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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939. 11 pi m i2 ,Uh' '38 is 18 Pa Seals Take 3-to-i Victory From Senators; Beavers, Oaks Divide Two. lty the AKHociated I'reKH) Their flint loss i In' 11 kuiih-h hnttii'l I Jik :iny riri out of Dm Sacramento Senators, w'ho Hi ill are knocltiiiK loudly on the first divi sion door In the I'aclfic coast bane bill I league, i . S;u runiPtrtn': 1 ,ff 1 in the Kali Francisco Si-1 itt' San Kmn-i-Ihco last night l0ft-(l the Kciui IniH ti hitiT khiiih from (liffr tin with Oa U land lor fourth hi to, im Hie Oaks divided u double hill with J'nrtlaud. III, noil, vetei Jill Kjui Km in -lncn rlffht-hainlcr, kept HHxruniento'iii Hcven him well K'iitliMi'j while his milieu ko: m-viMi liitH-ol'f Nherer. i 1 h r' of them Itr tin seventh when jlwo run crossed the phi to. I The Senators' loss ended a win ning Hti i'!ik (hat had reached ID "nines, with u i:i Jmiin tie thrown in. Beavers, Oaks Split. At I'nrtluml, Oakland won the first half i.f u twin hill with the lusf-plure Heavers. ;i to I. hut drop ped th' Heveiihinliiir nlKhli-ap, I :i, an lhi home club rallied with two runs in each tin- fiTth and Kixth frames. Catcher Coiuoy helped the .ak cause in tin first game with a iotilile lhal drove In two runs In (lie mmoihI tiininif. .Seattle's HiMOInl-plai Itainiers polled out n 4 t d-.'l win over seventh- pliiee Hollywood In the, tenth in niiiK nt Seat Hp when Cosrarart "lacked out u line drive with I he :mes loaded and I wo out, scoriiiK Varuti. It was th ltjth victory nt the sea son fni' llarrett, Seattle H uce right hander, At I, oh AlilfeleH the league leading Angels came from behind hi lieal Sail Diego, l to H. Scores nt Cortland: First game Oakland ti2l OiiO win- 3 12 0 Coiiland .. .. tilh hOO 0001 S 0 Mux ton. Hulvesou f r.) and Ton- I Even the 1 IVttlPJ I price is f PSlX(pV 1.55,.,-, I hte m A.oU nuiuruua E j "','" Brain ncuiral siirics. S'?(!j(i3 Hit.. i'lllUd(ll)lllJ. I'd. 1 Biliy Conn 3-to-l Favorite to Whip Bettina in Titular 1 5-Rounder Tonight f( ' 111 , " f ' ..akwMM I ....... i.ni.iiini.ii.li Iin ENDED JT 11 Brooklyn Mound Ace Lose to Piratei, Who Apply 3-0 Whitewath. rented from the Ihroert.y ull .tar 3 ADMINISTRATIVE irrw -r'iT cracl' ! AIDES APPOINTED Standings Pbllndo l.l.lu Mcllo Uclliiu Ily (iAYI.K TAI.IIOT NKW YDUK. July 13. (Al'l Illlly ('"im i.r I'lllxljiiiuh unil Mcllo Hi'tlilia of lii'Uron. N. Y., Iwu tnuKll 'oniiKHtfrw who fully cxihtI Id In- plunk in I he- miflillc 11I IIm lifavy. MfiKht Kilunllmi a yciir fnim now. lush in a I j-iniinilt-r ul .Miulixon MliiHif tuini'ti tuuiciit for thlx (Hiiilry'B 17.r iiotiuil tlllc. Iti'tiina nliraily das ticon rpcoi;- Hizcil 11H lij:lil llcavy weight cham pion liy the New York Stale. Ath letic coruiuiHKjfui, ami the uiniicr of touihl'R luHsle v et till ofricilil noil from the National lioxiliR 11s- Billy Conn srx-ialiou, making it tiuaniuious. Conn. reimiiiiR favorite of New York fan Kince his left hook blast ed out two victories over Krt'd Aposloll anil another over Solly KricKer. has been made a firm choice In the hotline, will hit tina's admirers receiving 3-to-l for their money. 1'nless ull sins fall, fans should see a hoislerous haltle. hi fact, it should be a peach, providing one's laste runs to loe-lo-loe fist fight-Iiik- Conn is the faster and his left hook is the prettiest thing in the ring today. Deltina, souat ami slunly, pucks Ihe better punch. By SID FKDRR (Associated Press Sports Writer) It In a pleasure to report that j Boston Fireman Mace Brown Is still ai xood an ever at putting out those foui'-alarin blazes. The Pittsburgh amoke-enter didn't have a chance to turn bis bonk and ladder ciii-y and control out on the ail-star field at Yankee stadium Tuesiluy, like he did In Cincinnati lusl year, but he made up for it last night as the Pirates knocked off Ihe llrooklvn Dodgers with a 4-0 coat of whitewashing In the only game on the major league program. Klremun Brown's latest Job of answering the alarm was to put the chill, convincingly and completely, on Whitey Wyatt. who has been Just, about the hottest newcomer to come down the National league pike since Johnny Vaniler Meer was dishing out goose eggs last year. Wyatt had won eight straight un to last night and hadn't been beat en in the Nutlonul league campaign ing. So It was time to turn in the alarm to cool him off. And the fireman, who, you may recall, was famous for that sort of thing In til games, or shout one third of the enure scnedtile. last year, came a iiiiining. He started the game last night, gave up six hits, ran into trouble only twice, and when he did he i-an right out of It again. The victory boosted the Bucs Into a fifth place tie with the dafflness boys in the National league standings. (Ily the Aa.-orlalnd Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. I.. Cincinnati 44 26 New Y rk 40 311 St. Iouls 3t :i4 Chicago 39 37 Brooklyn , 35 31 Pittsburgh M 34 3! 38 21 46 American Le. gue Unchanged. Pet. .629 .SIX .514 .513 .507 .507 .457 .313 WASHINGTON. July 12 (AP) President Roosevelt named today Lauchlin Currle of Maryland, Wil liam II Mclteynolds of Michigan, and James H. liowe. Jr., of Mon tana as three of the six adminis trative assistants authorized under the government reorganization act. Currle now Is an eronomist with the federal reserve board. Mcltey nolds Is administrative assistant to Secretary Morgenthau III charge of treasury personnel. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE i- mo ft "T- wt 1 rrf7i4 i E.A.-tUIM Vl 1 11ADDLU IN IDAHO SLAYING W. I,. Pet. I.os An.Teles , 63 42 .600 Bttle 60 44 .577 San FrnnclBco 52 '.9 .515 """land 51 64 ,46 Suciiimento 47 51 .40 San Diogo 48 63 .475 Hollywood 46 57 .417 Portland 40 57 .412 NEUTRALITY BILL SNAG PLEASES NAZIS IJKRLIN, July 13. (API The oiiiciai erinali reaction to the United Slates senate's postpone ment of any rerlsion In neutrality legislation was that "It does not concern us" but there were Indica tions the step was received with satisfaction. Newspapers generally printed Ihe news without comment but at least two of tbein by their head lines Indicated the trend of Her man reaction. The Fremdenblatt of Hamburg headlined the story, "hard defeat lor President Hoosevelt war par ticipation bill postponed" and the Kwoelf I'hr Hlatt of Berlin, 'fa hard blow against Roosevelt his neutrality revision postponed until BOISK, July 13 (AP) Charles ' I, Italian, 38, one of the two ex-cou-lcts wanted by Idaho police in con nection with the revolver-slaying of J. W. ('larke. Horseshoe Bend serv ice station operator, was arrested yesterday at Baker, Ore., Idaho Po lice Lieutenant Karl Conn said. James Harrison, 31, was sought iciunfu 1U nave ueen Been utrui Ontario, Ore. Officials said Ihe neulralllv In.. lislation was "AmerlcH'a luiHlnesu " Both sides of the big leagues got adding. "It concerns Oermany only down to the serious work today of if In the efrort to have his bill pass getting the second half of the ached-led the president uses It as war ag. nle under way. The lioys were all'tation again! the fierman people." BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If barkai-h nnd Irfiajnn are limiting vnu miser. n-, don't just (umipUin ani tlu nothing liout llicin. Saturn may t.e warning yuU Oitit your kitlny o.t atdMiiioti. Th kidney ar Nature a rWi way of taking etrew aridi and piioniu oui rrf t Mood. Moat peoplr pM about 3 pints a day or atxnit 3 pounds of waatc. triiut or acaiiijr paaaairra with am At ting and burning lins tlitsre may be aumctbiug wrong with your kidni-t or blnddnr. It the IA nnW of kidney tubea and RltAri non 1 work .n, ptmouttm ttau itmttrr stays in the bliK. Tht-Kc p.i.nt tna tart nayging ! bafkarh. rheuiiiaur pain, 1 paini. of prp and energy, gftiiiig ip nigfita, wHIing. puffins! uivler the eye. l.i4daWiM ami dininen. Kwn t wait. Ask v.tijr drutgil fnr Dttaii' I'illa. iutd urcenrfullv bv million fw nver 40 yaars. They giv happy rWirf and ili lieip the IS mile oi kidney tubes flush out poisonous i waste from the blood. (Jet Doan'a l'lll. j MORGAN'S GROCERY Specials for Friday and Saturday GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Texun or Preferred Stock Brands, 46-oz. cans, J(J 2 cans JJ SUNSHINE HYDE PARK COOKIES A pound box of fancy assorted 9 As cookies, box 6UV JOHNSON'S GLOCOAT A pint can and 1-3 JPCgl pint free, all for j3 Northern Tissue Linen-ized for Softness Stock UppsS . a III Tlcciir I mm Now! 7 Rolls SrSi .LInfrn JsueJ izedfor Softness Lr-IVIOINS Large "Jtfi Sunkist, dozen "J TOMATOES Fancy field grown, Ct 4 lbs 0 TUNA FISH Chicken of the Sea Brand, OOt 2 large cans lj. roy: I'lckrel, Itadouits (s) anil Fer naudi's. Second game Oakland (112 lino (I- 3 li 0 I'oi-lland Hill tiJ2 x -5 12 1 lllthiirn and Hiiimondi; Thomas anil Molizo. ullllUrlll.l Doiillms t.( Flghty per cent of Ihe world's petroleum reserves is still untapped in oil shales awaiting development when and If present pools arc ex hausted. OAKLAND POULTS WIN IOWA SHOW HONORS OAKLAND, - Wie, July 12. Mr. iiml Mrs. Clainlc (..off of Oakland hciiL Njirragantu'tt mid llrouze Ui I' ll cy poults in the 5th itninuil Iowa State Turkpy I'oult show hint week. Tin- pon lis were en route from TtieKl;iy until Krithiy noon without leeil or witter, hut tlespite this httmlUiip took first lu NaritmHiT setiH and thii'tl In. Uiouze, aa ivtljl ;is the tlisliiiHc trophy. ivintmi wuuiiituu M WW ; Irs m Wa r Wi Delidous-totally different. rftnjtffl They stay crunchy in Z94f milk or cream. ft """"J Here's a breakfajl wilh real "umph " to il the most V f V different cerool in a decade! Hs J Kellogg'i Rice Kriipies ate not flaked ,. .not shredded. I " 1$ They're "oven-popped" by a polcnled Kellogg process, i g V I 1 a "T then toasted lo a templing golden blown. g fc J Ww mmp let Iho whole family enjoy the rich, satisfying flavor f ""' i v the listing crispnoss-of Kcllogg's , J ' 7' Rice Krispies tomorrow morning. Chil- rfi' affi oOP'l -Jvl dren can't seem lo gel enough of them. 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