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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC.-QREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939.
BLANKS TO BOSTON
;
Dykes' Machine Wins 15 of ,
J ... I
Last 19 Games; Yankees
Take 8th in Row.
By BILL WIIITK
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox nni-
eMne, In case you've been busy
watching the Van keen, has won 15
of ltd last 1! games, risen from the!
depths of fifth place to i challeng
ing position In wlm( M left of the
American leniMie iuch and Ih hint
three and one half guinea Imck of
the runner-up Boston Red Sox.
I .
I'ntii two daVH Jico the Sox hadn't '
been able to abut nut mi onr.oiient !
but now they are. boasting about a !
pair of whitewashing Jobs.
The second consecutive one came
yesterday anil the lied Sox were
the victims by a 4-0 score as
Thornton Iee. turned In a nine-hit
Job that was backed up by four
neatly executed double plays.
Yanks Win 8th Straight.
The Yankees are at it again.
The champion took No. 8 in a row
from the St. I-ouis llrowns by 2-1
yesterday In a game that was not
finite hh clone as it sounds. Bed
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Kltli win of tliu year, wiia room lm
lirexHlre thun llio (Ht.l the Yanks
got 13 hits nnd tlmutcliucj tu buat
Iomhh any nitiiiitn.
b'Hlali'lla IipIik'iI WnxljinRloii tu
nil H-7 vlt'lury mid u sweep of the
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Averill and Cullenhlne couldn't
match, in effectiveness, the KhhtM
rooud-trippcr
In (lit other American league
tussle. Harder of Cleveland hail
to pilch himself nut of a lot of
,ro"l,,p ,Hr"'' be earno up with a
.12 mccimou over uio Btiiiuiorti
Philadelphia Athletics.
Criopled Giants Beaten.
The National Icukuc hud only
two games to offer but hotli were
Important in the general scheme
( jbings.
11 1 1 Khilrjih Pirates, not feel-
11 l """"X "" be battered
ibintB. jumped from sixth to fourth
nm H h' virtue of their R-4 victory I
(over the taped-up Terriers. That ,
shoved the New Yorkers down to :
fifth place, just, a game nnd a half
nut of sixth.
The defeat was the New York
era' sixth straight, their long"st
lordita; streak of the campaign. j
I lie Boston Dees offered an un-
beatable combination In stopping i
the Cubs again, this time 2-1.
I
COUNTRY CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
i Hoseburg Country chili's "(inest
dny" has been set Tor this com
ing Sunday, July 23, and all mem
bers ate urged to bring guests
and spend the day playing golf.
, swimming or getting acquainted
with other recreational advanl
, ages offered by the club. )
' The golf course will bo open all I
I day to members and their guests
laud at 6 o'clock pitching, putting!
land driving contests will he held. I
Arrangements for the event are
, being supervised by Hill (Inodwtu,
I assisted by L. W. Josse, Ivan Plck-
ens, Krnest Pearson and Pat
1 Cannon.
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COAST LEAGUE LEAD
Record Crowd Sees Victory
nUPI. nIff pIr Rpoain
Uver Uaks, aeais ttegain
intra rosuion.
(liy the Associated Press)
The crowd of 16,750 paying 'us
lomcra, a record in Seattle base
ball history, watched their home
town Kainifin cling to a same and
a half It-ad In the Paciric coast
league ra-e by nosing out Oakland
In the twiHith InniiiK last night.
The (aimers beat the sixth-piaffe
Oaks, 3 tfi 2, itH Catcher Camp hell
cracked a line drive Into right
field to score Strange In the third
extra frame
San Francisco's Seals, meantime,
climbed back Into their usual third-
place berth by beating San Diego,
7 to H, at San Francisco, as Sacra
mento wan dropping a 4-to-Ji de
cision to I,os Angeles at the Angels'
park.
Hallou, the Seals' veteran curve
hall artist, kept the Padres under
control throughout, giving up only
seven hits. It was the first start
for Hallou this seasqu. Me Is or
dinarily used In a relief capacity
only.
Hack on the mound nftr a three
week layoff because of injury,
iHonetll. the league's leading pitch
er, twirled bis 1.1th victory against
two defeats as the Angels stop
ped the rampant Solons.
At Portland, Manager HIM Sween
ey won a ball game for his last
place Heavers, singling with two
out in the ninth to acoro Wilson
wltli the run that gave them uu 8-to-7
win over Hollywood.
It. II. K.
Hollywood OiiO 100 010 7 10 0
Portland (Mi.0 0ii2 4118 I t :i
Hlltner, Firming ti), Monerief
(7) and llrenzel; (Jabler, Itadnnits
(fi), llilcher (7 and Kernandus.
I ELKS
TAKE BALL GAMES
I Dunham's Transfer men defeat
I ed the Oakland Gobblers, 3 In I, in
' a we'll played soft ball game on
: the Oakland diamond last night as
I brilliant pitching by Laurance.
! coupled with clean Helding. held
. Ihe Cobblers scoreless after the
. first inning.
I Neas, Oakland shortstop, scored
the only run for the home team.
, lie walked after the h-iuluff hattcr
! filed out, advanced to third on
j Young's single, and scored on a
J Hlngle by Reeves after Kay Stearns
1 had lufled out to make tltc second
out. . ; ,
Allhotmh Oakland gathered six
j hits to four for Dunham's, the hits
; were kept widely scattered, and the
I Cobblers were una bio to push
across another tally,
i Dunham's tied the score in the
j opening inning on a walk, error
anil single. The score renin tued
deadlocked until the fifth Inning
I who Maker's home run, with Peter
' sou on base broke the lie und won
I tb ball game.
I Score - It. H. K.
I Oakland 100 (Hill (I I J
Dunham's la 02n u ;i 4 I
i Matt cries: Reeves ami llogau;
Lauiance ami K. Schemer.
I Elks Massacre Guard.
Tli.t l-'IL-u' t.M.i.i i.,.ut.,.l tl...-
I third straight y in utter losing the
SERIAL STORY
BORDER ADVENTURE
BY OREN ARNOLD
CAST OF CHARACTERS
HKTTV MAHY JOKDAN Pretty
young liurder Patrol service sec
ret ui v.
HliKltlWAN STAHU Handsome
llorder Patrol officer.
JIOPK KIUIMHK Starr's fel
low officer, also a bachelor.
MIS BAlillO Mexican smug
gler.
Yesterday: Out on their second
night of vlxil, the officers are
suddenly startled by a rock tum
bling down the canyon. Hope
gra upg Sheridan's arm, fuels It la
tense.
CHAPTKIl V
No man und certainly no wom
an iwd ever met Senor Luis
Kaustiuo Hodarte y Harro without
being instantly impressed. Senor
Harro might well have stepped out
of a motion picture film, or from
that chapter in a novel where the
handsome, heartless villain Is Intro
duced. Not that he was unreal. On the
contrary, be was anything but fic
titious; be was so real that the
government of the United States of
America had spent thousands oi
dollars eoirfbatting him and hoping
to capture him, and the government
nt Mexico likewine had a price on
his head. Main reason why the
government of Mexico did not al
ready have him In prison was that
he formerly operated In Mexico
city under the name of Portea Juan
de Escobar. When imllce got too
close to his swindling activities
there, he moved tar away, to enter
the business ol smuggling aliens
Into the U. S. A. This was more
profitable, and was more of an of
lense to the American officials than
opening game of the second half
when they steam-rollered the Na
tional (iuard team into helpless
submission. 23 to ft. in the only
game played at Finlay field last
night.
Slow In getting started, the win
ners found themselves behind, 4 to
3. in the third, but gathered mo
mentum as the game progressed,
scoring five times in the fourth,
six In the fifth and seven In the
sftth. The Soldiers' big inning was
the rouitb, tallying four times on
four hits. The Elks got to Todd
Company I) hurier. Tor 19 safeties.
It was the loser's fourth straight
defeat. ,
Score -Ft. H. K.
National Cuard 004 010 0 5 7 4
til kg Chili 302 f.()7 x- 23 19 2
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ELLIOTT WHIFFS IS
IN ALBANY VICTORY
SII.VKUTON, July 21. (AP)
(ilpnn Klllott struck out 15 men
mill lii-lil Hills creiik to six hits
lust ulKlit as Albiiuy buttled Its
way iu;o the final of the atale
semi-pro baseball tournament by
beathiK the t'reekmen, 8-2.
Standings
Ily the Associated Press H
American League
W. L. Pet.
New York til 23 .726
Mosion . 48 30 -HI5
t'hlAigo 47 36 Mti
t'levelaud 42 lilt .519
Detroit 41 12 .404
Washington ;i5 51 -4M7
Philadelphia 31 f". .3X3
St. Louis 21 58 .293
National League
Pinclnnatl 19 29 .fi2S
St. Louis 41 37 .526
Chicago 43 41 .512
New York 41 40 .5nK
Pittsburgh 3!i 38 .5uG
Mrooklyn 38 3X .500
Moston , 39 41 .188
Philadelphia 21 50 .324
Pacific Coast League
Seattle ,...7 45 . .598
Los Angeles titj 4T .58 1
San 1'iancisco 55 51 .50,"i
Sacramento ,53 53 .500
San Diego 53 57 .177
Oakland 53 60 .469
Hollywood ,..49 63 .137
Portland 4.' tit . t'-T,
iMtfjf R ule to Follow
,'.'. Asr nes-M'rins; .lick
COPYRIGHT. 1M0..
NEA CRVICK, IISO.
to those of his own countrymen.
His fellow Mexicans around Ju&res
and other towns In the states of
Chihuahua and Sonora came to
think of him as a fine fellow an
imprt ssion he carefully created by
geniality, flattery, and sundry gifts.
'Good morning, Don Luis," the
priest himself was wont to greet
him on the streets of Juarez. How
is it with your body and soul to-
Iday, my son?
"The body 1b fed, but the soul
I Is hungry, padre," the handnome
jiellow would smile 'guilelessly.
"Here are some silver pesos. Can
I not the church do something for
liny soul?"
"Can jou not come to the church
and see? It Is good to give your
money, hut it ts better to give
yourself to Cod."
"I am unworthy to enter your
sanctuary. Father. You who are
po good a man, and holy, will pray
for me?"
Now what could he done wilt) a
rogue like that? Especially when
he ended the Interview with an
engaging smile?
Girts, too, found the , same
smooth conversation In him. the
same lovely flattery, the same en
gaging smile. Concepcfon Con
ireras in Mexico City had given
him her heart, and now hunted
for him with her dagger, but she,
no more than the' police, knew
were he was. In Juarez, the bor
der town made gayer by American
tourists, were other pretty girls.
Don Luis, the handsome, enjoyed
their company. He mingled with
Mexicans and Americans alike, In
the swankier gambling palaces,
hotels, cabarets and cafes. He
laughed a lot and held always the
center of attention.
He didn't look like a "modern"
Mexican who wore conventional
American dress, nor yet like the
poorer peons with the huge som
breros. He wore (or affected) a
more colorful costume flared
pantalones; a silken sash of crim
son and gold: a white satin shirt;
a green velvet bolero with golden
ly:tid; a black felt hat. stiff and
formal and flat crowned, banded
with silver conchos, and held down
with a rawhide string under the
chin. Sometimes he swung a
fringed seraph over his left
shoulder, a highly colorful blanket
hand-woven by the Indians of Mex
ico, tossing It with the jaunty
swagger of a bullring matador.
That was the Luis Barro whom
the public knew. Mack of that al
together genial and pleasing front,
however, was an organizer with a
business that involved risk and
danger and that Ignored all fed
eral law. At night nnd in careful
privacy. Don Luis would interview
!ils "sitotters," men and women.
who, living by his bounty, contact
ed rich neonle and others who
wanted to be smuggled into the
1'nlted States. They arranged
for Luis to "guarantee" them safe
crossing. They collected the mon
ey for Luis in advance. Often, too.
they helped him arrange to send
over highly valuable shipments of
contraband dope.
Others of these henchmen, oper
ating silently tn Kl Paso nnd at
other points on the American side.
kept him informed as to move
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Patrol the one force which was
aggressively against him. Some of
them watched Border Patrol head
quarters Itself, noting when offi-
i;rrs urjiuriCTi, wmcn direction wipy
Reeined to take, when they returo
jed. These were well paid spies,
and Ifficient on the whole.
I
I But Luis Harro' s spies were not
j to be blumed if they failed to re
'port the departure this day of Of
ficers Starr and Klldare, toward
the road leading to the Marcial
Ranch, thence toward San Fell pecan-yon.
Sherry and Hope hadn't
departed from Patrol headquar
ters, there near the tall watch tow
er by the river In El Paso. Nor had
jthey departed in daytime. On the
.strength of information telephoned
them by Betty Mary, they had de
parted hastily at night.
It was the night when Barro was
to have gent a dozen aliens across,
l to be picked up 'by cars at the up
per end of San Felipe Canyon and
hastened toward Amarlllo, Texas,
thence on to Oklahoma and pro
bable safety. Ani Barro would
ihave made the crossing but for one ,
thing. A Bpy en me to him at sun
down that evening. ,
"The Patrol, they visit Salazar;
In the jail house," this spy report
ed. "And the city detectives take
Sataznr out of his cell and talk id
him again."
"How do you know?' Barro j
snaped.
"Santos, the little hunchback
boy who sweeps nut the offices and
runs errands, told me."
"What did the officers learn?
Did they toeat Salazar? Did he
talk much?"
"They did not beat hiin. They
did not bother him much, Santos
said."
"Hmmm." Anger showed on Bar
ro's face. Anger and resentment.
It was In such moments that he
was revealed as a dangerous man.
"Where are the officers? Ixs fed
erates, who visited Salazar?"
"They were Starr and Klldare,
again. They did nothing, but loaf
long around the police station, then
go away. I think they expected po
lice to bvlng in another prisoner,
maybe, hut nothing comes."
Barro considered that.
He had 12 people nine men and
three women who had paid him
$2'0 each, American money, to es-
r-Tir7
1 - 1 I - - -Ja
It wti on Betty t.ou's first lonn. trip that she div
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cort them across, and he had plan-!
ned to rend them that night. They!
Were at his own ranch house, 15 1
miles out of Juarez, waiting for him
to say the hour.
"I can send them over any 1
time," Barro mused now. "It is
not yet midnight, and my ran elm is
near the line. The cara will wait
on the highway. And yet Sulazar
knew this plau. If the Border Pa
trol chanced to make him tell 1
shall wait and see."
Which Ib why Senor Luis Faua
tlno It oil arte y Barro left bis aliens
in his ranch house for that night,
dressed himself as a dirty peon
and went cautiously to the mouth
of San Felipe Canyon.
From midnight until after dawn
he sat In some shrufbbery and
rocks just on his side the interna
tional line, the barbed wire fence
strung there for a boundary. He
watched the Canyon skyline like
a vigilant hawk. He listened in
tently ror any sound, any echo.
At daybreak especially he look
ed, and sniffed, of any hint of
smoke, knowing that officers then
might relax their caution and build
a small campflre or at least licht
pipe or clgaret, and knowing tmu
even though air currents swept up I
that canyon at nleht, they usually j
reversed contrarily in the early ,
morning, so odd were the hill fov-j
mations there.
But Luis saw nothing to warm
him despite his wearisome vigil.
At 7 a. m. he shrugged his shoul
ders, got up to leave.
"I should have made the cross
ing as planned." he lamented. "To
night I will."
(To Be Continued)
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