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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939.
SEATTLE LEAD CUT
TfllEI
Second Straight Game Lost
to Sacramento; Angels
Defeat Seals.
(tt the Associated Press)
Sacramento's stubborn Senators
were back third P'ace ,n hp
Pacific coast baseball league in
day after handing the first-plac
Seattle Italnlers their serourt
straight lb-Mug to edge but San
Francisco liy a hair linn.
Freitus pitched tit; I) I four-hit hall
nt Sacramento lust night uh ihe
Kolons nicked Seattle, 2 to 1, Hint at
Shu Francisco, Floras pitched ixtn
Angeles to a t-toO win over the
Seals,
The Ivor Angeles win nnd tho
Seattle loss trimmed tho Suds' lead
to three games.
Oakland, meantime, moved up a
notch Into fifth plaeo by blanking
Hollywood, 4 to 0, at Hollywood,
and Portland won a see-saw af fa Jr
froni Sun Diego, 8 to 6, nt the bur
dor city.
Sacramento got 12 hits off Walk
er, hunching four hitH Tor both runs
In the aecond frame, while South
paw Freitas kept the Suds well un
der bin thumb except for the fourth
Inning, when they scored their nolo
tally on a iwo-hiiggor by White and
Archie's single.
Floros, Los Angeles freshman
vlghlhnndcr, specialized tn a, sfde
arm rant hull nnd sharp-breaking
curve to keep Snn Fruiiclnco's five
blngles Well scattered. The Angels
got eight hits off Shores nnd Kou
pal, who look over in the ninth.
Tho veternn Cnntwoll pitched
union ih ball for Oaklnud'fi sneond
straight wliu ton t of the lust-place
stars. Two of the Ouka runn were
on homers with none on by Abreu
and Verges lit tho aecond and
sixth frames.
Portland punned across two run
In the ninth to end n wild contest
with San Diego in which the Heav
ers used three pitchers and tho
Padres Tour. San Doigo got 13 hltn
and Portland II.
T
A large group or local hlfch
school students, graduates and
Oregon Slate college alumni Inst
bight attended a meeting held nt
Hie city hall by Percy Loeov. I,nn
miner uild "Sluts" Cill. athletic
directors at thu stale cnlleRe. The
thrco men have hoijn touiliiR Ore
gon for (lie punt three weeks tn
the InterestH of the cnllee and
JtH fnrthcoiutiiR athletic HeaKon.
Persons In attendance lasl night
paw motion pictures of conference
football Raines plnyed la at sen won.
Under a conference rnliiS; am n
pictures camtrd be shown to the
public for a Riven lenRth of time
and as the date limit expired this
week, the pictures were Riven
their flrwt puhllc showlnR In Hone
ImiR. The views were made to be
uwed In IraiuluR future teainR.
The vlHltlUR speakers dlHciinfletl
the educationnl facllltlen ill the
HUto colleRe and also outlined the
forthconiiiiR athlellc. prog ram, uir
iiiR Htipport for the year's actTvl
ties.
Format Ion of a n OreRnn St ale
club waa discussed, but organiza
tion was postponed to a later date
tillbert Klnlay served a chair
man of the muetliiR.
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NKW Y(M!K. July 2S.- (AIM
Hli burd t Dixie) Uavts, one
time "kid monihpiece" tor the
Dutch Sell til l r. pulley racket, wan
n "fiee" man tinlay -guarded care
fully In an undisclosed hideout
HKalnat RiiuRland'H veiiReance lor
JukMiners.
Accompanied ly lour detectives
who will no wherever he Roes, Dn
vis hitHllcd from the llronx coun
ty Jail shortly alter 1 a. m. and in
to h uattlnR nulouiohlle which car
ried him swiftly away, perhaps to
an early rendezvous wllb his red
halted sw eel heart. Mope Dare,
Proud way show beauty w bout he
plaits to many.
DhvIs, his one year sentence foi
bis part In the rackets conspiracy
pa red by t To da x, npeti t In the
Tombs while he waited his turn
to testify afralnst tils mates, and
'by H9 days otf for Rood behavior.
imnU return Monday to Manhat
tan an a federal fcinml Jury wll
lioss. Ho carried a government
piibHenn when he lelt Hit? jhII.
NOTICE OF MEET1N0 OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice Ih hereby Riven that on
the second Monday In August, be
Iok A n kiis I 11, the Jtoard o Ktpmli
itttlon will eoiivene In the Aksoh
nor a office lu I he Court House in
HoHelMit'K. lKuiwlas County, tru
Ron, for (he puipose of eamiuiUR
the AHNcnm-int KoIIh nnd correct
tuft all errors In valuations, de
scription u nd finality of land, ims
and other property aHPeswed iy tur
Assessor and It shall be the
duty of persons intereted to ap
pear at tlutt Unit) ami place ap
pointed. (Adv.) PAHTON HKM.IWi;!..!,,
County Ansessor.
Most of the KiisHlnit wild boar
enumerated by RHine teunustak
prs In America are lu tirnhnm coun
ty. North Caivllua. They erf
Imported by an KuRlitilimau w bo
planned h khuih preserve.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
4 HMM A BASS DttUM WITH
patches ou rr - wo? hm.'
MAVPE 1 SHALL SlVE St)U 42,
BUT VOU'LL BE A DISSATISFIED
CUSTOMER SO-O-O, I'LL WOT
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FOR IT S , I'LL WOT QIVE
FOR IT f b BUT I'LL SIVE
TOR IT SEVEW-FEEFTV--AUP
IF THATfe WOT THE BEST CEAL
VOU COULD GET IU AMERICA I
HOPE THOSE THREE BALLS W
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IT'S A SCAWPAL
U-'RUMMIUcS UP
VACATION FUWPS
SERIAL STORY
BORDER ADVENTURE
. BY OREN ARNOLD
CAST OK CHAHACT K.KS
RKTTY MARY JOHDAN Pretty
young Border Patrol service secre
tary.
SHKRIDAN STARR Handsome
Border Put ml officer.
IIOPK KHjDARK Starr's fellow
officer, also a bachelor.
IdIB 1IAHRO Mexican anuiK
Bier.
Yesterday: Once In .fiiarez, Het
ty Mary flhda excitement aplenty
when she meets and dances with
ails Itarro!
CHAPTKR XI
YminR MertsrH. Rberldun Hlarr
and Hope Klldare. pais and fellow
officers in the I nlted States Her
der Patrol, theoletlcnlly were to
have Rone to bed by 11 o'clock
ibis hlRht, gotten a grind aleep and
reported for further official duty
next mornitiR. Actually they did
ItolhfUR of tho ni't,
They tralleil llelty Mary Instead
in Ihelr vitt until her taxi crossed
the International nrldRe Into Mexl-
Then they Just rode around
Rlnmly for a while, rtaylnR little.
At nildntRht they pulled up at
the t' & I Cafe, stalked lu and or-
lered huge slabs of applc-rultdti
pie und plenty of black coffee. Hav-
iiiR eaten, they thumped their atlff
hats back on their heads, stalked
buck out to their car, separated
and went home.
Normally they would have met
at the office next mornllitf at K
o'clock. Next day, however, they
walked In be tote 7, not 10 minutes
iipn rt.
i of foe munla kept me awnke.
Sheridan apoloRized, which both
men knew wasn't ao.
"Me too,' agree tl Hope. "Hardly
Rot a Rood cat nap."
They pretended nil tnornliiR tn
be writing reports. Four times they
asked ihe office seeretary If any
telephone calls bad come for them.
"Wouldn't I have called yon it
they had?" she nfked at lawi, fea
sibly. "I knew you were In the
InilldhiR.
At noon the I wo men walked
outride and stared up at the tall
steel tower that rises, needle-like.
l-lt feet above Ihe bank of the Rio
HiHiide. Another border patrolman
waa up there In the tiny crow's
nest. watchltiR w 1th strong field
classes to see anyone who mluht
try to wade the river In ilaylime.
He commanded a view for many
miles, and could telephone dow n
the in fot ma Hon if he saw aliens
erossliiR. Radio would llien puss it
on a cruifiiiR patrol cars. Officer
llaitou was up there now, Alert,
he saw Hope and Sherry, leaned
out tn wave at litem, comradely.
"See nnlhli!R? Over there?"
Sheridan shouted up.
"No. Whal'd you ox pert? A reo
hit Inn?"
"Nuts," Sherry grow led. "Come
on, Hope). ,et s fin Homewheie.''
"Where?" asked Hnpe.
"I tlunno."
They bluffed around until R p.
in., cluiimcd nut of Ihelr uniforms,
then ale supper toRetber and still
t'rtced the pvnhb-m or what neii tt
do. They hadn't spoken of II. even
once, but the truth was that Ibey
were miserable with concern for
Merry Mniy. hiuI each man knew It
In his lieai t. They rd( in Hope's car
after supper and Hope, ill the
wheel, turned tt westward without
so much as h comment. Nor was
anything said about Petty when he
rolled up on the bridge over the
Itlo Uninde,
"Senorrs!" Imtb men spoke, ami
added a formal mihjte, when they
.slowed down to pass the Mexican
officers on ruum! at ihelr end of
the bridge. It was ft custom for of
fleers of either lountry thu to
pass back nnd foith, with mutual
courtesy extended. Thu Mexican
nflictals liked to tislt In America;
the Americans in Mexico Molh
gmuV" wer known to one another
hi) way.
'Might slop up here on t'lucn
de Mayo street and rii another
cuppa coffee," Sheridan ituggested.
And look around Home
They idlll hadn't inenttoupd Het
ty Mary, Uut she bud been gone
EGAP,
S4ALL
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COPYRIGHT, 1tt
NKA SERVICK, IWO.
for almost 21 boura anil that much
time can seem like a year. They
ought to have arranged for her to
telephone them or something every
little while. Hope was thinking.
They drove twice by the .Mon
tezuma Hotel und saw no algn of
her. They parked then and walked
up Cfnco de Mayo, thence over onto
Kith de Sepliemhre, looking tenta
tively Into every barroni, saloon,
cafe, reslaurant, hotel lobby, and
urio Htore, two hlg American offi
cers, well aware that many a man
and woman who hated them were
on the streets nt that hour.
Still searching, they turned Into
The Place of the Sleeping Monk
and all at once saw her!
She waa alttlng at a table alone.
The two officers brightened in
stantly. They stalked to unotber
table nearby and sat down, beck
oning to a waiter. They had eaten
heartily In Kl Pano, but they or
dered another incut.
lleblnd a glass of Iced aguamiel
the strange sweet drink of Mex
ico Hetty Mary looked at. them In
exusperallon. The big boobs, trull
ling her like this! They'd give her
'away surely If they didn't stop It.
She wanted to throw something at
them, or kick their shins.
She pretended new concern with
her sketching pad. which she kept
with her constantly now. Hastily
she drew lines of a dancing maid
en, trying to think the while. Hope
and Sherry were eyeing her entire
ly tort much. And. the alllles. they
had plopped down Just two tables
away. Shu just knew something
would happen when l.uia Itarro
came In.
She alternately sipped her drink
and sketched. It helped cover her
feeling. She watched the Ameri
cans eat chili and enchiladas. And
she watched the front door, trying
to think of something to do, some
recourse.
There was no time, however, to
form a plnn. She was Just bcRln
ning a new sketch w hen Harm
himself came In, walking with his
customary grace and swaRger. He
saw her Instantly and smiled
Riamlly.
"Senorlta!" he exclaimed. "I
was afraid you might not keep
the appointment! 1 am so lukee! I
do nol deserve !'
All at once he stiffened, seemed
to freeze there, lie had seen the
two officers of the Holder Patrol,
recognlning them even though they
were now out of uniform. They
had dressed In ordinary West
Texas stle, which Included wide
hats of Ihe cowboy type, common
along the border.
"Sit down. Don I. Ills'" Hetty
Mary urged. "Certainly 1 kept the
appointment. How could I break
a dale with you? And I have been
unite busy sketching, too. Look
I found these two American ranch
ers ibev so kindly agreed to pose
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She left her chair and moved to
Hope and Sherry.
"tientlemen, ' a;ie reaumed, quite
formnlly, "I want you to meet my
hurmlDg friend. Don l.uiR Harm.
Hon I. ills, this is .Mr. Starr and
.Mr. Mr. I am no sorry, your
name hue slipped me. sir?"
Mope and Sherry had been
poised like taut springs! Or like
panthers crouched, ready to pounce
on an enemy, lu one flashing mo
tion they could have attacked, in
uuisun. They had recoffnized Luis
tlurro Instantly, a moment hefore
he saw Ihem. Luis Ihtrro, the man
they wanted most lu the world to
put in Jail. Or, if necessary, to see
dead.
K-Kildure!" stammered Hope.
actlliK. for Betty Mary. "Kildare."
Sherry caught his clue a shude
quicker, lie had sense enough to
stand up and how at Itarro, but
Hope wits just RlarhiK.
Hetty Mary habhled on like the
talkative tourist she pui-portcri to
be. "it is so sweet to have all
three of you gentlemen together.
Won't you let us move our tables
together and oh, waiter! come,
please, ami help us make a little
parly here. Now Mr. Kildare, 1
want to study your profile while
you eat, but you anil lion Luis
please just go right on being so
ciable for it won't Interfere at all!
Nol at all, there's a dear. L'nh
litthm. You all have classic fea
tures, lion Luis, you are a mar
velous Ijtttn type, really you are!
And see how Mr. Starr leans more
toward the Nordic, in the set of
Ills eyes and nose? And such hand
some men! And all so hospitable!
1 heard n great deal about the
southwestern hospitality before 1
came, and now 1 am enjoying It.
dear, dear! Please go ahead and
order our meal, I ton l.tlls: I can
stop and ent always, ha ha!"
She kept jabbering on gaily.
Hope and Sherry swallowed hard,
wearing expressions that suggested
loom was about lo strike. Hut
Iton l.uis Itarro, eyes narrow-ed.
began to tela In a delighted
smile. Obviously be was thor
oughly enjoying the situation.
( lo Lie Continued t
The sandwich Is snid to eel Its
name from the Karl of Sandwich.
who so loved his games that his
only food for days would be a piece
ol meat between two slices of
bread
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CT-.IL Hit
Safeway Beats Guard Team
by 11-10, Hains Tfounce
Bakers, 8 to 1.
Softball fans certainly got their
money's worth at Finlay field last
night hen they saw both enda of
a douhleheader won in "Frank Mer
dwell" fashion. In the opener,
Safeway broke, a lie-score to nif
the National Guard, 11 lu 10, In &
,1. '.I.. .wl In tho
nCVKIUU 1IIIIIIIK 1IIJ, "4 j
nightcap, Boucock a Hams, beninii
7 to 2 as they came to bat for the
final time, rntlled out with an -to-f
vln over Williams Bakery team of
Kugene in a "klngs-x" game, In
the wildest and woollest rally yet
staged on the local diamond. At
Sutherlln, the up-and-coming Han
cock Oilers posted their third win
of the second half with a 9-to-5 tri
umph over Sutherlln.
The Orncerymen-Soldler tilt was
a froe-hltllng and wild-scoring af
fair from start to finish. The win
ners, enjoying a 10 to-l lead by vir
tue of a six-run uprising in the aec
ond. and a brace of tallies In the
first and fourth stanzaB, sa their
lerd gradually Whittled away as the
Company D aoftballers pushed
across three runs In each of the
Inst three InnliiRs to reach a 10-all
score. Safeway came back in their
half of the seventh to push across
the winning run when Byrd, lead-off
man smashed otit a hit and tallied
on another long blow by Mahry
with none away. Clyde Stevenson
hit a long hnnte-run in the big second-Inning
blow-up.
Score: R. II. E.
Safeway .260 200 111 U 5
National Ruard 010 033 310 10 7
Kami' Rally Wina.
In the Bottcock-Wiltiams game,
lite "cash customer" saw a Rood
team "blow" a 5-run lead and what
appeared to ev-eryone certain vic
tory for the visitors! as Wilson,
Kugene hnrler, with his peculiar
delivery and a fast hall which
smoked across the plate, mowed
down tha locals In easy fashion for
six Innings, nllowlng but three hits
and only Iwd runs. But the unex
pected hastened as the winners
came to bat for the last time.
Wilson developed a sudden wild
streak as the fateful inning opened
and the team behind him, to help
ntatterg along, fell apart, com
mitting six miscttes, which, along
with two hits, two walks and four
passed balls, meant the ball game.
Klevett men faced Wilson before
the winning run was scored after
two were down. A single by Miles
scored Wyutt for the tally thut
meant the ball game.
Iloucocks scored their eight runs
on five hits, while the losers smash
ed out 11 blows, including two
homo runs und a double by Moore
in four times up, off the combined
orrerings of I'engra and Merrltt, the
winning hurler,
sre: R. H. E.
Williams 301 001 27 11 8
Houeocka 0U0 0u2 68 5 5
Oilers Take Sutherlln
The Hancock Oilers, aided by
lOvashanko's 6-hlt pitching, and
some lusty slugging by his team
males homers by Bender and
I'erry and doubles by Snoddy,
Chapman and Hoyt posted a D-to-5
win over Sutherlln for their
third league victory.
The score was tied in the sec
ond, 8 to 3, and again in the fifth
frame, 5 to 6, but the Oilers came
back lii the sixth to break up the
ball game by tallying four times on
three hits, all for extra hases, nnd
an error by the Sutherlln first
baseman. Kvnshanko hurled shut
out and hlllcss ball in the butt two
innings.
League games tonight find tho
OIIpi-r ugain taking the diamond at
Klnlay field, against Iloucocks. In
the only game scheduled here, and
the Elks Journeying to Oakland to
play -the Oaks.
Score: II 11 E
Sutherlln ii.to no 05 6 J
Hancock U20 02t I a 0 1
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Standing
By the Associated Press
National League
W. L.
Clnclnnattl 56 30
St. Louis 47 40
Pittsburgh 46 40
Chicago 48 43
Brooklyn 42 43
New York 42 45
Boston '.. 40 47
Philadelphia -26 57
American League
New York 61 25
Boston 55 32
Chicago 51 40
Cleveland -.47 40
Detroit 45 45
Pel.
.651
.535
,628
.527
.494
.483
.461)
.313
.719
.632
.560
.540
.600
.398
.379
.273
.602
.575
.518
.517
.458
.457
.442
.429
Washington
..37
Philadelphia
St. Louis ....
Pacific
S3 54
24 .61
Coast League
71 47
Senttle
Los Angeles .
Sacramento ..
San Francisco
Oakland
Han litego .....
Portland
Hollywood .. .
...M
...58
....60
...65
...63
...50
....61
TENNIS TOURNEYS
Plans for Immediate organiza
tion of tennis tournaments for
junior boys and girts, older boys
and girls and for adults were an
nounced today by James Watts,
senior high school athletic coach
and director of the summer super
vised recreational program. Mr.
Watts Is in charge, of the recrea
tlonnl activities sponsored Jointly
by tho Roseburg school district,
American Legion and WPA. Mr.
Watts, according to the arrange
ments for the project is the super
visor and director of recreation
and his assistants are furnished
by the WPA.
So far this season the activities
have centered principally around
baseball for the Midget, Interme
diate and Junior groups sponsor
ed by the American Legion.
Ir. Watts now plans tn turn to
tennis, and Is Inviting all persons
Interested In participating in the
forthcomng tournaments to con
tact blm at Finlay field, where he
will be found dally between 10 a.
m. and 5 p. tn. The tennis tour
naments will start, August 1. Mr.
Watta urges that all youngsters
and adults Interested sign for par
ticipation prior to that date.
He also asks that all youngsters
Interested in organizing teams for
softball, volley ball or any other
sijorts to consult with him at Fin
lav field. If sufficient interest is
shown In any of the popular j
sports an organized schedule will
be arranged, he states.
Legion baseball practice will he
continued each afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. Although the Junior team
is out of further competition of
the year, practices still will be
held, and it is urged particularly
that all boys eligible for next
year's Junior team turn out for
practice, in order that a nucleus
may be formed for next season.
There will be no baseball game
at Finlay field Sunday, duo to the
absence of several players, but
Irving liiegel, chairman, stales ef
forts are being made to schedule a
game for the Midgets in the near I
tutu re. I
Floor,
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Roseburg, Oregon
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SATURDAY NIGHT
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League Lead Tightened by
Doubleheader Victory
Over Boston.
By BILL WHITE
(Associated Presg Sports Writer)
There is a well-founded suspicion
Ihe rest of the National league Is
about us close as It will get to
the Cincinnati Reds.
That is the consensus after yes
terdny'a double triumph in which
tile iteds had the benefit of some
of Derringer's best pitching in tho
first game and some smart hitting
in the Becond to down the always-
tough Boston Bees, who have been
playing almost .600 ball the last
I month.
t ne league leaners won tj-t oe-
hind Derrl:er's eight-hit hurling
hut they had to! go 11 innings in
the afterpiece before Bordagary's
timely Blngle scored the winning
run nnd gave them a 9-8 edge.
Cards Trounce Giants.
The Cards kept up their winning
w-nys at the expense of the New
York Giants with a 9-4 victory
built arotimi, what must be every
pinch hitter a dream a homer with
the bases loaded. Padgett did it
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In the seventh, nnd just when It
looked ns if the Giants might actu
ally win a game.
The Cubs made their 4Sth victory
of the year look easy aa Bill Lee
stopped the Brooklyn uoogers, i t,
with a five-hitter for lils 11th of the
season. That lert only the Pirates
of the throe pretoaders to the Reda'
throne In yesterday's losers' group,
The Bttcs took one on the chin from
the Phllllea, 9-8, in spite of a seven
run splurge in the sixth inning.
In the American league tho White
Sox tramped on Boston 12-7 as the
veteran Clint Brown made his 39th
relief appearance of the year and
won his eighth victory.
He pitched hltless ball after re
lieving Mm cum In the sixth.
The Tigers called on Trout an.l
he called on his high hard one to
make the Washington Senators call
lor help. The Detiolleia won, 8-1,
ns Trout was turning In a five-hit
job. And that was especially good
since the Tigers were clawing
Maslersim Tor seven runs In 2 23.
innings.
The Yanltee-St. Louis Browns and
the liKllans-Atlilctlis games wero
rained out.
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