Roseburg news-review., April 16, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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Weather May Halt
Baseball Openers
Rgin Threatens Every Major
League Club; Yankee Start
Jinxed by Injuries.
Hy JlWfKON HAII.F.Y
NKW YOItK. April Hi. (AP)
Menacing clouds cast the getaway
of baseball's IK major league clubs
Into gloom Hint uncertainty today,
hut u II were chafing for I ho chance
to spring Into action.
The weather, fair anil cold
throughout tin east and mldv-est
over I In week-end, turne I iralior
ous mi the eve of the opening and
not a single game wits min from
the Ihn-at of the element a the
flag-raising time approached.
From every one of tin Jnatir'uial
sites came the same report cold,
cloudy iiiid showers Ihre.ileped.
Whniher any of tin? games were to
hi; played depended largely on
when I ho showers started early
or late hi 'the respective cities.
The schedule railed for llii.se
eight openers:
National league:
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at HI. I-mils,
Philadelphia nt New York.
Brooklyn lit llostoii.
American league:
New York tit Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
SI, UhiIh at Detroit.
Injuries Hit Yank
Naliually tlio debut of last year's
champions was the chief ipeiliule
In each league.
The four tlmuA American lea.Mu
and world champion New York
Yankees went to Philadelphia with
nut .Ine DIMaggio and handicapped
by niher Injuries. It was the fourth
time In five years the m-nt out
fielder had been abHent frim mi,
opening, ho tho fact that In' wan j
in New York nursing a tu mini
knee could hardly be ennsidtved
vital. -
However. Hed Huffing a.i hit
by a batted ball In priii'lleo yes
terday malting hi Htart also doubt
ful; Joe (iordon has been out of the
lineup for two weeks with a Chai
Icy horse and Keserve OiuMchicr
Jake Powell lb convalescing fr on
a brain concussion.
Manager Joe McCarthy planned
to use Monti Pearson If Knifing
watt unable to play today end Con
nie Muck countered with l.'lty
Chubby I Iran.
At Cincinnati tlio (Jln-'lui.-.ti
Hods wen ready to mail the de
fense of their National league title
In a uiime with the Chicago Cubs
that was sure of n capacity crowd j
of approximately j,iimu.
Two of the finest hurlers in tlio
Henlor circuit. Paul Derrliuer of
th I ted and Hill Lee of the Cues
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CLASS OFFICERS NAMED
Faith Young was named valedic
torian for the senior class o H-e-burg
high school and Mctty Mae
Whipple was i hosen sahilaioria.i,
it was announced at the studen;
body assembly held Friday. Com
mencement exercises will be held
at the high school May 'M lor llm
graduating class, which numbers
123 students.
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG.
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THERE LIKE Af HE JUST
RHS Tennis Team
Loses toG-Pass
HoHchni'K hifih Hi-hool's iotenllal
ly KtroiiR tennis team Hollered an
unexpected revorm Saturday nitiht .
wiien it urnppeii a i -10-2 decision '
to the (irunts Pass
racket-wielders on
high school
the bitters
tlond lighted courts. j
Coach Homer Crow's proteges I
had previously deleated the Cave-j
men here, fi tit I. It was the first de-1
leal, of the season for the locals '
whose victory list also Include n I
shut-nut triumph over Coos Itlver,
7-0.
The Indians were some what
lucky to emerge on lop with their
Iwo matches as Mreitmayer. t!rants
Pass player, was forced to default
his inaii-h to Clyde Carsteiis, Jr..
when be was unable to continue
play because of a leg cramp- Cars
tens, however, was leading at the
lime. U-1. I fi. 5-. Cary ami Cars
tens teamed for Koseburg'H remain
ing victory when they defeated
Wright and Treadgold, fi I. -3.
The next opponent for the locals
will be ('Diversify high school of
Huge no. here. Saturday, April 20.
Itesults if the matches were:
Treadgold, (J. P.. deleated C-aey,
It.. ii-l, li t; Curstcus, H dclrcaLcd
Hrelimayiir, C. P.. li-4. 5-i; Kioll,
;. P.. defeated Mcl.niuhlln. It.. (I I,
IM; Wright. (J. P.. defeated Ness.
It.. 7-fi; 9-7; llavord, (i. P.. defeat
ed Campbell, It., 7 !). 6-3. Stoll
rind llavord, C. P., defeated Ness
ami McLoughlin. .. 6-S; Cary
ami Carslens, It., defeated Wright
and Treadgold. C. P.. 6-, (j-3. I
Mr. Rice Here H. P. Hire, of
Myrtle Creek, attended to businets
I Oittributccl by DougUt Dittnbutin
jilllil TrwidKolil. (I. I'.. 6 i. (i-3. j In tin, 40 years Milli e !! A. H. C.
Pi Hits eHy yesterday. 'have rolled iMntiOuo games. j
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Major Hoople
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Grading Delays Shipping
of Fruits, Vegetables
A total of l,; II horticultural
in
sped Inns were made in
March by
tho plant division of
hi lie nepamm-ni o iiK- inn uu
wer(1
teporied on 4i in II lion itouuds
fruits and vegetables. .Most of
the vIolalloiiK were duo to failure
to mark grades on commodities,
and the produce was released as
soon as grades were furnished. A
comparatively small (piantlty tailed
to make the grade claimed In the
labels.
oiv hundred mid fillv more car-'
loads of fruits and vegetables were)
corlliied by tin- federal-state ship-,
ping point rervice during March
(luin in the previous month, re-
ports the state department of ag
riculture, The major Khipments in-,
eluded 'M cars ol apples. 1S3 cars;
neum. 1.12:11 rTirs potatoes, and
2!ll cars of onions.
Factory Clerk Seventh to i
Bowl Perfect 300 Score!
IH-lTliOIT. April 111, (API
While champions and near-chain-pi
mm have fallen by the wayside,
a bespectacled factory clerk luifl
become the hero of the America
bowling congress,
ItnilJng with fellow- keglers look
ing on, JO-year-old (ieorgo Callage,
of Akron, Ohio, yesterday became
the sevenlh person in the history
of the A. It. C. to roll a perfect 300
game.
the 40 vears since the A. H. C.
icame into being, only six bowlers
had accomplished the perfect game
in the annual tournauienls. In that
time mure than :ip.niio howlers
u Co., Motcburg, Ore. Phone 14
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OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL
News of4-H
CLUBS
The "Stitch and Chat" club held
fiu weekly meeting Friday at the
home or ,Mra. J. M. Hartley. He
freKhmentH of chocolate and cookies
were. Herved before the businesH
HeHhlon.
The Klrls bad received in time
for thin meetine some fntereHtlne
j patterns for doil clothes presented
to them by McCall Pattern com
pany. These patterns are made lis
carefully ami accurately as the
regular patterns. They include
under-Rariiieiits, dress and Binihat.
I niriiif; iuttt ruction period M rs.
Hartley taui:ht the Riiis who hud
pieced guiltttops bow to I.lnd their
lui!tH. Sci pbooks came In for a
large, sliure of discuKHlous, as tlio
Kil ls tried different ways of arrang
ing samples of the stitches used in
l heir sewing this year. The rest
of the meeting was taken up In
playing games.
On April 12 the "Tree Helpers"
had a test on identifying woods
at their meeting. Plans were also
made for the trip to Hinkle creek
on Saturday. Ice cream and cake
were sered.
At 11 a. 111. Saturday we piled
into the pickup and started off for
If inkle creek. A fine dinner was
eaten, consisting of a large fry
ing pan heaped up twice with cold
baked beans, enough hotdogs for
twice the usual amount apiece and
the various lunches of the mem
bers, After a futile attempt at fishing
at Hinkle creek, wu were again on
(lie mad. We next went to the
logging camp on Hinkle creek and
examined a donkey engine. Then
we watched the loading of u log-
Lfilltf truck After rrnllini' UMiiinlnlu
,lf t,...al ,1,1J,UC,.,. .,.., ,a
went to the west side, where we
Rot HMniu sampeii fron,
euently-
fallen ponderosa pine. All members
agreed we had a swell dinner and
trip.
(My Josephine Wright)
The Woo'lcraners of Days Creek.
And BEST of All
TODAY
CALIFORNIA - PACIFIC UTILITI
16, 1940.
since it Is so near exhibit time,
spent most of their last meetinb
working on exhibits. Many of the
members have material to be miw
ed and thin was worked oi- Oth-
n taini-u UMU fjiamit'ii 101 liieii tt.
Kuril member is plimnlng to inak3
a course of study to ncconi party
their exhibit boards. Tliii will con
tain material regarding the exhibit
and will help to explain the pur
pose of the exhibit.
An interesting meeting of the
Junior Foresters was heid at the
school Thursduy. Plana wi ie check
ed for exhibits at the Spring fair.
It was found that each member is
progressing nicely.
Mrs. Frit-' Snyder orgaidzed a
Rose and Flower Hardening club
at the Hays Creek school Mon
day. Margie Wright was elected
president, Vloiet Cioin vice-president,
and Maxine Wrlghl secretaty.
Other members are Hazel Welch.
Alice Mae Vetc'.i, Mildred Spore
and Josephine Wright. This club
r:ariB to carry on thei:' wurK dur
ing the summer months.
The Master Marketeers of Days
Creek and the club of OanjoiivlHi
greatly enjoyed Marletlng lay.
Saturday, in Hosebuig, sponsored
by the Hos'-'jurg chamber of com
merce. They were transported to
Knseburg by Itay Wrl.-ibL local bus
driver. Thoue attending from ihe
local school were: Muviliai; Mat
thews, Norval Ferguson. Clifford
Wooster, jnet Chenowetli, Wlpna
Davis and Zelmu Ayres. It was al
so high Bchoo) play day and a
group of gii Is from both schools
attended this enjoyable ovnt.
Cecil Pierce Winner of
R.H.S. Speaking Contest
. i
Cecil Pierce, representing the
senior class, won the extemporane
ous speaking contest held Friday in
the Uoseburg senior high selion
auditorium. There was one parti
cipant from each class, and ea:-ti
contestant was given one hour in
which to pie 1 mie a talk on an as
signed subject. Second pIhcc was
won by Morence Hamilton, repre- j
.-It-Ill III K I 111. JHIIIUl l 'II.1D, HIIII 111 I I '1
Young won third place for the so
phomores. The seniors now lead
with :t2 points In rivalry for the
Interclass cup. with the sopho
mores holding 21 points and the I
juniors 1R. I
MORE PEOPLE ARE COOKING
WITH GAS
THAN EVER BEFORE
The Choice of Experience!
GRs
CLUB MEETING DATED
CAMAS VALLEY, April 15.
The April meeting of the Camns .
Valley Parent-Teacher club will ie
held at tho acuoolliouse at a p.
Wednesday. April 17. Attendance
of all members Is urged as plana
AMERICAKACADJEMY OF
ACCOUNTANCY
is please to announce
the appointment of
Lloyd L Lowell
as Consultant-Instructor
for Roseburg and vicinity.
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farming is likewise carrying on its regular duties for Schu.
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From the standpoint of hours many "Caterpillar" Die
sel owners report their tractors have worked 15, 20, and
even 30 thousand hours and are still going strong.
Drop in and weT answer this question more fully.
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remember when selecting a tractor.
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