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' ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1940.
k. H. S. Splits Two
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ins
punn
vary
lOiiMHiffi hlfch Hclmnl. Tho UtiHv
nnif? (iluyoiH jirevlniittly had won
from 1:uk in 1j It'll In u louinmnont
at Hmtihurx.
AxJiinst I'lilVfTHlty hluh. Horn";
Ijui'K I ok I. run ffiiMin nf HlntrlcK fn n
mritfdi which went in in Hirer selH.
Inking nil nlher mutches In two
fitdn and by wldo murium. Sum-H
worn;
Singles: CnrHteiiH (ID vermis
romyth (tJD (CI. (to; (acy (li,
vithuh Keiley (UK) fl-o. fi-2; Sul
llvmi vemis V,Ut:i (If ID i-0.
Kftnni) (TID vitrnun t'unipbell
(ID 2-0. 11-2. U-2; N'fj-H (ID vermis
Carey (HID fi-2, U0. lHiubleiH:i
pirsteiiB ii nil Oacy vrmir Keiley
ami KorHylh" fi-l, H-0; Sullivan and
f'uinlihnll vermin liur-U nnd Slittni)
7-5. ; :i.
Ovfrrconndcnivi from ha vim; de
railed KiiKi'iM liljdi school In the
previous UMoliiiK at IioM'lnu' wim ,
uredild prinelnsilly hy f 'nj.eh I lo-.
mcr (Jrow for tho ItiHobuiK delctit
In Katiirdny'fi tournumenl nKulot
tho KiiKenu sehool, Several of the
enU went into ox tin Riimes and
t'loHO hcotps, hut the KoHeburK
players, Coach Grow aid. lacked
their usual Hpecd and vnurxy.
Scores:
Slnf-'lns: Curs tens (ID verwus H.
Howard (K) 'to, fill; Zimmorman
(FA vormiB Cuey ill) !i-7. 8-H
If. Il'iwiini DO) vermin Sullivan (ID
H-C- 4-11. (i-2; Kami (K versus
Nohb (It) CI. R-fl; Wood (Kl ver
bus (,'aiuplH-ll (ID --. 'i-S, ii-2.
Doubles: Cany and OirsleiiH ver
sus Howard and Zlmmernmri, ft -f.
7-5; Kulllvan and Ness (ID vor
buk Heed and K Howard 0-1. fi-2.
HoBrhili'K will moo.t Salem litah
sehool on the local courts Kriduy
and CorvalllH hU'h school will play
httio Sulnrday.
Reigns Over May Day Fete
i
T" . ll.l I
Tho n..uh R.Ho. ,, 1 fern ' ? A4
Irani Imilm lviiii In Iwr, Imiinn , WLS'i jV.'V V -i-i, JiUr "t.-
ills ovi-r lh wwk-.nl. iluf. U ' V.'U ii' fc'V V k& I'V - 1
UnlvrHlly hlKl, I,nl nf lull rV Ht -ft -S2t' r-V 3
(i in 1 mill KikIiik 4 In :i In n JT, 7, Vi , E i t iWW-' I
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Local
News
Auxiliary to Meet Tho Js'iillonal
Gllnril auxiliary will ninnt tonlKiil
tit s o'clnrk at thu homo of Mm.
Hnliert ilarvio.
Returns to Salem NoIh Rokim'k,
stalo foi,(!Htin him niturnml to hiH
homo In Salem, followliiK a fow
(layH hfl-0 OH llUBilH'Hfl,
F. S, Club to Meet Tho F. H.
elilh will moot Tunsilay artnrnoon
at llio homn or Mm. C. II. Wide
hum at 702 Mill Btrnct. '
Tly Tho Asaorlnli-il ProBi
Pnn DIpro, conl'i'i'i'lii'i loailor.
Blaytil out In rrnnl In llio I'm-ilir
CoiiKl li-nuuo utiinillima tnilny ni
ter aiilllllUK a iloiililo hill Willi
rorllaml yi'Bterilny. The I'mlri'
ilroniioil llio lirsl, 7 In li. hill won
( lu In tho BOvi'ii liiniiii: nlKhl
trap. Tho Rc-nl Hi, llaliili'l'B. who Jump
oil fniii filili ilam to thlnl iluriiiu
tho woek'a play hy winning flvo nf
novon KamoB. hold their pluro in
tho rii-Ht division, InUnK I am An
Rones r, to .1 anil K lo li for hnih
emlB or yoBtonluy's ilmiMohoailer.
)lnl Tlirplli. Hoiillln plvlier. Ikhiii'iI
13 hltn In tho opener, hut ihe An
wen, hnhl nonrelosa uolll the
)lt lllllill'l.
1 lolly wmid nnd Oiililiind liroln
even In Kniiiliiy'B twin bill. Oak
lunil won Mm firm 5 In II and Ilol
ljwooil look the niiihleiip 3 to 1.
In tho Kan I-'i aiiiliiio HeiilB In
Valon of Saeiaineillo lilvt wetdi
they look flvo names mil. nf seven,
inoitldlio? two ycsloiday, II to 2 and
4 lo 2.
YoHlorduy'u Feoreit:
rorthind nun noil llio-7 11 S
Sun i Menu . .ion am ooi-r, 1:1 i
lllleher, tlahler anil r'eimin
Am: Herbert, Morrbi (71 ami He
lore. Heeoml rami, (7 Innlm! :
IWIhinil o"11 1
San I'leitn 1120 211 x --I1 7 1
(Irrell. Tlionum tS. nnd h'eiiian
lies. Adama i2i: illson and Sal
keld.
Yankees Shut Out
League Leaders
lly Jt'OSON KAI1.KY
(AKfioclatcd l'icH SporlH Wilier)
The New York Yankees mill are
to ho reckoned villi In the Ameri
can leautio pennant race.
Tho way they boniKM-d up tntm
the bottom nf Htamliima yesterday
to fdiul out the Huston Ited Sox t o.
wah a rornid performance.
HnffiMK whipped out that old
fast hall and spread six hilt smart
ly. strmk oui eii;!it and walked
only two. This teammates nave
him superb suppurt -not errors
and two double plavs.
This not onlv ended the jinx leH
liauded pitchers bad held over
thetn. and nn eluht fiune losint;
streak, but it also slopped a si
KUtne wiiminK streak Tor Hoston's
h-aftue lenilers and was t lie first
time they had been sh.it out this
reason.
In the National league the out-
s
Here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ar
lliur Mahnnoy and Mia. llrady
lliirnntl, of ( m k In ml . woro biiBlnesa
ylsltoiB In IhiB clly Saturday.
AnlAe W W l in M.t The
Senior World Wide guild will meet
Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at the
home of Ituth Snoddy at 714 South
I'lne street. The officers have re
quested ail members to be present.
Here Over, Week-End ' Miss
Virginia tlurnee, employee of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company In Kugene. spent the
weekend hern visiting her mother,
Mrs. C. (iiirnee, on F.ast Ijine
Btrnel. Khe returned lo her home
in ICugenn I Ills nfternoon.
Bishop Party Tuesday SI.
(ieorge'H Kpiseopal Uullil has in
vlied tho iiubllc lo enjoy a bone
hit llishop party Tuesday night at
K 7:110 desBert-Bupper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd on
S'lulh Jnckson street. Prizes will
he awarded for Ihe bridge play.
ItcBorvallotiB may be made by telo
plumlng 7r,:-.T.
Hen. rur Wk.Fnrf Fori Tl
Tuttle, or the American Type
Founders, Portland, Bpeut tho week
end in this city on business.
Visit in Corvallis Mrs. Harry S.
Illack, Mrs. W. F. Harris, Mrs. O.
W. Marshall and Mrs. I.. A. Uilkml
have retunied hero, following tile
week-end in Corvallis vlslling their
bous llurlon Illack. Jlob Harris,
Tom Marshall and IjmiIs llilluld.
sludenlrf at O. S. C.
Club to Meet at Dinner The
RuBiness and Professional Wo
men's club will meet tonight at a
7 o'clock formal dinner at the Ho
tel rmpo.ua with Mrs. William
Hell, Mrs. Nance FilzsinimnnK.
..Mrs. Elizabeth (iarrett and. Mrs. It.
lj. Carpenter in charge of the Pub
lic notations program. Heprosen
tntives from civic organizations of
Hosehurg will lake part on Ihe
urogram.
H'r on Business I. D. Proe-f
frock, of Tiller, was In town batur
day attending to business.
Applies for Bounty Hale Don
ney, of Drew, applied to County
Clerk Itoy Agee Saturday for boun
ty on n coyote.
Spend Mothers Day in Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. Kulph I., lilissell
have relumed from Corvallis
where lliey spent Mothers day
visiling wilh their daughter, Miss
Hetty Itiisscll, student at '. S. C.
i-ioor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651-J Phona 128
Temporary address R, F. D,
Oakland, Oregon
Return Here Mr. t.nd Mrs.
Charles A. Palchett have returned
In Ihelr homo on North Pine street,
following Ihe week-end in Klamath
Falls visiting the former's mother.
MYs. I,. J. llrlnlt. They stopped
over a short time In Modl'nrd to
visit Mr. nnd Mis. A. Ii. Marsh,
former residents of ltoselinrgJ
PHONE 21
TAXI
PHONE 21
Inter-Se Study Club to Meet
The Inter-So Study club will timet
Tuesday at a one o'clock lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. Paul (jed
des. New programs will ho pre
sented ti the.memberH. i
j Leaves for Portland Jimmle
I niRper, murketlnK specIiiliHt for
the L'nlted States department of
I am icultiire. lian left Tor hiH homo
In Portland, olIowiiiK a few davs
here attending to business and vis
itiiiK friends. He la a former resi
dent of this city.
Queen VcMna (Crocker), above, wan the Rrnt.oUH and lovely queen
of the annual May day fete held Saturday at Itoseburp high school be
fore n larae audience. Her court was decorated in wisteria and Scotch
broom, to provide n beautiful not (hue for the festivities. .Miss Crocker
was elected to reiKii over the fete hy a vole of the t.fudenl body.
the
I in
in-finnt Cincinnati Ited:i but
SI. l.ouiH Cardinals 7-1 and Ct
a double header.
The double victory increased Hie
Reds' margin to a full Kanie over
Mrooklyti even though the liotlmu'S
defeated the I'hilliea f.-:;.
The New York (iiauls e(U;ed out
III" MosImii llees II 2.
Thi! Chicago ChIki plas(end nn-.
other defeat on the Pittsburgh IM-i ounces,
-ales 7-.r. Dizzy Ilean startecl on
'he mound, Rave uji a homer in the
first Innlm; nnd was helled out in
'he second.
The (Mevelind Indians were
'humped r2 by the St. l-n'ih:
The Chlc'ir'o AV'-iIln So-r tamed
ho Detroit TiKerM 4-:i.
liutiicli neliliived lii loutlli vie
nrv atraliist one dfd'ent. as the
PhihidHphln Alhletlcs u-liipped the
WuiiliillKlfHi Seuatoi'H I-L'.
VITAL STATISTICS
ig
Two of ihe pi-eliininarv bouts for
We'itieMtcy nb'.hi'H ari'torv hohni
md v i -re announced today bv
Ifmtv Pltzmau. inalehmaker. Pat
(-y. tleiio. will meet Hob l.itlle-
riehl. ClM'baiia. in n lour-round
vent. Moth nre middleweiKhts.
Itnx Car" Cline of "Jinmlelown."
" HI meet Charlie (Jfer of Porlland.
Tl"'v. loo. are middleweight.
The card will feature l.eo Tur
ner, the rnloreil stale middleweight
champion, of porlland. in a 10-
'ound title bout with Kenny Aus
tin, formerlv of Omaha, now a resi
dent of A than v. Oregon. Younn
Nn thina list n. 'ortland, and Kruie
Ihiilev. Aberdeen, featberwelchts.
wl'l fiuht the six-round semi-final.
H-lm Kenton. Sutherlin. will be
matched lu the four-round special
event auninst llmhly Walner of
Vancouver, with Ihe winner sched
uled lo meet the victor In the Na
tional hi :t I la iley iUTUtneiit. Wal
ner has been selected to meet Pen
Ion, lather than Martin KM. form
erlv scheduled, due to Walner's
boiler hitting power, it was
reported.
Tho advance ticket sale now is
in Momcpw and all Indications. Mr.
IMiman stall's, points to a lare
tltcmlaiico.
The bonis will be refereed bv
Kid McCoy of Knlerprise. Ore..
one nf tho slate's he;il welter
weight about tr, years niio. McCoy
has been ii'iicialiuf; in Salem.
Marshlleld ami Kntorprise recently.
NOTICE
My attention has boon called to a rumor in circulation, that
if I am olocted District Attorney a member of my family
will bo employed in that office. Such is not true, as I will
not employ any member of my family nor any relative, and
if elected will conduct tho office without a deputy.
H. A. CANADAY,
Candidate for District Attorney.
(Paid Adv.)
BORN
POPE To Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Pope, or this clly. at Mercy hos
pital. Sunday, May 12, a daugh
ter; weight seven pounds nine
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Johnson, of Kiddie, at Mercy
hospital, Sunday, May 12, a sou;
weight sevL-n pounds and three
fourths ounces.
FUNERAL SERVICES
DKISCOl.K (ins niifceoll, 70.
Host'tiiim; 2 p. in. Tuesday. Rose
hiirs llndertaklnir emnnany chapel.
Returns to Salem C. F. Ander
son has returned to his home in
Sulem, following a short, slay In
this city attending to business and
visiting friends. Mr. Anderson,
who is connected with the state
banking department, formerly made
his homo in this city.
At Church Home Mrs. C. W.
Davis and son, Loreti. of San Fran
cisco. ami tho hitter's friend, Rob
ort Illvthc, of Louisville, Ky., have
arrived here to visit at the home
of Mrs. Davis' soil and daughter-in-law.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C Church
laud family in Laurel wood.
Bring Mrs. Clark Home Mr. ami
Mrs.- I'll m er Kills and Walter Clar-k.
of this city, went to Porlland over
the week end to bring Ihe hitter's
wife hack to her home in Koscburg.
Mrs. Waller Clark underwent a
major operation at St. Vincent's
hospital In Portland three weeks
ago.
Officers to Visit Her Mrs.
Kayo Wright, queen .of Nydhi tem
ple her recorder, Theresa Castner,
and officers. Dorothy Newcastle,
Agnes Williams and Jessie Smith,
all of Portland, will visit the Ha
doura club. Daughters of the Nile.
Tnesdav night at a 7 o'clock din
ner at the Motel Hose. Mrs. Wil
liam Hell, local president, will be
in ohm-go, with Mrs. Pert Wells
and Mrs. H. It. Edwards chairmen
of tho dinner arrangements.
Kot S?uff
HOLLA, Mo.Harold IlelMn. l!l,
stood too close to a burning truck
and his clothes caught fire. Ex
cited, lie ran Into a nearby woods,
startiut; a blaze there.
Three acres nf limber burned
I leflin's oniv injtiry was a badly
scotched luind.
Italiliiis are such a nuisance in
New Zealand that landowners are
assessed a monthly line lor not J f0rtfonJ
keeping Ihelr uumliers down. '
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STANDING ON THE RECORD?
Ray B. Compfon, candidate for District Attorney,
will lift the curtain and take another look at "the
record." Hear him Tuesday evening, at 6:45 p.m.
over stction KRNR.
(Paid Ailv.)
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