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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG; OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1940:
Turner Defeats Austin in 4th Round
Bout Ends After
Fifth Knockdown
Notionolisto, Boilay Draw in
Hot $ml-Fimil; Ftnton
Scores First Round K. O.
leo "The Lion" Turner, Oregon
middleweight champion, success
hilly defended IiIh title In-if last
night by beat I tut Kenny AiiHtin.
Omaha, in the fourth rouml of the
scheduled 10-rouiid inn hi event,
liifrliilMlitlne the first of a series of
American Legion sponsored boxing
curds for the sprfinr ami early
HIIIUIIK1!' HO J SOIL
In the torrid six-round semi
final Young NultnualJsla, 12f
pounds, Cortland, and Knife Hal Icy,
12 pounds, Aberdeen, fought to n
i(ll aw uei'ision. in u npenui fii-m,
I (tithe Kentmi. i:i:t. Knlherlin.
knocked nut Muddy Wulmer. 'V,
Vancouver, In I ho flrsi round. In
the preliminaries 1'at O'Day, 1(12,
Iteno, won a decision from lieu
Uttlcfleld, 1 ."!(, (,'lirliallH. in a slow
match, nnd Mox Car Kline, Hiu,
bent Charlie Cier, lfi:i. Portland.
The sameness and shiffKiiiK abil
ity of Austin, Kill pounds, made a
Rood showing attain"! 'I'm nor, wlio
weighed In at KiK poundH, hut the
Omaha hoy, who hus a long
Hiring of knockouts to his credit.
I wax dropped three times in the
fourth round. after he had weather
ed a terrlrlc battering, which
dropped him to the cunvas twice
in I ho third frame.
Referee Halts Battle.
The. two hoys started the sched
uled 10 rounder at an unusually fast
pace, with Turner boxing cleverly
inside Austin's looping haymakers.
In l he aecond round Austin shiit
id to hard, jarring punches to the
body and had the title holder on
blows, look a hard battering from
Hailey, hut remained the aggres
sor throughout the battle, Ilolh
hoys were reluctant to heed the
bell and the referee was forced to
drive them to their rornffrs. The
draw decision met with popular ac
claim.
Fenton Quick Winner.
Muddy Wftlmer, although a hard
puncher, lamed only one minute
J it n i.. ii
i jumm Drieomi
Aspirants Called
Season's ' Practice Will Begin
Saturday; Gam Scheduled
With Myrtle Creek High.
vnti ti'rniH. but furly in (he tliiril j anil 41 t.-oa or the fit'Kt roiintl
rannil Tni-nfir iticivp hard riirht til thp bout with HabA Fpnlnn As
I tinok' to Austfn'H Jaw. which drop-1 Walnitu shot nut a hard left. Kn-
1 n Ihn fl. f. ...'t..l. (Ill.-ln.l tlti.l..i' f ha Llni A lift.
a count of flvo. Aunt in. still cron j oil Hi" Vanrotivpr boy off Ma IVct
Ky, went Into a sht'll, but wan lib a short riKlit hook to the Jnw.
HtrnlEhtimi'il uti hy a blow to thi-l Thp midline inellrlnary. he-
slilt rollnwi'il by a short right tn.twwn Kllno, who Ruva his aililrrss
W WHOLE FAMILY VOTES
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SYES'FO TRIANGLE HOTCAKW
n total HURRr ur breakfast
the jaw and wax down aain, htit
oniv lor a count of three, ile muii
aed to hold briefly, then uiiIook
ed a nun lull hit; body attack to
force Turner on the delciiHive un
til the hell.
The colored champion wanted no
time In the fourth round. Ah Aus
tin came out gingerly protecting
h!n aching jaw. Tinner slapped a
not Id lot t to the body. Austin took
the count of nine hut wan prompt
ly dropped again for tt like count
an "Jungletown." declaring he had
only been out of the box earn for
the pant two weeks, and Charlie
filer, wus a good fight between two
willing hut inexperienced young
ster. Kline, uggreHHor through
tvit wax given n earned deciKlon.
The second four-rounder was a
very slow engagement between
O'Day and J.ittlefMd. both lanky
boxers, until the last 30 seconds
when the buys stood up for u toe-to-toe
slugging match, after Little-
wlth another body blow. He rose 1 fifltI ,ia,l Uf,(J dropped to one knee
gamelv but u bnnl right to the face
cent hi in reeling again, and Kid
McCov, Kiitorprisp, retnnp. stop
ped the battle, awarding Turner
thi decision on a technical knnck
0 t.
Semf-Flnal Torrid.
True to advance predictions, the
nix-round stmil flual fin Dinned the
main attraction for (he. large crowd
of fans. Voting Natioualista, with
his unorthodox style, was faced by
n cool and ('lever boxer In Krnie
Mu I ley. Natlonalisla, wildly swing
ing and clubbing his right hand
Oregon's Own unit Only Sugar
Salutes LaGrande. 4
Livestock and Scenic 'Center
If you have ever been to LaGrande and the Grande
Ronde Valley, no doubt you have been impressed
- with their rich pastures and the countless bead of
cattle grazing in them. Here, too, are endless acres
of growing grain and hay and other field crops. In
LaGrande itself, are new hotels, modern stores, a
golf course, a beautiful park, a bathing resort and
other attractions for the nccommodatibn and pleas
ure of home folks or travelers. Here, too, is the
Eastern Oregon College of Education, Oregon's
only institution of higher learning east of the Cas
cades. Adjacent to LaGrande are Wallowa Lake,
Mt. Emily, Hot Lake Sanatorium and more than a
thousand miles of fishinff streams. Hunting, also, is
excellent. LaGrande and all eastern Oregon realize
the importance of Oregon's new beet sugar indus
try ... so we count on you, LaGrande, as
you can count on us to make the best
sugar that money can buy.
for the count of nine. Tho knock
down gave O'llay the edg need
ed for u verdict.
Boston Blanked By
French's 2-Hitter
FACTS ABOUT UNION COUNTY
Shares Anthony Lakes recreational
area; also contains Mt. Emily State
20,400 -acre game preserve. Main
crops: grains, alfalfa, hay and clover,
Noted for excellent cherries; also
produces, apples,, peaches, apricots,
. prunes, potatoes, truck garden crops.
I 1 SUGAR i
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U. t n i Iy 1
for Canning wMf0sI
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Hy .ID K( T1AILEY
Aspocbited Press Spoils Writer
Sometimes fH a little bard tt
believe, hut the National league
still is a pitchers' league. The
gnmes yesterday should have sat
isfied any doubters.
I Tim rlnctnnnll Heds beat the
Itrooklyn Dodgers fi-2 on the live
hit huriinu of Thompson and u
merry. go-rnnnd In the first inning:
Larry French held the Itosfin Bees
to two hits as the Chicago Cubs
triumphed 2-0; lluhbell of the New
York (iiants kept eight hits well
scattered hi penning up the Pitts
burgh Pirates S-S, and Higbe. the
Philadelphia speedhaller. easily
whipped the St. Louis Cardinals
6 :t on eleven hits.
The game at HmnUlyn. which nut
the Itrds back on top in the see
sjiw race mr the league lead,
started nut like a whirlwind with
Cincinnati sending 11 men ti the
Pluto and rcoiing all its five runs.
Yel t he McKechnle men got only
lour hits in the big blast.
Krenrh's southpaw slans hd
Most on helpless, but Strlucevich
nearly matched him. For six inn
ings each tgave up only one single.
The Chicago runs came in the
eiulil h wlipn uii error nut bVinirti
! on first, a triple by Hack brought
him Inme. and a single by I ter
mini scored Hack.
The only i uns Hubbell perm it -'ed
the Pirates were home runs by
Hundley on the Hist pilch of the
game and hy FMtott in (he fourth
inning.
Ail games In the American
league were post (toned because of
rain and cold weather.
All boys eligible for American
. Legion Junior baseball are urjyed
by John Collins, manager, und
Irving Hlegel, assistant manager,
to turn out at Finlay field at I
p. m. Saturday, May IS. to get the
Reason's practice schedule under
way. Hoys who turn out Sat unlay
und who can qualify will be taken
to Myrtle Creek on Mav 26 for a
game with the Myrtle Creek high
school team, Manager Collins an
nounced. All boys born after Jan. 1. 19113.
are eligible to participate in the
American Legion Junior baseball
activity. Pmpuun post of the Amer
ican Legion ut Hoseburg each year
has sponsored a junior team, and.
hi addition, has held baseball
classes for boys of the Interme
diate and midget divisions. The
practice of the county's 1J league
schools in sponsoring baseball Is
expected to be ,of great help this
year In developing another strong
Douglas county team, Yoiicalia and
Myrtle Creek are each expected
to contiibule players to the coun
ty team, while other teams may
produce acceptable talent. All
boys of the county, within the age
limit, are eligible to participate
in junior baseball, ns the Legion
post has authority to use boys
from any point within the county
for the local team.
New Material Needed
Almost a completely new squad
must be organized this year. Indi
cations are for two good twirlers,
Applegate and Deliernardi from
last yeur's team, while other nitcli
ers may be picked up from some
oi the h league leama. Itutter,
Melvln Maker and Rice, from last
year's squad, also are inside the
age limit ami eligible for play this;
year. Several good prospects are)
available from last year's Inter
mediate squud.
Junior baseball in Rose burg suf
fered considerably last year from
lack of suitable competition, but
this will be remedied 'this season,
U is believed, as Kugone, Med ford
and Murshfiold are expected to
have teams, which will furnish a
number of good games prior to the
district and state eliminations.
O.S.C. Boosts Race Lead
With Win Over Vandals
Wy The Associated Prees
With Oregon State so far out
in front it would he an almost im
possible feat for anyone to catch
up before the northern division.
Pacili'! Const conference campaign
ends and Oregon riding comfort
ably in (recond plce the drive now
has dr'VPlo'K'd Into a three-cornered
race for the -face-Baling" third
narrow march! today but la bolm,
pressed hy Washington Slate and
'"wihloBWn to H fifth .inWjJ
yesterday when the OroKO, eh
foots scored a S-4 victory ith n
two-ran ninth Inning rally " htt
tie. chasing twirler Sammy Ilakei
to tho showers.
The Oregon Stale Beave.s ton
tinned unmolested by ehalMnK u )
In a !) 3 victory over the Idaho an
,nHl,in M .s"ow. largely because of
Z eVl-ctlvenesH of Clayton 1-haw.
who held the Vandals to five
blows.
Grnfl to Meet niversdale
grange will meet Friday night at
?! 15 o'clock at Its hall, with Mrs.
C K. Marks. Walter Marks, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilobert Matthews and
Mr. and Mrs. John Marks, Jr., In
charge of refreshments.
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GROCERY
PHONE 68
Speciah for Friday
and Saturday
LETTUCE Large heae
local arown. At m -
2 heads Ijff,
BEETS Local. First of
the season. Bynch
ONIONS New crop J
White W, 4fbt...,3
CUCUMBERS Nice gT
s:ie, fresh, each 5
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
sweetened Texas packed.
Tall 46-ei. cans,
2 for 35C
CERTO CarmtiK) season Is
3 bottles .... 45
MILK Borden's tall aa.
cans 3 cans ViK
CORN Evans Brand, Ore
gon packed from genuine
Golden Bantam, fQ
2 cans 7(
WHEATIES 4tf
2 packages m
DATES Dromedary, pitted
and pasteurixed, Ct
2 packages tmJ
Always a place to park at
Morgan's. Use our new park-
1(1 IJ IWI.
WDHHT1E SATIN SttKKAIR
Tenmile
Miss Klenor Cutler returned to
school at Myrtle Creek Wednes
day alter being absent the past
week due to tooth trouble. Tues
day Miss Cutler ami parents, Mr.
and Mrs. pete Mil, shopped, and
had dental work done in Jose
burg.
If m THf MUM m now method of
coffftt) mokina Is dvlsd that colls for
other than our Sfandord or Drip
grinds tho moktri of OOLDIN WEST
will grind to that now moasuro.
THE MEN WHO TAKE T
FOR LUNCH Z
IN THE WEST IT'S
Boy HOWDYI Posh over your copl It's
no accident that tho West's reputation
for hospitality Is so often expressed in
the offc of a cup of coffeel It isn't acci
dental that men who work know tho
"quality ability" of Golden West, under
every drinking test . . . know that at
noon it is as satisfying as it was at early
breakfastl In the West thero Is friend
linessand Golden West Coffeel
MAIN
mm
irl punSpun Salad Dressing is Red & White's contribution to nature's perfect work. It makes all calad3 taste better.
Jnvitli, creamy tanture, Its rare spices, aged in the wood vinegar and pure golden salad oil gives ali your salads
that delicate flvc and .individuality to hard to achieve with cheap dressings. Insist on SunSpun when you order
"AtraTaa DresalKilViV pure jwgotdon sunshine It'a fresh as the morning dew it's smooth as double thick cream
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SPECIAL FEATURES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 17 AND 18
Sunspun
Salad Dressing
Pints 20c Quarts .
33c
Red & White
Mayonnaise
Pints 25c Quarts .
42c
Tomatoes
Blue & White
Extra Standard
No. 2 1-2
Cans, 3 for
25c
OXYDOL
ToilelTSoap
CLEANSER
Large
Pkg. .
18c
Lady Godiva
6 Bars
for . .
29c
Rod & white 3 cans
for . .
10c
FOR FLAVOR AND ECONOMY ALWAYS USE Special Slack J"ow labcl 45C
35C
Green, Green label
8-oz. Pkg
Red 4 While
COFFEE 25c 3..73c
Highest possible quality.
Campbell's Tomato
soup ; 3ci:ri5c
Franco-American
SPAGHETTI . No; 'X' 25c
Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS 27c
Red A White
GRAPEFRUIT N;2;z 25c
Red & White Fancy Barllctt
PEARS No;a 19c
Red i White
SIFTED PEAS No - 29c
Red & White
KIDNEY BEANS No 28c
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