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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1940.
National League
Sees Tight Race
Dodgers, Cincinnati Virtually
. Tied for Lead; Cleveland
Beaten by 6-Hit Hurling.
Ity JI'IjSON i(Aiu:v
lAhHOelntcd I'K SltH Ulllfll
National league lime, who have
endured eumiKh tiuii niistiiK iiicch
in recent yearn Hint I !- can feel
hliittc about the child's play nmv go
ing on Id tin American league,
never have had anything doner
Mian t Jin Cineinnali KedH and
IlllrnnUlyn lJodger are today.
They art' tinnier than a t it-, if
h ii irit nation in puwniblt.
Tile Dodger are tin lop in per
ceiling" .714 In .710, but tliey ant
half a game liehhnl In woii-IohI rul
i illation. Cincinnati ban utin iwo
KiiMitM more iTi) than lhe Dodgem,
ho have lust one Iohh (eight) than
the ite'lH.
Tlu HiiU did all that uiih 1:i
I limver to ciinlun the lead in
stopping the Pittsburgh Pirn tut 2 1
ami 7-.'t yesterday. In llie finu
game Whitey Moon' and Joe IP-gg.t
combined (o hold I'iltaburgh t
four tilth mid won the game on
luo runs donated theiu In Uh firt
Inning. Helped hy two three-run
frame, Jim Turner went the route
in the nightcap, Hentlerlug nine
liiis.
Ooclgers Blank Phillies.
Hut (hu innnti's bent Ju.-U wasn't
(rood enough to era' that per
centage margin uh long an lhe.
Dodgers continued to win and j
they chalked up tlieir fourth !
Mlrnlghl victory villi a ti-n kIiiiiouI j
..l Him I'liiladi'lhhia I'hillleK.
Wyali kept lour hitt nicely
.spaced while hU iiiaicH panned ii
on Clyde Kmoll and Knink Iloerat QUR BOARDING HOUSE
tor an cum dozen. 1
I'oseih I held dm New York j
iiiaiitn to lour naleties while, the
liosion fteeH punnded out a 7-11
triumph with I'A UUh off Ihreo
pilchfiH.
The Chicago Cuba kept the Na-J
lloiial league deHl?;n four-cornered!
hy belting the Si. Louis Card inula
71 and dosing the gap between
ihein and Kecoud place to a game
ami a hall.
New 80m Halts Indians.
The Cleveland Indiana slipped
hair a notch in llieir efforts to
overtake (he Host on Hed Kox in
(he American league hy losing a
night panic lo the Detroit Tigers
0 1. N'ewKoui simply took chaise,
holding Cleveland lo fix liltH, wink
ing out nine and retiring the Jatd
II battel: in order. The Red Sox
were rained out at Philadelphia.
The New York Yankees pulled
a pitching chest mil out of the lire
in old time fashion. They koI only
with
Major Hoople
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What do twisting grades and tough moun
tain storms mean to a powerful guy? Why
they can't phase him! For Red Lion took on all these handicaps in the
world's biggest slock car event and brought Pontiac through with
brilliant performance. And, mind you, this record was made under
strict A. A. A. observation . . .with no trick driving permitted. Only Red
Lion gasoline gives such official proof of winning quality. Use Red Lion,
drive carefully, and you, too, will get correspondingly higher mileage.
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four liilH, the same as the Wash
hmtou SenatoiH, lint trluiuplieil 0-0.
Chandler allowed nothing hut Kin
KIch. well Heparah'd, while I he
Yankee blown included Keller'H
filth home run with two on ami
Di. Mario's third.
Thi.s enabled lhe Chicago While
Sox to climb buck Into the first
division by out.sluiiKiim the St.
,ouifl ItiowiiR for a 7-."p victory.
Moore Still Leading
Coast League Swatters
I.OS ANCKI.KS. May is, (API
IniproviiiK hi.s average by hcvi-u
lioiiiis. Johnny Moore, Um Aneeles
oiilfielder. easily retained coast
teattue hattliiK honorH with .427 in
the past week's paiiieH through
Sniulay.
Three runiierti-up, si 111 hold inu:
their relative pla ((, lost ground
In points. In Hccond place. .Mike
Christoif of Oakland dropped hnck
:'! points lo .Hsfi. Third was Ten
Jennings. San Francisco, at ,?,t'.i.
down seven, while Steve Meaner of
San Diego eased off Hire at
The ieaiiue'R home-i un king, Lou
N'ovikoff of I.OH Angeles, inereased
his total by one to 15 while his
teammate, lioh Collins, clouted two
and jumped Into second place
with !).
OSC Ends Season
By Beating U. of 0.
j (liy the Associated I'ress)
The Oregon Statu Heavers, new
ly crowned northern division, Pa
cific coast conference, baseball
j'lmmplons, closed their successful
season with a 4-1 victory over the
Weblools in Kngeno yesterday.
Ciayton Hhaw, on the monnd for
the Heavers, had the best of Huh
I Itieder in a pitching duel although
he allowed six hits to the Beavers"
five. Honney singled home two
runs in lhe fifth to decide the con-
Walden.
VVashlimlon 4 7 2
Idaho t i;i. IS 2
Jzzanl. Heath and VVutsou; Stod
dard and Price.
Standings
, test.
' The Washington Huskies dun
deeper into the cellar when they
i met defeat from the Idaho Vandals
in Moscow 111-4.
1 The Huskies close their season
against Idaho today.
The Vandals and Washington
Stale Cougars wind up the coufer
i ence schedule with games Friday
and Saturday, 'lhe first game will
, he phiycd at Pullman and the
lliud at Moscow,
The scenes: '
Oregon State 4 5 0
Oregon l G 3
Shaw and Leovich; Kieder and
National League
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Brooklyn 20
Cincinnati 22
New York 17
Chicago IS
PhilauelpKIa 11
St. Louis 11
Boston !)
Piltsburgj . 8
American League
Boston id
Cleveland 20
Detroit 17
Chicago t"i
Washington lf
New York , Ill
St. Units 12
Philadelphia 12
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Hoover Favors One
Preoaredness Head
NICW VOKK. May 28. f AIM
Former President Herbert Hoover
says (he nation's preparedness
should be entrusted to a single
headed munitions administration.
The head of such an administra
tion, he said in a nationally broad
cast speech last night, should be
an industrialist und not a politi
cian. He should be assisted hy a
non-partisan advisory hoard and
sub-directors for agriculture, labor
and industry, the former president
declared.
"The whole of the purchasing and
manufacturing for the army and
navy from private Industry should
be done hy this administrator,"
Hoover said. "The business of the
army and navy is to state what
they want. It Is for the munitions
administrator to deliver it."
Wliat the country needs. Hoover
said. Is a sign of "'keep off the
grass' with a fierce dog plainly in
sight."
The former president was criti
cal of what he described as lhe
Implication in Mr. Roosevelt's Mon
day address "that previous admin
istrations had been derelict in pro
viding national defense."
"These statements have a par
tisun flavor." said Hoover.
Declaring he could "challenge ;
the Implications of Mr. Roosevelt's
figures" on what bad been aecotn-1
pUshed toward preparedness under j
the new deal. Hoover feaid that na-1
tional defense was a "relative" i
thing "relative to the military
menace In the rest of the world."
Up till the end of his administra
tion, he said, the world "was kept
turned toward peace," adding:
"The suggestion we should have a
armed against menaces that had
not been born seems overdone."
During the last five years- the
country has been warned often of
impending warlike events, lie went
on, yet we "obviously have not got
ten preparedness."
Hoover said that the job of
building up defenses could not be
done by "political coalitions."
EFFECTIVE PENALTY
DKNVKIt. (AIM John Hayiies
ninth grade teacher, has what he
says Is a sure remedy for students
who sleep, dawdle or waste time
In classes.
He requesU them to stay onn
tnur after school and forces them
to sit sijiiaiTly In front of a clock
und watch it constantly as each
second Hows by.
It is particularly effective, says
Haynes. in the springtime when
the classroom window Is open,
birds sing and (he air balmy
ami classmates laugh and shout
at each other as they rjnip on the
school grounds.
Tnsie-
County
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Magic Missing
CUKKN BAY. Wis. No wonder I
Fred Cobb, who lotU the key to I
Ins l'ini was so embarrassed at !
having to call firemen to help him j
gain entrance through u window by
means of a ladder.
. He Is a magician by avocation. I
Quintet of Colored Sisters
in Concert of Sacred Song
The Cleveland Colored Quintet will render two programs of
sacred songs Wednesday at two p. n. and at 7:45 p. m.,
May 29th, at theChurch of the Naiarenc, 400 East Douglas
St., in Roseburg. No admission.
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