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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY I, 1940. (MBe4 Iiallr Kiwyt fluadar kf U Xrmbrr of The AMorimrd Prwi Th Aiaoulated lrei Is excluniva I entitled to the use for republica tion of all newi dlnptttchee credited to It or not otherwise credited In Ibis paper and to all local news published herein. All rights of ro- Cubllcatlon of mierlal dlipalcnei rein are alno reserved. 'HARRIS KLWWORTH Editor , Entered aa second clais matter ; alay n. iaztt, at the poat oifica a. , ftoieours, Oregon, under act oi , March 2. 187X. Represented by " vw i-rfc 271 Madison Ave. Cbl toto 360 N. SJjrlllKan Ave. Hen Ifmnrler Hush Street le- trell 308. W. Ornnd Boulevard Loe AnKrlra .33 8. Bprtnir Utreet ra.tl. 603 Utewart Htreil I'ort . Umi 620 B. W. HKlh Hlreet . - Louie 111 K. Tenth Street. ORtG PUIUSHtl Hubeerletloa Hatee lally, per year by mall pally, tf inonlna by mall pally, 3 months by mall bally, by carrier per month. Dally, by carrier ier ytar .. .16 01) . 2.50 . 1.25 . .6b , .o Kvery etaie, county and city official or board that handles public money eliould puttlli.lt at regular Intervale an acl-ounllntf of It, allowing wliero and liow each dollar le epent. Thle le a fundamental prliid-ilo of demo cratic government. . r,IIK murk ivhlrh overlnttiKH i-1 -' ropu today la llildi itml liu pnnuirable. II 1h litipt)t.tillikt to know Just whut In going on. Events move with micli IIbIiIiiIiik runlillly Hint It In lit-id to know where we've been, let alone whore we arc now. The French IhIhikI iiohhohhIoiih In the wrmtprn liomiaphi.ro me a Rood example. Technically, Kratice alill exlatH. There Ib Homo kind of ft r'ronch Hnveniment in Hordetttix which 1ms Hliiiied mi iiinilHtlco ending Kraiien'H part In Hie war. Tin. re in hoiiiii kind of a I'Yeni-ll Kovi.rn inent In exile, like llmm. of Hel ium! and lltdftluin and Norway. e Which now colli rolK the Krcltch IhIiiikIk In America? Hutu either control tlli'ln In any iiracllcul way? lioeH ellher ;overnmenl, ono under - iiermau (loinltiatliiii, the oilier under the wliw of the llrltlKh, really reiinmenl I h o Kronen that owned Miii-lliihiut. (Itiadaliipe, French (iiiliinu, St. Pierre and Miiiueluii? Thcae are qiiealloiiii that are lllldotlhledly cohIIiik Hie 1'. S. Klale deparluii'ilt. iih well iih the purrcHimiiiltni; offirea ill llll other Aiiierii-aii ninei'iimi-iits. a lot or lost sleep. Thin In a Hllualloli which did not ocelli' to Monroe, which doca mil fll into any of our preHcrllied polldeH. or couine It. caiiiiol really lie toimldeied 111 nny final way until peace In made between Franco lint (icrmtiiiy on what piisHca In liiiliiy'a world for a pertnain'iit ha uls. What liaa been alKlicil In merely a military armistice. What kind of a French government will ' einerise from that pence, w hoi her It will have any or Hie uIHIIiiiIok of iscmiiiie IndeiM'tidonco. we do not Hnow. .Inpiili. It nlinnld be nnled. did not wait to rind out. Inn linn bomin to deal wllh French Indo-Clilna wllhoiil reeald In Its lelalloun In liny French govern niont. e Hut If II nllould bo a Mh( French Kovoiniuont, hoI up by the Connalin an Hie Hufcslau have not lip IhcllH ill tin' llalllc aliilen. and an Japan ban set up born In t'blna, II would bo haul ror the I'nlnil Slntoa to llilnk or lite French In llllnhi In America an nllll liclnliii ilii; to Hie Kiiliie France. Such a I'haime llllltht connlllllle a tlannlcl H no Kiliopoau power lo ml in her in iih real a ni'llse in 11 the Islands had pimseil lo (;erm,in. This need not be decided no", hir Ihe pi'llnllliout relallollshlpn an sot up by a dellnlto peace treaty have not yet been not follll lint they will require Ihe closest ii li i-iit Inn. and every efioit lo catch t-llnitison of the true nllua tiou Ihrouiili the murk which now beeloudn I'Mliopean eieiil?. PICIIT stHteK now pniliihil lln private line of fireworks on the Glm lniiK Kuiii th, the vwnu II lit Hliile pncillini'itM repnltH. 'I heir ait Inn i-oiitrasts Mh the p;itcliuk r ItHiil leculutloli lilt h eiivers most Htnlet. and vfth Ihe 3n stutrn whhh h;ie n illation in some tlfj-ree. Only htwv no Hlatewlde firework re ululloMK at all. All penult public iltplayH under properly leguhtttMl coudltlonH. Tho ".hup 1'oUith" nuiveineiit. with Mh camptiiKn again! Itliuddl ive, lihattrted flnpetM. and to Ihiiuk InlerlloiiH. It now ninre limn jimih old. And K"i. Injur rd children-th tliiiH of lur-t year'n celehralton hi New Yolk nlnte lone. tRhllly Miat. thoie It fur lhr room for Iniprovemetit In our efforta to find waya to celebrate the national birthday which will ho n.ifcr without being In any way less "glorious." Editorials on News (CoatUu4 tram h !) tiun. I'olitlclali-lllillded UeloKaten knew they dared not go home and race tlio people K they dlnregard ed what waa cotnllig lu Ihelil no plainly. W" IIJ.K'li:, speaking after the liul uiadu him (lie re publican nominee, nald simply: "I'm very appreciative. I'm very HUMilM-:." He spoke undoubtedly from the heart. When a iiiiiu In given a npuutaneoiiH outpouring of confi dence and good will from millions of people, an Wllikie wan, It milHt leave him humble humble and fiercely detcrmlneil to (ilVK KVKHYTIIINfi THAT IS IN lll.M to deserve the conridencc so dra matically displayed. IhcHe words are written, th convontloii i nrocoodins lo ward tho chnlco of u vkto-proHl-(lout. Hk ddslro appours to be to iih mo McNury of Urngon, McNury 1h Hald to lmvo rofiiHciI lo accept. On tho ollinr hand, Hnnnlnr VandcnbiitK f -MichlKaii him jiiKl aald to it (iir-Ktlonir: "He Iuih arenptrd already." Tho rc Hiilt will he known, prohalily, ho lorn thostt wokIh hid load. This wrltPi hopes McNary nc cplH. Ho will bo an Ideal aid and outiHplor for WllHtlc, who will nwd Hkillml help and houimI ml- vice, 117ILLKIK la a I)UkIiiohk man an honi'Kt, Intensely human and I'NIH'.'ltKTAN'lHNd huninesH man, hut the fact remalna that tho methods of bun I iiosh and tho moth odn or Kovftrnment are different. If KOvernmnnt Is lo aucMrood fully. It must take Into consideration wound, time-tried political ruloH, No one In America known. tliene ililoH belter than McNary. KRNR HutHftl Broadcaatlno Syatafii 1900 Kllooyelae RKMAININO IlOtHtS TOHAy 4:U0 - Music In Mellow .Mood, M MS. liUO-Tea Time Dance. 4: IT.--Clem Wllllains' Orcli,, MltS. (j : (Hi MvHtery Mall, MliS. UMi -Shalter rarUer, MIW. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tinc, MBS. 6:00 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl Cigars, MBS. ir - Dinner Dance. , 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. j IJ:ir, Varlelies. 7 : Mil Tonight's Tune. j 7:00 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 7:10 News-Review News Flashes. 7: 1.". Mutual Maeslioa. j 7::t0 -Unit) Haulier, MltS. S:0M - Soling by (iwen and Doro th.v. K: 1.1 KveiihiK Melodii-H. S::tl) -Lair "N SwhiK Club. M US. 9:00 Atka Seltzer News, MBS. u.ir. I.. ..I. M..t I ...... MIIU ' l::t(l Kiillriu Lewis, Jr.. MltS. !!:ir.-.eko MunueiK' (hiiiK, MltS KlMHI Klmi Oil. TI KSDAV. Jl l.V J T hu --Slulf and Nin.Hi'iisf. i : IS- Itfutiltulil.s on l ann and I II Club New. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7 : 4n Slale and Local New s. 7: l"i - ItnapMtdy iu Wav. S,00 Neighbors of Woodcraft, MBS. X;:su Thl and That hi MHd 8:45 Cartert of Elm Street, Oval tine, MBS. !t ni) Mappy liiirn;. MltS. 9:30 Man About Town. Keep Kit In Music. M 1 IS. 10:00 Pinto Pete, Copco. 10:15 Ma Perkins, Proctor & Gamble. MBS. Im:!o symphony, I 10:45 Bachelor's Children, Old Dutch Cleanser, MBS. ii:uu uur rricnaiy neignnoi g, i ka Seltzer, MBS. 1 1 . IT .Inhmiy I.miic w Hu h . MliS 1 1 :Ul alter Knh l. H t Hrh , MltS I iiii l.umhe.'in Dance. I?: 15 Sporti News, Dunham ' Transfer & Powell Hard ware. 11! L'h t(htliin til linodnio. 12 K. N.-w. Stale and Local 12:50 News Review of the Air. 1 :00 Henninger's Man on the Street. 1 ir. i : :iu - 1.4". 2 IIH- L!::iil 2 : K -:t:liu Lite ol t nin. MliS Johnson Kainih . M IIS I'Ch l'bi Hrldiu MltS. -At Vnur Cninumiiih Mum- and Music, MltS. We. the VV'iiiien. M HK. Kulton LevTls. Jr.. MMS (leniKe SteailU'y'h Oirli., .MltS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. 4 00 Smids ol Time. M11S 4 ;;u American I-ninth- UnMnsuti I : I r - (nneisation I'lcce. MltS. r:on the lllmuif. ( ouiineli ttitr. Mi:s ir. ci. in w iiiiinis' n u . MltS :.-::n Shatter laikiM. MIts. 5:45 -Little Orphan Annie, Ovl tine. MBS. t; 'Mi "liuiicht's TiHM' 6:05News. Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6: 10 News-Review News Flashes. ti. l."r Dinner Dunce. ti-:m John H. Ilunlus, M US. ii : 4i--KvruitiK Varletb'S. 7: on Cnclni: the I'asl, MHS. : K. Mlltiml MaectlH. Neil Jniilttn. Secret AkciiI. MltS Meet the Slam. MI'.S. TreaMiie Iflattd Tnui. MltS S.oil S : ;i 8;-tS Twilitjht Traill, Avalon Ci garettes. MBS. 9:00 A I hi Seltier News, MBS. I - To He Annmim ed. MBS. OUT OUR WAY IffifMzBmlSMW OH. THEM ? WHV. VES, I KWOW, BUT LBffiliPlslgffl I OUESS THEY'VE, ffl THOSE BOVS LOOUC gSS j beem out om v too tired for. AKiy WM$fm$ W A PICMICTHERE'S Y PICWIC--AMD IT'S mm M ' ( ALLUS SOMESODy FUMMY YOU'RE WOT W O ; V CITTIKJ UP PICMICS, J WITH THEM, AS WELL M (3?- i you kmow A as you uike picwics.' ) M m V ST THEY'D HARDLY BE sS-JiL vi T. M ere u e pr oir corw iw pr Ml bmvicr. lie Cincinnati Wins 2 To Increase Lead Brooklyn, Runner-Up, Divides Doubleheoder With Boston; Yankees Win 3rd Straight. Ity HILL WMITK (Assoclaled Press Sports '.rltei) It will he hetter all aroupii lor liie Hrooklyn Dodders when Ki-eiUi'e ! il.iimiiioiiH wins Iiih Jh'iih ma jor ietiKUe vlctoi '. Hit chalked up No. I't'.l y?i i-i-L; v - ai;d I he Dod' rs wore so tired i'iii- hetptim him win Ilia'. n." Ihal they drojip Ihe hccoii ! c.;iuie I i ll:c Itostou lleef and lost alu- nhle Kiotiud in .! clr wild uU'-uii.t to c.ilcli up to t. u league N ,f t Chi, :.in:iti Itetls. Freddie (idcicd through nine innings, scattering emht Itosion hits, winniim l 9 -2. Ity Ihe second' KHIlie !lie Doduers were doK-tlli'd. , aiKt soiwiH sieauy nun- inner m-ai l hem, 7-2. The Iteds cliitihed a iranie and a hall ahead of the llrooks when Wallers piteheil and l-'rey hat led them to a 7-t win ou-r Ihe Cuhs in the first mime and Joost ciimic IhroimJi will) a it i til h InniiiK uiiiMle lo win Ihe. nlnhtcnp. 7 ii. Phils Giants Split. Johnny Itlzo. "ihe iii.iii nohoily tv:ilil...l " ..i. . Ul.,.t l.i.... sell lii tin- heart id lh- I'hiladi I j phia I'iiiiH when In- hone-icd the' I'hils to a 7 t vicuny over lliej f.ianls in Die Inst iimi; ol Iheir) Irtin hill. A six run iiprlsitn; In Urn ht-1 olid L'aine fa e I h;i I oiu- lo I lie I liiaiils hy 7 It. after lliev hrolte Hie' spelt Ihal l.'ooMe Clyde Sllloll hail w oen iirotiiid them tor sev-n i Iiintims. ( 'oopi-r liesiccl K litmer in a ! mound duel. Klvint; ihe Kaine of ihr j St. Louis DillxhinKh ihm o ih-' Caids hy 1 n. hut llim Hutcle r h'lili d a loiir-hiMcr mid scored j the wiiiuiiit: run as Ihr I'irah-s took llie nichtcaii. 2 h. Cleveland, Chisox Split. The Cleveland Indians won- husv j liiihtcnliiK Ih.'ii hold on lirsl place lu Ihe Atneticaii league when they smashed Ihe Chicago While So hy "'i in the lirst name of Ihcir tuiu lull, bui i hey reckoned with out ImIkui- Sinilh, who hictioitil ihein up sharply with a the hit joh iu Ihe second aiue. ami llie Sox huh, i . The t loselv pur.-,uiiii: I left ml TiHeis iltdll'l help Iheil III). '"In s nun h when they iliopp-d Ihe (tisl iranie lo SI. Louis 7 li. ai though I hey evened the (lay's ( outil iih a lu I victory tn a seven iu 1 'liny alfTpieco. laiK'dy due h. l.ocsica m e hit liiitliim. Hielier pfhllcd the Vatlkeeii lo Ihelr third kIihIkIiI vteloiy over the fhiiaileiphia s I :t in the ln;.i khi'") i"m reai Mm now ci to Hahlsch in (lie scrnn.l name, and the A . Marie oil w Iih a ;t 2 ic1niy. ItahiM-h -u loweil the hamps only live hlit. I he Coston lie.! So made k on two chances auainsi ihe U'avh nmtou Senators, ilanniui: the tirnl one hy li.'., thanks lo hoineis 1 Cionili and Doeir. am the ttei ond 'me hy a 4 in spile ol oppnum Maj-1 erson's seeu hit name. Dempsey, Wrestler Set for Grudge Go A l l x I , .1 , Kicli! Vi'. us nit ii lilLllll:r Im in. I.. IIIIH,. ;i win hi iilnl. I. IAI'1 In' li-miiiM.iti-n tin h hr W llll llll II H ll"l'll l.l.lll.l l.-llliM'V n-llUlts III Hli' i i lit: In i' li'iilthl In si'llli' ii iinki' nnh a miili ami imnlii,. i.ii'sili-r fiimi Ti'mi.-.. 'II I'Ihimi'IiI ol tin. Ci yi.jinilil .Manassa .Miiuler, mn a bi lii'ilul '"I I HTHl lllslilllll' U . i',l liast'lwiM pink, ii (1,'ii'i'iui' (im, Imi l l.iuiii'll. wtih whoin ill.. t,,r titer ln-ti i'luhl kine Iui-. luiili-; lilnw. In his nil., in. a uii'iiiiik r.'l.'t.'i' iu Hue.' ttccanltilli "I li'i'l i;r.'nl." naul li'iinii ' .lli'l I llllllK I Crtti ;.'t Ihls .ivi'r tlli in a liiiriy l ie kI tl ny Hill tlllll' IHIHl ll. IHII. Ol I'HUIM', my li'll" .'Hi'li'l wluit Itl.'.v llseil In lie li.::n - l-'iilmn Li-win. ,lr.. ,.MHS. H I.'. - To He Allllouilie.t, Mils.. 1" I'" Sim ( nr. and my wind may ho shorL" The cowboy was Just us foul l deui of his chaiicos. It was Lutt rell, who hoxed lor throo yeiU'H be fine taking uii winstliiiK, who iiroughl ahout this evenliin'H en teiiaiiuuent when ho challenged Dempsey to a settlement of their leud alter Jack dropped u flurry of punches on tho Texan's chin during a recent wrestliiiK phow here. "I'm comiiif; out swinging with all I've not." Lutlrell said, "and I think I can win (his fight. Why. I'm II years you n per than Domp- isey and am In tar bettor physlcul Hidition. Grillers Lose To Gold Hill, 10 to 2 By E V EltETT CBOI CH Belh's Crilters lost 10 lo 2 to a revamped and greatly improved Cold Hill team Sunday in a South ern Oregon huso hull league game played at Cold Hill. Harold "Skin ny" Wilson, who pitched for the Ashlaud-Talent team until the held tho drillers to three hits and ' had eight . strikeouts to his credit. Sporer .starling for Ihe Crlllers. lacked iiis usual "zip" ami allowed eight runs ami seven hits iu three innings. He was relieved by Itarri aIh cave no four hits and three i runs and had lour strikeouts. I Cohl Hill started scoring with two nuts iu the first liame, adding three hi llie third, four in the Tom Hi and one iu ihe fillh inning. Itosebum's two (allies came lu Ihe- seeoim inning. Crescent Cily on troni (I ran Is Niks, li lo r, ill Ihe oilier league game pla ed Sunday, while Med foid held a hye. N'et week Craiits Pass (days al 'Hose bury and Med lord plain al Crescent Clly. Cold Hill) will be idle. PEOPLE'S HORIZONTAL . 1 European artist. 5 His native land. 9 He or sketched many cartoons 12 Furnace valve 14 Scorched. I fi Courtesy title. 17 Ran out as liquid. If! To grow old. ?I Pricklv pear. 2.1 Totaled 24 Tn sanction. Anwcr to 42 Deify of the sky. 2.ri Kenm (,ibbr.). 43 Land in ?.n v.iii. nvc-r mniith. 4S Ofirt of war. 411 Pawdlrrs. .SO IVunihprivl cubr. St Airplane 53 In trip middle of S5 To onlisl. S7 Interior 2 Thnn-rnr". 20 Drp.irH. 30 Sinind of rui pnsf. .12 C'hiK ;ii tor .IS Part n( hnrl. .''7 Six dm a dip I 38 North (.ibhr ). 30 Throf united. 40 rMnre. 41 To cat. 60 Hp was a famed painter of children's s. P&APBTCSEBda.M:Bs AjJBNILLUUApsi NOD0M BTDL!Arr! CBEJ I1V.A1I IC-.r- ABB I T 2 J 5 fa 7 SjfTIO II j "Ho 13 '"1H 15 ir i O7 18 lt ;o rLj Ts 1 5S ' UrT TI15 C (r 151jl2 5rij v i-J J m rft iTT'pr fw 1555 m si. Hn ie H llll K-H I I HI ly WBSoms tJ.lf vjiuiM5 7-1 13 Women In List For Tennis Honors DrawliiKB worn completed Sun day for tho women's sineles ten iila totiruamoiit, which opened to ilay undor the sponsorship of the KosobuiB Business anil I'roresslon al Women b club. Thirteen names were leRislerod for the tournament. Four of the leadinii idayers were seeded In each of the four brackets, while re malniiiK positions were, selected by lot. Kleatior Flos was plvon mini her one position In tho upper bracket. Lois Kurlit was Heeded as number two, Voru (iootz, iiurn her three, and Hetty Shoemaker, miitihnr foiir. FollowhiK Is the list of playurs iu tho positions in which they were drawn for Ihe oi-eninc round: Kleanor Fies versus Jerry Johnson, Alive McKibben, bye: Mary Frotwell versus Vera floeiz. Lids Kurtz versus Dora Walker, Corimie MarpliHin versus deoi pta Shuinway, Itoberta Fdwards versus Vivian Hartley, It It a. Ilouser vur- "m' Shoemaker. All participants tiro uskod to complete their opening rounds as soon as convenient, as the finals will be played .Sunday. July it. A doubles loiirtiametit will follow al the conclusion of ihe singles play. Medals will he presented by tin Business and Professional Wo men's club tor winner iu both events. Any Informalion desired concern, iin: I In; louriiamenl may he ob tained from lloyd Briitou, manager. Move to East Lane Street Mr. and Mrs. Itohorl 1 1 el 1 1 well and baby sou have moved from Wcsl Douglas si reel to the Lulu B. Hose residence on East Lane street to I make their home. PAINTER Previous Porzle 13 Postscript f.ibbr.). 15 Arivortisemcn 16 Accented. 18 Low Dutch (abbr.). 20 Gicantle. DENIitl 22 To lovii. IA.VA OSSO 24 To espouse. IAP.T niHFi 27 Bronze. 29 Gas chandelier. 31 Form of suicidft. 33 Wearied. rhAE.R.g.Es ?NbnM,TN'A'aE:' 61 He did ft 34 Small atones. or group of 36 Wrinkled, war paintings. 38 Chans. VERTICAL 41 A'''" JHntred Jufhr) 44 Wigwam. 3 Sea tale. 4fi Sun Rod. 4 Common verb. 47 Cnrkoo. f Calyx leaves. 49 Slwif. 6 Self-esteem. 51 Blue grass. 52 Being. 54 Above. 56 Railroad (abbr). 58 New England (abbr.). 59 You and me. 7 Island. 8 To want. 9 Doctor (abbr.). 10 Quantity of paper. 11 Brinks. Legion Juniors of Eugene Win Twice Roseburg Opponents Lose Two Practice Games Sunday by Scores of 7-2 and 4-3. By -MARSHALL It. II I.' NT The liUKeiie LckIoii Juniors won both games of a doubleheader with the itosehui'K Juniors yesterday on Flntay field, 7 lo 2 and 4 to . Both were practice cauies, having uo bcarim; on distrli t idaynffs. Tho Kucene Juniors cracked out 12 hits off Cox, Itoseburg hurler. to win easily lu the first seven lulling game. Ilarbert and Allen, KuKene pitchors, allowed only five hits. Throe runs were scored by Eu gene in the second Inning on three singles and a triple. llarDert. im safely and reached first. Brauner followed with a drive to right field scoring Harbert and reachlim third. Another sinclo by Allen brought lu Brauner. Fassett brought In last run In the Inning with a Texas leaguer to telt. Kosehurg'.s only two tallies were registered in tho third off three hits and an error. Dellernardl started the bitting with a single to- rlghtfleld. Ilemont's overthrow on fii-Ht bane enabled Cox to reach safety and Dellernaidi to reach third. Davison's short roller io flarbet so mixed him up that all hands were safe. Two successive similes by Bust and rieuaiil brought In Itoseburgs two runs. In the fifth and aixlh. Cox weak ened again and four hlla one a two-base hit and another good for thrre -lirouuht in four more runs. "Bean" Ball Kayoes Harbert The game was marred in the Dflh limine when Ilarbert was hit In the head and knocked unconscious while hutting. An error by Bust in the tlnai inning, which let In two Uugeno uiih a lowrt the visitors to over come Itosehurg's one run lead and win the last con teat. i ine tasi comem. Ihe game was a seesaw battle T I tniii start to finish llosehiirg scored two runs in the first two innings on five bits and j two walks. " Eugene euiue hack to tie tho score In the third. Mcmont walked. Itrauii';!- sacrificed and Keniont took se( 'nd. Blurt' broupbt in Eugene's first run with a single lo left field Carter tied the score wllh a single which brought iui Itiauuer. i Uosidnng Torged into Ihe lead equipment tor use during the coin main in llie louilh. Dyer. reached jng .season. first on an overthrow hy Jtraune his roller ilowu the third base line. Stephens sacrificed Dyer to second. Kirk. Eugene hurler. In an effort to catch I her at third over threw the bag ami Dyer reached home. ' An error gave Eugene an unex pected victory in Ihe seventh. Willi men on first and second hv virtue lot a double and a wall; with one. mil Bust allowed a hot roller by 'llt'tiir lf Ii.l IIm-iiii.,)i Mm. lull. field and the iwo decisive runs seni-fii ti tht Htm- i Three men reached base safely for Itosebtiru lu an attempt to He the seme in Iheir half of the last inning but a double play on le Heiuaidi's pop y in front of home halted Ihe mil v. Itosebnrg: 1st game ah r h o e Sh pbens. ss . .. 4 0 II I 0 ('UmmiiitZK. If Deltcinardi. Ib . ('ox, p Davison, cl' Itiisl, :th I'leuard. c . . McDoimal, if Hakei. L'b 1 Adam.-. 2b . . I ApplegiMe, p . ! ( Totals . Eimenr: 0 0 ll o ah r h po :; o o it l 0 II l 4 l :: i l II l o :: 2 i o :i t d I 4 i :i 7 I N'Hihttim. If ! ttieene, lib Blail". It. c . . Boring, cl .... Ilarbert, p Brauner. if. :ib Allen, lb, p Hill, ss Iteiuonl, ss Kassett. 2U . .. Carter, if Briggs II U I) 2 1 o n Totals 7 11 I'I I Bun for Harbert in Tith. Suinmarv lirst mini": Errors Hreeee. Ulaile. Bemotit. Hill. I'" II-Trial. 1 1. Two base hits Blaile Tliree-base hits Brauner 2. Allen. U'atKs llarlierl 1 In 1 Inniims. Al len :i in A inuim:s, Cox o in ; inn in,s. Applecate 1 in I limine StiiKeotHs- Cot. 2 in ! inufnus, Ap plecale 2 in I innini; tlarhcri 4 in 4 imiiugs. Alb'ii I'mpite. Heiti. 1 ill inning Boiehum 2nd came ah r h "i Sledi"lis. ss :i 2 2 I Baker. 2h ;t o 1 o Dellernaidi, Di 1 I 1" Cnx. rf Davis'in. cf 3 " 2 2 Bust. :ib .2 ' 1 0 I'leuard. r :i " ' McDoimal. If . .. 3 " 1 1 Dyer, p 1 " I Totals 2 I! H 21 Kugfiie: ah r h po (Ireen. 2b, e 4 0 u I Itemont, ss loo BiHiinei. Iih 12 1 Blalle, If 2 2 2 n Boritii:. cf 2 n 1 Carter, lb 4 n I a Wells, rr .... " Brills, c 2 " n " Kirk. . . :t 2 FasM li. 2b .2 " I " Totals . 27 I s 2! r.timmar 2nd lianic: Krrois Brauner 2. OiHer. Kiik, Bust Two I Kirk bilr- Brauner. Walks ler a, Stnif kout Kit k li. Dyer 2. Cmpires -lletnz ami BitKiuau. Bowling Alleys Closed for Annual Refinishing The i;.e.bur trnwlilii; :tlevs will he i losf thin -..K for leiintflnnc The Alleys nt lieitni given I hen annual nreihatiiiiu. at reipilied b the rules ol the American Bow llnu cellules, under hhh the r' reillTed. The c'tuerewp regldrep that all of Boy! "Can She Pitch Emma Wong (above). Ht-year-old Chinese girl from Vallejo. Ca lit.. Ik 'outstanding among western girl softball pitchers, Averaging nine lu strikeouts per game, she pitched her home town team into 'slate championship finals and has (M, u K).,(.lS(, . star team to tour the Tailed Slates. its certified alleys he -"finished each year b a workman opcrntiiiK 1 under ABC rating, and lurlhr re- iiuires that measurements be lak- en once each month by an officer ()f the city association and reports made to the congress. .Manager Floyd Hain-hmun also reports llie imicha.se of additional Gashed Chin Fails To Deter Galento Hv CAVLE TALBOT JEKSKV CITY. N. J.. July 1.- (AIM Api areiitly a beer gloss. t..lllnc tlinmi'li uir U'ilb the "tealesl of ease, was too' small i'eta.1! to change Tony - Galonto's ,i ...i.iv -ii.rtiit hl- iti.iHiv i'i belt out -Maxie B.ier ill the local hall I ark tomonow nteht. Tony and Madcap Maxie wound up their irainini! ye:;ierday. such :-s il was. hut l be round yi-lllb- man lioiu (native w;is atouno e e day spoil ing a bandagi- on his chin, u cover Inu a eul brum bt a hoi; I by ll ihe alort-menlionei) beer Klass. 1 Complete details were still the (i secret of Tom's bar room today, u len Die Newark Star Ledger lound (l witnesses who repelled Tony bad ii Im eu havhm a dispute with his u hrolher Russell, who pitched a li beer ;:lass at him iu a moment ol u exHhmient. 0 He I'i'cciw-d a cut about an im b - loim. Ihey said, and was taken I'i 1 a phviician's ollice Ifir trealmeiit. e llowewr. Mike Jacobs, who is pio n molin:; lomorrow nltrtit's "battle of t ihe hums." announced Tony's man- I imers barl advised him a liltle ibing n like a split chin wouldn't hoiber o , Two Ton. ii; 'They told me." Mike explained 0 "that Tony's injury was only minor, II and that be would tiuhL oil .sched ule tomorrow' night. The meat man himrell was heard from todav. In a tcleiram lo the Associated Press, he said: "I am ok.v. Will tiubt Max Baer lomor row night." Baer. the former champion. Inis trained a gooil deal harder lor ibis fiuhi than C.niento has. The man once known as Hie Livermore J-ir-niper has swial'd off many an ex cess Ttind and looks, except annuel ihe eyes and jowls, much tll.e ih.- specimen he was back in UK;:'.. But Ma.sie's nines say il never was a piesiinu id' physical Mpiipuieni with him. The old timers woebt like lo see lln-ii libl ill- men slaud and taK- it utnil oMlii-ir i-: ex co blind and Hn-ir kue-.4 buckle havi always said il was sono'thim: es with Mai". 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McClain al U. S. National Bank I Tiea-.urcr I . Signaturo Payment! may be left at S'twt Oaks Win Twice As Seattle Splits Coast League Race Tightens in Sunday Games; Portland Divides Pair With Sacs. Ity the Associated Press The Oakland Acorns, who refuse to concede that Seattle has the Pacific Coast league (tennaut all buttoned up. put on a douldeheuder hit fest yesterday at Hollywood's expense. The scores were 10 to 2 and !l to 4. Oakland, clinging grimly to sec ond place, cut loose a 17-hit bom bardment in the llit game. Chris toff sweetened his home run tohil with an unneeded three-run homer in the ninth. lu the short aecond game Har row delivered in the pinches to wreak vengeance on the Stars, who once released him. His teammates scored nine runs iu tin? first three innings and then coasted in. Tho hex that Wllkie, Seattle hurler. holds over the Sail Die no Padres worked yesterday, as it did Wednesday, lie pitched twohii. shutout ball for his sixth straight win, 5 to 0. in the second game yesterday. The Padres took tho tlrsi. 10 lo X sending Barrett to the aliowers In Ihe second inning ami going on In hammer three uime Hulnicr hurlers for a grand total of 14 hits. Beavers, Sacs Split The whipping boys or Ihe Coasl leaune. the Beavers of Portland, made a brave riuish In their series with Sacrameiiio, tukiuK the short, second mime 7 lo II after dropping the first 12 to li. The Sacs won the series, li games to 2 a great sal isfncliou. after losing 7 out of S lo Seattle Hie we'di previous. Inspiration lor Porl land's finale win was ihe stork's visit to the I'ome of Forest Gordon Orroll. Ilea- hurler, a few hours earlier. The stork left Forest Cordon Or roll Junior, and Father Orroll cele brated by yielding only six hiti MIh li.-Mver leammaies irtaiTfi liifl a present of a seven-run lead Ihe first inning and didn't frVEtibr to score again, 'till, Port bind .pat; fielder, homed with two on l),fho, first game and repeated in tb4 pte perfm mauce. , -- -i Seals, Antjclenos Split A crowd of 11,'iiMf at Seals' stadium--most, of whom came out to see yoiiuy Proiluu Fernandez, Hie hoi tslop recently acquired from Yakima San Francisco split wit ii Los Angeles. , The Seals won Ihe Ifrst, 4 lo 2, and dropped the sec ond It lo 0. The Seals won their 1it.;t seiies in six wcel:s, 1 games You ne Fernandez observed lh close of bis first lull week in coasl. leuL-ue company by molting three chances in the first game. Tliis week Portland plays al Sis at tie. pining ihe league leadera n,"K'ibwt Ihe liar occupants; San n nr.m: m mwhum, n. ,.ov.. ,! Holhwooil. and SactKmen lo at Sun I dego. Leave for Spokane Mr. and Mrs. I'. It. Mcr.ouuii leii toilay lor Spokane. Wash., w hen they plan to speiio several days looking alier piotierly interests and visiting with relatives. They will visit en route wilb ti sisier of Mis. MeHowaii at Salem, and al Spokam will visit, her sister and two brothers. What's in the Air 1. Oh. my (avorite program is MOZART OPERA SERIES 5:30 P. M. 2. It can't be so it you didn't hear it from JOHN B. HUGHES 6:30 P. M. 3. I'd raLier listen to SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY 9:15 to Midnight OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM News 6:05 P.M. D e I Courtney's Or chestra 6:45 Bob N I c h ols' Ha- waiians .. . . 7;00 Buddy Maleville's Or chestra 7:45 Imperial Intrigue 8:00 Skinnay Ennia Orch. 8:30 News 9:00 KRNR DIAL 1500 - Revlew or Roseburg Bjnke. I I