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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS.'OREQON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1940.
March of Yankees
Halted by Tigers
' - ,., , .
Gordon1 Wild threw Costly
Per Hit Team; Cleveland
' Down Cohort Sex.
' : Ily H.'I)SON BAILEV
Associated Press Sports Writer)
It's too cai'ly to say lliu New
York Yankees are slopped. They
nje what Is known as "slowed to a
standstill."
When the western clubs wore In
the east the world chumplona uc
quired a case of pennant fever ny
wlnnliiK 10 out of 11 from the In
vaders iilid they got the Idea they
conld ail jtlie samn thing against
the sunlit clubs away from home.
Now they are flndiiiB out Hint the
Detroit Tigers and Cleveland In
dians, who have alternated tin pa e
most of tlie seaBun, are stubborn
about letting a Johnny-come lately
net Into their private feud. Aud
most anything Is likely to nappen
except the Vanks getting I'll" ""
yluce this
After spllltliig a doiililchewler at
Clevelind iv. nesilay the Yan
kees folded before the Tlgei i yen
torday 6-li wh'le the Indian.! fat
tened on the ' oston Red Sox j l.
Gor-Jor. ,1 Error Costly
From f'e'v York's standpoln'. I!:'
liioHl tliieiittt iiliig reature of the
Yanks' second straight loan was
that victory was so close. Although
In hot water often, Donald was
winning 3-2 going Into the last half
of the eighth. Then Joe Cordon
threw a double play hall Into the
dugout and the Tigers tallied four
unearned rims on four singles.
. It u'hh the 14lb triunilih of Hie
year for Schoolboy Bows, who only
twq years ago went ouck 10 me
Illinois with a sore arm that few
people thought would ever be
cured, lie gave II hits, two more
than his mutes mude, but ho was
carerul III the clinches and fanned
six.
, The Indians' niaasucre of the Red
Sox came on spectuculur three-hit
JiurlliiK by Hie voterau .Mid Harder i
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UIIU I IUI4-IIH UUMlna' 'luirin mtn.
was concentrated III the fourLli lu
lling, when seven runs scored. .
This left Cleveland hulf a game
behind Detroit and 1J ahead of,
K" V.. ..I. ... l,... l.muti'. .,11 It'
Jet the surprising L'hlcugo Whlto
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Sox catch tip with Huston for a
fourth place tie; six games back of
lie lend.
Hero are the figures:.
flub W 1. 1'ct. OH TP
Detroit ..79 68 .577 .. 17
t'levelsmf ..78 6S .674 A - 18
New York . 70 511 .683 i 18
llostou 7.1 l .53:1 6 17
Chicago .. ..73 til .533 6 17
The White Sox raided the Phila
delphia Athletics In two games 10
tuiil 4 3 with Dietrich pitching four-
bit ball Hi the first nud Lefty EH
Smith scattering five ill the sec
ond. Hilveatrl won the nightcap
with a two-run homer In the ninth.
The Washington S e n a t o r s
siiielclied the St. Louis Drowns 7-2
with Itookle Arnold Anderson do
ing a six-hit mound chore.
Cincy eliminates Giants
Cincinnati eliminated the Now
York (limits mathematically from
the pennant picture by pouuding
out u !)-! decision for dene Thomp
son's 15th victory of the year. Jun
ior pilched shutout ball till the
nlnlli.
The best National league tun,
however, was in other games. For
Instance, Hugh Cusey won both
halves of a doublelieader for the
lli'ooklyn Dodgers against (lie
Pittsburgh Pirates 7 0 and 7-4. He
went the i milo In the first game In
a three-hit show and then went to
tlie relief of Hamlin with the scoro
lieu In ilio seventh Inning of th
nlghlcap and got credit for tlli
victory.
The once pillicllless llostou I lees
shelled the St. Louis Cardinals 17-7
mid II I. getting ail hits In the
ilnuhlelieniler.
The Chicago Cubs piled up II
lilts, liieliiilliiK Nicholson's 2 ttll
home run, to plug the Phils 51.
Standings
Ily Ihe Assoeisted Press
National League
W I.
Clllelliliuli S7 47
fliivikljn .. .Ml 67
Plltsburuh 711 U.'l
St. Louis i!8 64
New York mi s
Chicago " 7u
llostou 5S 71)
Philadelililii .1.! 91
Pel.
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.i.211
.51.1
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.4S!I
.433
.321
American League
W
linlroll "II
Cleveland 7S
New Vnrk 7il
llnslnu 7:1
I'll Ira b 72
VVasliltiKt-m .
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W. Smith. s, a patient at the state
hospital, died lust night alter he
had been struck by an automobile,
I'urtmer llurrick said. Smith was
committed from Springfield, Lane
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OF DUCK THAT WHISTLES LIKE A FLUTE
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CROSSED WITH AH ORDINARY QUACKIN1 DUCK,
THE RESULT WOULD
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Grid Call Brings
50atRoseburgHigh
One of the larveRt siiuadu in the
hltitory. of Hopeburj? hlfth scliool
has turned to meet its new coik h.
Jim Davlff. ei-Allmny college ath
lete and runner Itcedaport hlh
achool mentor, at tlie tnnrliifllon of
the flrnt week of pnirtlpe. The
squad, an even 50 In mini her. with
the lYiRHtblllty of neverul additional
names helna added to the roster
diirlnj? Ihe next week. Ih for the
moHt part f?reen material, hut al
ready productive ot several pros
peetK wiio will Ultely tnaKo them
selves known helore the end o( the
seap.on.
Thin iwo-Hf-ore-aud-ten will irune
Itsell down to about 35. n pood
workable Hipiad. bel'oro the month
In out. with ttt.)Ht of tho.se lost
eltininatlnit theniHelves by their
own Hceord as the workoutH net
toupher aud the play faster. The
remainder will form Ihe uurletin
for tne two elevens under the sup
ervision of Imvln aud Jim Wat 1st.
Tho Inrco turnout Ir primarily
the rult of the anuoiiiH-i'inetil
thfftthe Rroup wotild be dividfd
Into A ttnd H. stiitads with a recti
iitr ecbediiln of naineK tor each. An
other important factor for the stir
IM'idhitf number .out Ih the fact that
only two letti'imen are returning
Irntii htril years H(Uinl. leaving tue
battle tor positions a wide-open af
fair. Most of Ihe ro ate sophomores
and junloiH, and judging from the
way some of these youngsters tire
developing, mighty lew seniors" will
he on the slutting eleven. .Most of
Ihe third-year men have, the edKe in
experience over their greener but
mom determined youngsters Just
up from junior hUh, but from the
looks of things going 011 nightly at
Finlay field, the seniors will have
to demonstrate to Coach Uivis that
they are the best men on the squad
in their respective positions in ord
er to draw the slatting nod.
DavU gave the squad Its first
formations which they will use
throuuhout the season at last
night's prm-lice.
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1-13
Barrett Goes Past
Rival in Pitching
By the Associated Press
A mound duel between two 2'i
same winners left Dirk Barrett, di-i
mintttive Seattle right-hander, the
toast of the Pacific Coast baseball
league today.
Unrrett. no small factor in Seat
lie's climb to Its second succeasivo
pennant, was credited with an li
ft win over San Diego tit the south'
em city last night, and It meant an
important victory Tor him over
Newsome .of the Padres.
Tied in tho "games won" column
with 2 wins each, neither pitcher
went the route, but Barrett lasted
almost seven Innings. A seven-run
barrage in the first two innings put
the skids under Newsoine.
Urn N'ovikoff. making league his
tory in the home tun department,
slammed his 4nth round-tripper of
tlie season as he helped Lob An
geles boat Oakland at the Angel
lot, 8-3.
At Sacramento, the homo town
H.olons dropped their second
straight to Hollywood. 5-1. and the
San Francisco Seals beat last
place Portland at San Francisco,
1-1. behind Dasso's five hit pitch
ing. Vacationing .Mrs. Harrison
WhiMmi. secretary in the office
or Attorneys Rice and Omitt, Is
taking a vacation, anil during her
absence Mrs. Robert Helliwell is
working at the office.
DANCE
At Tenmile
Saturday, Sept. 14
Good music and a good time
assured.
Everybody Welcome
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Belloise Defeats
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NEW VOflK, Sept. 13. (API
Sieve Dellolso, the kid who began
his righting at a family picnic and
who does fancy needlework for
fun, gets a crack at the world mid
dleweight championship on No-
vemner i.
Ily outpointing the veteran ex
titleholder, Cererino Gurcla, ill tun
rounds in Madison Square (iarden
lust night, the III on x youngster not
only scored his 26lhe straight vic
tory, but alsd was signed imme
diately by Promoter Mike Jacobs
to tangle with Ken Overlln, the
Virginia boxing cutle," who holds
that portion of the title recognized
in California and New York.
Neither Upllolse nor the Filipino
exploded any of the right-hand
bombs for which they are famous,
and most or the action was In close
with Iteferee tieorge Walsh having
a busy evening breaking clinches.
As a light, there wasn't much to It,
with the veteran Garcia apparently
unnble to do anything with Steve's
snaky, unorthodox left hand.
Wilbur
WlLHfn, Sept. 12. Stephen La
Haul, of Salem, arrived here Sat
urday to visit at the home of his
nephew. Vernon La Raut. Jimmy
l.a Hunt, who spent the past three
weeks In Salem visltinR his grand
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Narclsse La
limit uccompanled him home.
.Mrs. Karsten from Kolierts
creek has moved In the Ahele
house and expects to spend the
winter here. ,
Mrs. Mosella Bridge and son,
Dan, was visiting the former's sou.
Douglas and family at West Fir
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith spent
Sunday at IJorena visiting with
the hitter's father, J. S. McKay,
and family.
Miss Kay Codley went to Eu
gene Friday where she has em
ployment with Mrs. Everett Phil
lips. Mr. and Mrs. Hnrnld McKay and
son, pulwln. ami daughter, Mary
Tuesday Sept. 17th, at 10:30
Located about 4 miles N. of Roseburg on Highway 99,
23 Milch Cows
IBay Mare.
1 Fordson on Rubber
1 2-Bottom Oliver Disc Plow
1 6-Ft. John Deere Disc
1 7-Ft. Moline Chisel
1 Hammer King Hammer Mill
1 Cream Separator
1 100-Gal. Stock Tank
Hay Rope, Fork and Carrier
Tools and Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention
15 TON OATS AND VETCH GRAIN
FURNITURE
1 Dining Table and Chairs 1 Charier Oak Circulating Heater
1 Overstuffed Set (3 pieces) 1 Montag Range
2 Double Beds 1 Monarch Electric Range
2 Velvet Rugs 1 7-Ft. Grunow Elec. Refrigerator
m I W I I 4 ft Mm mm
TERMS OF
Lunch
Mrs. C. H. Munson, Owner
Anderson & Schricker, Auctioneers
Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mc
Kay went to sodell lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Deardorff
or Oakland were guests Friday of
Mr. and Mrs. Italph Sands.
Mrs. P. K. Moon was shopping
and visiting rrlenils In Koseburg
Tuesday.
Mr. Saballa Is erecting a fine
residence on his properly recently
(purchased here, known as the
Frank Toops property.
The Wilbur scnool will k open
Monday. Sept. 18.
.Mrs. Virgil Smith had as her
dinner guests Tuesday, Mrs. Met
tle Smith, of Oakland, Mrs. Anna
Pierce, of Medford, and Stephen
La Haut, of Salem.. Mrs. Pierce
will teach the Nonpar lei school
this year.
Drain
DRAIN, Se0i, 12. Milton ISai-tho-fbrtiy
left Krldny for Olatskanie,
whore he will begin his second
year as teacher of physical educa
tion and tipper grades.
Miss Nancy Taggart of ItosehuiR
arrived In Drain last Friday and
will have living quarters at the par
sonage, with Itev. and Mrs. C. K.
Hrlttain. Miss Taggart is the new
Intermediate grade teacher.
Jim Burnett returned Saturday
from Seaside where he attended
the American Legion convention as
a delegate from the Kolley-Kriiso-Levens
post.
Mra. Anuu Kent Is quite III at her
home near Elkton. Her daughter,
.Mrs. Roy Sneed. Is caring for her.
Miss Dorothy Rnhertson, who Is
employed In Eugene, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Robertson. They all
spent Sunday at the coast with
relatives.
Miss Hetty La Grander wont Sat
urday to Eugene where she en
rolled in a vocational school. She is
taking a business course.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wesley Morgan
spent last week-end In Portland
visiting relatives, and the opening
day at the Salem fair.
Mrs. Lee Remington has been 111
at her home here for the past
week.
Mrs. Dora Parker on last Friday
had the misfortune to full and
break her arm in two places. She
wss taken to Eugene for Hn x-ray
Closing Estate of the late C. H. Munson
Opposite Richfield Tower
44 HEAD OF CATTLE
Exceptionally Good Dairy Herd
14 Heifers
, 2 HEAD
1200 Lb.
MACHINERY
I uongoieum txug ana
SALE CASH. NOTHING
Served by "Colapooiq Womans Club" for Red Cross
and returned agaiu Monday for
I treatment
Mr. and Mrs. John Kiske and Mr.
' and Mra. Deluert Howe, all of Se
attle, were visitors at tne uome oi
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wise last Thurs
day. ...
Drain on Imagination
KOCHESTBn. N. V. Everett Tie
Lorin, 23, fugitive from Monroe
county penitentiary, came out with
this one when officers captured
him: , . ...
"I figured It was Rotting pretty
cold outside, aud I wanted in drain
the water out of the radiator of my
ca r."
A radio comic named Bunny
Was fired when he stopped being funny
He switched to RAINIER,
The brew oi GOOD CHEER,
And now he's right
urg
OP HORSES
1 Black
1 Low Spread Manure Spreader
1 14-ln. Moline Walking Plow
1 2-Horse Cultivator
1 McCormick-Deering Endgate
Seeder
3 2-Section Harrows
1 1 -Horse Cultivator
1 00 Nearly New Prune Boxes
Poultry Feeders and Waterers
umer Miscellaneous
TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR.
Mr. G. W. Munson, Administrator
Iva Weight, Clerk
Floor
Sanding and Refinithing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651-J . . Phone 12a
Temporary address ft, F. D,
Oakland, Oregon
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Works
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to Ike Job -927
N. Jackson 8t Phona 320
back"in the money!"
Douglas Distributing Co.,
Distributors. Phone 14. Roieburg j
a. !!
4 Calves
Mare, 1500 Lb.
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