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R05EBUR5 NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS. OMSOF. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1 940. SEVEN V Cincinnati Reds ' Cop Pennant Again Winners End Up With 16 Wins in Last 18 Games; Meer Hero of Meet. Tiy JUDSON n.MLEY Anftorluted Press Sports Writer Whilii thn Amerfran lcasuo lias J"en mmlilllng nround for two Vufks Mko so many rabbits In n I'-n. iiw i incinnaii Heils have cop )"'! their kivoiiU stralKlit National I'mikuo pennant with an Impressive uinpiay oi ueeislon anil dispatch. Their 4-3 trlnniph In J3 Innings nver the Phillies yesterday was their Kith victory In IS Karnes. A blistering finish, that may have an important, bearing on the world series. desperate yesterday they called ul minuy rener wan two days rest - to face the seventh-place WashillClon Knlmlnra Tha t.in. ttcgy woiked. and the Tribe trl- uinpneu in Doth ends or a double header, 3 1 and 21. to repnln first Idace. nut It might boomerang when the Indians open a three famo series with Detroit tomor row. Tln Philadelphia Athletics, the fame tag-alongs who knocked Cleveland off the top perch Tues day .scored nine runs In the sec ond game of their double bill at Detroit yesterday to get a spilt and force the Tigers out of the lead. The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox divided their double feature. The honor of clinching the flag for the Keds fell to Johnny Van der Meer. ns a bit of added drama. The nnblt king showed signs of his old self as he kept eight lilts scattered and struck out ton. Then .In the 13th, lie led off with n double and scored thn winning run. The St. Louis rnrdlnnis, of all ."inn, Kiivt. me nulls an assist oy crushing the Brooklyn Dodgers. 14- 7, with a 17-hlt bombardment that included four singles by Johnny Mlze good for six runs. This left Brooklyn 12 games behind with ten to play. The Heds have 13 to go and could lose them all without barm. In the two other National league games, Jim Tobln held his old Pirate teammates to five hits as the Hoston Ilees beat Pittsburgh, 4-1, and Stan Hack hit two homers and a single to help the Chicago Cubs hand the New York (Hants their tenth straight setback, 6-4 Clevelaiids opening victory over Washington was credited to the slxhlt pitching of Johnny Allen, nut i.erty Ken Chase of the Kna tors was practically untouchable with live-nit Hurling In the night cap. The tragedy of the Tigers was that they won their first game from the A's, 14-0, and weren't able to save any of this margin for the second session. In the first game. Tommy liridges went so well he was pulled out In the Rev enth to rest for Cleveland. Hunk Oreenherg lilt two homers, one with the bases loadinl. Then, in the nightcap, Detroit got a C 4 lead iin homers by Greenberg and Itudy York and collapsed In the ninth, giving nine runs. Mob Johnson hit a three-run homer In this frame. Denny McCoy hnd done the same in the fourth. Chicago came close to passing over the Yanks into third place. and 37, "HO ardent southslders were present for the kill. Lefty Thorn ton Lee pitched six-hit ball as the Sox won the first game. 6-3. In the second game, the Yanks led off with four runs In the first, but Chicago came right back with five and added three more In the fourth. Then Twink Selkirk hom ered wilh two on In the seventh: thfi Yanks got two more in the eighth, and darkness closed the show before Chicago could do any thing about it. The St. Louis Browns squelched the Boston Bed Sox, 11-2, with a 14-hit offensive. mm Only four teams played last night In the Industrial bowling league. Absence of numerous play ers who are out on hunting trips made it necessary for some of the gaineR to bo postponed until Tues day, Sept. 24. The Douglas County Mills took three gumes from Montgomery warn and standard oil took threo gnines from the Safeway stores, Cliff Aten of the Douglas Mills bad high Individual and high series scores, 211 and oui, The uiiis league will start to night with games beginning at C:fiO o clock. Scores: Douglas County Mills: CHIT Aten 1.19 Mil 211 Perry Thlelo 1:15 1.12 :is (lien Wellllinn....l20 1.10 147 423 Kit Thlelo 1!IS 13H 127 44 (ieo. Barr 107 1.13 14 4C Handicap 92 S7I S27 8C4 2502 Montgomery Ward: Lee Travis 145 Hanks N. Moore Ill 115 J. Fariss 129 1.19 140 408 A. Burkhart 149 131 ln3 3S3 H. Hose 140 158 149 447 Handicap in 106 jug 31S 7S0 Safeway Stores: The Millenium Is Neor. Rovs K ioo 88 333 125 351 1W ' if 4li Dr. Townsend Gees for Willkie-McNary Ticket NEW YORK. Sept. 19. (AP) Dr. Krancls K. Townsend. leader of the old age pension movement which hours lila nnmn nnnnitneoil yesterday lie would campaign ac tively for the Willkle-McNary ticket. Hesaid at a press conforence that he planned to leave today on a 8.000-mlle tour through New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Da kota, Montana, Washington, Ore gon and California. He will advo cate Willkle'g election as well as speak for his own pension plan, he asserted. Dr. Townsend said he expected to swing between 10,000,000 and 12, 000.000 votes "hnlf of whom are democrats." Tough Gals HILLSBOHO, So.pt 19. (AP) Young Roy Morris wishes that wo men would stick to their knitting. Roy, 9, suffered a possible col- inrbone fracture Wednesday as a result of being at the bottom of a pile-up of football-playing girls at cooper .Mountain school. 749 711 2240 SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. Since 1878 Emll Sick, Pres. 30 All. Itice 135 129 120 384 M. Brooks 158 130 118 400 D. Stevenson ....131 1C5 181' 457 II. Hedell 117 129 140 392 L. Swain 137 122 139 398 088 CS5 0114 2007 standard oil Co.: 303 Short 107 138 103 4(18 Ed. Ilrown 133 138 117 388 Ed. Lllfi'erly 1F.0 125 155 430 Ken (iilkcson ....121 138 108 427 B. Lnlrd 122 151 110 389 814 811 S40 2405 Coast League Play Off Is Continued SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19. (API Southpaw Ray Prim's shut out pitching loft Los Angeles one game up on San Diego today in the Pacific Coast Baseball league Shaughnessy playoffs, ns Seattle anil Oakland, tied at one game apiece, neaileii for Seat He to sunie their series tomorrow night. In blanking the Padres 9-0 last night. Prim not only twirled air- This is I V "SALAD CELEBRITY WEEK" IN ROSEBURG WEEK FOR GRAND K&gZ&jf SALAD IDEAS! feWW IF you haven't tasted Best Foods Real Mayonnaise before, why not make "Salad Celebrity Week" your time to get acquainted? You'll find it gives your family a new appetite for saladst You see. Best Foods Real Mayonnaise is different from "Salad Dressing." It contains no starchy filler. It is all mayonnaise real mayonnaise and doesn't turn watery when you add milk or fruit juices. I And this Real Mayonnaise tastes even fresher than home-made, for it is made with our own "FRESH-PRESS" Salad Oil which we ourselves pre pare fresh each day, as it is needed. Then, in our power ful double-whipper the ingredients are so completely blended that Real Mayonnaise, with all its home-mado richness, is even lighter in texture than home-made, and has a light, zestful flavor, free from oily taste. VITAMIN VARIETY SALAD (Suppj'ei Vitamin A, B-l, C, D, ) 7 licl of red appla 1 package 3 ounce.) A ilices onion cieem checio 1 2 lice orange Cherriea 1 1 Urge prune LeUuco Bt Foodf Real Mmyonnalw Remove core and tlice impeded applet cross wiie. Peel and ilice onions and seeded oranges crosswise. Remove pits from prunes, steam or cook until tender, and cool. Stuff each with cream cheese mixed with 1 tablespoon Real Mayonnaise and insert a half cherry on top. Arrange apple, onion and orange slices on lettuce leaves on chop plate. Garnish with stuffed prunes and whole cherries (as illus trated), Serve with Real Mayonnaise. Serves 6. The millenium must be just around the corner when they start getting wine from cows. Sure that's it in the dark bot tie held by Thomas Mclnnerney, dairy expert The wine, with 15 per cent alcoholic content. Is a by-product of cheese-mnking. The stuff in the other bottlo comes from cows, too. It's milk. Wins in Primary V it . Judgo Ernest W. McParland, who, after one of the most thorough cam paigns in Arizona history, defeated the veteran Senator Henry P. Ashurst 2 to 1 In the state senatorial Primary election, tight ball but. also singled In the first, run of the game with two out In the seventh, touching off a wild scoring spree that snw five Angel runs cross the plato in the seventh and four more in Die oiirhth. llk-k Newsomo. San Diego's 2:1 game winner who is tanged for the Hoston Rod Sox. save way to How ard (irnghend In the busy seventh. Tncether they gave no 13 hits. The AiiRels nnd padres meet at .is Angeles again tonight, the switch to San Diego to finish the four-out-of-seven gaino series for the right to meet t ho winner of the Senllle-Oaklnnil scries In the play off finals for 55.000 first prizo and the president's trophy. At Oakland last night, tne cnam- pion Seattle Ralnierg tied up their iflalr with uaklanu ny scoring a to 1 win In a tight Damn in which Seattle pushed over the win ning run In the sixth on a perfect squcezo play. With the game tied at l-aii. Oeorge Archie tripled lo center nnd slid home, safo by baro inches, when nick Gysolman planked down a neat bunt in front of homo plate. Oakland won by the samo score Tuesday night, The scores: Seattlo 001 001 0002 8 0 Oakland 000 010 0001 4 0 Turpin nnd Campbell; Huxton nnd W. Uaimcndl. San DI"ko (ioo ono oon o n 2 Los Angeles . 000 OHO Six !) 13 1 Newsome, Craghead ( i ) and Sal- keld; Prim and Holm. Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Cleveland SI (11 Detroit - - 83 61 New York 7!) 64 Chicago 79 60 Hoston -...75 us St. Ixillls 62 83 Washington CO 84 Philadelphia S3 88 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati -.93 47 Hrooklyn 83 61 St. Louis 75 65 Pittsburgh .73 68 Chicago 70 73 New York - 00 7 Hoston 61 82 Philadelphia . 46 90 Pet. .G79 .r.76 .r,52 .r ir .524 .428 .417 .376 .604 ! .576 .630 .618 .490 .468 .427 ,324 i YESTERDAY'S RESULTS (I)y (he Associated Press) American League. Cleveland 3-2, Washington 1-1. Detroit 14-6, Philadelphia 0-13. Chicago 6-8, New York 3-9. St. Louis 11, Boston 2. National League. Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 3 (13 Innings). St. Louis 14, Brooklyn 7. Hoston 4, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 6, New York 4. Pacific Coast League Playoff', Seattle 2, Oakland 1. Los Angeles 9, San Diego 0. Western International League Playoffs. Tacoma 8, Spokane la Back Prom Burnt Miss Eugenia' Virdon baa returned hers to spend ' a couple of days visiting her grand parents, Mr. and Mm. D. R. 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