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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, 1941.
Eggs Fly In Row
yhen Oregon Nine
Loses to Huskies
X .ml i
By the Associated Press
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
With Major Hoople
V.2LL, BIS-HEARTED,! EXPECTED
A 5H0CK M4EN I HEARD YOU
V.'ON 200 AT THE RA.CES, BUT
NOl QUITE AS BAD AS "HIS ;
MONSTROSITY I WOULDN'T
TCbR THE KEMTUCKY OWES WEAR
ING SUCH A. MAMHOLB COVER A
AND MOW X'LL JUST TAKE
HALP OP WHAT VOL) WON, Of?
VOU CAN HAME TH'S STRAW .
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Tiie northern division. Pacific
Coast conference baseball title
race developed ;n:o a three-way
tussle yesterday whei Washing
ton downed the leai-intf Oregon
team, 6 to 3, tit Seattle to come
within a half-game of first place.
'J he idle Orepon' State team,
currently in third place. Is only a
game and a half from the top,
In another conference game
yesterday at Pullman, Washing
ton State climbed out of the cel
lar by downing Idaho, !) to 2.
Eggs sailed In the Oregon
Washington game as overheated
tempers carried over from Mon
day's game when an argument
occurred over a Washington play
er being called safe at first in the
Huskies ninth-inning winning
rally. - . ' - .
Yesterday s egg shower came
when Coach Howard Hobson and
Oregon players vigorously pro
tested a reversed decision against
the team. Kggs graced Hobson
and one spattered Outfielder Bill
i Carrey's back. ' '
The outburst came from the
.stands in the sixlh Inning after
two Oregon runners scored when
the umpire called Chuck Cllf-
, ford's bunt safe. The decision
then was reversed and the fire-
ivuina aim uu. vi.-kuii ijihiitmi-u nt . ....... 1. ti...l.. '1.
and the eggs followed. 'When i;, ' -p--,-play
was resumed, Cllf ford strut j. Bu;. l; ,'. K Qujm.;
, h ... , 1. 1 I'li! Hansen, 2; McKachern, 1:
Oregon opened the scoring with jC j .,.ps ;J
wo runs in to IhiriL btit Wash-1 cotiullle-.-B. MeClarln. .1; Linn,
ngon tied I up in Its half ,ind,n c' Mowa,. ,,. cilllsple 0; D.
" K"uu "Mi "II" "N": lima ..nnl.l tv IX.nn.nl A- .1 Mr-.
Clarin. 0; J. Arnold, 1; Mast, 0;
IP. MeClarln, 0; Summcrlln, 11;
bUT Awpf; MARTHA.-
w dear, That is a picture v
HAT -ANE.iPEMGlVE BIT OP
IWFOf?TED.HAK-lAFP? ,
ITS CHICj r?OMANlTIC LINES
WOULD REOTORESPTT-TT
OH.DA&H IT ALU.'
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FINALLY GOT
HIS SUPPER .
for mo !rf:M?-
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in the fourth on two singles,
walk ann a triple.
At Pullman,- Henry Bushman,
W. S. C. fielder converted Into a
pitcher, tossed a six-hitter to heal
Idaho. ' ' '
The close title race now hinges
on Oregon's final two games with
P. Norton, 2; Hendricks, 1; Will-
son, J; lilchardson, 1 Anderson,
2; Dunn, 2; S. Norton, 0.
Low score for the day was
turned in by Paul Morgan of
Koseburg who made the course
Oregon Stale and Washington's j in 76. Unll was ,mv fm. Coqulllr
Douglas Unit Of
iefense Welfare
Will be Formed
ization are the Y. M. C. A., Nation
al Catholic Community Service,
I Salvation Army, Y. W. C. A., Jew
ish Welfare Board and National
'Travelers Aid association.
' Oregon has been assigned a
i quota of S79,!)00 toward the na
'tional fund of S10.7t5,000 to be
" " " " ' raised by public subscription to
Formation of the Douglas learn,' on the work, and the Doug
county committee of the United i las county committee will be ask
Service Organizations is to he ed to raise $1,200.
uiiui-i uini-ii mis vL-t-ft, ii was ail- (
nouncea louay oy waiter S. f isn
it, who has been appointed to
Rainiers Downed
By Oaks; Portland
Again in Cellar
By the Associated Press
The Seattle Rainiers. Pacific
Coast, league baseball champions,
wem nacn into a hitting slump
last night, bowing to Oakland.
7 to 3, before Salveson's five-hit
pitching.
After achieving moderate suc
cess on a southern tour, . Portland
returned home for the first time
in two weeks and DromDtlv laDs-
ed again into last place, losing
an Jl-inning game to Hollywood,
6 to 3.' The Beavers got only
five safe blows altogether, to 12
for Hollywood.
Sacramento's system of con
centrated assault paid off with
another victoiy. The Senators
scored six runs in one swoop
and took the scries opener from
Los Angeles, 7 to 5. Thus they
re-concocted the same formula
which twice licked San Francisco
Sunday. By their performance
the leading Solons gained furth
er ground on the rest of the cir
cuit. Seats, the large southpaw for
whom San Francisco paid the
Detroit Tigers a fancy figure, re
turned his biggest dividend yet
by limiting San Diego to three
singles and no bases on balls.
He had a no-hitter in hand un
til the Padres got the first two
hits in the eighth. The Seals
cracked three San Diego hurlers
for 16 hits to win, 9 to 0.
four-game' Invasion
and Moscow
of Pullman
(tpseburg Golf ers
Defeat Coquille
The Koseburg Country club
golfers won a .ItMo-lS- victory
over Coquille In the tournament
played here Sunday in the first
of the home and home mulches
planned by the local club for the
summer season. The Koseburg
team will go to Cottage Grovi
May 2.1.
Tournaments also are planned
with Marshfield, Grants Pass
and Laurelwood club of Eugene,
but dales have- not ye! been set.
Scores In Sunday's play were:
Koseburg- W. Cummlngs, Jr.,
I); Goodwin, 3; Morgan, .1: ..
VVilder, 3; Hallmark. 21; .Sprite-
with 7!).
Leo Turner Decisions
Peterson in 6 Rounder
direct the organization work lo
cally. Members of the committee
named by Frank Lonergan. Port
land, state chairman, include Mr.
Fisher, J. Frank, Carl E. Wim-
Myrtle Creek Team
Defeats Highway, 3-2
MYRTLE CREEK, May 21.--The
Myrtle Creek Softball team
defeated the state highway soft-
ballers J to 2. In a close game
Brooklyn. Cards,
Cleveland Beaten
InModnay Games
By JUDSON BAILEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
In the course of bringing the
Brooklyn Dodgers down to earth,
the Chicago Cubs bagged yester
day's finale, 9-1, bunching six
hits for three runs in the fourth
against Higbe anil nicking Kim
ball In the eighth for six runs.
The St. Louise Cardinals, cut
down, 6-4, in 11 innings by the
Phils remained a half-game be
hind the Dodgers in won.lost fig
uring although holding onto the
official percentage lead.
McCormick smacked a three
run homer with two out in the
ninth to give the Cincinnati Reds
a 9-6 victory over the Boston
Braves.
Vaughan settled a see-saw
game between, the New York
Giants and Pittsburgh in favor of
the Pirates, 7-5, with a two-run
homer in the seventh.
The Athletics ambushed Hard
er, undefeated previously with
four victories, and whipped the
Cleveland Indians, G-5.
The second-plsee Chicago White
Sox polished off a sweep of their
three-game series at Washington
with Thornton Lee holding the
Senators to six hits for a 5-2 vic
tory. Earl Johnson, southpaw star of
the Boston Rod Sox, held the De
troit Tigers to four hits and shut
them out for eight innings tc
win, 4-2. . , :
The St. Louis Browns handec
the Yankees a 10 9 decision on j
platter garnished with no les;
than six errors.
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