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TW6 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, 'OREGON.' THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 19-4 1 Cleveland, Cards Stretch Leads In Major Leagues By JUDSON BAILEY (Associated Press Sports Writer) The light hitting Cleveland In dians suddenly have become fero cious at the plate and look cap able of Robblins up the lesser lifrhts of the American league in bifi gulps. Yesterday they really opened up getting 17 hits Including five home runs and four doubles to overwhelm Philadelphia. 14 2. This display of fireworks was accompanied by a four-hit pitch ing performance by Hob Keller, who coasted to his 14th victory of the campaign. The Indians' first place margin - was increased to three full games as the Chicago While Sox trim mod the New York Yankees by one run for the second day In succL-ssion, 32. Spud Chandler of the Yanks, who hadn't won a game all year and wanted this one badly to cele brate the birth of his first baby Tuesday, pitched five-hit ball. But the Sox made use of four of these hits to get enough runs to POWELL'S . FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jackton St., Roieburg SIDE GLANCES . copft. im by Nf . -"-itvicf hc. T.Mnf' ".f.r.r.orr. f ! i "Now io.irii !'::'!)! (lie Ije.uinnin - novel' lend willi your ' i-itthl !- ' . By Gaibrdth I Oakland Jumps uut or cellar by Blanking Sactos I By the Associated Press) The erratic Oakland Acorns, who find the going tough against second division teams, - had an easy rime walloping the Sacra mento Senators, coast league leaders, by a 6 to 0 score last night. The Oaks proved their 7 to 1 win the previous night was no fluke by blanking the powerful Senators the second shutout this season recorded against Sacra mento. The victory moved Oakland from Its cellar birth past Portland and Hollywood to sixth place and cut down Sacramento's league lead to 12 games. Behind the five-hit pitching of Salveson, the Oaks had no trouble in taking the game. Eleven pitchers saw service in a weird game between Hollywood and San Diego, with San Diego winning 15 to 12 after a three hour orgy In which a total of 34 hits were amassed by the two teams. A see saw game most of the way,' at Portland, with the lead changing eight times, ended when San Francisco scored two runs In the ninth and defeated Portland ti to 5. '" i NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING ach. The kid looked in bad shape. The fight-wise ringsiders COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bvbar 116 No. Jackson win. Joe PIMagglo hit safely in his 31st consecutive game. , The Detroit Tigers tore Into the t nudged each other and said it was-! In the Matter of the Estate Huston Ked Sox for H 5-2 -victory I about over. George A. Best, Deceased. behind the steady, elght-hlt hurl-1 In the County Court of the State oi uregon tor Douglas County. of nut iho ihi.vi f,.r,,t cf, ii, nin.,1 police is nereoy given that the Hie f Rowe, who gave up only opi.n up ln spectacular fashion Slfr7m iif''!1'' , "le nun nxtl-n.hnun Mow 11 hnmnr hv .. ,.i ..i.. t ..i ,.n i .estate of George A. Best, deceas- t mm Knxv I , , 7 cu, has filed in the above entitled Jimmle l-oxx. Louis looked a sucker for Conns court his final account of his ad- Tho St. Louis Browns squeez-! left hook. The champion appear-1 ministration of said estate, and ed out a 3 2 verdict over the od unable to un track himself. His I the court bv order dulv made Washington Senators. Cardinals Stretch Lead. The St. Louis Cardinals con tinued their clitnb In the National handlers said later that theyand entered has fixed Tuesday, were fearful at that stage. Louis, i!np zzn!' "''V 01 juiy, um, at the soberly admitted when it ended ORDER Spring's Fuel NOW! 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The Boston Braves beat the ; Cincinnati Beds 4-2 with Javery i besting Johnny Vander Meer In a ! pitching duel In which each al lowed seven hits. Baseball's curfew, rule caused its first major league tie In struggle between the New York Ciiants and Pittsburgh which was Interrupted for an hour In order !that the fans In Pittsburgh could listen to a broadcast of the heavyweight championship bout of'Uqc Louis unci their hometown hero, Billy Conn. The game was slopped with the score tied 22 in the middle of the fourth Inning and although the teams played a total of It names, there never was any more scoring Joe Louis Puts Conn Away in Round Thirteen IConllniied from page 1) VISIT V FAMOUS WESTERN WONDERLANDS Plan to. (ja UNION PACIFIC ( pay to play It you can't talc that It ip adit this iiiinmrr villi thes marveloiu dona by vacation ipoti all quickly and economically leached by Union Pacific. Sun ValUy, Idaho YelUwitona Nt. Path Grand Taton Nat l. Prk Bryca Canyon Nai l. Park Zion Nat l. 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The wore than r",(KMI electrified fans were only waiting, tensed, for the final hell of the fight and the an nouncement that the "winnah mid inew champion" whs Hilly Conn. Mistake In 13th Fatal. Then the l.'llli round licgan. Louis came out, looking worried, land Conn rushed to meet him. from the challenger's corner lilurtcd the warning cry: "Move ; around." as it had come from 'Conn's manager, Johnny Kay. from the opening hell on. Hut Hilly was heedless. He went tear- i lug to meet Louis. j A lefl hook caught Hilly along side the head and staggered him. 'lie fell into a clinch. Louis, tin ally amused, ponied everything .he had inlo Conn, Kivc consecu live rights landed Hush on Conn's j.a' lielore he finally crumpled to the canvas. He was down, l.sllll trying lo si niggle to his knees, 'when the count of 10 came and llcfeiee Kddie Josephs sig naled I lial it was all over. Then i hey hallcanied the stripling hack to his corner, the hlood Hiurmg from Ins nose and ilioni a cut under his eye. He slill had a smile on his lips, a kid lull ot courage and glory. Later I he cried in his dressing room ns ! though his heart would break, hut I the last the crowd saw of him he was holding out his hand In I congratulation to the negro w ho had beat him (low n. Seldom has a heavyweight fight crowd seen the scales of 'victory shift so suddenly. Up to the Instant when Louis caught i and downed his man, It looked as though Conn had made good his Imn.st and lieclaled the chain jplon. a tar bigger man. Louis, i lor all Ills 1WS pounds and his I vaunted punch, hail looked like a Moioiui, uiskusicu iignicr up to the Inslanl when he connected. Conn Early In Distress. Karly in the light, in the sec on droiind. Louis fhtiftled In und poured punched into Conn's stotu- began the rally that had the title won for him when he became too earless and NOTICE TO CREDITORS confident In Ihe lllh i '"" ' neieiiy given null me comment in lilt Win. undersigned has been by an or- Had Title In Hi Grasp. der of the County Court of the Conn won the eighth round audi ln,p of rt,Kn fr Douglas 111,, ninth t,ul I Ik, lunik I 'l.OlinlV '' .11,111, flllU spurted to capture the eleventh and twelfth. The roars of Ithe crowd echoed across the nearby Harlem river as the boy who iiKin t nave ir chance increased his pace to step around Louis and pound the champion from every ungle. appointed Administrairix of the estate of Jesse Ft. Clayton, deceased. All persons having claims against said eslale are hereby no tified to present the same, veri fied as reouired bv law. to the Undersigned Administratrix at jher residence at Umpqua, in i Douglas County, Oregon, w ithin !six months' from Ihe dale nf lhi Louis up to this point had not notice, reached Conn with a single right Hated June 12, 1iM1. to the head. Hillv had reason to! MARTHA C. CLAYTON, feel confident. "lie had eauglU Administrairix of the E'slale of the over trained champion with a J,'ss" K'i -'''"" Deceased. flurry In Ihe 12lh that had sent c , , Louis, befuddled mi.. n, ,.- I -S'U'L' loday s front page for ad- He had made a terrific fight o it every second of the way. He hall t 111. l-lllimiiinnuhlti It. Uiu And then It happened to him. Hi' became In an instant nnlv the 18th victim ol Joe Louis since the big negro won (lie title. mission to News-Review Theatre I parly and free coca-cola Saturday I morning. 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She had lieen loo III lo have a radio In her darkened heilroom where a nurse sat hv her side. Mary .lane Conn, '(l year old hoss" of Ihe house since her mother has hcen In hod, collapsed III her chair ns the referee was cnunlliiK out her hrotlier. Then she solihed. as did some of the i olher cousins anil aunts present, ! hut not 1 1 year-old red haired ' I'ecL'y Ann Conn, who plvd: ! 'If he only rotild have Rotten' up Hut he'll (jet another match 1 and he'll heal that .loe Louis i men. i u net vou. Hilly telephoned home after the (iKhl. as he has horn doing dally from his trainini; canin He prnni- Ised iie.iin to not "moin" the title neM time." I HltiHiK VILI.K. Pa , Juno 111. i AIM Walter i:ans. Jefloison county roclster, ropotiod a mar- I rlai;e license was Issued today lo Hilly Conn and Marv Louis Smith. I'lttsliuri;h model. ALSE TEETH FIT LIHI NEW! 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