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Yankees Take Lead
FcQiuCtevelanclIn
Aemn League
(By the Afsgclated Pr?ss)
For the first time since the sea
son was In its infancy the New
York Yankees arc in first place in j
ine American league loaay ana
now the pressure Is on the Cleve
land Indians.
'i;he, Y'inks Raptured the lead
yesterday by bumping the St.
Louis Brown 7-5 while the third
place 'Boston Red Sox raided the
Tribp T;2.
Joe DlMaggio led Uje bombinfi
in New York with a two-run hom
er that extended his hitting streak
to 37 games, four short, of the rec
ord, and made 20 consecutive c;qn
tosjs in urhleh one or more of the
Yankees have hit home runs.
- In Boston the Indians were set
back on. their heels by old Lefty
Grove, who pitched seven-hit ball
for the 29itth victory of his long
and lllustrous career. Ted Wil
liams rapped a two-run homer in
the fourth and his mates put to
gether, a. flock of doubles for five
runs in the seventh.
The best one-game pitching
show of the season, however, was
staged at Washington yesterday
when Rigney and Hudson strug
gled for 12 scoreless innings be
fore the White Sox downed the
Senators 2.0 in the 1311).
The Philadelphia Athletics nos.
ed out the Detroit Tigers 5-4. I Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn
In .the. National league, the SU 'Dodgers both won, preserving the
nan game margin netwecn tnem.
While held the Boston Braves
to seven hits and fanned nine as
the Cardinals coasted (o a (j-2 de
cision after tallying five times in
the first two frames.
The Dodgers squeezed oast the
I Pittsburgh I'irales 5-4 with two
runs In the eighth Inning.
The New York Giants cleaned
up on the Chicago Cubs 41 with
three runs In the first inning on
Dannlng's triple and steady,
elght hlt hurling by Rookie Bob
Carpenter.
Cinclnnali swept a doublehead
er from tin- Phillies 8-3 and 51.
City Softball League
Schedule Not Changed
1
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THANKS, MAJOR 1 .JUST-
RAN OVER TO TELL YOU, I
DECIDED LAST NI&HT TO GO.
AFTER ALLw ix WAS LIKE, ' ,: ;
IS"-THE REDS VVlOPrS Mii!
&20O EXPENSES AND BONUT .
BUT THIS 0O WILL
COME. IN HANDY,'
Sacs Lose Again
To HoKies; Turpin
VictofQverSals
ANiYWAY.
0j -
League
Standings
Dr. Johnson Completes
Post, Graduate Course
By. the Associated Press)
It's beginning to I00I5 like Sac
ramento is coming down as fast
jrti 11 weni up. The Pacific coast
1 league baseball leaders took their
jsccona straight defeat at the
I hands of second.division Hniiv.
I wood, last, night, 3-2.
I Bithorn, the Stars' sneerihaiior
I held Sacramento in check for
eight Innings, but had to pitch
tignt, ball to choke off a Solon
upsurge in the ninth.
Seattle jumped into second
place in the league over San
Diego by walloping San Fran
cisco, 12 to 3, in a , free-hitting
contest. The Rainiers clouted 17
hits off Seats and Seha n? Can 1
Francisco pounded out 10 hits off
jiiai iurpin, out could not put
ilhem together.
. Oakland swent bv San ri,
for the second straight time, win
ning an evenlv-Diteheri hattin 1.9
(The Oaks grabbed their winning
j margin on Padre first baseman
McDonald's error in the third.
Portland failed to match Los
Angeles' two-run effort in the,
tenth, and fell, 5-4. The Beavers 1
overcame an early Angel lead
with single tallies in the seventh
and eighth innings to tie the
score at 3-all, but could score
only one run in their half of the
last frame.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
P. CHAS. EPV4BDS.
No one. dpubts either the ne
cessity on the possible results
of physical exercise, but the
profit is little when compared
with the gains made in spirit-
, uai exercise, the exercise unto
goodness. As the organs of the
Doay become reluvenatcd by
physical, gymnastics, so thp enr
ergies of the soul take new life
and, increased power bv sDirit
ua) exercise. Too often we wait
until we fall down bqfore wq
realize tnc necessity or, exer.
cise. The daily reading of the
Bible reminds us thai spiritual
exercise is a daily, constant
feature, indispensable to
healthy living. Most of us are
acquainted with the order of
physical exercise; what shall
be our spiritual exercise? Paul
speaks of three: Pray without
qqasing, prayer resolves ltsqlf
into a threefold action; Ask
seek knock. But to your pray
ing addr-Praise, rqjolec ever
more, and to praise add
thanksgiving. In everything
give thanks. Each of these in
volves continuous action, Bod.
ily exercise profitcth for a lit
tle; exercise in goodness is
profitable unto all things. It is
important then that daily we
care for. our spiritual needs.
We sow; a thought. We reap an
act. We sow an act we reap a
habit. We sow a habit, wo reap
a character. We sow a charac
ter, we reap a destiny. Amen,
Robt. Wilcox Goes
BacktolQwaTo
Resume Teaching
Robert Wilcox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George M, Wilcox of Oak
land, left Monday on his return
to Ames, Iowa, where he Is
member of the faculty of Iowa
State college. He has been visit
ing with his parents for the
past few weeks.
Following graduation from
Oregon State college in 1938, Mr.
Wilcox secured a position as a
graduate assistant in the depart
ment of economics and sociology
at Iowa State while continuing
study at the same time for his de
gree of master of science, which
he secured in 1940- He then was
transferred to the extension de
partment where he is now in
qharge of the extension program
in agricultural finances.
Although employed full time
since 1939, Mr. Wilcox not only
completed work for his master de
gree, but also attended University
of Minnesota summer school
where he took additional work to
apply toward his doctor of philos
ophy degree, which he expects to
receive in the near future.
He was accompanied to Port
land by his brother and sister in
law, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox,
Jr., of Roseburg. Mrs, Wilcox Is
remaining in Portland to visit for
a few days with Mrs. B. B.
Strachan, former Roseburg resl
dent, while the brothers are visit
ing and conducting business at
Hermiston and Pendleton, prior to
the departure of Robert Wilcox
for Iowa.
Captain Alcock and Lieutenant
Brown, with two black cats, wore '
the first to span the Alantic by
air, in 1919.
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Two moisture - proof bags.
Open one for present use.
Keep the other sealed fresh
until you use them.
I By the Associated Press)
American
W.
MyrtJe Poinfc Lions.
ur. A. M. Johnson, county WUestS Of Local Club lw advertising campaign. Dr
health officer, has returned to his j ' ' j Russell M. Broughcr, evangelist,
home in Roseburg after spending A delegation of Myrtle Point was guest speaker of the eve-
tile last year attending University ' Lions attended the dinner meet-1 ning, and Frank Long, president,
of Minnesota, whore he took a nfi ol. tne Roseburg Lions club conducted the business session. !
." ' ai uib noiei umpqua. An unusually large attendance
Despite the many postpone
ments caused by the wet weather
of the past two weeks, the city
Softball league schedule will re
main unchanged, Howard Stucky,
league manager, announced to
day. 1 hp postponed games w ill Bnstun
pe mane up at the end of the sen- Philadelphia
1 ,U1'K , iu me present
Man., It Is proposed to divide I he
I lqague season into halves, follow
ing ine same plan as was used Seattle
last year, with the first place. San Diego
teams in each half to meet at the I San Francisco
end of the season tor the league ! Lux AilL'clcs .
championship. Games will be re-! Hollywood 31 42
sunicd as soon as weather per- Oakland 31 41
"'Us- I Portland .'12 41
post graduate course in preventa-j
tive medicine and public health. I
He was awarded his master de-!
grce In public health following
cuiiipicuon 01 ine course. He is
now resuming direction of the
public health unit for Douglas
couiuy, wnicn, during his ab
sence, has been supervised by
it. u. wane. Dr. Johnson, how
ever, is uncertain regarding his
continued resilience here as he
holds a commission in the naval
reserve; and Is subject to call for
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New York 38 25 .003
Cleveland 40 27 .597
Boston 35 20 .574
Chicago 33 30 .524
Detroit 34 32 .515
Philadelphia 23 34 .400
Washington 23 40 .305
St. Louis 21 39 .350
National
W. I.. Pert.
Brooklyn 44 21 .077
New York 34 29 .5-10 . g jm
Cincinnati 34 31 .523 - MMMiVf
Chicago 30 35 .402 if J T?mmZ!
Pittsburgh 24 32 .430 I t I M JFt M . .
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COOKBOOKLET COUPON
This Couoon and
entitles, bearer to. a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
Variety is the "spice of life" variety in your menus will make each
meal an interesting adventure. Glance at these "Suggestions for a
cool, appetizing dinner." ,
Specials, for Friday, June. 27th to, Thursday, July 3rd
ttu art Invittd ' -fft
i Wcmhaid Bienfry " " allil VT 1 ll"
Van Camp's or Campbell's
Pork and Beans
Red &. White
RIPE OLIVES
Rod & White
DILL PICKLES
Marshmallows
Potato Chips
I6-Uz. I ins,
3 for . . .
Pint Tins,
2 for . . . .
No. 2Vz
Tins,. . .
16-Oz. Pkg
2 for . . . .
Reg. 15c Pk.
2 for
25 c
29c
15c
25c
25c
1. Quality lires InM li)ngvr im.
portant to you.
2. Qualiiy tires use h s cnule
nihlur per mile important in
rubber tunsci v.iunu.
3. Quality tires hac n thicker,
toucher tread that permits .vafe
rcgnioving tvlicn worn smooth.
1' Quality tires have the ixtrt
carcass strength for an extra mar
gin of safety.
QUALITY IN TIKES
THE KEY TO SAFETY
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twi DE luXE )l I
TjR' irJB OftQinol Equip M
loi 1 nintnMany liK
jf Mart irHl
t COFFEE m
f'Y l-Lb. Bag J
fANCAKE FIOUR
RED & WHITE,
LARGE PKG. ...
19c
PAPER NAPKINS
PLATES, FORKS, SPOONS,
AND ALL 10c PAPER
ITEMS
c
Franco American
SPAGHETTI
::!"29e
SWEET PICKLES :"...:...2?c
Phoasant
Sunshine
Graham Crackers
2-lb. y
box 3c
Canada Dry
Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey
or Sparkling Water
bottles 20c
Red & White
Grapefruit Juice
16 oz. tins, A If
2 for 45C
Red & White
Tomato Juice
46-01.
tins "...
Red & WJiite
Mayonnaise
20c
Pints .
25c
SunSpun
Salad Dressing
Quarts 33
Red 4 White
Corned Beef
12 oz. tins
25c
No. !
3 tor
Red & White
Deviled Meat
! tins,
25c
Lnrqc
Pkg.
Red & White
Biscuit Flour
29c
Red & White
Cinnamon, Cloves
Nutmeg, Allsnice m
2oz. tins fK
Kool-Aid
Assorted flavors.
4 Pkns. for
19c
9oi,
jar
Red A White
Prepared Mustard
14of.
bottles
Rrd & White
Catsup
9c
15c
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