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ROSEBURG NEWS.REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON! WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1941.
Dunham's Wallop
Texaco; Glide Wins
Over Ward Store
1 League Standingi
; W. L.
iRoucock's 5 1
Texaco 6 ?.
ihinham's 4 2
Slide 2 i
.Ward's 0 7
. Hy "HAP" APPLLGATL
' Dunham's Transformer, ale
.crowding Boucock's Butchers and
Jine Texaco Chiefs for first place
.in the city Softball league hy vir-
Floor Sanding
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Hit Mark; Yankees
Boost League Lead
By JUDSON BAILEY
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
The Yankee streak that you
hitting home runs and Heath hav
ing a perfect turn at bat with
four hits. But even so the Yan
kee margin was stepped up to 21
games.
The Philadelphia Athletics
whipped the Washington Sena-1
tors, 101, with a 16-hit offensive
and four-hit' hurling by Marchil
don, who had a no-hitter In his
grasp until the eighth inning. I
lJetroit downed the Chicaeo
(probably haven't heard anything , i?6 . c1niFB0
about is a fivegame winning I White'So 5.h witn T1' Pitching
1 out to! , u " """wing a.
,lue of an 8to-2 victory over the Dunham's .... 001 310 8
Chiefs in last night's came. Glide i Ellison and Norton; K.
downed Montgomery Ward's, ) ranee and Perry.
to 7, in the second game of last i H. H
night's double bill. .Glide (Mil 120 5 9 li
Pii..h.. k'm, 1. H iWHrds 300 013 0
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DOUGLAS COUNTY
CREAMERY
lliud Ellison each allowed only
six hils In the first game, but the
'I'ransleimen bunched their wal
lops more effectively, and were
uided by six errors on the part
or the Chiefs. Sid Imminico and
Plln Lauranne passed the Dun
ham hitters with two blows
apiece. 1-attrancc hit a lhree
bagger for the longest wallop of
the game.
Glide had to come from behind
twice lo beat the Montgomery
Ward players. After trailing 3
to 0 in the first two timings Glide
took a '1 to 3 lead in the fifth,
only lo drop back to 3 to 7 as
Ward's pushed across one run in
the filth and lhree in the sixth.
Hut after two were out In I he
seventh, Glide staged a five-run
rally lo win !l to 7. Asam smash
ed out four hits to pace the Glide
attack.
Summaries: R. H.
I
and'
i cannon anu west; iviorris and
Hansen.
I Due lo the week end holidays,
it was decided that games regul
arly scheduled for Thursday and
l-riclay of this week will be post
poned.
Hollies Continue
Winning Streak
By the Associated Press)
Hollywood, after stumbling i lnP
streak and It may turn
be more important than Joe Di-
Mappin'e CJnuattrtnal EtHan '
hits or the club's chain of home
runs.
The New York bombers are
raiding the strong and the weak
alike these days. Their double
victory, 7-2 and 9-2, over the rue-
k--u uuaiuu neo .-Sox yesterday
gave them a record of nine wins
in their past 10 games and in
creased their American league
lead in spite of the fact that the
Cleveland Indians won last night
at St. Louis.
DiMaggio made two hits in the
opener and one in the five-inning
mgnicap 10 ue Willie Kecler's all
time major league record of hit
ting in 44 consecutive contests in
1897, when fouls didn't count as
strikes.
The Yankees' record streak of
40 home runs in 25 straight tilts
ended in the first game. Until
yesterday the Yanks hadn't miss
ed hitting a home run since the
second half of a double-header
June 1 in Cleveland. They pass
ed Detroit's 17-gamc record a
week ago Sunday.
Indians' Punch Revived.
The Indians have been showing
some of their expected doldrums
and last night Manager Peckin
paugh fined and suspended Roy
Weatherly, one of the league's
best ccrterfcilders, for not hustl-
run after the first
The St. Louis Cardinals gained
exclusive possession of first place
in the National league again by
plastering an 11-7 defeat on the
Pittsburgh Pirates with a 17-hit
assault led by Mize and Hopp,
each with four hits. Mize batted
in five runs, three on a homer in
the third inning.
The Brooklyn Dodgers dropped
a 6-4 decision to the Phillies.
The downtrodden Boston
Braves came through with a 6-4
victory over the New York Giants
In the only other National league
game.
Batting Leaders Listed
A compilation of hitting rec
ords lo date shows Sid Dominico.
Dunham's speedy third sacker,
pacing (he league's hitters with
an average ol .454. Close behind
are Carstens of Wards and Shinn
of Boucocks with .444 and .435,
respectively.
Averages for piayers appear
ing in live or more games and
holding averages of .300 or more,
are as follows:
Player r,. R n. pP.
Dominico, Dunhams ( 22 10 .454
Carstens, Wards . (I IS 8 .414
Shinn, lloucocks . (i 23 10 .435
Texaco
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12, Baughman, Boucocks 5 19 8 .422
I'.iJUirancc.imnhams fi 19 8 .422
Solomon. Texaco 7 22 9 .tiKi
Asam. Glide 8 25 9 .3IH)
Senders. Texaco ... . 7 25 10 .345
Ness, Wards 5 9
Norton, Texaco . 8 28
Campbell, Boucocks 5 1(1
Applegatc, Wards 7 20
flRST RUMBUD INTO OREGON.
I'.Scherner. Dunhams H 20
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day. Have j-oii?
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Zivic, Davis, Halted by
Rain, to Clash Tonight
NEW YORK. July 2. I Al'i
Kepi apart last night by a show
er Champion Eritie Zivic and
"Hummy" Davis, the soldier boy,
will try again tonight to put on
their 12-mund non-title fight at
I he Polo grounds.
II will not be necessary for the
two battlers lo weigh in again.
At yesterday's ceremonies Zivic
scaled 1491 to Davis' IIS. It bav
ing been agreed ih.it Davis
would come in over the welter
weight limit of 117 pounds.
around in the coast league's sec
ond division all season, looks like
a surprise contender lor a pay
dirt finish.
A live-run barrage in the tenth
inning gave the Stars a 6 to 1
victory over San Francisco last
r'glit. and continued the winning
stictk that humbl.'d eague-lejd-ins
Sacramento List we.?k five
games out of seven
The win jumped the Stars into
a virtual tie with Ihe Seals and
Eos Angeles for fourth place. !
iniy a nans nreadlh separates
tne tnree teams in percentage
JHJIIUS.
San Diego reshuffled positions
again witn Heaitle, going back
into second place by nipping the
Kainiers 3 to 2. The Padres were
badly out hit, but overcame a one-
run deficit in the ninth inning
wncn Mazzera homered and scor
ed Hashn.
Sacramento recovered some of
Its lost ground hv manhandline
cellarite Portland in both games
oi a doulile-header. The Solons
won the opener 3 lo 0, with Gut-
leridge driving in all three runs
and Ihe nightcap 8 to 1
lakland s victory starved
Acorns glutted themselves on
nils in smashing Los Angeles, 14
to 3. The Oaks pounded out 17
safe blows off three Angel hurl-
CIS.
The Tribe tore into the St.
Louis Browns for a 10-6 triumph,
with Trosky and Pitcher Miinar
o Change in Time
FOOT SUFFERERS
Dr. J. M. Ingalls
REGISTERED CHIROPODIST
Will make his regular visit to
Umpqua Hotel Saturday,
July 5th.
For a sane Fourth, plan on
taking care of your feet. It is
not necessary to suffer with
foot discomforts. Come in.
Saturday, July 5
Free Foot Examination
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entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News
Review office, Roseburg, Oregon.
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