Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 24, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941. . . . Grea.e far Honor Dosort Bedouins honor their guests with grease and consider that the more erase there. I on food the greater the honor Is to the visitor. ' ' ' ' 1 MRS. A. C. McINTYRE of Peiidleton and Umatilla County MAKES THIS FAMOUS OREGON APPLE SAUCE CAKE One of OrtgoiTi berff fcrtowrt women, Mr. A. C McTntyr. of Pendleton, adds her MJitport for "Whits Silin" sugar. Says Mrs. McJntyre: "It k pleasure) to iun ' port Oregon product!. In addition to Ore gon tugjr, the following recipe includes two other Uregon product wiiumette rlnote Ind Lfrftatilltf County apple." Mrs. Mrlntyre is Immediate part presi dent of tho Oregon Federation of Wo men's clubit state chairman of the Feder- Atinntf inatitiifai mmliM nf mmtrrMII 5 iiuhm tin txAat nrmiitimnt tt Pendleton Women's' Club, Current I iterative Club, 'Sta.jShe tV aJo known for her church ffdrft and as r deHxhtful homcniaker. copwwr- APPLE SAUCE CAKE '. 1 C WhHe.Httlii Mirer If. rhopped walnattf 1 e. ihnrUnin Z rtf I bWiplitf tbi. iineirertfitrdl . 14 e. Knur I . S level fpHfftiouni ifa ',4 trainnon mil , iurola Vk ta)Hon IlipirJr i . I ;1 r. botMn hoi pplriaarf, ; - 1 uniiwtnii . - Mut miliar, ilmrtflmrifr, chocolate, spice, walnut ,1nd r pra in bowl; then pour in hot applesauce; add lifted flour. ranim, soda and fair, rhat well and pour into two medium mscd, greased suware cake pain. Bake 35 minutes in innder.no oven. Use the following icing to put layer together, and for frosting: v i c. White Hut Iff uirtr J r. cold watrr ' 1 rat; white, unbraltn Put imjredicni in a bowl, and place bowl in latter bow! of boiling water. Beat frosting seven minutes with egg beater. Add 1 teaspoon flavoring,- . , , White Satin S v Oregon's Own S&QfTfS A D GUARANTEED roa CANNING UGAR Brooklyn Breaks Winning Streak Of Elmer Riddle Cincinnati' Ac Mounetsmart Beaten 5-4; Cardinals Down Giants in 12-lnning Gam By JUDSON BAILEY (Associated Press Sports Writer) The Brooklyn Dodgers have solved the Riddle, heretofore known as Elmer, the unsolved, and given the Cincinnati Reds their biggest shock of the season. The young righthander had won II games without a defeat this season and become a symbol of hope for the beleaguered Na tional league champions. Last night Riddle gained a 4 0 lead over the groggy Dodgers in the first five frames and looked unbeatable. Then with two re sounding salvos Brooklyn came from behind to crush him 5-4 and continue the first place deadlock In the senior circuit. Frank MeCormick. last year's most valuable player In the Na tioniil league, was knocked out by one of Hlgbe's fast balls which struck him on the head, but an examination at a hospital showed he had received- only a mild con cussion and might be able to ap straight victory and their 36th In 42 games. The Chicago While Sox whip ped the Boston Red Sox 10-4 with a 17-hit bombardment. " I hehpehPhllSphiathleUcslQugl OlTCll nuuge lilt? oi. xuuis uiuwna .j-t and move within one percentage point of the fifth place Detroit Tigers, who were humbled tor the Knh time in 14 meetings by the Washington Senators, 61. I I jjNtf' League -Standings i i Barrett Shuts Out Portland in Mound (By the Associated Press) Barrett, last year's number 1 ri.e-slded contes', stepped ov;r after the decision and said: I'm trying to make a malcn between' Pastor and Conn tor next November." Sitting at the ringside was Conn himself. He stopped Pas .o( several montr.s ago and went on to almost Utt tlio ciown from Joe Louis In their thriller last rr.onth. minor league twlrler, shut out jacobs obviously was impress the Portland Beavers last night e(j wti, pastui-'s win over the to give the Seattle Ralnlers a 10 dangerous, but Ineffective victory In a mound duel with Or- Thompson. rell. The victory evened the Pa- j There were no knockdowns cific coast league series at one contrast to the six trips Pas apiece and broke Portland's win- nT took to the canvas in the firsi ning streak at four games. Bar-'rou.id of their .'irst match ;as dlafely.- However final determi nation will be left until the close of the first half of the schedule. . The remamln games arc to be played as follows: Thursday, July 24 Montgom ery Ward versus Boucoek's; Dun ham's versus Texaco. Friday, July 25 Montgomery Ward versus Dunham s cock's versus Texaco. Tuesday, July 29 Texaco ver sus Montgomery Ward; Bou coek's versus Dunham'!. Destructive The entire human race could be wiped off the earth with onlytA 60 pounds of the toxin which causes the deadly food poisoning Bou- known as botulism. ' American. W. Now York 61 Cleveland 53 Boston . 46 Chicago 45 Detroit 43 Philadelphia 41 St. Louis 34 Washington 33 National. W. St. Louis 58 Brooklyn 58 Cincinnati 47 New York 44 Pittsburgh .. 43 Chicago 39 3d 21 Pacific Coast. W. Sacramento 70 San Diego 62 Seattle 59 San Francisco Oakland Portland 50 ...49 ....48 ...42 "I' , r. ocar In the lineup tomorrow and 'Boston preserve his "Iron man" string of i Philadelphia 549 consecutive games. Cardinals Defeat Giants. . The St. Louis Cardinals nosed out the New York Giants 5-4 In a 12-inning thriller In an effort I Hollywood 53 to gain exclusive possession of . , en Warneke held the Giants to two hits for eight innings, but the Now Yorkers caught up with him in the nlnlh and tied the score. However, I he Redblrds punched across the winning tally in (lie 12th on a pair of singles by Cres pi, and Crabtree to give Ernie While, working one inning in re lief, credit for his second victory in two days. Vlnce DIMaggio doubled with the bases loaded in the fourth Inning of a night game to boost (he Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-2 decision over the Phillies. Erriekson's seven-hit hurling L. 28 38 43 45 49 47 53 53 L. 31 31 40 39 40 49 51 64 L. 41 48 48 52 57 61 60 66 Pet. .685 .582 .517 .500 .467 .466 .391 .384 .652 .540 .530 .518 .443 .407 .247 rett allowed only live hits. The contest was enlivened by a fistic exchange between White of the Rainiers and Shortstop Brown of the Beavers. Neither made a blow count. The- Sacramento Senators got back into championship stride in San Diego, pounding out nine i una in uni.- iiiuiug anu ueiutumg j tne raares iin. The Padres were leadig 6-0 when the Solons cut loose with a nine-run splurge In the fifth. Southpaw Hollingsworth record- led his 16th victory of the season. Pet. I Oakland blasted out seven runs .652 i in the eighth Inning to defeat San Francisco 106. A parade of tour Los Angeles pitchers failed to halt Hollywood and the Stars triumphed 10-7. Tost was credited with his fifth straight win but had to be reliev ed in the ninth when the Angels made a serious threat. March and there was little dam age. Pas'.or weiglii-d 5S6, THomp-i -1 !S8. Pet. .631 .564 .551 .505 .467 .455 .435 .389 Tony Zale Disposes of Harris in First Round CHICAGO, July 24. (AP) Os sie (Bulldog) Harris of Pitts burgh was one guest who didn't have a good time last night at Tony Zale's anniversary party. The Gary, Ind., dynamiter, rec ognized by the National Boxing association as the middleweight champion, celebrated a year's brought the Boston Braves a 81 reign as the titleholder by knock triumph over the Chicago cubs Bob Pastor Decisions Thompson in 10 Rounds LOS ANGELES, July 24. (AP) Bob Pastor may have earned himself a money-bout with Billy Conn next fall when he handed Turkey Thompson of L-,z Angeles, a bad beating In ten rounds I..M night In the Hollv jod ball park. Mike Jacob;, -. witness at the Yanks Nose 'Out Indians. The New York Yankees con quered the Cleveland Indians again 3-2 to draw nine games on! In front of the American league pennant race, so called. Russo limited the Indians to five hits and DIMaggio and Keller each hit home runs. It was the Yankees' fifth Ing Harris out In the first round. Zale, who won the champion ship last July from Al Hostak, Seattle, floored the negro for the count after one mlmile and 20 seconds of the opening heat. Religious students never have defined the word "Selah" al though It appears In the Bible 74 times. M . W '- I ... Wfyy MOM-M ) V A NUMCf$J ) the answer . . gy Here's A REAL TREAT for any hour, Alhers Corn Flakes now supply Vitamin Bi, needed for hearty appetites, steady nerves, good digestion. 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VITAMIN B; ENRICHED EXTRA VALUE COUPON I N EVERY PACKAGE Softball League Schedule Revised Revision of .the city softbdll league schedule for the balance of the first half of the current season was announced today. The Glide team has retired from the league due to the fact that a num ber of the players are engaged In forest protection duties and are unable to play regularly. The re tirement of Glide leaves four teams remaining in the league, and for the balance of this month all four teams will play three games weekly. The first half of the season will be concluded this month. There are a great many post poned games, due to the long spell of wet weather during the early part of the season. No arrangements have been made for playing off these games, and, as each team has about the same number of postponed games, and, as each team has about the same number of post games, it may be decided, league leaders report, to simply cancel the games and start the second half of the season Jmmc- NEW CONDITIONS! But speed and economy are still good business. John Deefe and Caterpillar equipment will make you money. Buy where You Own the Prolits! DOUGLAS COUNT Farti Bureau Co-op. Exch. laMbarf, OrtgM o COOKBOOKLET coupon This Couoon and W entitles bearer to a eookbooklet at the News Review office. Roseburg, Oregon. to T t LflV J ..IVsiiJU.. ivV K". . .43 Seeing and tasting Is believing! Red White knows that Once you taste the quality of these superb foods you will be a Red A Whlto quality food booster, too! Visit the store this week-end during this National Value demonstration event. See and taste the quality of these foods yourself! 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