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r TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST I, 1941 Dodgers Slam Out Three Homers to i Beat St. Louis ' I3y JOOSON BAILEY (Associated PresV Slioi'ts Writer) The Brooklyn Dodgers may have their shortcomings, but they hren'l lacking in rtetei'mina-l "n- '' , , They were backed up against the wail yesterday, tottering, ..mixh,.ft!r..e..!fUl.hy.5!. LnUv .hr.'t they houncrd back with a 13-hil . ..-uafv.i.'t, i'leltifiim: 4h:v -home runs, to trounce the Cardinals, D-5. This left the National league race In the same chaotic state as when the two rivals first came together Tuesday. The Kcdblrds still have a two-game lead. The series was as exitlnsive and dramatic as any the season has spawned, the finale matched the two previous tussles. Dolph Ca-I milll hit his lflth home run audi Lew Riggs smacked his third to pelt Harry Cumbert from the ; mound in the second inning. The) Cards came back to drive out Whitlow Wyatt in the third and! tic the score Washington Legion Ball Then the Dodgers put victory . . " out or reach of st. Louis with u i Title Match Scheduled four-run fourth inning ocntcrln! I around Jim Wasdell's home run YAKIMA. Aiet. 1.- IAl'1 Yakl with two on. nia and the Western Avenue team ilio New Yolk Yankees took a'0' Seattle will meet here Salur tighter grip on the American ; 'If ' and Sunday to decide the league lead, meantime, by sweep- Ing a double-header from the De 'troll Tigers, (5-3 and 5 0. - Charley Keller lilt his 2(lth home run with Iwo oh in the 13th I inning to win the first game. ) The teams will play a best two Darkness rui-tailcd the second j out-of-thl ee series In Parker session to eight Innings, Joe o.Hnld. home of the Western Inter Magglo connected for a single in I national league Pippins. The first the 0K'ner and a single and his' same will be played Saturday 25th homer with Iwo on In tin-1 nljrht and the second and third, nightcap to extend his new hit-," necessary, will be run oft Sun ting streak to 14 iwntcsts. This! day night. made 70 out of 71 for him. 1 I The speeding Philadelphia Ath- Portland Man Joins letics crushed the Chicago White . Sox, a-2, to take over fourth ivanaaian Air Force place, with Benny McCoy's grand- poKTLAND Aur t iapi slam homer Ih the fourth provld-! v,Jr , chtuV ArHand" v lev Ing the Impetus. It was the first jS,, a( hnelnyearstheAshadb..enln'M,,dr()1.(li , ,,, the first division at Ibis Ude da e.;d fol. 8tll.vlcp wth u , l ie Boston 1Mb. divided a! Clinn(an ilr U)ra 1(.a,.m,d ....u.,.c-um.-, ., u- rn. uiui Browns. Hie first affair was a! wild hitting demonstration With i each team getting 14 sateties and! St. Louis winning, 18-11. Tex I Hughson pitched six-hit ball to give Boston llw nightcap, 4-1. i . Cleveland ' and . Washington Were rained out. i ' . ; In the National ' league, the Cincinnati Heds nipped the New York Giants, 05, on Chuck Ale no's pinch-single with the bases loaded In the ninth inning, scor ing two runs. It was the Glnnts' fifth straight setback and their! liglitb loss in nine games or their western series. Pittsburgh managed to keep right behind by nosing out the Boston Braves, 08. in a free hitting spectacle. The Pirates made l(i hits and scored all their runs in the first six stanzas. Then (he Braves went to work and tal lied seven runs In the last two Innings, falling one marker short. The Phillies crushed the Chica go Cubs again, 7-2, backing -up John Podgajny's six-hit hurling .with a 13-hit offensive of their own. National League. W. L. Pel. .li Hi ! .625 i ,"i 13 .wio .'IfiH I AM j .2ti(i St. Louis. Brooklyn .. Cincinnati . Pittsburgh . New York . Chicago .. .. Boston (12 till ?i2 . ." ) in . i'i . ;w . .2.") 31 :ti ; 12 42 Ifi f2 St! (W Philadelphia American League. W. L. Hew York ... 117 31) Cleveland "if. .12 Boston ."n -III Philadelphia 17 W Chicago 17 Til I VI. .lilll ..V.7 .S2I .IH!) .ISO Marsters' Drug Store will be OPEN This Sunday Hours 8 A. M. to 9 P.M. League Standings .450 .400 .3S9 Pel. .639 Pacific Coast League. w. I,. 43 . 51 53 flfi 62 02 G6 72 Sacramento 76 .mime Han Diego .. ... Hollywood .... Oakland I.os Angeles .. San Francisco Portland '. . 4 ...65 ...57 ...54 ..53 ...52 .44 .557 .551 .504 .41)0 .4til .441 Kamm Kids Take Lead . In Portland Series IHiIlTI.A.N'D, Aur. 1 AP) -Krii.'in Ei.'ut!;. Ifiyai -old pii.'hrr for the Kamm kids American Legion Junior baseball team, struck out IS batters last night as the kids defeated Krosklst Jun iors. 5-2. The n,.nn,i ih,. ,. J he game opened the city championship series. The second game of the best-twoout of-three merles will be tonight. OREGON CITY, Aug. 1. 'API-Mefrvin held Oregon City American Legion Juniors to four 'll,s yesterday as the Hillslmro Juniors evened the series for the district two championship, 10-1. i"ie Junior American I-cgion oaseoaii cnampionsnip, wiin the winner entering the northwest leplonal playoffs in Lewlston, Idaho. t(p fv W,M(, ,hp l; s 1 , navy. Detroit 45 55 St. Louis .. . 38 57 Washington .. - 37 50 .Kimous old-time Pilsner is the product we set out to match with Brown Derby Pilsner. , c believe its crystal clarity... duplicated its smooth creamy head . . . equalled its wonderfully satisfying flavor. .Many who knew imported Pilsner agree on this. They say Brown Derby is the imported Pilsner's twin. jBut don't take just their word for it... try Brown Derby Pilsner for yourself. Will you taste at our risk? Url rnoiifili Itinwii Driliy l'iltirr for srvml tiirmls Im try Midi you. Tniir it. I.rt 4ll mti,- tt poMrii rl.irily, it. titir-luttllt tl lie!iiirt. Tlifn tn-al rrerylm,ly VUMe I'u.ls tu that uM-tiinr Pilsnrr nn.nl! t'nlrs ymt all nrn-, ",VA, this is it" yt-, unlt".(u nil luilr f)ii lirrr li lie llic rinc! IMmip r-lx ir Itrrr return tltr- rtnpt, Uitllcs In tin- .tore rtlicrc yini IhviiIiI tl and thry will refund your tuirvrusc price Big Week End Program on Tap For Ball Fans By MAX FBYE Ilascball and Softball fans arc I polng to have a busv week-end, d'''jlf they plan to see all the games I slated for the Klnlay field the j next three days. The Douglas county Junior Ije . 'eion team will make an all-out at- Trth-ifit tri Vlr'ir, Alhiinv fiL-fnM in n .i.iki.. iw.J.i,... c...,.i .f,-. tonignt, Dunham's Translermen and Boucock's Butchers tangle in the first game of the softball bar gain bill; and Sunday at 7 p. m. the nattily attired Rosehurg girl's soft ball aggregation will be out to . h h1h Aih,.nv fm. ,n JTV-TK n't r Z ,.,w c0,ul ""KM Intc r-clty Victory. Coach Howard Parks reported today that his Juniors are round Ing Into shape for the highly Im portant Sunday tilts. Roseburg must take both games to earn a trip to the state Legion Junior tournament in Hillshoro. Albany edged out the locals 3-2 in Albany last Sunday to take the first leg of the three-game series. The team took a hard blow this week when second-baseman Melvin Baker caught his hand in a hay-baler, putting him out for the Important Sunday twin- bill. Parks will probably shirt Cox, regular first sackcr to third, move third baseman Shapro to second, and put heavy-hitting Dick DeBcrnardl, n sort-armed twlrler. on the Initial sack. Tonight's softball program will not only feature a first half cham pionship battle between the Butchers and the Transfermen, but will also present the Mont gomery Ward-Texaco All-Stars against a Coquillc league team in the second game of the tri weekly double header. League fathers decided Tuesday night to settle the first half cham pionship by staging tonight's game. Rain-forced postponements and the Glide team's withdrawal from the league Jumbled the first half schedule. Dunham's and Boucock's were practically tied at the end of the. first half of the schedule. The winner of tonight's game Now all America can afford the "smack" of imported Pilsner we've equalled it . . . matched will be crowned first half cham- plon, and will meet the second Ufiir iiilnrw. fext -hn 1 UA1 nit it maF ' AW UIC it'll 1.11 SU1L' bail title, ... - i.i uunlmm's surfered a severe Iriss this week when their ace ehucker, Kenny Lauranee, took a Job In Portland. Manager Kennv Dunham used three twirl crs, Holmes, Puckett, and Pllnn Lauranee in losing to the Butch- nr 1.'1.7 Tunrl;iv nifiht Al Mot-. ritt will probably be on the mound for Boucock's tonight. The Roseburg girls' team will try to duplicate their last week's win over corvains. by bouncing aouDie-neauers witn second divi Aitmnv Sunday.'- Ntw ui.i'oriiiS '-ilur. Oakland and San Francisco and hard practice have turned thc locals into a liashy Icminine aggregation Dunham's dropped Texaco 11-5 Thursday night at Flnlay field, a game In which both teams used ?,,VLMa' lP piayers. nn Lauranee hurled for Dunham's, holding the Chiefs to 6 hits. Solo-1 and , several pickup players. Plin mon, Flegel and Wlard on the mnnnA fn v. ...... nn(.mltn,l 1 'J mound for Texaco, permitted 13 blows. Perry banged out 2 doubles and 2 singles In 5 trips to the plate to lead the Dunham sluggers. Ausland had two tor three for Texaco. Summary: R. H. E. Dunham's 11 13 2 Texaco 5 6 3 Plin Lauranee and Perry: Solo- mon, Flegel, Wlard and Sanders, Just Further Proof "A Man Is as Old as He Feels" HALFWAY. Ore., U". 1 (API "A fine thing," sputtter ed Frank Louzon, 7.", Homesteau, Ore., when told that because of his age his driver's license could not be renewed until he sub mitted to a driving test. Louzon held that he might be a little too young to drive a car, but not too old. His brother, he said, at 82, flies his own plane. His mother lived to be 98, his father 100, his grandparents 103, 109, 119 and 123. Will Return Home Tomorrow Miss Barbardel Fream, daugh ter of Mrs. C. R. Fream, of South Stephens street, Is expected to return to her home here tomor row, following a week's vacation in Eugene visiting her uncle E. H. Lorenee. i the ritfcetti of (), fifrn, nirre Jrfccutblc JboJ . . atiJ our C 1 II. JdCrdlTlCniO AOQS I - - i - - 'To League Margin (By the Associated Press) Picking up speed While other first division teams are marking time, Sacramento Is turning the Pacific coast league baseball race , 1,1,0 a runaway again. Seattle and San Diego, trailing 'to Hollywood, the high-flying Senators by ten' full games, could only split outfits last night, while Ssora- . mcnlo boomed to another win over Los Angeles. Weathervane of the ' league race Is the recent showing of the secorul place Ralnlnrs and third place Padres, who only last week comblhed to slash Sacramento's lead to six and one-half frames After dropping a series to Sacra- .. ... mento, San Diego lost a two out of three-game series with seventh place San Francisco this week. Seattle lost Its series with Oak land by the same margin. The Senators overpowered Los Angeles 9 to 3 last "night, sweep ing the split-week series. After htlltrlinir tin n fniil-.rnn Inud In tho first inninir. the lnnano loarioi-c f went on to pound out 18 hits off i Dick Coffman and Frank Totaro. Numbs Klelnke gave up 10 scat- H-i L-u mis iur auciamenio. Wallv Beber of San Diego won his 16th game of the season In setting San Francisco down with fiva hits to win the first game of a double-header, 7 to 1. The Seals came back In the nightcap with a 3 to 2 victory to win the series. Oakland and Seattle divided their double-header, the Rainiers ASK MEL-O-MAID ICE CREAM at your favorite dealer Made by Douglas County Creamery centuries the brew of I'ilsen was the world's best-liked light beer. And for good reasons . . .' P7a7'-'s body was brilliantly clear and fine bubbled. Its collar, creamy, richly aromatic. j.ud its flavor the fanted Pilsner "smack" was literally a symphony of flavors. This Was not only a most refreshing brew, but a superb accompaniment to meals. t-wo tif Hff'i trf.isitres Pilsner, King of Beers! J at taking the opener 6 to 3 and Oak land winning the second game 3 to 0. The win boosted the Oaks to fifth place over Los Angeles. Hollywood beat Portland 3 to 1, with Hiram Blthorn pitching his eighth (victory in eight starts. He gave up seven hits. Split-week partners are re shuffled tonight, with Sacra mento taking on San Francisco, Portland moving to Oakland, Los AnouloE tn Can hlnni anH Cltln Three-Year-Old Eugene Boy Drowned in Lake BLACHLY, July 31. (API Three-year-old Richard Allen Rust, son of Mrs. Lois Rust, route E, Eugene, drowned in Triangle lake Wednesday evening when he slipped off a log raft that borders the lake, and came up under neath. Although he was under water only a short time, efforts ol Eu gene firemen using a pulmotor proved fruitless. Besides the mother, three small sisters survive. San Francisco Youth, Accidentally Shot EUGENE, Aug. 1. (AP)- Sev- lenteen-year old Wllliam Draz- doff, nephew of Max Lake, Springfield, died shortly after noon Thursday from bullet wounds from a .303 Savage rifle which he accidentally discharg ed while building a gun rack. The youth, whose home is in San Francisco, was spending his NUIIlfflL'l VaCUllUfl UL 1113 UflClt S home in Springfield. I FOR I I I 1 SAFEWAY Flashlight Saves Lives Of Wrecked Fishermen ASTORIA, Aug. 1. (AP) The two Ketchikan, Alaska, fisher men rescued from their founder ed boat on Peacock spit yester day, said they flashed SOS sig nals with a flashlight for three and a half hours before being rescued. R. R. Sanchez, captain of the craft, said he and his compan ion, Milton Peterson, clung to the protiuding main m.st as sev eral fishing boats passed and fail ed to see tliem. l'ney were fin ally rescued by coast guardsmen. San Dlcgo Visitor Here Mrs. H. G. Burke, of San Diego, Calif., has arrived in Roseburg to visit at the homes of her sister and brother, Mrs. E. W. Johnson and H. T. Bloom. TO OWNERS OF TODAY'S HIGH COMPRESSION9 CARS As your new car piles up mileage, your high compression engine increases in compression. Even inside Ihe first 10,000 miles, tests show, this increase can cause knocking and engine sluggishness. And this can happen to any car on the market today. 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