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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ROSEBURgV6rEGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST"8,T94,. TWO' Cerdinals Regain leadership Of national League ; . By JUPSON BAII,EV Asspc;ited Press Sports Writer) The' St. Louis Cardinals are hack on top of I ho National league seesaw loduy. but their position In the stanrllnjrs Is not as important as the fact that Mort Cooper It back with his pitching magic. Until he developed elbow trouble In June, the 27-year-old righthander figured In be the ace of Billy Southworth's pitching corps. Then, when he had to have an operation nobody know whether he would pitch better or not at all. Yesterday came the real test when Cooper was sent out against the Cincinnati Reds and pitched and batted the Cardinals to a 3-2 11-lnning victory that put St. UjuIs in front of the idle Brook lyn Dodgers again by Just a shade. The Cards have a half game lead but their percentage advantage is only .6412 to .6436. In the only other National league game, the Pittsburgh Pi rates took a 4 3 decision over the Chicago Cubs on bopez' homer with two out in the ninth, it was the Pirates' sixth straight tri umph and their 18th in 21 games. Yanks Lose to Boston. The New York Yankees drop ped a 9-5 verdict to the Boston Red Sox for their fifth loss In seven contests. Newsome limit ed the Yanks to eight hits. Ted Williams hit his 22nd homer and two singles to lead Huston s 12 hlt attack on three New York pitchers. The defeat did not reduce the Yankees' American league lead, however, for Detroit downed Bob Keller and the Cleveland Indians, 4-3, In 13 innings. Feller struck out 13, but walked 11 and in the eighth Inning forced In one run when the bases were loaded. The Washington Senators sent the Philadelphia Athletics crash ing to their fifth straight defeat, 5-4, on six-hit pitching by Hudson and Masterson and an attack led by Catcher Al Early, who sup plied two doubles and two singles. Chapman hit a homer and triple for all tho A's runs. The Chicago White Sox went in a hitting spree In the last four Innings of a night game, pounding out 17 hits to beat the St. Louis Browns, 11 1, behind the seven-hit hurling of Ross. OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoopla VOL)' U-FOOL MRS. HERKIMER- BUSS LIKE A DUCK DECCW, AMOS- THINK OF VOUR LOitsi2-.eROTME.R JAKE WHEN VOLVRE BATTING. CLEANUP MAN ON THOSE TURKEY grab the first TRAlNvvMISHT x coulo hear THE OLD FROG CROAK WHENi , THE W.DDA '.yUfoPAiip , HIM UP FOR A rvOON-P S LIGHT WALTZ tr I in. i i.. xliC i ' RECALLS MVTHE'.fflN pAVG.' A?, PI ;L THE PICKPOCKET N"THE LIMEH0U6E SPIDER1', T WAS SO REALISTIC THAT CRITICS CLAIMED THEV MISSED MONEY FROM THEII WP.LL.fc. I S Ar-tfcK. mttjf r-r; SHOW .' CP - JJake Will be missing after this showtoo Oakland Defeats SeattleUioiUes Maul Beavers, 17-6 (By the Associated Press) A six-inning pitching duel be tween Seattle's Soriano and Sal veson of Oakland was terminated last night when Stuiano. ;uit con trol In the seventh, allowing five hits ,a sacrifice, and a walk which were good for five runs and per mitted the Oaks, to win, 6 to 2. Salvcson also starred at bat with two doubles, scoring twice and driving In one run. He al lowed only five hits In the game, the second of three Pacific coast league games played this week to be won by the Oaks. Soriano was relieved by Lloyd Brown, vet eran lefthander who blanked Oak land the rest of the way but could not save the game. Meanwhile, Portland's hold on the league cellar Is becoming em barrassing. Trailing Sacramento by 304 games, the hapless Beavers sank to a new low last night when they absorbed one of the sound est lacings of the season a 17 to 6 mauling at the hands of the Hollywood Stars. Hollywood pounced on Llska and Callahan for 25 hits. The Beavers' five errors contributed to the loss. Los Angeles chalked up its sec ond straight victory over Sacra mento, winning 1 to 0 on Manag er Statz' sixth inning single. Fiorei; limited the league leaders to six hits, and permitted only two Solons to reach second base. .None reached third. Pounding Rich for all their runs, the San Francisco Seals turned back San Diego, 9 to 3. very lirtk Bit OXNARD, Calif. Add alumin um sources: Police Chief George Pryer raid ed a poker game and confiscated i quantity of aluminum chips. They'll be used as evidence, then turned over to the OPM. New York City has 12,000 traf fic signals. COMBINE STUBBLE! You know it's good for your ground but it's mean to work under. A Kiliefer cover crop disk will help a lot. "AND YOU OWN THE PROFITS" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op, Bccbv Rotabwg. OrafM 1 Softball Teams All Even at 1-1 5re League c -Standings j (By the Associated Press) National. W. L. Pet. St. Louis 07 37 .6-14 j Brooklyn 65 36 .614 Pittsburgh K 44 .5G0 Cincinnati .. 55 47 .539 New York . 46 50 .479 Chicago 45 58 .437 Huston 43 57 .430 Philadelphia 26 74 .260 American. W. I. Pet. New York 71 35 .670 Cleveland 58 45 .563 Boston 54 49 .521 Chicago 51 53 .490 Detroit 49 56 .467 Philadelphia 48 55 .566 Washington 41 59 .410 St, Louis 41 61 .102 Pacific Coast. W. L. Pet. Sacramento 7!) 47 .627 San Dlcgo 70 55 .560 i Seattle 67 55 .549 Hollywood 61 59 .508 Oakland 58 65 .472 Los Angeles 56 66 .45!) San Francisco 55 70 .440 : Portland 47 76 .382 1 The City Sofltnll league teams were all tied up today with each of the four teams having one win and one loss as a result of the second round of games in the last half of the league play. Dun ham's Transfermen beat Mont gomery Ward 12 to 2 last night In the first game of the double header, and Boucock's won from Texaco 13 to 10 In the second game. Montgomery Ward and Dun ham's played an interesting game until the last inning, when the Transfermen pushed across seven runs as the result of five hits and three errors. In the second game Boucock's took a lead in the first inning. 4 to 2, and was never headed, al though Texaco pressed closely all of the way and trailed by only one run in the sixth Inning, hut went scoreless in the seventh In ning after the Butchers had pushed across two runs in their half of the sixth. Summaries: Klrst g.'ime: Dunham's ...010 202 7- 12 13 Ward's 010 001 0 2 7 Loomls and Perry: Moore and Hansen. Second game: HUE Texaco 240 202 0- 10 7 6 Boucock's 431 032 -13 13 2 Klllsun and Flegol; Campbell and Meyers. Louis-Nova Battle Set For Sept. 19 in N. Y. NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-1 API Promoter Mike Jacobs announc ed today he had decided lo stage the Joe Louis-Lou Nova heavy weight championship fight at Yankee stadium, Friday, Sept. 19. It has been estimated that at least S40.000.000 of unpaid salary Is due public school teachers in the United States. Donkeys to Cavort in Ball Game Here Tonight A game of donkey baseball, one of the most hilarious exhibitions imaginable, will be presented at Finlay field this evening, start ing at 7:30 o'clock, under spon sorship of the Roseburg Lions club. A troupe of trained don keys will be used for the game, but riders will be recruited from among players of the local soft ball league. The Lions club will use the net proceeds in its fund devoted to the purchase of glasses for chil dren in needy families. MEL mss8) n w r n One ton of wood pulp will make ! three square acres of paper. I R H E 1 4 Slemon, I COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Coupon and 10 entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. -STjWW-J " TSZXKTCtX This Message From FRED B. LOCKWOOD s interest every used car buyer in JF Roseburg. to profit at the J 3 public's expense d !.-), 2 Iff: ' Free Garage HOTEL DANMOORE 12 to 13 on W. Morrison Portland, Orogon tptclal Family Rate t adult, 2 childrsn under 15 ytara In room with 2 double bed and bath 071 CENTS PER PERSON OR 2 connecting room with bath $1.00 PER PERSON Single rotos from ii.su per room Denble ratot from $1.00 per person See your Chamber of Com- mere Al local newKDaoer for further details. ' RAY W. CLARK, Manager. EARS OF k( INI. HOW . n rlriiri- tln khhIi in niritioil. iii ht-i ingf tlirtilt. ri' (In- rriii tr Ulll.W 1 tM lt1 turf 11 7 O Monlhs allcr General Castet mad: his valiant stand an Ihe Little B19 Horn in 1856. word al that Iraqis battle reached Portland. It was news than .. it's history now! But on that eventful dais, 65 years arjo, Iha beer brewed from Ihi prlvalo recipe ol Henry Weinhard had been a Northwest lavnnte lo: over 20 years Toiay Blit: Wemhard Guaranteed Satisluin) Feei is slil! bresed Iron that same rscipa . . . slill brewed on Ihe same spot . still brewed Iron N'ortkaest qram and hips with pure Bull Run wale; . . . still brewed to sat. sly you' D'ltrlbuted by Doujlae D'ttr'buttng Co., Roseburg, Ore. Holding used cars for higher prices, as so many dealers arc now said to be do ing, is gambling, pure and simple and, at the public's expense. There is every indication that those who hold them will gel higher prices for them. Prices have gone up, and the trend is still higher. We think that holding used cars is in flationary. We're against such a policy. The foundation of our business is new cars and this community has given us record new-car sales this year. We will not now gamble in used cars, at the expense of the public who have given us one of the best years in our history, So our used cars are priced downivard, for immediate clearance. On our lot, now to an even great er extent than in recent months you will find "buys" substantially un der the market. We invite you to come in and look them over. FRED B. LOCKWOOD 1937 Terraplane TUDOR SEDAN Motor and transmission re conditioned. New paint ana good fires. Only $365 1940 Nash FORDOR SEDAN Paint, upholstering, metal work and everything about the car is extra special. Very seldom is a car like this offered for sale at such low price. Many '39 models are selling for Ctf 4CC as much. Price V 1941 Ford Super Deluxe Sedan $895 Radio, heater, and many other extras, . In appearance would be sold for a new car, low mileage; tires do not show wear , Save $50 1939 MASTER DEL. CHEV. COUPE Motor runs fine, it has good tires and original paint is very good. This car would ordinarily sell for f" P A $600.00 939V TRUCKS PRICED DOWN 1940 FORD PICKUP 1934 CHEV. PICKUP 1933 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP 1937 GMC LOG TRUCK 1937 GMC Si-TON PICKUP 1939 CHEV. TRUCK 1931 CHEV. TRUCK 1937 FORD PICKUP SPECIAL TRUCK FINANCING r x j REDUCED $40 '35 Chevrolet Master Sedan Now paint, good tiros, upholstering vory good and unusually smooth for this mako of car. Our reduced price of $215 1936 Chevrolet Truck $175 Two new tires, lots of milos left in this truck. Wo.uld make a cheap, economical farm truck.... MANY PRICED BELOW COST 1940 MERCURY SEDAN, 4 DOORS ..$845 1940 PLYMOUTH COUPE 675 1940 FORD COUPE ., 675 1939 FORD DELUXE COUPE 595 1938 FORD DELUXE 4D SEDAN 545 1939 BUICK 2D SEDAN 745 1935 FORD SEDAN 265 1934 FORD SEDAN 195 1934 STUDEIAKER SEDAN 195 1930 NASH LIGHT SIX 85 1936 CHEV. SEDAN 4D 345 1934 DODGESEDAN 245 MORE ON OUR LOT-SEE THEM 3 LOCKWOOD MOTORS, Inc. Your Ford Dealer in Rgsebura a
