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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941.
Seattle Shuts Out
Hollies; Portland,
Oakland Split Two
; ." I By the Associated Press)
Soriano, Seattle's home-grown
pitching recruit, took the measure
of Hollywood last night in the
seventh . inning nightcap, and
pitched a 7to0 shutout, first In
hi)! jiir-iivlfi!3l. baseball rxporl
ence. Soriano's feat was the
more siKiiiiicant tliut It evened up
the evening's doubleheader, the
initial game of which Hollywood
took 9 to 1, on 14 hits, including
three successive triples hy
Frenchy Uhall.
Bllhorn blanked Seattle in the
opener tn all but the sixth Inning
when the Ralniers' lone run was
scored. This evened the Pacific
coast league series at two-all.
The Portland Beavers beat the
Oakland Oaks, 72, and then the
Oaks beat the Beavers, 4-3.
The southerners gathered the
greater number of blows 9 to 6
In the opener, but fumbled Jour
time at inopportune moments.
This permitted Portland to score
six runs on three hits in the
fourth inning.
In the nightcap the Beavers
gatherer) 10 hits to the Acorns' 6, Angels, however, lost Schuster for
but erred twice and so were de an Indefinite period in the course
icaieci, uaKKina scor ng an its f llTisU.r,lnj .,,. wi. The
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FUNNY BUSINESS
Cardinals' Lead
In National Cut
To One-Half Game
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Sacramento stretched its siz
able leadership another notch by
toppling San Francisco for the
second successive night, 31, while
second-place San Diego was bow
ing to Los Angeles, 10-1.
Five doubles and Welntraub's
short slop suffered n split thumb
In stopping a hard-hit ball.
Sacramento scored twice In the
first inning for all the runs It
needed to bent San Francisco, and
Klelnke held the Seals to five
blows.
Los Angeles and San Diego are
home run made the Los Angeles ldle tonight, but the other six
victory easy for Humphreys. The 'teams will play single games.
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By JUDSON BAILEY : ,
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
The tangle' In the National
league is as hopeless of an early
solution as a six-day blcvcle race
on tne tirst day.
The St. Louis Cardinals and the
Brooklyn Dodgers simply keep
whirling 'round and 'round till
one or the oilier spilis off. Then
they get up and do It all over
again while everybody gets dizzy.
Last night the Cardinals crash
ed 3-2 In 10 Innings at Cincinnati
as the Dodgers drummed out a 7-2
triumph over the Phillies to nar
row the Cards' margin to half a
game where the matter Is bound
lo rest today because neither I
team is scheduled.
In another National leaeue!
night game the Chicago Cubs sent 1
the Pittsburgh Pirates sprawling!
to their third straight defeat, 6-4.1
the New York Giants and Bos
ton Braves divided a tloublehead-'
er. Young sparked the Giants!
to a five-run lead in the first;
three ft-Mmes nf thn nrunap Ki,
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nascs loaded, and New York made
It last for a 7-6 victory. Then
Lefty .Art Johnson pitched a
; steady seven-hit affair for a 3-1
I triumph in the nightcap,
j In the American league the
,Ncw York Yankees also split a
Bargain bill with the Washington
Senators, but even so managed to
gain another half game on the
Cleveland Indians, who fell into
Jeopardy of losing even their sec
ond place ranking.
The Yanks were whipped in
their first game 5-3 by Archie's
two-run homer In the 11th inning,
but had no trouble taking the sec
ond session, 51, on the five-hit
hurling of Breuer.
The Indians were walloped 9-3
by the St. Louis Browns. Gale-
house held the Tribe to seven
hits and contributed three singles
himself in St. Louis' 16-hit bom
bardment of four Cleveland hurl
ers. This spurred the Boston Red
Sox to a 4 0 conquest of the Phila
delphia Athletics that lifted Bos
ton within a game and a half
of serond place.
I Newsome came through with a
six hit pitching performance to
! steer the Detroit Tigers to a 41
victory over the Chicago White
I Sox.
Canyonville
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Hollywood 63 63 .508 CANYONVILLE, Aur. 13.-
Oaklnnd 60 70 .162 1'"0 South Douglas Community
Los Angeles 59 69 .461 1 board met Thursday eve-
Snn Francisco 57 '74 '.435 J"1" with practically all of the
Portland 51 79 .392 j chairmen present. Plans were
hmkbm J completed for the forthcoming
: tair, wnicn win ne neid Saturday,
August 23. Entertainment will
iil- a leauire oi mis tair, and j
there are planned Softball!
games, races and various other
sports. There will also be a cull- j
ing demonstration on poultry. !
Georgetta McClane is riding a ;
new bicycle won In a contest. j
Hale Hoskins of Trail, has.
been visiting his father, Ralph I
Hoskins. j
Word was received here that '
Mrs. Naomi Elliott was to be!
T ,w rii-iiui-iii millll, (III
Sweet Home the last of the week. I
i hey plan to live In Sweet
Home, w here the groom is engag-j
ed in logging.
While repairing a belt at the ;
cedar mill al Days Creek, Bob i
Miller got his arm caught, and j
broke in several places. He was
taken to the hospital In Rose-!
burg, and Is doing as well asj
could be expected.
The W. J. Crow family, which
has been running the Steep
Gables auto camp, has left for
Seattle.
Mrs. Harry Manning took her
son, Charles, to Ashland Wednes
day to have his tonsils removed. !
Mr. Manning Is staying in the
hotel during her absence. :
Phil Hart and son, Billy, have ;
returned from a weeks fishing
trip.
Lee Logan, building contractor
of Los Angeles, called briefly
on his aunt. Dr. A. M. Pelham.
Wednesday night. He was en
route home from eastern Oregon,
where he had been visiting rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lewis of
Powers, visited the Louis Elliott
family over the weekend. Mr.'
Lewis is Mrs. Elliott's uncle.
j Charles Chapman, of Days I
vree was in lown inesnay. i
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McGce and
daughters, Jean and Floret le, at
tended the musicians' picnic at
Boswell Springs, and from there ;
drove to Gardiner, to visit Mrs.
MeGee's mother, Mrs. F. Saga
berd. They returned the same ,
evening, but Jean stayed for a
longer visit. !
Mrs. Wade Worthington and !
Mrs. Alex Worthington made a
business trip to .Myrtle Creek
Saturday. !
.limmie Hoskins of Medford,
visited his brother. Ralph Hos
kins. Sat unlay.
Fred Coo-r and son. Wilford, '
i came home from a visit lo Mrs.
Cooper at Newport Sunday night.
They went hy the way of Eu
gene, where they picked up Mr.
Cooper's daughter, Mrs. Joy
I Hughes, and took her with
jtl'.eul. - .
Mrs. Ralph Weaver and her
fractions ... a patented, scientifically pre
pared nnti-knock compound . . . and
powerful alkylate (similar to that used
in 100-octanc nvintion fuels). What all
this sums up to for you is more miles of
new-car performance. i
It means ft quieter, cooler running
engine . ; . faster nnd smoother pick-up
. . . excellent mileage. And you get all this .
from Shell Premium for 2 more than
"regular" or just about $1 a month
extra, if you drive the average amount.
SHELL OIL COMPANY, INCORPORATED
AT SHtU DCALIRS
AND SNEU. STATIONS
mother, Mrs. Ruth McGee,"w(!re
shopping In Roseburg Thursday.
Miss Georgetta McClane. Miss
Tuppence Pelham and Hubert
Garey went to Roseburg Wed
nesday night, to see Bob Miller.
who is in the hospital.
tsorn to Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Michaels, at the hosnltal In
itoseourg, . Monday morning, a
I son, Lawrence William, weigh
j Ing five pounds eight ounces.
Miss Alice May Woolley. of
i Portland, Is visiting friends here
this week. Miss Woolley was
'lormeriy pastor of the Methodist
church here.
, P. J. llouser, timber cruiser
for Douglas county, was a busi
ness visitor here the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Odgers, of
Oakland, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Art Odgers, Jr., of San Le-
andro, Calif., returning from a
vacation trip to Victoria, B. C,
called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mc
Gee over the week-end.
Odom Ford, who is In the
navy, came home last week on
an unexpected leave for a few
days.
Al Utne, of the Rose garage,
Roseburg, was a business visitor
here Wednesday.
M:-s. George Long, Mrs. Leon
Nichols. Mrs. Ralph Hoskins and
Miss Anna May Manley, of Till
er, went to Roseburg Wednesday.
Miss Marjorle Beals, who has
been visiting In California for
several weeks, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Georgetta McClain, who
has been visiting her sister and
family in Portland, came home
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shaw,
Buddy Schroeder and Mr. and
American Legion Midgets
Defeat Older Team, 93
A team picked from the squad
oi American Legion Midgets de
feated a group of older players, 9
to J, in a D inning baseball game
at Flnlay field Wednesday eve
ning. Coach Howard Parks, who
has been coaching the Midget
Squad, pitched for the opposition
in yesterday's game and was
rapped for nine safeties, while
Young, southpawing for the Mid
gets, held the rivals to Jour scat
tered safeties.
The Midget team was selected
from a large group of younger
boys who have been receiving in
structions In baseball for the past
two months as a part of the su
pervised program of recreation.
Word was received Friday eve
ning that Tudcs Hughes, who Is
working at Eugene, was serious
ly Injured on a donkey which he
was running, and v as In the hos
pital there. Details were- lack
ing, but It Is reported that his
jaw was broken, and that he had
other Injuries on the head.
Mr. and Mrs. Odom Ford and
family went to Roseburg Fri
day.
Mrs. Eva Poole, who has been
with her husband at Tiller, was
down for the week-end.
Fishermen Attention!
We carry a complete line ef
Fishing Taekle . . . Open eve
nings and Sundays,
THE CLUB
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SURE IT COSTS MONEY!
To paint your buildings. But it costs
a lot more NOT to paint.
Now, more than ever, it saves
money to paint. Buy Dutch Boy
Paint where-'You Own the Profits"
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Fara Bureau Co-op. Exch.
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