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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY,-AUGUST-2 1,1 94 h m Cardinal Garner Ppubje Win, Creep .: .By juhson bailey (Associated Press Sports Writer) The pennant problem In the Na tional league is Retting to be "can the St.r Louis eurdinuls ketjp go ing with all their injuries?" In Fteail of "can the Cardinals beat t,he jprpqklyn Dodders?" ' in spite of a procession of trouble the Cardinals have kept rltjltt on coming and ycstprday they swept a 'doulleieader from the Boston Braves 20 and 3-2. Ernie White, the Cards' great young left-hander, pitched a six hit shutout In the first game lor his l.rth victory and Howard Pol lott, 20-yearold southpaw, pitch ed a Xour-hltte,r for his majqr league fiequt in tne nigmcap. The dqublo triumph enablpd the Cards fp climb within a game and a hall of the BiooKiyp IJoug crs. who were given a 7-6 hand out by the Pittsburgh J'iratos for Brooklyn s sixth stralfht win. ', The Cincinnati Reds reinforc ed their third place position by Hutting put the Phillies twice, 2-0 and 3 0. Vander Meer allow ed only three hits and (tiddle kept six blows scattered for his lth triumph In the nightcap. The Chicago Cubs cut loose with a 16-hit attack as Eaves kept eight hits spaced to beat the Now York Giants 94. 4rl(ge plank Yankees. .. In the' American league the New York Yankees were squee. ep" out J-D by the Detroit Tigers as Bridges pitched two-hit ball .for ten Innings In one of the fin est pcrfprmanccg of his long ca reer. The Chicago While Sox chop ped another game off the Yan kees' ample lead as Rlgney blank ed' the Philadelphia Athletics 90 for the third shutout in two days by a Sox pitcher and Rigpcy's second shutout in two stalls. ; The collapsing Cleveland In dians dropped their 14th game In 15 decisions 6-3 to the Washing ton Senators In a pitching duel petweep Anderson and Smith which was decided in the ninth (nning when the Senators scored four times to Cleveland's two. The Boston Red Sox were beat on lli both enijs of a doublcheader by the St .Louis Browns, 11-9 and 4-3. . Coast Loop Sees 4 On 4-Run Total (By the Associated Press) Throb victories on an aggre gate output of four rims; four 'defeats without the solucc of a single counter. ; That gives some Idea of the dis play of pitching brilliance which broke 'unexpectedly and perhaps inexplicably over a Coast league wrestling wtlh Its busy late-summer schedule of postponed base ball games. ' I Oakland nipped Hollywood, 10, lost night, and Hollywood In turn caught the Oaks, 10: while Seat tle bent Sacramento, 20, for the second time In n row to nit the ; (By the Associated Press t I National. W. I.. Brooklyn :...."tl 10 St. Louis 74 It Cincinnati r,l !) I'ittsburgh 00 G3 New York 56 S6 Chicago r0 B7 Boston Hi litl I'hlladijlpliia 31 83 ' ' American IVt. .655 .c.i;i .r .531 .51X1 .427 .101 .272 I VI. .11154 .542 .513 .513 -.402 .430 .131 .430 Pel. .1114 .572 .572 W. I.. New York SI II Chicago .' !) 53 Boston (1 ."S Cleveland S9 .Mi petrol! .. : ... .55 til Philadelphia 51 IW St. Ldlils",: 50 W Washington 49 Coast. W. I.. 54 S! 50 liil 75 78 79 SI Sacramento . . Sail Diego Seattle .. Hollywood Los Angeles ... San Krancisco Oakland Portland 8t: .711 .79 tilt ...til .62 . Ul .500 j .4451 .443 .43li .113 League -Standings i COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Couoon and 10 entitles bearer to a cookoooklet at the News-. Review offce, Rosebrg.' Oregon. OUR BOARDING HOUSE EGAD, MARTHA f SOUR. RESEMBLANCE O THE f5LAM.OOUS LIL'-IAM RUSSELL IS ASTOUNDING AS VOL) sTAND THERE P0I6E0 TO WELCOME VOUR VEARY WANDERERS HvI BROUGHT SOU TUIS RARE SEM OF PURPLE- QUARTZ. THAT LAV FOR. CENTURIES IM A MOUNTAIN CA.VE.RNl ' UAR-rumPH?'-' IT WILL ADO TOUCH OF GLITTEp. TO . 1 THt Aft aiooo OLD C ip cue- ONLV HrAEVM 0 Lady Lpgroller AuRiist Is boom time for Tescy Kluux, 10-ycar-old Kelso, Wash., high school Bill. With caulked boots and toiled pant legs, slm joins lumberjack In keeping Cowlitz river log boom niovln Senators' lead to six games, and Los Angeles whitewashed San Francisco, 6 0. At Sacramento, Webber of Seat- I tie was tniilcheit against the cont inued pitching prowess or Schmidt and Caplinger, and both sides were held to four safeties. The Rainlers, however, brack eted two of their singles by Scar sella and Collins- In the second Inning. These followed by Stlckle's sacrifice and Blattncr's Infield error, produced the only Scores of the evening. l.os Angeles' shutout came In the ORDER WINTER FUEL NOW! Slab Wood Prices 16 In. Green Slab Wood. 1 load ; $3.35 4 ft. Green Slab Wood, per cord .. S2.35 Planer Ends, load .- S4.50 Mill Ends, load S4.0Q 16" Dry Slab, per load $4.50 I WELL, laa ' DP v - VIANiTEL ; find of a doiibleheader, the sec ond of which went to San Fran cisco, 0-3. II was the work of 1 Y rjmm )Aj Pri.n. a flve hlt Job, all singles. BROOKLYN, Aug. 21.-AP-fean Diego kept pace with Scat- ( The Brooklyn Dodgers announc tie six games behind Sacramento ed today they had acquired Larry by nicking Portland, 8-7. The French, veteran southpaw pitch- Beavers, oulhilllng the Padres 14-11, were ahead until pinch hJ ler Detore cracked an eighth ln- ning iioume gooa ior two runs. lepsen poled' a four bagger Xo,- the winners. Oakland profited by a bit of luck in its shutout, but had to pay fortune for the favor later. tiltlw...n ..r I I.ll.....w.,4 iut -tossed Slan Corbett, five hits p eight, but Ch'jpman's seventh- bunt' and Conroy's long fly 'nought In the only run to give Corbett the decision. In the second game, a seven- inning affair, each side got only a lom single, but the blow Pip - pen gave to Dlckshot In the fifth was followed by three bases on balls, while the hit Gudat drew from Dasso went to pot when Dunn batted Into a double play. ' MRS. GERTRUDE DELLINGER'S (of Aftorja Auorla and Clatsop Count)-, through their gracious representative, Mrs. Gert rude Dcllmtfe:-. furnish this tempting and convincing evidence that Oregon cranberries and apples and Oregon's own and only sugar deserve a place in every Oregon kitchen; on every Ore gon table. Mrs. Del linger knows her cr.mberries . . and she also knows that there is no better sugar made for all her cooking, canning or table uses than Oregon's own and only sugar . . . "White Satin." ''Besides," says Mrs. Dellinger, "I believe in boosting Ore gon products." lSUGARl -V GUARANTEED I TOR CANNING ( ""l I t ini " ..l 1 t'' . - 'I I lc.rr sm mm mm J--WUiLJJUJJLWUW.'.!.UUIl M-lw.WUJUIISWy Wirt Major Hoepl ITU. BE SOMETHING ON THE MANTEL BESIDES NOUR SHIM ELBOW X suppose vou're: ALL CROUCHED FOR THF WUlCTLi; TO SCRIMMAGE THE ICEBOX roup IM Til I WIHQM CDMF POAeVT RCPC (r"-r-'- , Larry French Purchased By Brooklyn Dodgers er: 'lom ,ne t-,1'e"S cubs on "The addition of French, who won five and lost 14 for the Cubs, K'" " iuugcis a ii-u-imiiuuu "rler considered necessary In 0 lvc 110 PDnnal,L Diamond A Wins Final From Cottage Grove EuRt,ne.-g n,amoSd 21. ( API t A softball team won a place in the state l,ui,mtnnl h.. .Infnnlinn .. fim,, fn , y,,,,.. ,, nlht Vein Adams whiffed eieht Cot- lane Grove batters and was nick- cd for only five hits. Charles 'Toman led the Eugene attack with three blows including a homer. (Eugene ..8 8 4 Cottage Grove 2 5 (i I Adams and Taylor; Butter- 'worth and Hartmnn. Vogler. and Clatsop Coumty) FAMOUS CRANBERRY APPLE SALAD MADE WITH OREGON'S OWN AND ONLY SUGAR lUHKOMiW I Hue I GRANULATED ; 5LCAR I 'Ht Kl(UMM(0liWIJ Blamed by lcte$ For PUP Spread SPOKANE. Aug. 20.-IAP) Harold L. Ickes is convinced that private utilities alone are to blame for the growth of govern-ment-spopsorpd power operations i which he is determined shall be .expanded to the very limit. "There would be no public pow 'er versus private power issue In (this country today If the private i utilities had been satisfied with a I reasonable profit, If they had not i engaged in corrupting our politi cal life," the secretary of Interior i said. . "If you check up on those who Inre trying to make the people be , Hove the federal government has been taking advantage of you by spending hundreds of millions of (dollars out here In order to make you economically free, you will j probably discover a private utility man, or a little brother of a pri vate utility man." Public Good Disregarded. Addressing a mass meeting last night in this public-power con scious section of the northwest, j Ickes took occasion also to pro claim his belief that Industrial leaders worked In league to achieve their own advantages I without regard for public econ omy. I "Remember that every monop ! oly you scratch is a brother under the skin to every other monop oly," he said. "They willingly give each other help when an as jsault is to be made upon the I 'gravy train.' j "All of us want to stabilize industrialization. We don't want any monopoly, Dencllclenf or .otherwise, to have the power pf I ! ' " pdella!;hnt hhc,;t r iXir l li hea"hy Thus did the secretary exnlain ,111s department's refusal to grant j the aluminum company of Amerl- Red & White DEVILED MEAT 16c 3'i -oi. tins, 3 fpr Red & White SAUSAGE 25c 2 for Red & White Mb. tin? 30C 3-lb. tins 88C IT1ARVE Makes clothes whiter, your work tighter and your day brighter. 12c 20c Ou arts Gasoline Scarcity Hears Peril Stage WASHINGTON. Aug. 21. (AP) Reporting that the long predicted oil shortage In the east finally had arrived, Ralph K. Da vles, deputy petroleum coordina tor, said yesterday stocks of gaso line in the east had dropped to a reserve supply sufficient only for approximately ten days. Davies spoke of a "perilous situation," reemphasizing the warning from the office of price control and civilian supply that more drastic measures might be necessary beyond the limited gasoline rationing now in effect. Stocks of gasoline on the cast coast dropped 893,000 barrels last week, as diversion of American tankers to great Britain began to make itself really felt, the ca an additional 60,000-kiiowatt block of power from Bonneville dam to augment the 162,500 kilo watts It had previously been al lotted by that government project. The power instead was assigned to the Reynolds Metals company to operate a competing plant. Both here and in Grand Coulee scene of another giant power- irrigation development which he inspected earlier in the day, Ickes pledged his complete efforts toward helping enlarge public control of power. Public Utilities to Be Bought. "I regard it as inevitable," he told the mass meeting, "that this far northwest will, in due course and by an orderly procedure, un der which a just and fair price will be paid for existing private utilities, come to be a great self contained public power empire with industry balancing agricul ture, and with agriculture finding a market locally for its products, while the great supporting indus tries of mining, lumbering, ship building and fishing make their considerable respective contribu tions to the public welfai-e Red & White Plain or Iodized SHAKER SALT Blue White Mustard or SARDINES Sunshine Krispy Crisp and CRACKERS JUICE Sifted Peas JUICE Shrimp SALAD DRESSING Red & White BISCUIT FLOUR Red & White BAKING CHOCOLATE CORN OR GLOSS STARCH PlaSafe MATCHES Washo Granulated SOAP deputy coordinator reported. Replying to those he called "near sighted prophets" who had circulated reports that warnings of an impending shortage were "phony," Davles gave a detailed report on oil supplies on the At lantic seaboard, and added: "This is why we must conserve gasoline stocks now to avoid a drastic shortage this winter when our tankers must be used to haul fuel oils unless our people are to be left to freeze and our defense industry shut down for lack of power." "This is the beginning of the sharp and serious drop In sup plies that we forecast," Davies de clared. "Figures which have be come available today show that reports that stocks on the east coast arc In firm and safe condi tion are myths." Lowest temperature ever re corded in the United States was Protect Your Home! It would cost more to replace it now. Dutch Boy Paint will protect against decay and weather. Buy it where-r- "You Own the Profits" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. RoMburg, Ortgos Red & White BROWN ca2 8c? Tomato OVAL. 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