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Newspaper Page TextTWC ROSEPURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGy OREGON, THURSDAY; AUGUST 28;94t. Dodger Keep Top lin . . I3y JUDSON PAILEY (Associated Press Sporls Writer) The despenitp hopes of the Cincinnati Herts for 'a miracle that would return tin 16 a third straight world series have been ei(ul!eri in hy hitting a slncle with the bases loaded in the ninth. The New York Yankees udded another name to their Immense American Irn'guo lead, by over whclminij the St,' Louis' Tirowns 11 1. : ' "' The last place Washincton Senators crushed the second place 1-HlcaKo White Sox 11-3 with an IS-hll barrage while Chase pitch ed seven-hit ball. I.elty Crovc? pulled a muscle In J his 'side, ''possibly meaning his, loss for the season as the Bos ton Tied Sox dropped a 6-3 verdict FUNNY BUSINESS the slow tide that to the Detroit Tigers. sivlns to be canning the Brook- lii-atli r:inr in s;-vcn nine lyn Dodgei's on its crest. ' " ' with two Homers and a triple its 'They hart their best and per- f ,c -l'vel;.nd Indians assaulted haps last chance to' break Into , nf 4!"'!i!t'8 JH' Wit! I thick of the National 'fcagiie pennant scramble last night and failed,' as Hlgbc whipped Vander Meer 4-2 in a pitching duel. It was an Important triumph ,for the Dodgers, preserving their game and a half margin over the St. Louis Cardinals, who beat the -New Y6rk Giants In nnoher 'night game 8-5. ' But It was I'ven more impor tant for the Reds. They had won Jfi of their 'last 20 games in a great late-sUmmer surge and would have moved 71 games of 'first place If, they had won. However, their loss chopped Hal Twpi1? Maj? League's Moundsmen I OS ANCKLES, Aug. 28. IAI- Hal' Turpln of Seattle paces the Pacific coast league pitchers, buf a couple of San DTpl'O Padres ' are nrossinrr frit the honors. Turpin's 16 victories I and ! defeats give him top per centage. ' Wally Hehert of San Diego Is pressing with a 21-7 mark ami Yank Terry, also of the Padres, has '21-8 and leads in strikeouts with 13S. Al Hollingsworlh of Sacra- ;them to SI behind Brooklyn and ,,., dropped to fourth with 8 back of St. Louis. 1 10.7 I ' - ' , 1 mrwm p. - 1 1 11 1 ' . 1 Tr t".---- , 11., iy iirt vine, iNC , m ma i) 1, ,A 'off (liinilimi of it ticrscinui I out witli 1111 I I 1 The Cardinals had to come 'from behind o bea( the Giants. -TheKedblrds made three costly .'errors In the early Innings and ; Young hit his 20th homer with one' on. The powerful St. Louis 'artillery opcnej up' and tallied ,slx runs In (he three final frames. "Other Remit. ,'"'.'" In the other National league 'games Pittsburgh walloped the .Phillies 12-2 with a 21-hlt bom bardment, Including three doubles and two singles by Vaughnn, and the Chicago Cubs divided a double-header- with the Boston Braves. Salvo shut out the Cubs 6 0 on five hits in, the opener and then Root pitched 8 2-3 innings In relief to' win the second session 6-1 and gain the 200th victory of his 16-year-career. Root provided the winning margin for himself 187. Cjne Way ST. LOUIS, Mo. A 13month furniture company strike is over without u settlement -and ev erybody's happy. ' 'Explained u CIO union spokes man: The strikers and picketers found other lobs at better sal aries. ' " ' ' PRPER WINTER FUEL HPWI Slab Wood Price 16 In. Green Slab Wood. 1 load,... $3.35 4 ft. Green Slab Wood, per cord .....;....i.'..;.......$2.3S Planer Ends, load $4.5p Mill Ends, load S4.00 16" Ory Slab, " " f '"" per load $4.50 League -Standings Extra Softball Games Probable To Correct Error Butchers win the game planned for Friday night, the Transfer- men and Boucock's as winners of the first and second divisions of the schedule would then meet for the city championship. ' " - American filer Downs 2 Nazis, Gets Foot Wound The city Softball league ar- ! rangements were complicated to- i day by demands for a previously LONDON, Aug. 28. (API PI .unscheduled round of (r.-ime I lot Officer William Robert Dunn which it now is planned to nlav L"'L".a" ,8le sqHa", on: r.Hi-,t, ,iii.t .... ii . . 1 'luuner airline iner irom nous- I ' "-""""K 'O lnn.Tn .Wtentabn,.. lighters today and is suffering irom a Duiiet wound in his foot, ''Could I Ik. Cl..et')'CJK,.Y ? excused for Hip My yirl friend is L'oinH exempted etfs! (By the Associated Press) National W. L. Pet. Brooklyn 7!) 44 .512 St- Louis 77 45 .1131 Cincinnati 00 51 .575 Pittsburgh .. (16 50 .541 Npw York 58 02 .483 ! Chicago 55 71 .437 Boston 50 73 .407! Philadelphia 35 87 .287 1 American W. L. Pet. New York 84 44 MM Chicago 07 00 .528 Cleveland (il 00 .51(1 j Boston (5 02 .512 pet roll ,. 5!) (18 .405 1 Philadelphia 55 70 .4401 St. Louis ..,! 54 (ill .439 I Washington 54 6(1 .439 I Coast. V. 1.. Pet. Sacramento 90 58 .008 Seallle' 82 02 .509 San Diego 82 04 .502 Hollywood 74 71 ,510 San I'Vancisco 00 81 .419 Los Angeles 03 80 .411 Oakland (il 83 .435 Portland 01 83 .124 Great Pitching Jobs Turned In By Coast Leaguers By the Associated Press Two young men already ticket ed tor the major leagues and two others who may soon follow last night gave baseball followers along the Pacific slope displays oi pin ning skiii wmcn must go j down In Coast league records as j a complete waste of time. There was plenty or Justifica tion pathetically, however, for th" effort put forth by Terry and Munger in San Diego's 3-1 13 ln nlng victory over Sacramento, and by Hollingsworlh and Olscn In Sacramento's seven-Inning 3-2 return swipe at San Diego. The evening ended, oi course, with Sacramento still six games ahead of the Idle Seat tip Ralniers and seven in front of the third place San Dlegans. ' But the inconclusive result could not detract, to start with, from Terry's brilliance In hold ing the heavy hitting Senators to seven'singles over the extra-in-ning roilte and striking out 11. Munger'. a hard luck miy who goes lo the St. Louis Cardinals next spring, performed nearly as well, lie fanned 10, and until the 131 h, when Pellagrin! and Patch ett singled and Garibaldi broke up the game with a double, he had allowed only six safe blows. Flolllngsworth came through witli a tour-hitter to give Sacra mento its victory, and Olsen was not far behind with six safeties. At San Francisco, Seats throt tled Los Angeles, 3 0, on six hits. I Kxcept for a second inninc lanse. i when lie was touched for five blows and all the winners' runs, Humphreys was almost as effec tive against the Seals. Another six-hit pitching job gave Hollywood an 8-2 decision over Oakland and brought Gay his ninth win of the year against three losses. Ananicz and Darrow of the Acorns also contrived to produce a slx hltter. There was this dif ference, however: Darrow. called to "relievo" An:iicz In the sev enth, walked three In that inning and three more in the eighth, in which lip also hit a batter with a pitched hall. Upshot was that the stars collected six runs in the two frames on a single hit. Seattle ,and Portland, sched uled to meet in the latter city, were rained out, and will at tempt to make up the postpone ment wilh a doublelieader tonight. announcement today. Discovery of tin error In the second-half sciuduic was n-portca, and, as, correction of the error would make possible a tie for first Dlaee by the Dunham Transfcrrnen, winners of the first ' half, now in second place, If was believed that an added round would be demanded. Including the games to be play ed tonight in accordance with the second-half schedule, each of the four teams will have played each of the other teams of the league three games, except for Dunham's and Boucock's and Texaco and Montgomery Ward, who have met as opponents only twice in the second half. To complete the schedule with an even number of games for each combination it would be necessary for these teams to meet jonce more, and it now is plan j ned to play the games Krlday night. Games tonight will pair , Texaco against Boucock's and i Dunham's against' M o n t g o m (ery Ward. i As Boucock's lead Dunham's by one game and both teams are expected to win their contests tonight against the two teams j battling lor cellar position, the i rounding out of the schedule would give the Transfcrrnen an (opportunity for a tie for first j place, which, in turn, would no jeessitato a playoff for the sec ond half championship, j On the othpr hand, should the tne air mimstiy reported. Dunn's wound was not serious and he was able to bring his plane down safely, It Was said. The two victories today brought his total to four. ' ' ' The air ministry said two Eagle squadrons participated In the day's offensive operations in which ten German (ighters were reported destroyed. Two RAF fliers collided over the French coast, the ministry disclosed. One pilot managed to fly back to his' station but the other had to bail out. Auto Blow Kils, pentisf As He Fuels His Own Car PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 27. (AP)-Dr. Donald Henry Stahl, 32, dentist, struck by another car as he filled his own machine with gasoline shortly after mid night, died today. Traffic Patrolman Bard Pur cell said Dr. Stahl was standing behind his parked machine when both were struck. He was Port land's 27th traffic fatality for 1911. Authorized bottler Pepil Cola Bottling Co. ' : " of Roeburg, Oregon ' Special Demonstration Mr. I, I. 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