RQ5EBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG', OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY I, 1942.'
FOUR
Pitchers of Both
Chicago Teams
Lose Five Hitters
Cleveland, Cincinnati Score
Victories; Boston Defeats
- Dodgers After 1 5 Battles
' By JUDSON BAILEY
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Only two five-hit ball games
were pitched in the major
' leagues yesterday and neither of
them was Rood enough to win.
If you were given a blindfoli
', test and asked to name one of
the pitchers who had the misfor
tune to lose such a well pitched
.. game it s almost certain you
would name lefty Edgar Smith
of the Chicago White Sox on the
first guess.
You would be right, or course.
Everything happens to Cotton
Ton and last night it was Lou
. Boudreau. The boy manager of
; the Indians personally collected
', four of (he five hits made off
Smilli aid one was Boudreau's
' first homer of the year.
That explains In a nutshell
how Smilh acquired his I2lh set
back of the season opposite two
triumphs, although he has pitch
' ed consistently spectacular ball
all year. Uagby, working on one
day's rest, kept the Sox to seven
safeties in gaining his ninth vic
tory; but needed the aid of
Chubby Dean.
The other losing five-hitter
also was pitched by a Chlcagoan
In n night game the Cubs' Bill
Lee getting turned back at Cin
cinnati 41 by the Reds as Starr,
the 36-year-old rookie, obtained
his 11th victory against three de
feats. Mort Cooer of the St. Louis
Cardinals matched Starr's 11-3
won and lost record by beating
the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2, but
saw his streak of consecutive
scoreless Innings snapped at 32
and lost whatever chance he had
of getting his fourth slialght shut
out when Fletcher homered In
the first Inning.
Braves at Last Beat Dodgers.
The Boston Braves slopped the
Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3 for the
first time in 15 games over a
period stretching back Into the
1941 season. Casey, the relief
specialist, started on the mound
for Brooklyn but was removed
for a plnchhlturv with the score
tied at 3-all In the third. Rookie
Les Weber gave up the winning
run In the fifth.
Melton achieved his tenth tri
umph as the New York Giants
nosed out the Phils 4-3 on a run
which Mellon himself singled
homo In the fourth.
The faltering New York Yan
kees saw their American league
lead shrivel to 44 games as they
divided a doublehcHdcr at Phila
delphia while (lie Boston Red
Sox swept a pair of games from
the Washington Senators.
The Yanks dropped their first
tussle 8-5 for their third straight
loss and 10th in 15 games. It
was the first defeat of the year
for Borowy and the first win for
Brsso of the A's. The champs al
most honied (he second, hui ral-
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
By William
Ferguson
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lied for three runs In the ninth
to win 4-3, relief pitched Lindell
knocking In the deciding run
with a single. The Red Sox made
'Mi hits in thumping the Senators
9-8 and 52.
W. L. Pet.
Black's Kats 18 9 .(ir.7
Alley Cats 17 10 .630
Can's Variety 12 15 .444
Lund's Radio 7 20 .259
Games Last Night.
Black s Kats 2, Lund s 1, Alley
Cats 3, Chit's Variety 0.
High individual game score,
R. Young 203.
High Individual scries score,
Bnughman 550.
Alley Cats.
Tannlund 150 178 1.12 400
Note Young 198 153 15(i .507
Spencer 139 185 102 480
Baughman ...175 180 189 550
Total 602 702 639 2003
Carr's Variety.
Carr 175 143 145 403
Cordon 144 109 159 472
Stock 132 131 146 409
Stanton 158 167 146 471
Total 609 610 596 1815
Black's Kats.
Hohnsteln 136 106 145 387
Griffin 107 136 158 401
Young 168 169 203 540
Black 140 188 156 484
Total 551 599 662 1812
Lund's Radio.
Wellman ...184 160 153 497
Butncr 103 139 183 425
Zonor 156 127 141 424
Lund 154 173 145 472
Tot at 597 599 622 1818
Address of Mother of
Missing Soldier Sought
The local chapter of the Amer
ican Red Cross desires informat
ion concerning the present add
less of Mrs. Margaret M. Harris,
who was reported to have resided
at Oakland, Oregon, In 1930, it
was announced today by Mrs.
Ellen Post, executive secretary
of the Red Cross chapter. A mes
sage has been received, she states,
reporting that Herbert Harry
Harris Is reported missing in war
action. His enlistment papers
gave Mrs. Margaret M. Harris as
next of kin, her last known ad
dress having been at Oakland.
Any persons knowing of the
whereabouts of Mrs. Harris or of
any member of the family arc
asked to contact the local Red
Cross office.
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Cleanliness, Class
Mark Circus of
Russell Bros.
By L. K. P.
In spite of trouble experienced
yesterday by Russell Bros, circus
with trucks along the road and
inability to get all of their me
nagerie and equipment to Rose
burg, the performance In Rose
burg last night was high class,
and the capacity audience gave
round after round of applause In
appreciation.
Russell Bros, circus proved to
be one of the cleanest and best
entertainments ever seen here.
There were no gambling devices
of any sort and the management
of the circus was complimented
considerably for conduct of the
entertainers and workers alike.
From the beginning of the in
augural procession to the grand
finale of "The Skyrocketing Es
calantes" the entire show held
closest attention. Twenty-four
displays were presented and in
addition to speciality numbers by
dogs, horses,' elephants "and seals
and their respective trainers. The
feature artists Included: The four
Acevados, marvelously manipu
lating objects in midair; the
Clarkonians, exemplifying unerr
ing skill and faultless coordina
tion; Alice Wong, in an Oriental
novelty on the rolling globe; Paul
Rogers, talented juvenile Juggler;
the Schalicr trio, remarkable
head and hand balancing; the De
Wayne four, finest Risley experts
of the present era; the aerial Al
exandres, high jinks on the lofty
horizontal bars in which superior
gymnastics skill is combined with
hilarious antics In the air. (This
proved hilarious not only to chil
dren, but to every adult in the
audience). Miss Milonga, Miss
Lorena and Miss Alice presented
an aerial ballet; Smiley and his
toppling tables; the Ortons and
Acevados, tight wire entertain
ers; Senoriat Esterita, trapeze
entertainer; Chief Sugar Brown
and his band of full-blooded In
dians; Senor Marianno and Senor
Maurice, slack wire performers;
the three Olveras specialty num
ber; Whirlwind Teeterboard ac
robats; the Bell Thazers; enter
tainment by the clowns and the
show closed with the thrilling and
breath-taking performance by the
world-famous Escalante family,
who presented the most difficult
and beautiful trapeze perform
ance to be seen here in many
years. Eddie Woeckener's widely-known
band played throughout
the entire performance. The In
dian show and Texans entertain
ment followed the regular circus
entertainment.
Following the entertainment a
group of the entertainers and
circus personnel were entertain
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Bellows on Corey avenue.
Two S. P. Locomotives
Derailed at Dunsmuir
DUNSMUIR, Calif., July 1.
(AP) Normal traffic operations
were resumed on Southern Pa
cific's main line here today after
workmen completed rebuilding of
300 feet of torn track destroyed
when two huge mountain type lo
comotives were derailed yester
day at Cantara, six miles north of
here.
Southern Pacific officials said
no cause of the derailment has
been determined yet.
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