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EIGHT tosfeBURG ' NEWS-RlVIEWj R0S6BUR(, QIEgON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .jJ Winning Streak Carries Beavers to Third Place Tie (By The Associated Press) While Los Angeles rides com placently on top the heap in the 119 North Stephens Phone 353 fr-EL It -a. v , . . --Tfff --vox . ; 1 1 I,, And It's Available NOW! 1 1 (IN LIMITED QUANTITY) Savt tpact-titi right on your laundry tray Inttantly riady No puthlng around laiy lo fill Eaty to drain No pump Doti a full family wath In 20 . minutt.,(fotlir... whittr J. E. NEWBERRY'S Washing Machine Service 102 W. Commercial Ave. Roseburg Pacific Coast LeagtiP pennant competition, Portland lias Ijeen putting on a drive that might develop the Beavers into a dark horse contender. The bustling Beavers were hov ering Just above the cellar when they began their upswing. They bounced San Diego, 2 lo 1, in opening a series last night, mak ing it their 13th victory in the last 14 games and giving them a third-place tie in the standings with Oakland. More strength will be added to Portland's pitching department this week as Tommy Bridges, iormer uetroit curveuaner, aim Ftoy iielser, star southpaw, were expected to return to mound duty alter being sidelined with In juries for two or three weeks, txis Angeles maintained its GJ- game was put on ice lor Seattle l-ranclsco by smothering the cross-town rival Hollywood Stars, 8 to 2. San Francisco fighting t o maintain its spot next to the leader, took Oakland, 4 to 1, to open their series. It was a big evening for Seat tle's catcher Hemsley as he scor ed two runs and batted in two more to bring the Kainlers fjom behind to win over Sacramento. 4 to 3, in their series opener. The game was put no Ice fur Seattle in the eighth when Hcmsley's fourth consecutive hit, a double, drove In two runs. Russell drove in all three of Sacramento's runs. Grants Pass Holds League Lead Yif h Chiefs in 3rd Spot LEAGUE STANDINGS W Squirts Dated at C-Grove Tonight Schemers' Squirts, 1947 city softbal) champions, will travel to Oil tape Grove tonight to meet the Knickerbockers, champions of that city, at 8 P. M., In the first of a round robin plnyoff to deter mine the District 15 entrv to the state tournament at torvallis next week. The "Knlcks" automatically won the Cottage Grove title last Krldny night, defeating Bressler's, G-4, in a 10-innlng battle. This victory gave Knickerbockers the single, elimination second - half championship, which was played last week. Since the Knlcks won the regular first-half round-robin title also, no playoff was neces sary. Manager Fred Schemer's club went through their first-half play undefeated and lost only one In the last half, but lost also to Su therlln, runnersup to the city crown, In a playoff. Monday night they captured the title by defeat ing Sutherlln, 8-4. Extra players accompanying the Squirt club to Cottage Grove will be Lovell Baker, red-hot thlrdsacker of the J.V.-R. club; Babe (ji'aham. Sutherlln speed- ball hurler; Floyd Baughman, J.V.-U. backstopper, and Ernie Al slrom, crack hurler of J.V.-H. Kegular bquirtmen and tonight s probable starters are: Swede Vang, pitcher; Fred Schemer. catcher; Vonnie Baker, first; Plin Lauranco, second; Earl Wlard, third; Bill Schemer, short: Vid- den Boucock, left; Ab Rice, cen ter; Sid Domenlco, right, a,d Pet. .818 .727 .583 .515 .500 .300 .272 .200 yBEN-HUR - FARM & HOME J FREEZERWL I Your favorilt Fruili, B.rnei, Vtgctablei, Mtati, Fiih and I I Fowl ars ALWAYS IN SEASON ol LOWEST MARKET PRICES I 1 when you buy them of i I peok-ieoion LOW - - - . , . ... ,,,.,,-1 " pricej and Freeie SjL . , " kBENHUR locker. ': Immediate, Delivery on Most Si'5 ; 1 feaW 1 .. THICK IN"1- 1 Vlb.N.9l"' lt0 I 9 cu. ff. size $344.00 Beat High Prices! 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Other action saw Hilt dump Trl-City, 12-8, in a 12-inning thril ler, while Crescent City ran over Central Point, 7-3. With only two games remain ing on the original schedule, plus rainedout makeup contests for Grants Pass, Trl-City, Medford and Ashland, Roseburg and Hilt hold the distinction of being the only clubs of the circuit to win from Grants Pass Merchants dur ing the season's play. Topsy-turvy game of the week was at Tri-City as l-orrest Loghry's South Douglas County crew knocked Hilt's Southpaw Lausieioi out oi tne dox ior seven runs. Jim Hess relieved Kenny I.aurance on the mound In the fifth as Tri-City led, 7-6. Hilt knotted the count in the ninth and play continued on even terms until the overtime twelfth frame, when the Loggers ran in four runs. Grants Pass' 30-8 slaughter of Medford went three hours and 10 minutes with the victors racking up 26 hits off 15 Rogue errors. At Central Point the Crescent City nine started out on the vic tory path with a five-hit, three run barrage in tlip'ihircl inning, winding up with 13 hits good for a 7-3 win. Next Sunday Roseburg's Chiefs go to Medford for a return game they having blanked the Rogues here, 4-0. Tri-City plays host to Central Point who edged them out previously, 4-3. Hilt plays at Grants Pass, and Crescent City visits Ashland. Jack Newby, relief hurler and outfielder. Friday night, Springfield's champion, either Richardson Allen or Booth-Kelly, will meet Squirt In a second game of the round robin series on Finlay Field. Baseball Standings Brooklyn Si. Louis .... New York .. Boston Chicago Cincinnati . .. Pittsburgh . Philadelphia NATIONAL vv ... 66 44 .62 46 ...57 47 ....59 50 ....51 58 .53 61 ...-I8 6-1 ...42 6(i Pet. .600 .574 .548 .541 .408 .465 .418 .389 AMERICAN W L Pet. New York 70 38 .648 Boston 58 48 .547 Detroit 55 49 ,529 Philadelphia 56 52 .519 Cleveland 51 52 .495 Chicago 50 60 .455 Washington 46 57 .447 St. Louis 39 69 .361 PACIFIC Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Portland Seattle Sacramento Hollywood San Diego COAST W L 77 59 70 65 .519 67 65 .508 67 65 .508 66 70 .485 64 71 .474 64 71 .474 63 72 .467 Pet. .566 Jujifsu Battle To Be Staged By Ross, Hayamaki Tony Ross, the Salem terror has gotten Into plenty of diffi culties because of the high opin ion he holds for his own prowess of a wrestler and fighter, and it appears he has come to grief again In accepting a challenge from Sugl Hayamaki at the Oriental's own game julitsu wrestling. The bout will headline Saturday's show at the Armory. Ross pulled a "cutie" here last Saturday night when he faked an Injury and then turned on Haya maki lo score the winning fall in a semi-final match. The Oriental grappler was more amazed at the lack of sportsmanship displayed by Rdss than the defeat and the more he thought of the Incident the more bitter he became. When Hayamaki eventually offered Ross a $500 bonus if he could de feat him in a regulation judo match, the villain accepted with out a second thought. Judo wrestling requires that both men wear judo jackets with canvas straps hanging down by which the wrestlers throw their opponents. There are no falls, the contest ending only when one op ponent Is unconscious or "tosses in the towel." It is a real "battle to the finish" and it looks like Ross has undertaken quite an assignment. The former southeastern mid- dleweisht boxing champion is confident. When Matchmaker Don Owen signed him he said, "I can beat that Jap anytime, anv- j place and wearing anytning using any kind of holds." He will have a chance to display his prowess. Some local rlngbirds re ported that Ross had confided in them that he has had experience with judo jackets and was fully aware of what he was doing. What Ross doesn't know, though, is that Hayamaki claims he has never been beaten in a judo match. Owen plans an outstanding supporting program of two other bouts. Al Szasz and Leo Karilenko will meet in a one-fall, 20-minute opener, and Pierre LaBelle and Jack Kiser clash In the semi-final. The three-star prograifi is ex pected to attract another record attendance. BUILDING BLOCKS --CHIMNEY BRICK Made of Sand and Gravel Concrete or Lightweight PUMICE Concrete Roseburg Concrete Products Co. P. O. Box 410 Phone 37F4 At Metzger's Cravel Pit, South of Town TUNA PRICES UPPED ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 12. P) Tuna prices were up to $515 a ton today, $5 a ton higher than the price in effect for two weeks and $105 higher than at the sea son's start. Landings here yesterday ex ceeded 100,000 pounds with an other 75,000 pounds reported at Ilwaco, Hannond and Warren-ton. SPECIAL JUDO EVENT Suqi Hayamaki vs. Tony Ross Semi Final Pierre LaBelle vs. Jack Kiser Opening Bout Al Szasz vs. Leo Karlinko W D B 8 T L I M G Roseburg Armory Saturday, Aug. 16, 8:30 P.M. I HOMtfUPNISHlNGS 1 ' THURSDAY ONLY EVENT BEDSPREADS LOVELY CHENILLES ROSE O BLUE O GREEN O PEACH O YELLOW O WHITE AUGUST 14th AUGUST 14th THURSDAY ONLY SAVE $ SAVE These lovely Chennile bed spreads are a remarkable sav ing fo you ... In plain colors . . . floral figured patterns with plain backgrounds . . . washable . . . colorfasf . . . :ind lovely is the word. Values Up io $17 only 7 95 YOUR CHOICE Phcne J 330 1 Nome Furnishings Jackson THE HOME OF PERSONALIZED SERVICE It We don' t tun our business for the luxury trade. We have no mink coats, no trench perfumes, no charge accounts, no deliveries. 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