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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 8. 1948 THIRTEEN 4k II VI L 1 JO Wv w I t "y. &J. ygj BERLIN AD MEN Sinduloh mrn for Berlin idvtr. ' tislnt firm piusf on boulfvird In Grrm.n C'apiLI. Sides Chosen For All-Star Classic nv .TERRY LISk'A CHICAGO. July 8 J.pv-The ide vpr rhnsrn for the major lepue' l.Vh all-star Rame al St. Louii Tuesday with the comple tion today of the domineering American League's ful squad. The hot-shots from the junior circuit, 2-1 winners at WriRley field in Chicago last year, u HI he sluRginp for their 11th dcci ion over the National Iaeupt'S. Manager Kurky Harris round ed out his 2.i player American roster by nominating eight pitch ers and nine replacements for the starters named at the other ei;ht positions in a nationwide poll of fans. The National League's squad was marshalled to full hattle size yesterday ny Manager Leo Durocher w ho elected only six pitchers - two under par for the all star course. Brooklyn Lippv took up the slack hy picking four For Information about Thf nnn-rf 'julatf for unifnnn full mm mi W I. 1 L 4-. jt-.-- 1 third hasomrn instead of the cuit tomary pair. Pilot Harris own New York Yankees urahbpd the most Amer ican ail-sia. berths, six. including pitchers Vic Kaschi and Joe Page, the perennial reliefer. The rip-roHrin" Clexelnnd In- dians placed five solid candidates, among the the hurling "Bohsv" twins. Keller and 1-emon. 1 Boston and Pr fruit landed four player each. Washington and Philadelphia each had two nomi nees. Chicago nnd St. Louis con tributed one apiece for all-star representation hy all eight clubs. VILLAGE SEES FIRST AUTO GRENOHLK. France i.V Mnntfort, a tiny Alpine village near the .talian bonier, snw its first automobile recent'v when a contractor liom the town of Aiguebelle took a priet and a rural policeman up the mule tracks in a jeep. Teen age rs represent one fourth of the total number, of home sewers. TWIN WAT" call J roa?ted flavor. COFFEE IN TWO KINDS-DRIP rt'.tt&S DODGERS POST SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN Braves Yictims In 11 Frames; Indians Win Behind Feller Bv JOK REICHLER Associated Press Sporn Writer ! The unpredictable Brooklyn Dodgers were riding high today on the wings of a six-game win ning streak -and threatening to catch the leaders before the, ! month is out. i The latest Brooklyn victory march not only enhanced the Dodger's chances to retain their I National League championship, but may have halted, for the time I being at least, rumors that Leo ! ! Durocher is on the way out as manager. It is no secret that Durocher must make a good showing this year or quit. Meanwhile, the Dodgers find ; themselves in the best position j they've been all season. Last i night's 4-3 victory in 11 innings over the Boston Braves at Eh 1 bets field left them in fifth place, only a game behind the firit division New York iiiants. Feller Notches Victory ! The Cleveland Indians main tained their slim 10-percentage point bulge on the Philadelphia Athletics in the American I-eague ! race hy trouncing the Chicago White Sox. lft-2. The A's also won their game, edging out the Yank ees at New Yoik, 4 3. Boh Keller hurled his ninth victory for the tiibe. pitching shutout ball after ihe first inning. The ceKar-dwel. line White Sox rapped Feller for two runs on three hits in the first inning. Hank Majeski, a Ynnkee cast- Off. was tne nig gun mr tne a s. The hardhitting third baseman walloped a home run and triple to drive in three runs agaimt his former mates. Trailing 2-ti. the Washington Senators suddenly came to Hie with a five run rally in the top of the ninth to nip the Red Sox at Boston, 7-6. Manager .!o Mr C';u ; . who started with Bon Eerri!. ued five pitchers in .t frantic attempt to nalt the Nats. Newhouter Blanks Browns Hal Newhouser became the first Detroit pitcher to twirl a shutout this seaon w hen he blanked the St. Iouis Browns, A fnr his 12th iv-tory. He has lost SIX. Pittsburgh moved pat St. Wi btlitW in tlgnt -specialty those about the careful handling of good and safe operation of vehicles. The habit of doing the job safely and well is ingrained in our "rwiNWAr" personnel through training and etperience. Our IV-im 1 Horn -fo-Horn Moving Srric givt vo clwie at rwo fmm troys of mov mg your pottotu'oas of whkk k tfiom to mtt yom spoeio Mods, Wo oro oVto oponfs for Nortii Amorieon Voo Lmu 221 Spruec St. Phoni 31 IUWN ANO HKOIATOR Baseball Standings 'By th Aunrlatad Praaai Cleveland Philadelphia Naw York Bnitnn . Detroit Unninilnn .. St Lo'ji Chiraffo - NATIONAL R nut on PittatKtrfh .. St Lui Saw York Brnnkhn Philadelphia Cincinnati Chirafo 'nm pacific coat San Franriaro Oakland San Dirfft .. .. I o Anfflfi . . Sattlr Hol! wood Portland Sacramento Louis Into second place in the National League by defeating the Cardinals. 2-1. The Pirates cored t he t le break! ne tun in the top of the ninth when Wally ii' .1.-1.- ..11.... Dlnk L'inor's double with a run producing single. The Pirates now trail the Braves by 2i games. larrv Jansen limited the Phila delphia Phillies to two hits in pitching the New York Giants to a 70 triumph. He had a no hitter until Richie Ashhurn sciatched an infteld hit in the seventh. Jnhnn Mi collected four hits off Curt Simmons. Hopping off to a Ml load in the fiipt inning, the Cincinnati Reds went on to gain an eay 1-3 victory over the Cubs in Chicago. Softball League Scheduled Revised City Snfthall League Manaeer Cet" SherTiod announced last night that a revision (or the re mainder ot the league schedule is ncce;try. According to Sherwood. Friday, July 9. was left open for make-up games and since only one of surh is to he played, the games origi nally scheduled for the thiee playing dates of next week will he moved ahead. Games originally scheduled for July 12 will he played this Fri day. Games scheduled for July 14 and In will Ik- pUved instead on July 12 and 14. ics(cctivcly. The revised schedule for the remainder of first half play fol lows and managers should ad vise their team members accord ingly; July 9 VKW vs. Pepsi-Cola at 7:13: Suther'ln vs. Montgomery Wards. July 12 I'mtxiua Plywood vs. Pepsi Cola at i.lS; Youngs Bay vs. Wards. July 14 VFW vs. Sutheilin at 7 13; 'l'mpqua Plywood vs. Youngs Hay. O.S.C. BoosFers Club is Planned About IS Roeburg Oregon State College alumni met Tues dav noon with roaches and ath letic directors from the college, who are on tour of the state. The meeting was held in the Shalimar Room of the. Rainbow Cafe I,on Miner, head football coach; Slats Gill, head basketball coach; Roy S. (Spect Keene, athletic director, and Rob Knoll, new alumni manager, were on the tour. The meeting was informal. Ray Puckett, graduate with the da; of lf44, wa delegated to organ on OSC Ro inters Cluh in Roebllt g. The visitor gave a brief resu me of the athletic pictuie for th coming year, and dicused plans for the new basketball pavilion and foothull stadium The pavi lion will nt he ready for thi coming season. -itt i hoped to be rompleted for the following tear, they reported. Football sta dium plan.-, are indefinite. Kiabihed at SaUm In lfi4. he Willamette lniverit, found ed hy a pioneer miMonnt v. ,Iaon lee.'who came to Oregon in 18'it. is the oldest institution of higher learning west of the state nf Missouri. II EAT HEAT-BEATER. Oaks Beat Seals; I Portland s Tote Blanks San Diego Bv RILL PFCKKR 'Asociatd PrM Sporta Wrltr Lefty O'Poul, it seems certain, can'i take much more of this sort of thing. The San Francisco skipper, whose Coast League leading Seals have fought off one chal lenge after another, had to view the dismal sight of his pitcher. Will Werle. walking home Oak J, land's winning tally with one out i7 in the last of the 10th inning last i nipht. prt 1 The 3 2 victory evened the ser M7 ies at a game apiece and again "J moved the Oaks into a virtual vs first place tie, a mere three per n rentage points hack of the Seals. 1?? Werle, southpaw stvlist. had a six-hit shutout going Into the ninth. Then four hits- with Krnie Lombarrii's double and Ray Ham rick's single the key blows -tied the score at 2atl. In the 10th, two singles and a walk loaded the hases with one iaVav Wet le rouldn't find the plate to Lod Christopher, and Cookie Lavagetto the goat of Tuesday's series opener was! forced home with the deciding run. Angels. Padres Tied Los Angeles" Red Lynn became the first PCL pitcher to win 12 games by defeating Hollywood. 13-IS. It "was his first triumph since .Tune 12. He allowed 14 hits, hut could afford it. The Angels smacked 19, including a homer by Bill Schuster. The Angels bobbed hack into a third place tie with San Piego. The Padres' big bats were si lenced by Portend righthander Jim Tote. ."V0. Tote's six-hit w hite w ash halted San Piego's w in streak at six. Reaver John Ruck er drove in two runs with a homer and double. 'Hie debut of Sacramento's 18- ycar oM tiichie .Mcp went awrv as the vounjrter walked -seven Seattle batters and gave up seven hits in les than four frames. The Rainier Herb Karpel hreeed from there to an 11 1 victory. Hillis I-avne had a triple and three singles. Keill Sheridan homered. Pepsi-Cola Nips Wards, Squirts Trim Youngs Bay A large number of soft hall fans ; were on hand at Finlay Field list ! night to see the Pepsi-Cola nine outrun Montgomery Ward. 104. . and watch the Squirts come from behind to post a .11 victory over Youngs Ray. j With last night' wins, Pepsi Cola climbed to the .MtO mark -n the league ladder and the Squttts finished their play in the first half of the Summer Softball Le.igne piny with five wins and one low It looked like a walk aw av for TVpi-Coa in the last half of the f'rt inning when a home run bv .Meyers, a double bv Richardson i and two singles brought in five runs. Rut the Waid team came bark strong in the top of the second to score three runs as Ihe first three batters hit safely to shorten the lead to two runs, j Pepsi-Cola hatters were hot and 'lacked up another two runs in j their half of the second on one 1 hit and two Ward errors. The last Ward score came in the top half of the third, w hen Church w alked and scored from third on Ober houeer's long fly to ripht field. The Cola scin ing parade stopped momentarily in the next two inninL" hut it came back in the hist of the fifth to scoie Ihrer inns on pi-Kir handling of Meyers hard hit single through second The Waid bos had a chance to piolong the h;ll game in the first of the sixth when ihev filled the bases with one aw a v. Rut the ret two hitti'is couldn't connect for a hit nd the sronng threat halted. Youngs R;y dtew first Mood In the evening's finale w h-n Pitcher filen Fortws connected to hlat a long ti iple into center fietd , Stauber walker) and stole second to put i miners on second and j third wiih no out-. The next hat tor flicd out to third hut Fdger came through with a long fly 'to right field and Forties cored Theyll Do It Every O! THO VACATION TOPS- SEEMS LIKE WHENEVER THE MAHARAJAH IS DRIVING, THE CCUO IS SOMETHING LIKE THIS TfW DRIVE FOR A WHILE standing up. Vonnie Raker's throw to the plate was in time to catch Stauber and Ramp struck out to retire the sides. Squirt filled the bases In their half of the second with two away hut the next hatter flied out to the first baseman to nip off a vissihle score. Again in the last of the third, the Squirts had run ners in scoring position but the batsmen failed to produce. The top of the Squirt hatting order came up in the last of the lifth and L. Raker led off with a single through second. Fred Schemer laid down a perfect hunt and both runners advanced on 11 in Laui-once's sacrifice. A fielder's choice handling of V. Baker's grounder backfired as both runners scored on the throw to the plate. 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