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SIX NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1948 SATCHEL PAIGE BLANKS Oakland Defeats Angelenos; Seals Stop Hollywood Hr Tht Aitarlatta- PrMl Thincs are looking up for the Oakland Acorn Benin today. After taking thi consprutiv Pacific Coast League sPtbarks ftvtm thtrrl runUinn I i-ta Artrrnloa r-.-... c i i -. ' f tn sKina Inn; ennught to out- score the AnRels last night, 13 to 10. Lo Ancelpf eot away to a first Inning lead, featured by Glnxsop' 15th homer. The Ancels held on until the fifth, when the cc ond place Acorns uplurgpd for three rum, including Etten's 27th round-tripper. Manager Stenpel had a few un easy moment in the eighth, a the Angel ncored four times, thanks chiefly to Aherson's 20th home run with two aboard. But the Acorn bats were work ing well loo, and the Bay Area club kept on top. Relicfpr Speer was credited with the win. his ninth, and Adklns with his eighth loss. The San Francisco Seals main tained their three-game margin in first place by stopping Holly wood for the fourth straight time, 5 to 3. Perez wag the winning hurler. although he was yanked during a two-run Star rally in the eighth. The fifth place Portland club overwhelmed lowly Sacramento, 12 to 2, combining two Solon errors and four hits or six runs in the third frame. Pillete went the route for the Beavers, scattering seven safeties. Seattle and San Diego were rained out. Chicago Cardinals Swamp College All-Stars, 28 to 0 CHICAGO, Aur. 21 (Pt-The Chicago Cardinal, steam-rollering to the mnal decisive victory In the 15-year scries, handed Frank Leahy's Collepe All-Stan a stinging football lesson, 280. (Wore 101,220 at Soldiers Field last night. The All-Stan, who thought they had no much talent they could experiment with a T-formatlon and single wine attack again.it the Cardinal, were nearly awept off the mammoth lake front sta dlum by the National Football League champion. The slick, bruising Cardinal ripped the All-Star defense to hred with explosive running and deadlv nasslncr of Cnaeh Jimmy Conzelman'a version, of he T. inariev rrippi, fifth time In the playing his! All-Star pec-1 Pft0FIT$ NORTHWEST POULTRY ond DAIRY PRODUCTS will pay you the top local market prices for poultry t reported in today's paper. FEED mi NORTHWEST Poultry and Dairy Products 500 W. Lont S ? V 0 G We hove in stock for immediate delivery oil the fixtures, fittings, pipe ond septic tanks you need. Moke it o one stop for oil your plumbing needs of W. M. SANDALL CO. Highway 99 North Phone 1117-11 Licensed plumber available for installation or odvice if you desire. Baseball Standings By th AuoriatMl Pri AMERICAN rirvHand R'tnn Philadelphia Nw Yorlt .. Detroit St Louis ... Whiniton Chicaio 70 43 A2S . 4HA ! .400 : 334 I NATIONAL Ronton Brook I Pitubunh. Philadelphia Cincinnati .... Chlrafn PAf lllf: COAST San Franc taco Oa It land loi Anirlva .... SaHla Portland . Ran Dirge) . Hollvwond 70 74 in 1 . , ann tne American league-leading ! Indians' fourth straight whiie tarle he played lour lime with washing Jnh. the collegian showed the All-1 Thi tied a league record first Star how to lug the ball. set bv the Cleveland Club of 1903 Trippi, who scored the final equalled by the New York Yank Cardinal touchdown on a 13-vard ees in 1032. The Maor League pas from quarterback Ray Mai louf, carried the ball 14 time for 80 yards. The best collegiate ball-carrying performance was by Notre Pame' Bill Gomper. who went 36 yards in four tries. Notre Dame's Johnny Lujack had a hand in the only All-Star threat. I.ujack, off a lateral from Perry Mos, fired a 44-yard pass to Dan Edward of Georgia In the third period a the Collegians marched 84 yards to the Cardinal one. Flyod Simmon of Notre name wa smothered by Car dinal tackle on a fourth down to end this drive. Neilher the All Star offensive nor defensive could get up a real head of team. Chuck Conerly, triple threat tar from Missis sippi, made two yards In two bail carrying attempts. The Cardinals had 1 200-to-102-yaid edge by rushing and shaded the Collegians In passing, 133 to 132. Statistics reflected but little the sound trimming handed out by the Cardinals. The pro actually settled the issue In the first half when thev marched 80 and 82 yards for a 14 u nan time margin. Team 4 Tightens Hold At Bowling League Top Shlrtcllff and Chapin of team 4 look a firmer hold on first flace In Men' Doubles Bowling .eague play Thursday night as they took two out of three games from the second-ranking team 2 manned by Oman and Sargent. After howling a Itifi and l.Vi. C. Short added 100 pirn to his second game to post a sirling 1257 an1 take high Individual took hiph game honor. Oman series with fiOl for his three- game total. W offer poultrymen top quality feed our own brands of feed for poultry and livestock. Phon 210 CHISOX, 1-0 'Negro "Hurler DoeS 3-Hit Job for 2nd Straight Shutout By JOF. REICM.KR Associated Press Sport Writer No matter what President Bill V'eeck gave Satchel Paige, the I great Negro hurler. to sign with vH Cleveland Indian earlier ; this season, he would be a bar Mi gain at twice the amount. J?5 The 44 year-old. colorful right 41 hander already has earned his Mtt keep, aside from the won and i lost column. Lat night' crowd of 78,3X2 wa the largest ever to JJJ see a night game in Major Lea ms gue history. SI Paige shut out 'the Chicago White Sox, 10. for hi second, straight scoreless performance.! Mark Is six consecutive score less game, set by the 1903 Pitts burgh Pirates. ITie string of shutout innings pitched bv Indian hurler has reached 39, two short of the American League mark of 41 held by the 1903 Tribe. Paige last night permitted only three safeties, walked one and fanned five. Botox Grabs 2nd Place The Boston Red Sox climbed past the Philadelphia Athletic Into second place by sweeping a douhleheader from the Wash ington Senators, .V4 and 10-4. The Athletics were beaten by the Yankee. 6-2, to drop Into third place, three and a half game off the pace, and only one length In front of the Yankees. The Red Sox overcame a 41 deficit with three run In the ninth and another In the 10th to win the opener from Washing ton, 5-4. Stephen clouted a three run homer off Scarborough with two out in the ninth to send the game Into extra Innings. Spence. first Boston player to hat in the last of the tenth, blasted an other homer off Scarborough to decide the game. nor. I pom rTrMagXThePastiniers Face Home runs Doerr and latter with the base loaded, help ed Kramer register his 14th I pitching triumph for the Red 1 Sox In the second game. He has lost four. ' l.nnat nitcheH a hlttor Yankees took the series opener from the Athletics. It was his 12th victory.' Dlllinger hit a home run In the 10th inning to enable the St. Loui Brown to defeat the Ie trolt Tigers, S-4. The St. jn Cardinals moved w ithin a half game of the second place Boston Braves when thev defeated the Pittsburgh Pirate. 74 Pafko cracked hi 19th home run of the season and added a double and single to lead the Chicago cubs to a V2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Rain caused postponement of other scheduled games. Umpquo Chiefs Dated For Grants Pass Game The I'mpqua Chiefs travel to Grant Pas Sundav to meet the Old Timer In a regular Southern Oregon league baseball game Both team ate particularly T game. When they met earlier In the season, the Chiefs tonk a 6-2 nod on their own diamond. With only one game remaining for each team, both are deter mined to wind up the season with a pair of win. I.as! league appearance for the Chiefs will he Aug. 29 on Einlav Field when they meet the pace-! setting Cheney Stud of Central Point. 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Final Game With Springfield Team Sutherlin Pastime, Roseburg's district softball entry, will Journey to Springfield tonight for the final and deciding game In the double elimination series. The Pastimers are undefeated In playoff competition with Spring field and Cottage Grove follow ing in that order. Although the Sutherlin Ai: Star have (alien down in the fielding department with nine error in three games, their hit ting more than offset that. The Pastlmer a a team are hatting a lusty .355. Of their 38 hit in three game, the All-Stars have racked up one home run. three triple and nine doubles. The lo cal have outscored their oppo nent. 41 to 13. leading hitter I Jim White, former VKW catcher,' with a scorching .750-six hits in eight tries, excluding two walk. Chuck Taylor I hatting a Derfect 1 000 hut has plaved in only four of 24 full Innine. In til (,4 ! Raltlni Arfriiet I C. AR H H i v top .. .. . Whit Mnngviry Allfrt ' Hok U tmhorlir I -rnr J'v" ! I l.aurnc ... ' an( Jack Snapp Knocks Out Jiminei in Fifth Round MKRRII.U Ore.. Aug. 21.- T -Jack Snapp. Merrill middle weight, scored a knockout half way through a scheduled 10- I round bout in his first boxing ap peatance in hi home town last . night. I Snapp sent Pedro Jiminei. San Francisco, through the ropes and to the grou d wi.h a sha rlgh JCr-.""" '" minute, of the fifth ; round. I A crowd of 4.VM . record for' Southern Oregon aw the match whose profits will go to lighting the athletic field here In a sn round middleweight1 emt wlndun .lack Cha 1. An. ; geles, knocked out Joe Iive. Val- i leio. in the second. Montv Mont-1 gnmery. Klamath Falls, decision- . ed Jerry Smtz, Klamath Falls, In In six round featherweight match, and Tommy Cello. Vallelo. out pointed C.eorge Price. Merrill. In the four-round lightweight op- ener. 1 Cohort of Gerald Smith ; Will Name Candidates ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 2n-(T Fol lowers of Oi aid U K". Smith as. i emhlcd here todav to form a new politlral party and nominate can. ' didates fin- president and vice- 1 president. - llIIiJllMt'tl Time iFROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer ) tmi rat I h i i '-r.T ii y : ill i i WW T W ,w I f-VC : 'X I I Swstirs to Sf I f P. mfifsr s. totrr 1 . 1 1 x5vvu re Q aj 1 J X -I B store I leeve, Mr, Wump, is there anything you'd like to re mind me of that I was supposed to remind you of?" Navy Quota lipped For ROTC Study.' OREGON STATE COLLEGE The quota of naval R.O.T.C. contract student at Oregon State College for this fall has been increased to 77 men. Cap tain Clyde M. Jensen. I'.S.N., pro fessor of naval science, has been informed by the navy depart ment. Thou 77 rnntrar ttirtent. will! - be in addition to the regular! j n"va K.u. I.t . students who are on naw scholarships. These scholarship cover all tuition ro""- textbook and normal fee and Drnvirie S.V) monthlv livint? allowances in addition. Contract students may take examinations Enrollment a a contract stud JUJ ent will assure four years of .mn uninterrupted college work as JL" each student will be deferred by Mj his draft board under authority xv of the secretary of defense, Cap " tain Jensen points out. Karh ano contract student must agree to J? accept a commission In the nav- , nl reserve or the marine corp xss reserve upon graduation and to serve two years on active dutv las a commissioned oficer if need led In event of a national emei g encv. Naval R.O.T.C. graduate un- TRACTOR SERYICE DIESEL AND GAS Combine! and all Farm Equipment FRED GOETZ DirdM VillT Pifls. Rawburs. Or. t. S. Kr-S 11 rtimw - Under New Management CHEVRON GAS STATION Jackson end Douglas Dutch Mills Prop. By Jimmy Hatlo ClkJD WHO BOUGHT IT? VOU GUESSED IT JIOTTA HIPPS. ON HE2 IT LOOKS LIKE A COPING SOOLE WITH A LOOSE GMCH drr tht scholarship procrnm r- i I rrivpd rogular commission on J th same rwsis a graduate of I tne L. b. iaval Academy i City Manager Signor Of Grants Pass Resigns GRANTS PASS, Ore., Aug. 21. - i.-I'i-C. V. Signor, who holds the combined positions of Grams Pass City Manager and superin tendent of the Water Commis- ' I tcmner aVn nr Morrin Milbank announ ced that applications for the two positions will he received at once. Signor said he is acceptine em ployment with a Globe, Ariz.. 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