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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1948
Boston Red Sox
Slash Cleveland
Lead to Half-Game
By JOE REICHLER
AMOcUtad Prm Sports Writer
The rampaging Boston Red
Sox owe much of their amazing
uphill climb to their great key
stone combination shortstop
Vern Stephens and Bobby Doerr.
Sparked by the brilliant all
around play of this pair, the Red
Sox today were in second place
In the American League stand
ings, only half a game behind the
pace-setting Cleveland Indians.
Stephens and Doerr accounted
for three of Boston's four runs
yesterday as the Sox whipped
the Washington Senators, 4-1. It
was Boston's fourth straight over
the Senators and the 10th victory
in their last 12 games.
It proved proftable Sunday
tor the Sox as the Indians
dropped a doublrheader to the
cellar-dwelling Chicago White
Sox, 81 and 4-3, to lose a game
and a half to Boston.
The red hot New York Yan
kees also gained ground, whip
ping the Philadelphia Athletics,
10-0. to climb within two games
of the Indians. The As, now In
fourth place, are three games off
the pace.
Doerr was the big gun of the
Red Sox' victory yesterday. The
Oregonian hammered his 23rd
home run with Stephens aboard
in the third Inning off Thompson
to put the Sox ahead 20. Doerr
walked In the eighth and tallied
one of Boston's two runs In that
inning.
The Yankees made It three In
a row over the A's as Raschi, an
old Philadelphia nemlsls, former
ly of the Portland Beavers,
pitched a four-hit shutout for his
17th victory against five defeats.
Raschi helped his own cause with
a Dases ioaded double and a sin
gle to drive In three runs.
Filler Routed In 6th
The White Sox not only
whipped the Indians twice, but
knocked out Bobby Feller in the
sixth Inning of the first game.
The Chisox added Insult to In
Jury when Seerey, w ho was dis
carded by the Tribe, poled a two
run homer to sink the Indiana
Jn the second game.
Blasting Newhouser for eight
hits In less than five innings, in
cluding a home run by Prlddv.
the St. Louis Browns walloped
the Detroit Tigers, 10-1. Santord
permitted only three hits for his
ninth victory. It was Newhous
er's ninth defeat. He has won 15.
The Boston Braves moved two
games ahead of the runner-up
Brooklyn Dodgers, coming from
behind to win. 4 3, on rookie
Clint Conatser's eighth inning
home run with one on.
The Pittsburgh Pirates ruined
the St. Louis Cardinals' chances
of taking over second place when
they tallied three times in the
10th to win 41. The defeat left
the third place Redhlrds two per
centage points behind the Dodg
ers and two games from the
Braves.
The New York Giants moved
Into a virtual fourth place tie
with Pittsburgh hy defeating the
Philadelphia Phillies twice, 9-4
and 30. The second game v.as
called In the Giants' half of the
fifth because of rain.
Schmltz earned his 14th tri
umph as the Chicago Cubs
trounced the Cincinnati Reds.
Major League
Baseball Leaders
iBr lh. AMortattd Prewi
American
Batting Williams. Boston,
.3TS; Boudreau, Cleveland, .35.
Runs Batted In Stephens,
Boston, 112; DIMaggio, New
York, 108.
Home Runs Di.Maggio, New
York. 27; Stephens, Boston. 26.
Pitching Kramer, Boston,
14 4 .778; Raschi, New York, 17-5
.773.
National
Batting Musial, St. Louis,
.384; Dark, Boston, .33.1.
Runs Baited In Mize, New
York, 97; Musial, St. Louis. 96.
Home Runs Klner, Pitts
burgh, 32; Mize, New York, 31.
Pitching Brecheen, St. Louis,
15-4 .789; Chesnes, Pittsburgh, 9-3
.7VI
10-3, to move within a game and
a half behind the seventh place
Kcuiegs.
Seals Boost Coast
League Lead; Oaks,
Angelenos Split
Br Tilt AuHlilfl rrtu)
1 .01 Angeles grabbed its series
with Oakland, four games to
imee, dui uaKiana nas gone
home still in second place to
day while San Francisco leads
the Pacific Coast League pro
cession by a margin of four
games.
The Seals captured six of the
seven games from Hollywood,
which got Its only victory in yes
terday's first game, 11 to 2. The
Stats appeared to have the sec
ond game won, going into the
final Inning, hut the Seals scored
twice to tie and Tobin stole
home with the winning counter.
It was a 6-5 San Francisco ver.
diet..
The Angeles whipped Oakland
in yesterday's nightcap, 4 to 2,
on Lynn's four-hit pitching, after
the Oaks had taken the first one.
11 to 3. Lynn registered his 17lh
triumph of the season.
Seattle made it a clean sweep
In the seven-game series with
the fast slipping San Diego
Padres, winning both ends of
the Sunday doiibieheader, 8 to 2
and 4 to 0. Rapp. Seattle left
fielder, rlouted two homers in
the second game, which also was
highlighted by a triple play ex
ecuted hy San Diego. The vic
tories raised Seattle above the
.500 mark for the first time in
weeks.
Portland and Sacramento split
their twin hill. The Beavers took
the first, 8 to 3, and Sacramento
the next, 4 to 1. Portland cap
tured the series, five games to
two. Di Biasl scored his lnth vic
tory of the season in the oKner.
nnms Ki-iM ine neavers SCOi'e-
lesn until the final lnnmg of the
nightcap, when an unearned run
spoiled his shutout.
There has never been a score
less first half In an Orange Howl
football game.
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Baldwin. Wurlltrer,
Oulbraneen
Ott's Plane Dept.
at Lund's Radio Store
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That we seek, through cooperative efforts of local, state and national
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Thot new cors are being distributed fairly and equitably, with every
consideration being given to our community's interest.
That new cars will be sold at established prices current ot time of de
livery, and no bonus payments or premiums of any kind will be ac
cepted. Thot fair and reasonable value is given for every used car token in
trade; while we hope customers having used cars will, as in the past,
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Angelo, Hessell
Defeat Holmback
In Mat Tussle
Eric Holmback, the 262 pound
behemoth from Seattle, failed to
live up to his boast of being able
to dispose of two lighter oppo
nents in a 30minute time limit
Saturday night in the Roseburg
Armory, and as a result forfeited
$:w put up in the ring against
his opponents, Bruno Angelo and
Gordon Hessell.
Holmback, matching brute
strength and bulk against agility
of the smaller wrestlers, succeed
ed in putting Angelo out of com
mission for the first fall after
13 minutes, but Hessell managed
to weather the huge wrestler's
thrusts by clever maneuvering to
stav the remaining 17 minutes.
The huge ex-football player
displayed his tremendous
strength by breaking Hessell's
full nelson holds by raising his
aims and tensing his muscles
time after time, and coming out
of Hessell's hcadlocks, by merely
picking the latter up bodily and
slamming him to the floor.
Three times Hessell threw his
full weight into Sonnenberg butts
against the muscle man's stom
ach, only to he brushed off like a
feather. However, an unexpected
dropkirk to Eric's chest, sent him
sprawling on the canvas.
Angelo used different tactics
against Holmback. In retaliation
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VICTORIA VICTORIOUS! Victoria
defeated Vancouver in the final
and deciiive gam of the Rugby
Championship, 8 to 0 Thia ia the
third atraight aeaon Victoria
' hat competed undefeated.
RICORD ROIL Idleman, of the
; Multnomah Bowling Club of
Portland set a new record for
the interstate cocked hat tourna"
ment when he scored SO. This
beats the record formerly held
by Or, Harrison, by eight pins,
?90f
Wl WAS ROiilDi Toco ma Hlah
Salt ball toon rsrtwrntsj from Olympic)
ftr bolrtf iMid, -S, claiming
rhy t bMui f poor tjocltiont by
Untalr Atpinwallj tli claim that
Aipinwall, while tKtlng vmalr,
(Mhi rhsj Olympic (mm,
SHORT ITioib Carl Riupp, Ben
Coleman ind Oscar Hollan leave
Tacoma December 10th to walk
to Chicago. Coleman and Hollan
dropped out at Spokane but
Rsupp finished the trip in S7
days.
tyyr cotUMiia uiwitif.. iNCeiM-w MiJirVf
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Are Members of The N. A.
for the latter's roughness, Angelo
heat him to the floor with his
lists several times. Holmback
favorite punishment Inflictor was
getting his opponent in a corner,
then repeatedly slamming his
massive hulk against him while
Referee Ellon Owen attempted
to pull him off. Hessell solved
this one, however, by quickly
dropping to the floor between
thrusts and crawling out between
Holmback's legs.
Holmback showed considerable
sed for a man of his size, but
the lighter fellows easily side
stepped him to send him flying
against the rojies or to the mat,
when the big fellow would rush
in for a hold.
Angelo fell prey to a body slam
and body press, after being bat
tered in the corner ropes. Hair
pulling, slugging and every other
form of dirty tactics went into
the fray. On one occasion, when
Eric was displaying his great
strength after breaking Hessell's
full nelson. Hessell drop kicked
to the back and sent him through
the ropes.
Other Results
The preliminary bout pitted
Angelo against Danno MacDon
ald. Angelo took the first fall
with a Boston crab after 6 mln
utes. The second fall went to
MacDonald on a foul, when Bru
no repeatedly choked his oppo
nent, then engaged Referee Ellon
Owen In fisticuffs, until fans at
the ringside grabbed the wrest
ler and dealt blows of their own.
Angelo had to be escorted from
the ring by deputies brandishing
guns, but the crowd forgot all
ONI-MAM TIAMi Im Schlich, pmf
Inf tor St. Viel.r'i feerball !, ur4
100 sinu di tlngl gam against
Lona. H. Kt4 11 t.O. ) J I r.A.T.
!
NIPPON! NIP If The Univer
sity ot Washington Baseball'
team on a tour ot Japan lose, $
to 0. to the Waseda University
at Tokyo.
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A DIAD IINOiRi Guy Zimmer
man of Sac City, Iowa, in a
horseshoe game against Dean
Brown of Riverside, California,
pitched 28 consecutive double
ringers, meaning 56 ringers in 56
pitches.
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IHOailST riOHTi Al C.vtar., lew.
I.t.n, Me., lightweight, K. O'ea) lal.h
Wollen ,t Montreal with an. punch In
0Vi Mndf el the flrtf ravntt. This
time Inclwdeel the cewnt.
ROSEBURG
D. A.
about their hate for the vllllan,
as they cheered him when he
went up against Holmback in
the final match. The two wrest
le then went the remaining
minutes to a draw.
In the other 30-mlnute prelim
inary, Tiger Steve Nenoff took
the onlv fall of a rugged combat
with Itessell, with a punishing
standing long arm bar after 20
minutes wrestling. Nenoff dis
played surprising strength and
stamina for a man of his age, and
came out of slugfests on the long
end more than once. Hessell at
one time grabbed both ends of
Nenoff's long mustache as re
taliation for Nenoff's hair pull
ing. He had the "Bully of the
Balklns" practically shedding
tears before Referee Owen final
ly broke Hessell's hold. The bout
ended in a flury of fisticuffs.
rnnrttvin nf ' ha CO AnhJAl..n.
in Miaml'i 14-game Orange Bowl
series have been scored on plays
covering ou yaras or more.
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Los Angeles manufacturer of
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District Court here yesterday
charging that a St. Louis com
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