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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1949)
TRYS IO0Y ENGLISH Dr. Ctry Middlecoff, n.wly crowned Nation! Open champion, attempt! to halp hit ball as ht applies body engliih after making couple of shots in the Motor City Open at Detroit, Mich., in which he was a co-winner along with Lloyd Mangrum, At left he trys to help his ball to the left as he approaches fifth green in regular play and at right he trys to give his ball a push as it stops about an inch short of the tup in playoff with Mangrum. Playoff went eleven holes .without either man maining an advantage. (AP Wirephotol. Which Pitcher Won? You Guess Who was the winning pitcher? - Two schools of thought advanc ed their ideas on the subject of whether Vic Lewis or Roy Long MOVING PIANOS . STOVES REFRIGERATORS CRATING . PACKING STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES Agent for Lyon Van Lines Phone 927 Evenings, 320-J-3 ROSEBURG Transfer & Storage SUIT ANSULAnDii 5 AGANST H0T pavement ""B tV'yi PJTjI You actually walk on air in these handsome Crosby II Square shoes. A honeycombed layer of air cells yrjj r: lies between the insole ond outsole ... it insulates sSiJ Sj5- against hot summer pavement ond keeps your EJl Kuil Eui feet cool. Come in soon , , . treat your feet to ejJ jpv'rj E ' o pair of Crosby Squares. sj-pi mm J J ,1 j h Lit ImMeii i ! pSTl 229 N. Jackson In Roseburg teT ' fc&J feJ Sutherlin Apparel in Sutherlln m m m s 0 lie m m nap m it. 'fesfi?) was the winning pitcher of the Reedsport-Roseburg game, played here Tuesday night. With Reedsport . ahead .3-2, in the top of the seventh, Vic Lewis was replaced by pinch-hitter Bunky Hill when Roseburg came to bat. During the inning, Rose burg scored five times. Roy Long came into the game In the top of the eighth. ' One group said Lewis was out of the game when Hill took over. Rose burg went ahead after that, so the succeeding pitcher was credit ed with the win. . The other, group says Lewis was the winner, as Long had not thrown a ball until after the game was won. The rule book apparently does not cover the situation. Perhaps "The Phantom" won the game for the Chiefs, Who knows? BASEBALL STANDINGS AMERICAN LKAOUI W L Pet. .633 .367 .537 .526 .525 .402 .403 .300 New York 38 22 Detroit 34 26 Philadelphia 3 27 Uleveiana .... so 27 Bolton .. 31 28 Washington 29 .10 Chicago 25 37 St. .Louie IB 42 NATIONAL 1.EA01JS W L Brooklyn 36 24 St. Louis 3S 24 Philadelphia 35 28 Boston 34 28 New York 30 29 Cincinnati 25 34 Pittsburgh 24 38 Chicago 22 38 .503 .536 .348 .508 .424 .400 .307 rAcirio coast leagui Hollywood 57 31 Seattle 50 39 Sacramento .42 42 San Diego ..43 44 Oakland .43 44 Portland .3 48 San Francisco 38 . 48 Loa Angeles 3S S2 Pet. .640 .562 .500 .494 .494 .404 .437 .401 YOURSELF Sactos Gain 1st Division By Win Over Oakland By GRAHAM BERRY Associated Prase Spartswriter The Senators from Sacramento have legislated themselves into the first division of the Pacific Coat League. They advanced from fifth place Monday to third yesterday at the expense of Oakland. With the aid oi nomen oy wait Dropo, nic Coscarart and Joe Marty, the Solons set back the 1948 circuit champions. The three Acorn runs came In the eighth on five hits off Bob Gillespie, the winner. Lou Tost drew the Acorn defeat, although giving away to Frank Nelson and lorn seats. Pinky Woods notched his 11th win in hurling the front-running Hollywood Stars to a 13-1 win over San Diego. The loss dropped the Padres to. a tie for fourth with Oakland. The sixth-place Portland Beav ers, late cellar-dwellers, racked up their seventh consecutive win over San Francisco, 7-3. It was righthander Hal Saltzman's eighth triumph. Seattle came from behind to trip Los Angeles 6-4, amassing four tallies in the eighth. Tennis Tourney For Men Planned Drawings Dated Plans were comDleted last night for a Roseburg men's ten nis tournament. Due to lack of interest In the other groups, it was decided to have just the men's tournament and allow men and boys of all ages enter, reported Marlen Yoder, YMCA general secretary. There will be singles and doubles play, but the pian is io not start the doubles until the singles have reached the semi-final round. In the singles, the nnpnlnp matches will Be two' out of three sets, while in the semi-finals and finals it will take three out of five sets to win. Four players will be needed. The remaining names will be drawn Sundav morning, June 26. This drawing will take place at the Roseburg High School tennis courts and be conducted by Royd Bruton. in tne matches, the Dlavers will be expected to furnish their own equipment. It is suggested that the two ' players share in buying a can of balls and allow the winner to keep the balls after their match. It is ud to the players to contact each other for tne playing of matches. since the drawing is to be Sun day, the last time anyone mav sign up to play will be Saturday. a sign-up sneet is located at the high school courts. This tournament was started by Bruton and will be conducted under the auspices of the YMCA. Kiouons wm be awarded to the champions. NO JOB TOO TOUGH Trouble Shooters Rout Black Widow' No repair Job Is too difficult nor too dangerous for Roy Long and Rusty Steinberger of Roy and Rusty's Appliance repair, 510 N. Jackson St. While attempting to locate trouble in a fractured washing machine at a client's home on Wednesday, the trouble shooters met face to face with an out-sized black widow spider, which had set un housekeeDine In a web un der the washer. They captured the dangerous damsel and presented It to a news man with a spider phobia. He dis patched the arachnid with dis patch, Mt. Lassen in California Is the only active volcano in the United States. o WEST BEATS THROW Norm West, Chiefs' first baseman, beats out a throw to third after gaining first on a walk. The above picture shows West beating out the ball by a nose. West later scored on right fielder Jerry Coen's single to center, (Rod Newland picture). Softball Games Slated Tonight Two City League so ft ball games are on tonight's agenda at Finlay Field. Four teams, comprising the Roseburg League, battle on the diamond, with Schemer Squirts and Veterans of Foreign wars starting the twilight action at 7:15. Roseburg Elks and Ump qua Plywood are opponents in tne nigntcap. The first league game of the season was played Monday night, at which time VFW beat Umpqua fiywooa, 6-o, in a seven-inning senerner squirts and Roseburg Elks, still lacking a full crew. followed with a practice game. Last year, Schemer Squirts were co-champions with Suther lin Pastime. Pastime represent ed Roseburg in the state playoffs by winning a one-game city play off here. Lack of time prevented the Squirts from fighting back in a twoout-of-three series until after Pastime returned from the state tourney. squirts won the second game of the three-game series, but more delays prevented the third and final game from ever being played. The two clubs let It go at that. The first life insurance policy on record was issued in England in i3tM. For Greater Selection 9 Best Values Two-Piece! Three AT ) PLAY ' ($.. SUITSB 2" 5" i - . , Midriffs! Peasant Types! Goy prints Each suit in the Craig selection is new, smart and perfect for wear on oil summer occasions. Compare these values . . . then buy and save! Distributed In Roseburg By Bates Candy Co. - Neee! Off-the Shoulder Typet LEAGUE LEADERS (By the Associated Press) AHialt'AN 1.IAGII BATTING Kell, Detroit, .333; DiMeg lio, Boston, .323. RUNS BATTED IN Williams. Boston, g0: Stephens. Boston. 65. HOME RUNS wtlllama, Boston. IT: Stephens, Boston, and Joost, Philadel phia. 16. PITCHING Sewell. Pittsburgh. -4-0: Branca, Brooklyn. 8-1. NATIONAL LIAGI'I BATTINO Robinson. Brooklyn, .366; Schoendlenst. St. Louis. .348. RUNS BATTED IN Robinson, Brook lyn. 56: Hodira, Brooklyn. tS. HOME RUNS Klner. Pittsburgh. 18; lluilal. St. Louis, 13. PITCHING Rascht, New .York, 11-1; Reynolds. New York. T-l. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT (By the Associated Press) NEW YORK Steve Bellolse, 169, New York, stopped Clare, Bailey, 1M, Ingel- wood. N. J., a. SCRANTON, Pa Bert Lytell. 16B. Fresno. Calif., outpointed Chubby Wright 170. Reading. Pa., 10. NEW ORLEANS Jackie Weber. 133(4, Pawtucket, R. I., outpointed Anthony Arnona, 137, New Orleans, 10. In the first attempt at coloniza tion of Arcadia, 1598, the French landed 60 convicts on Sable Is land. GET km1?! 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