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SCREENS Screen Doors Screen Wire Window Screens PAGE LUMBER & FUEL 164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242 Angelenos Edge Hollywood In 9th By GRAHAM BARRY - fAsaocUtcd Press Sporu Writer) The Los Aneeles Angels, eel- ' lar-dwellers In the Pacific Coast league standings, slapped down i the front-running Hollywood TIM HEN ROLLER BEARINGS Specializing in SKF, Timkin, Hyatt and New Departure Bearings and National Oil Seals for all Automotive and ' Industrial Equipment. H. L. PRITCHARD CO. GRANTS PASS, ORE. 507 East "G" St. Phone 3646 MEDFORD, ORE. 126 North Front Phone 5227 Stars, 3-2, In their civil war series opener Tuesday night. A lucky run in the ninth turned the trick. Wayne Terwilllger and Cece Garriott walked. "Twig" took third, then broke for home as Clarence Maddern bounced an easy to hurler Willie RamsdelL Kamsdell tried for a double play i and whirled toward second. Ter ; williger came on in, Cal McLlsh j was the winner. Jo Jo White, .former Seattle I manager, fanned In the ninth with the tying Hollywood run on I base. It was his debut with the Stars. i Second place Sacramento, fighting toward the top of the heap, advanced to within seven I games of the Stars by tripping i San Diego 7-1. Bob Gillespie was ' too stingy on the mound, yield ing only three safeties. Guy Fletcher collected his 16th victory of the year, shutting out Portland as Seattle got mileage out of six hits to win, 5-0. It was the first game for Bill Lawrence as manager of the Rainlers. He replaced Jo Jo White. The Puds collected four runs in the sev enth. San Francisco edged Oakland, 3-2, Steve Nagy scattering eight hits to win. NO BACK BREAKING WHEN YOU' USE THE I. E. L. TWIN IN THE WOODS The I. E. L. Twin Power Saw weighs only 45 lbs. (without attachments) and thus Is so much easier to handle in the woods than any other power saw on the market. . Easily attached attachments change this lightweight saw from one man to two man operation in just a few seconds. The cutting bar has a full 360', 8 place swivel head and a 5 foot cutting capacity run by the powerful twin cylinder multi-port engine. This powerful motor is fully automatic au tomatic rewind starter, automatic oiler, automatic clutch rotary inlet valve. This truly is the last word is power saws. Don't delay, see one of these new saws today at . . . P ACIFIC CHAIN SAW CO. Hiway 99 North Phone 1152-J Will Give Your Car theNEVVLOOK BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS RE FINISHING TOUCH-UP COMPLETE PAINT JOBS UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS WAXING AND POLISHING , LOCKWOOD MOTORS Roi and Oak Sts. Phone 80 PAL Athletes' Show Bids For Public Support Help prevent delinquency. At tend the PAL club show at Finlay field Thursday night. That is the plea of Jerry Willis, Roseburg governor. Loyal Order of Moose. The Moose are sponsors of the PAL club troupe here from Port land. Mickey Pease, Portland police man, is director of the boys club. He started the organization in 1945, after asking "How can I help keep boys out of trouble?'' John Kllpak, who has been closely identified with the neg lected youth of Oregon for 35 years, having spent 10 years with the Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon, 25 years with the Port land School Administration as truant officer and who recently has dedicated his efforts to re claim and restore to good citizen ship those who have come into "conflict with the law," urges Roseburg townspeople to attend the two-hour PAL show. The show includes wrestling, boxing and tumbling contests by 18 boys, ranging in age from. 6 to 21. Proceeds from the show will be divided 50-50 between the local Moose chapter, and PAL. The lo cal sponsor will utilize the money for some child welfare project. BASEBALL STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Brooklyn H 92 33 St. Louis 49 30 Boston 47 39 Philadelphia 44 41 . 41 New York . Pittsburgh Cincinnati 34 Chicago 31 41 44 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L New York 53 31 Cleveland .. 49 . 34 Boston 46 39 Philadelphia 46 41 Detroit 49 Chicago 37 Washington St. Louis 34 . 29 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Hollywood 69 47 Sacramento AO 92 San Diego 59 96 Seattle 99 97 Oakland 97 Portland - 95 San Francisco 92 Loi Angeles 47 98 98 63 Pet. .619 .976 .947 .918 ,500 .470 ".410 .360 Pet. .6.11 .990 .941 .529 .517 .425 .420 .349 Pet. .995 .936 .513 .509 .496 .487 .4.12 .412 Hollywood's Ramsdell Leads League Pitchers SAN FRANCISCO, July 20. (jpWillard Ramsdell. Holly wood right hander with a rec ord of 11 wins and three losses, leads Pacific Coast league pitch ers with a .786 average. Guy Fletcher of Seattle has accumulated the most victories 15. He has lost seven games. The venerable Dick Barrett, recently siqned by San Diego aft er serving at Seattle, has eight wins and three losses, his .Ul average put him In second place. Carl Schanz of Seattle, with 105 strikeouts, leads in this de partment. GILMAN KAYOES SMITH PORTLAND, July 20. (rP) A left to the chin and a vicious right high on the head gave Bud dy Gilman, 129, Seattle, a fourth round knockout over Bill Smith, 127, New Orleans, here last night. The main event clash, it had been scheduled, for .10. rounds. Enjoy the whiskey that's , L - Im One- good round deserves (LC t'Q 2 T7 ' ! J5RJL another so enjoy a round of r G' ' '' W"f 7"T I " : Vfl Old Sunny Brook brand. For - Vf" f ,,, -' jw- rich Kentucky taste "com. V V , f0 ' Ziittl over en the Sunny Brook side"! ' . ? , ; I 7 "t 4 6iW-J Watchman oh I J ' ! v,Wj ivir some 1 r-' P ' ' hf' 1 -" V L ii n ! I II llllW 1 V i A Blend Kentucky Whiskey NAllONAi DISTILLERS MOO. COKF., NEW YOIK I MOOP ) OIAIN NEUTI Al SPIRIT Plywood Team Of Myrtle Creek Swamps Yets Veterans hospital All-Stars struck a snag last night at the hospital playing field and lost, 19-4, to a fast-stepping Myrtle Creek Plywood softball club. The visitors hit everything All Star Pitcher J. Ralph had to of fer. When the smoke cleared, Ralph had given up 19 hits, in cluding five doubles, two triples and four home runs. The All-Stars were limited to four hits, Including a lone home run by T. Anthony in the sixth, in which D. Edwards and G. James scored ahead of him. Plywood Pitcher Barnes struck out 11 Stars, walked two and hit two batters. The All-Star chucker struck out six, walked one. Myrtle Creek scored the first run in the second inning. The All-Stars matched the tally in their portion of the second, but after that it was all Plywood. Six runs in the fourth and seven runs in the seventh took the snap out of All-Star effort. The home team tallied three runs in the sixth, their last bid for a win. All-Star mlscues helped the vis itors cause. Seven errors cost the home team plenty. Plywood kept their mistakes down to three. Thursday night, Twilight league action continues at the hospital playing field, with the hospital employes opposing Rose burg Jaycees. The Jaycee group currently leads in the Twilight league. The public is invited to the games, which start at 6:15 p. m. Softball Stars, Medford Team To Play Two Games Roseburg softball fans mav witness some fast and furious play on the Finlay field diamond both Saturday night at 8 o'clock and Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. An All-Star Rosebure team will face a flashy kittenball crew from Medford. Andy's Jewelers, a top-flight club from the south city league, will provide plenty of action and thrills when they go to work against Roseburg's best. Roseburg will probably field the following players: From the Squirts roster Swede Vang, pitcher; Fred Schemer, catcher; Bill Schemer, second base; Bill Shapro, shortstop; Plin Law rance, left field; and Wally Wil kins, pitcher. From the Elks ros ter Louis McAllister, catcher, and Tom Johnson, pitcher. Ply wood may furnish Bill Benson, first baseman, and Noble White, third baseman, and the Vets may field Joe Brunner, center fielder. LEAGUE LEADERS (By the Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Robimon, Brooklya, .SM; Kiner, Pittsburgh, .330. Runs batted in Robfntoa. Brooklya, 89; Hodges, Brooklyn, 66. Homa runs Kiner. Pittsburgh. Gordon, New York, 18. fiicning mam dots ana sewon, Pittsburgh, 6-1, .833. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting OlMasglo. Boston, .343: Kell, Detroit, and 'Williams, Boston, .333. Runs batted In Stephana, Boston, 03, Williams. Boston, 90 . Home runs Stephens, Boston. 13; Williams, Boston, 31. Pitching Reynolds, N. T., 10-1, M9; Wynn. Cleveland. 6-1, .857. SLABWOOD in 1 2-1 6 and 2A In. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phona B58 S3 2m Hews Views- By SHERMAN PLIMPTON Comes the word that ladles who get their names In "Who's Who" are less likely to marry and have children than the girls who are more familiar with budget books. One guess might be that the smarter girls don't marry .. . . but that's a guess with trouble attached. Another possibility is that gals who aren't bothered by the lads have more time to study ... so they wind up In "Who's Who" while the popular misses wind up over a hot stove. Like ordering from a French menu, this is all guesswork. It's as controversial as a shove. If we'd had our wits about us we wouldn't have mentioned it in the first place. Our "hot thot" used ear ehltf, BARNEY BARNETT, hat HV eral bright new items en the lot acroie from the Rose Ho tel. They have up-to-date price, on 'em too, which meant LOW. They won't last long to If you're Interested, you'd better tee them today. A Butchers' Union In New York signed a contract that as tures 2000 butchers of free eyeglasses. Wonder If that means we're in for smaller steaks? You won't need glasses to see the difference our thor ough motor overhaul will make when you bring your car to CORKRUM MOTORS, INC., 114 N. Rose St. We have top notch mechanics. Our prices are down to earth. Drive Jn or phone 408. Lightning Bolt Kayoo Pitchtr At Bad Gam ATLANTA. July 20. UP) Ronnie Clark, 15-year-old neigh borhood team pitcher, was knock ed out of the box yesterday but not by opposing batters. Ronnie was hurled from the mound whet, a bolt of lightning struck a nearby tree, injuring the pitcher and three other per- Claud Buckley Playing With Saltm Senators Claude Buckley, formerly pitcher for the Roseburg Ump qua Chiefs, plays right field with the Salem Senators of the West- sons and scattering over 100 spectators of the city park game. The injured were treated for burns and shock. NEED. CASH? Swift Co. will buy Poultry and Eggs Every Friday at the ROSEBURG GRANGE SUPPLY 222 Sprue St. Wed., July 20, 1949 Tht News-Revltw. Roseburg, Or. 7 ern International league. In a Sunday doubleheader against Spokane, Buckley got none-for-two in the opener, and two-for-three in the nightcap. In cluding a two-bagger. Salem won the first game 4-1, dropped the nightcap 11-3. Don't say paint, say PITTSBURGH PAINT it's the best! Get it at West Coast Building Supply Co. Mill and Mother Stt. Phon 362 ROSEBURG Bill Neighbors. . Joy Clark NOW YOU CANT ENJOY case ROASTER OVEN HaVs eleeiUoqwc at its dclicioae boat. Cooke every thing beat ewnplett oven meats to ieieioiM meje! food cake; Tieae-Temf) Shlf I VOL 1KSC FBHrtWJ ! : yot-m mo and tetutieejwitoae; ttirtntitg JM hat eg meW uutetsemawly their own riom jtriew, make even the ! cheaper cot deHcioasly i tender. 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