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Yoncalla Wins League Opener Hills Creek and Yoncalla scored initial victories in Lane-Douglas league play Sunday' with wins over Mai cola and Drain respectively. Coach Homer Park'i Hill Billie outfit scored an easy 21 to 0 vic tory over Marcola at the loser' FLOOR SANDING and A FINISHING I I Estimates f ii Phon" 1573 R Leslie Pfafff I 1 320 Ward St. smiiucmi home park while Yoncalla wai making hay while the sunshone with a pair of five-run innings to defeat Drain at Drain 12 to 10. At Drain, the home team led in all departments except the all important run department as they outhit and outfielded the victors. Yoncalla took full advantage of five run rallies in the fourth nd sixth frames to collect their, vic tory. Bone, Rice, and Wisdom all hit safely twice for the win ners and Myers and Wyant did the same for Drain. . Myers drove the second pitch of the game out of the park and Willis Johnson struck ' out seven batters in relief to highlight the contest. Summary: Hills Creek 810 301 206 21 22 2 Marcola 000 000 000 0 7 5 Ekstrom and Dodges; Narra more and Earnest. Yoncalla 100 505 010' 12 8 6 Drain 111 103 012 10 12 5 Floyd and Porfler; L. Johnson, W. Johnson (6) and Jacobs. DO DEVON 4. DOOR SEDAN The low Price Quality Car Amenta Wants LOW INITIAL COST UP TO 35 MILES PER GALLON For Demonstration Call 1Q71-R S & S MOTORS 707 S. Stephens Roseburg Detroit Tigers (Continued from page 6) in succession for the Bengals, oushed them into first place by two percentage points over the Yankees. The Yankees were blasted from the top by Cleveland's Indians, who pummelled two pitchers for 22 hits in ringing up a lopsided 16-2 tri umph. Luke Easter and Bob Kennedy each collected four hits for the Indians. The White Sox handed Joe Mc Carthy's Red Sox a rude shock when little Kenny Holcombe won his first game of the year, turn ing back Boston's sluggers, 8-4. The Red Sox had scored 51 runs in their last four games at friend ly Fenway Park. Cards, Bums Tied The St. Louis Cardinals dead locked Brooklyn for the National league lead by shading Philadel phia. 5-4, after Chicago dumped the Dodgers, 7-6. Walks with the bases filled de cided both games. At St. Louis, Curt Simmons passed Johnny Lindell in the eighth inning, forcing in Harry Walker with the tie-breaking run. Brooklyn reliefer Jack Banta walked pinch hitter Emil Verban with none out and the bases full in the last of the 10th inning at Chi cago to force in the deciding run for the Cubs. Bobby Thomson, whose impotent bat had held up the New York Giants' progress before yesterday, blasted two home runs and a tri ple, driving home six runs, to lead the New Yorkers to a 10-4 victory over rittsDurgn. it was the hirales 13th loss in 14 games. Earl Torgeson's three-run triple was the key- hit as the Boston Braves let loose with five runs in the ninth inning to sink Cincinnati, 8-3. The St. Louis .Browns, who've been showing signs of life recently. came from behind to nip the Phil- aaeipnta Atnictics, 6-5. Savold Receives Many U. S. Fighting Offers' NEW YORK, June T.-l.VK-Lee Savold, "ewly crowned "worli" heavyweight boxing champ of Brit ain and Europe, has glittering of fers to fight Joe Louis, Enard Charles or Jersey Joe Walcott. Abe Greene, commissioner ,of the National Boxing association made public the bids from an un identified promoter today. "I am empowered to speak for persons who will guarantee a $350, 000 purse for a Savold-Louis fight," said Greene, "a $175,000 purse for a Savold-Charles bout or $150,000 for a Savold-Walcott contest. The fighters to agree on their own percentage split. "The proposed bout would be staged in the Jersey City baseball park, probably in September." f,eVests FAVORITE Bottle of Bee?' 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The dragon fly's compound eye is composed of nearly 30,000 units and permits vision in almost all directions. Eugene Wins Game From Klamath Falls (By Th. Auocl.tcd Prtul Willows defeated the Pittsburg Diamonds 19 to 13 last night in just about the wildest Far West WAP Wccj., June 7, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 league game of the season. Second place Klamath Falls was edged by Eugene 7- in the only other league game last night. The Gems stayed in the running with two tallies in the eighth and two in the ninth but Eugene won in the tenth on Vinre DiMaggio'a bunt that scored first baseman Busher Smith. Notice of Annual Meeting The annual muting of the atockhold.rt of the Umpq.ua Savings end Loan Ais.ci.rien will ha held at 147 North Jackion Slraot, RoMburg, Ortaon, on W.dn.id.y, Juno 28, 19S0, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. for the l.ction of directors and auditors and for the transaction of such gen eral buiin.u as may proptrly comt bofora the malting. 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