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The Ntwi-Rtvltw, Roseburg, Ore Friday, June 30, If SO PRIZES AWAIT SHOOTERS SUN VALLEY Idaho June 30 (P Thirty-five trophies and more than $4000 in prize money awaits the country'! he.it marks men in the third annual Sun Valley handicap trapshooting tournament July 1-4. Arnold Riegger Seattle'! all around titlist will defend hii crown against a field of some 250 gunneri. For the fourth year in a row. Penn State will play nine football games in 1950. Chiefs Tip Hills Creek, 6-5 announcing ... The installation of a new box factory by THE ROBERT DOLLAR CO. GLENDALE, OREGON Let us quote you on shook prices from one box to a trucklood all standard in stock. SPECIAL. CLOSE OUT SALE BDil''der$ Hardware ' PASSAGE LOCK QSETS . . ig. price l2T Spec 1 7J : tCLOSET SETS , e . ' jleg. priceH? Spec. Its -LATCH ,S ETS 0 '' . . 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Jeckson Phone 71 o mtm o i In The Majors By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE W .L .Pet Detroit 43 20 .683 New York 40 26 .606 Cleveland 38 27 .585 Boston 39 30 .565 Washington 30 35 .464 Chicago 28 37 .431 St. Louis 21 42 .333 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Washington 12 New York 7. Chicago 7 Detroit 3. Boston 22 Philadelphia 14. Cleveland 4 St. Louis 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. 35 25 Brooklyn Philadelphia St. - Louis Boston Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati 35 26 36 27 34 28 31 29 31 30 23 39 20 41 Tct .583 .574 .571 .548 .517 .508 .371 .328 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 11 Brooklyn 5. Chicago 8 St. Louis 1. Boston 3 Philadelphia 2. Only games scheduled. League Standings By The Associated Press Hollywood Oakland San Diego San Francisco Portland Seattle Los Angeles Sacramento W. L. 57 35 53 37 50 ' 44 45 47 Pet .620 .589 .5.12 .489 42 45 .477 43 48.473 41 52 .441 36 58 .383 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Sacramento S Portland 1. San Diego 6 Seattle 3, San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 3, Hollywood i Oakland 1. Chief Gorilla, O'Reilly In Bout Yaaui Chief Gorilla the great est grappler ever to come from the Sonora mountains of Mexico and a member of the warlike Ya quia will meet Jack O'Reilly wrestling Australian in the head liner at the Roseburg armory Sat urday night. The battle promises to develop into one of the bloodiest brawls in local mat history with the In dian seeking revenge for the wrong done to a younger member of the tribe, u Keiliy is good enough to wrestle any man and anything can happen. The weekly mat show opens at 8:45 p.m. with The Yaqui Kid who was victimized by O'Reilly last week meeting Danno Mac Donald the young and promising Canadian. The one-hour curtain raiser will be a scietific battle in marked contrast to the inevit able brawl. Elton Owen will be on hand to referee both bouts. Yost In Quarterfinals; Clark Loses Match ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. June 30 'JPi Collegiate golf's classic the NCAA championships rolled inio quarterfinals today an East West affair with the South out of the picture. The championship will be decid ed Saturday on the University of new Mexico s 68-13 yard layout. Here is the lineup for today: Oregon State's Dick Yost who yesterday polished off North Caro lina's Harvie Ward Jr. the de fending NCAA champion meets Bob McCall of Colgate; Ray Harris of Wake Forest meets Len Ken nett of Southern California; Ben Alyea of UCLA tangles with North Texas' Billy Maxwell and Purdue's Fred Wain pier goes up against teammate Gene Coulter. The only remaining entrant from the northern division, of Pacific Coast conference. Ron Clark, was edged yesterday by Bob Crozier of Malord, 1 up. By WARREN MACK The Umpqua Chiefs squeezed out a 6 5 win over the invading Hills Creek nine Thursday night on Fin lay field but not before a couple of teen-aged pitchers threw a scare into the local team. An apathetic crowd watched amazed as the kids from Hills Creek jumped on starting pitcher Ken Ayers for two runs in the init ial inning added two more in the third and led 5-2 going into the last of the seventh. Reliefer Bus Sporer held the Hillbillies in check with nine strikeouts in the five inn ings he worked but the final Hills Creek score came while Sporer was still on the mound. Cy Whidden finished for the Chiefs and gave up only one hit in the final two innings he pitched. Chiefs Co .s Back Chiefs' scoring came in the "sec ond when Tex "Chandler on base with his one hit in three tries scored ahead of Stan Norby on a Hillbilly error. Roseburg's big inn ing came in the seventh when John Herman and Lou Kotnick raced home on Virg Sanders' sinele to right field. Sanders tried up the game when brother George singled to center. The deciding run crossed in the eighth when Stan Smith climaxed a fine individual performance with triple to right field then at tempted to steal home and was ruled safe by Umpire Al Flegel wno said the opposing catcher stepped across the plate on the cut-off pitch. Young T.am Averaage age of the Hi Is Creek team was typified by its two hurl ers, starter John Lesscll a Eu gene high school senior and Jerry Cade who pitched Drain into the state B league championship this year. Lessell confined the Chiefs to two singles for the first six inn ings only to run into trouble in the seventh during the three-run Rose burg rally. Cade took over and struck out three of the next six batters in the final two innings. A well-executed double play in the first frame should have warn ed the Chiefs that the Hillbillies were not to be dismissed lightly in spite of their school boy looks. Although the visitors committed three errors afield during the con test their performance was practi cally sportless In comparison to the six costlv bobbles chalked nn by Roseburg. Both teams counted five hils apiece but Roseburg bunched theirs when they counted most late in the contest. The Homer Parks-coached Hillbillies started a vain rally in .Yoim w II . FEED HEADQUARTERS ROSEBUWj dRfNtt SUPPLY laiSPRUCEST. TW4.H76 There's no beMer bourbon NEW PRICE REDUCTION raoof $25 o. Ml 11 1 ill if Central Point, Chiefs In Tie Roseburg and Central Point are tied in Southern Oregon league baseball standings each having won five league tilts while losing none. league Secretary J. Q. Adams, in statistics covering games through Sunday, June 25- reports Myrtle Creek third with five wins three wins and three losses, Brook ings fifth with two wins and three losses, Crescent City, sixth with one win and four losses, and Rogue River in the cellar on no wins and six losses. In last week's play, Brookings defeated Rogue River 12-1; Cen tra). Point downed Crescent City 7-4; MyiUe Creek trimmed Ash land 13-4; and Roseburg beat Grants Pass 11-5. TRAD! ANNOUNCED CHICAGO June 30 UP Mike McCormick veteran 33-year -old outfielder has been purchased by the Chicago White Sox from Oak land of the Pacific Coast league. Frank Lane White Sox general manager who announced tne oe said McCormick would report here next Monday. ' Lane said it was a straight cash deal. Tl.. VmnlnUM tnnV fl eaflV lead by scoring twice in the first inn ing, iney scorea inree mmc kK ;nt, kiti tha All Ktnrs came back in their half of the inning to tie It up wun live am run. five hits. 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