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f ALL KINDS OF PLUM81N6 I nYDU WILL FIND, ' Your plumbing I Vr?i IS THE BETTER 1 FIRSTCLASS lead in the Pacific Coast league race today, it begiis to look as if the Hollywood Stars, the San Diego Padres and the first di vision will never be the tame again. Once more the Acorns thumped the Hollywood last night, this time wmmmmmmi Registered Willamette V. TlTtI7riaiTSTelTl ',v Dr,' lomn,v from Im- i , Wif i I ported rams. Choice s.l.c- pfnfCTrRVYOTTntRSM tions nw available, CTffHlinRTPfW . Oakmead Farm MBMSaUUkstaeaiaeaatasaom Newberg, Oregon rv ma , rMintiotn I jjjjj , a ami I Jl fp mvmiti' in i Jsgj?!? OLD A Gentleman's 'Wfrfsfof from Kentucky Nstionsl Distillers Prod. Corp., N. Y. 86 Proof 65 Grain Neutral Spirits Oaks Again Defeat Stars; Rainiers 3rd; Bevos Win By JIM HUBBART iby i to 2. The Seattle Rainiers, h d. .w,.i.r meanwhile, numbed San Diego With Oakland holding a one game again, 13 to 6, and took over third At Oakland, it was a battle be tween the Hollywood crutch bri gade and the old folks at home. Hard hit by player ailments lor the past month, the Stars saw an other key personality rendered hoi s de combat last night. A hard hit grounder cracked one ol mtteiaer Murray Franklins riDs. Bobby Hofman and Earl Zimmer man drilled home runs for the Acorns, both with men on, and Dick Wakefield bagged a pair of doubles. The Oaks had i S to lead in the third inning. Down in the second division, Seat- ties erstwhile habitat, rookie Bob Drilling pitchedVi'ortland to a 5 to 2 triumph over Sacramento ana Los Angeles used the home rue play in crushing San Francisco, 5 to 3. The Rainiers smote three San Diego moundsmen for 13 blows ana this, combined with neat strategy, was more then enough to drown out the booming Padre bats. Seattle used the hit-and-run effectively. One tally came in on a squeeze play. Buster Adams ooked a round triooer for the Padres, with the bases loaded. Whitey Wietclmann also lofted one out of the park. But it was at Los Angeles where the home run business really paid dividends. The Angels scored all five of their markers with Darn ers two by Les Layton with Gene Baker aboard each time, and another by Stan Spence. A four bagger by Mickey Rocco and two wild pitches by Sacra mento starter Bob Gillespie sewed up the game for Portland. Both clubs collected only six hits, but Drilling kept his speed. Gillespie sealed his tomn in me third inning by thumping Luis Mar ques in the ribs with a runner already on. A sacrifice and an other wild pitch allowed both to score. Then Mr. Kocco aeiivereo. Hermitage Kentucky lUmfog -ABlend S Qt $06t COAST LEAGUE W. I. Oakland 63 42 Hollywood 63 44 Seattle .. 54 San Diego San rranciscp Portland Los Angeles .... 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Owner Tony Morabito said the 49ers obtained Wedemeyer from the Baltimore Colts under "mutual agreement." LAST NIGHTS RESULTS Portiand 5, Sacramento 2. Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 3. Oakland 9, Hollywood 2. Seattle 13, San Diego 6. Weekend Fishing Prospects Good j PORTLAND, Ore. July 14 (If) Anglers have a good chance of reporting fine luck if they go fish ing this weekend. The State Game commission's; bulletin . listed many waters with "excellent" prospects. The report by districts includes: COASTAL SECTION: a few searun cutthroat or blueback are entering the central coastal streams but trout angling is still slow. A few salmon are in Winches ter bay but most of the fish are being caught outside the bar. Sal mon angling on the Rogue is good for this time of year. Striped bass fishing on Coos Bay is slow. A few small bass are being taken on the Millacoma and Coos river. Some large bass have been taken on troll at the highway bridge in the lower bay. Bass, perch, and bluebill fishing is excellent in most of the coastal lakes. SOUTHERN OREGON: UPPER UMPQUA trout fish excellent in the upper Umpqua area, including Little river ana up per south river. Steelhead migra tion is strong and catches are just besinning. DIAMOND LAKE some limit catches of large rainbow continue to be made. Joe Louis May Fight Charles in September NEW YORK, July 14 (. Joe Louis is coming back to fight Ezzard Charles in September if he can settle his income tax pro blems. Jim Norris, president of the In ternational Boxing club, gave out the news yesterday when he re vealed plans for a Louis-Charles bout at Yankee Stadium in the last week of September. The date probably will be Thursday, Sept. 28. "Joe owes the government a con siderable sum of money," said Nor ris, "The only way he can ever pay It and get straightened out is to tignt again. Murder Conviction Of Clergyman Reversed ROCHESTER. N. Y.. July 14 The appellate division of the New York State supreme court has ordered a new trial for the Rev. George P. Hetenyi, 48, who was convicted last January of sec ond degree murder in the shooting ot nis zs-year-ow wife. Hetenyi is now serving a sen tence of 50 years to life in Attica prison. The Erie county Episcopal cler gymar's conviction by a Monroe county court jury ws unanimously reversed yesterday. The appellate division held that Judge Daniel J, O'Mara erred in charging the jury. Mrs. Jean Gareis Hetenvis bodv was found in the river in April, 3849. The minister had reported her missing from their home in the town of Amherst, near Buffalo, NOT THE CLIPPER BRIDGEPORT, Conn,. July 14 iP Joe DiMaggio was sold last night. Business Manager Frank Silva of the Bridgeport Bees of the Co lonial league announced the sale for an announced sum of DiMag gio, cousin of the New York Yan kees' mighty Joe, to the Port Ar thur club of the Big State league in Texas. LEGION GAME SET The faltering Junior American Legion team of Roseburg will play a night game at Finlay field Satur day at s p.m. against Drain.. Probable starting pitchers are Coen for Roseburg and Joslin for uram. indianian Heads National B.P.O.E. JOSEPH f. mi MIAMI, Fla., July 13 Joseph B. Kyle of Gary, Ind., was elected irand exalted ruler of the Benev olent and Protective Order of Elks at the order's 86th Grand Lodge convention here. He is the third Indianan ts head the 82-year-old fraternity. The widely-known public rela tions counselor and civic leader is llW.ZMP. AVE.. NOtTTH wrestling AT THE ARMORY SATURDAY NIGHT Opener Main Event DANNO MacDONALD TOSKA SAKATA Vi. vs. MEL PETERS PAAVO KATONEN FIRST MATCH STARTS 8:45 P.M. Frf My 14, 1950 Th Nw-RWew, Resebure, Ore. 7 H-Bomb Neared iy U.S., And Russia, Solon Says WASHINGTON, July 14 -UP-Chairmin McMahon D-Conn) of the Senate-Hnse atomic energy committee said yesterday both the United States and Russia are mov ing "closer ts the hydrogen bomb, while turning out "stacks of atom ic weapons. The Connecticut senator didn't amplify either statement. one of the group who developed northern Indiana's lamed CAI.UM industrial region. He is native of Duncanville, Pa., and a grad uate of Valparaiso university. Kyle succeeds F.mraett T. Ander son of Tacoma, Wash., who report ed to the Grand Lodge that the or- der'a membership had mcreastal as.uou last year to a record high of 1,024,000, making it the largest American order. Kilimanjaro, a mountain In Afri ca, is 19,565 feet high. SEAT COVERS CUSTOM MADE TRUCK CUSHIONS REBUILT, RECOVERED JOHNWELL UPHOLSTERY 735 S. 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