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6 Tht Newi-Rtview, Roseburg, Ort. Fri., July 21," 1950 Cincinnati Reds Defeat Brooks In Doubleheader . By JACK HAND Aaaoctatad Prcas Sportawrlter The sizzling Cincinnati Reds pol ished off the ambitious Brooks last night in both ends of a twilight nisht doubleheader, 3-1 and 6-2. That made it eight out of 11 over the Dodgers this season and i wins in their last 25 starts. Or, if you prefer, 21 of 29. Kenny Raffcnsberger's cunning control stuff silenced the Brooks in the opener despite Don New combe's five-hitter. Then Ewell Blackwell struck out nine in a siz zling night performance. Neither Cincy pitcher walked a man. Ted Kluszewski was the big man of the first game. His first-inning single drove in one of two Cincy runs and his 17th homer in the sixth added the last. The Dodgers are now three full games back of St. Louis and Cincy is only a half-game back of the sixth place New York Giants. While Cincinnati lowered the boom on Brooklyn, the New York Giants bounced back to smother St. Louis, 13-3.. The loss didn't cost the Cardinals' the lead but nar rowed their advantage over Boston and Philadelphia to a single game. The rained-out Braves didn't have a chance to gain and the Phillies missed their opportunity, bowing to Pittsburgh, 10 8, in slugfest that lasted almost three hours. Ted Beard, Gus Bell and Danny O'Connell each had three hits in the 16-hit attack. Despite homers by Dick Sisler, Granny Hamncr and Del Knnis, Pittsburgh struggled home to win for reliefer Murry Dickson. Ralph Kiner'! 27lh homer off Russ Meyer in the eighth helped nail it down. Leo Durocher's Giants really got revenge for the 18-4 and 10-3 boat ings of yednesday as they piled it up against the Cardinals with an eight-run third inning. Dave Kos lo, a non-winner since June 20, enp ped his ninth with a nine-hitter. Five double plays and 16 Giant hits, Including three by Don Muel ler, made it easy. Everybody closed in on the De troit Tigers yesterday when they lost to Buaton, 6-5, in 11 innings. The runnerup New York Yankees, not scheduled to play, gained a i half game. Cleveland and Boston each picked up a lull game. Dom DiMaggio's double off Art Houtteman scored Billy Coodman with the winning Red Sox run to cap an uphill struggle. Detroit dm all its scoring off Walt Masteraon before he was knocked out in the fourth inning. After that Chuck Stobbs and Ellis Kinder pitched ex cellent relief ball. Pat Mullin bash ed an inside-the-park homer for Detroit with a man on in the third and Walt Dropo hit his 24th for the Red Sox in the fourth. The Sox pulled within one of a tie on Bob by Doerr's 13th homer in the eighth and evened matters in the ninth or two walks and Vern Stephen's single. Sam Zoldak and Bob Kennedy teamed up on Philadelphia for Cleveland's 3-2 victory in 11 inn ings. As a result the Tribe is only 414 games back of Detroit. Kennedy tied the score with a homer off Alex Kellner after two were out in the ninth. Zoldak, who replaced Steve Gromek in the sev enth, shut out the A's with two hits the rest of the way and drove in Kennedy with a "bloop" single to left in the 11th. Kennedy scored all three runs. AVAILABLE! a business that can put you on easy street This business is ready and waiting for you and only re quires $750.00 capital which is returnable. Unlimited mnr ketl Steady year round de mand in your community. Your problem wil not be in selling but in supplying the huge pent-up demand. Op erate from your home or of fice. No experience needed. Write today, tell us some thing about yourself. Address Box 418, News-Review, Yesterday's Stars (By The Amoclaled Praia) BATTING Dom MiMaggio, Red Sox doubled off Art Houtteman in 11th to score Billy Goodman with winning run over Tigers, 8-5. PITCHING-K e n Raffensberger and Ewell Blackwell, Reds Raf fensbergcr whipped Don New combe in 3-1 opener and Blackwell bested Chris Van Cuyk. 6-2 for clean sweep over Brooklyn. Nei ther pitcher walked a man. Raf fensberger fanned four and Blacky nine. Line-Up For Chiefs Announced By Sargent ' Team Manager Earl Sargent announced the line-up for the Chiefs in their first Mat to---nement gam at Silverton to night against a tough Reedsporr ttam. Following art th man listed and thtir positions: Norvall Rit chty, catcher; But Sporar, pitch tr; John Linda, first bast; Lovall Baker, itcond; Virg Sandtrs, third; Caorgt Stndtrt, short stop; Lou Kodnik, lift fiald; Phil Smith, ctntar; Dick DtBtrnardl, right. Bob Sandtrs has bttn namtd at alttrnttt catchtr tnd SI Whld don and Ronnlt Schmtck as re litf pitchtrt. IT'S NEW IT'S DIFFERENT! FISHERMEN'S CAMP "You catch 'em You cook 'em" BRING THE FAMILY Fun for all and SAFE (or the kids! FIGHTING RAINBOWS FISHING RESORT MT SFXTON 6 Miles South of Wolf C'ek Vi milt west of Sunny Valley on 99 Phont 2774 GUEST RANCH -V ah ana Mtf'""" . At Fi Si r5 sZSX. J I vr-t A !7v0 COAST LEAGUE iBy Xoa Aaaociatad Praaai W L. Oakland 69 Hollywood 67 San Diego Seattle San Francisco Portland 1m Angeles Sacramento . ... . 59 56 55 52 . S3 44 Pet. .618 .5S8 MtH j6 .482 .473 .461 .370 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS San Francisco 8, San Diego (10 innings). Hollywood 1. Seattle 0. Oakland 9. Portland 6. Lot Angeles 2, Sacramento 0. GLENN DAVIS JOINS RAMS Halfback' Glenn Davis, Ail-American of West Point fame, gets his equipment issued to him along with other Ram players on the opening day of training for the 1950 National football league season at Redlands, Calif. Left to right: John Lunney, guard; Jack Zilly, end;' Davis; and Coach Joe Stydahar. Davis is new material for the Rams this year. (AP Wirephoto.) Central Point, Roseburg Still Leading League Southtrn Ortgon Bastball Ltagut Standings Pet, 1.000 1.000 .025 .02.) .444 .375 .125 .000 In The Majors w Roseburg 7 Central Point 7 Myrtle Creek 5 Brookings 5 Ashland 4 Crescent City : 3 Grants Pass 1 Rogue River 0 Olficial standings ot the southern Oregon baseball league show the two state tourney entrants still sporting unblemished records up to July 16. Roseburg downed Myrtle Creek, 11-8, and Central Point had a com paratively easy time with Grants Pass defeating them, 8 0. The two teams will play their first tourna ment games the same night, July 21. Roseburg will play the early, game with Reedsport and Central Point will meet Banks, the defend ing champions, in the late game In the two other league games during the week, Brookings squeez ed by Ashland, 12-10, and Crescent City trounced Rogue River, 8-1. (By Tha Aiaoclated Preail NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. St I-ouis 48 Boston 46 Philadelphia 4B Brooklyn v 43 Chicago 38 New York 37 Cincinnati 36 Pittsburgh 31 Pet. .5J8 .568 .566 .544 .48! .446 .439 .378 WILLIAMS HOPEFUL BOSTON, July 21 () Ted Wil liams, operated on only a week ago for a fracture in the left elbow, held high hopes today of returning to the Red Sox lineup by the first week in September. "I think I'll have good move ment in the arm and be able to play in six weeks," the $125,000-a-year slugger said yesterday as ho left Santa Maria hospital with his elbow in a sling. Fishing Reports Generally Good PORTLAND, July 21 lP) Gen erally good fishing conditions were reported today in the State Game commission s weekly report. The report includes: Southern Oregon: Upper Umpqua Water condi tions perfect and many trout and steelhead reported. Feeding activi ty decreasing, but evening fly fish ing good. Fish lake catches con tinue good. Upper Rogue Trout angling very good, few small steelhead be ing taken below Grants Pass. Gray and brown hackle flies best. Trout taken in the middle section small, but some large fish reported from the Trail-Laurelhurst area. Good catches coming out of high lakes. , Diamond Lake Fishing poor. Few fish taken on flies, but lures seem best. Lake of the Woods poor. KINER NEAR MARK NEW YORK, July 21(ff) Pitts burgh'! Ralph Kiner is running Roseburg Team In Far West League Play? Roseburg has been mentioned as a possible member of the Far West league. Because of a professed lack of attendance at games in the Far West Baseball league, Hale Scar brough and Red Kurd of the Klam ath Falls Herald and News and Bill Wentworth of KFJI have of fered a possible solution. They say. "Take into the league more baseball minded cities, such as Grants Pass, Roseburg and Eu reka in place of Willows, Pittsburg and Marysvule." They continue by saying, "The travel distance would be cut over half along with expenses. Gates would be 10O Dercent better and more people who like baseball would get the chance to see more and better baseball." Thcv sav there is a definite chance that the Far West league will fold unless new arrangements are made. OMBIft WINS TOURNIY COUNCIL BLUFFS, la., July I . Joe Louis, retired heavy weight champion, shot a three-over-par 281 for 72 holes to win the Central States Golf association tourney yesterday. Rtgisttrtd- Willamtttt Val Ity brtd Romntyt from lm. porttd rams, Choict ttltc tions n'w avaUablt, Oakmtad Farm Ntwbtrg, Ortgon four games behind Babe Ruth's 1927 pace when he hit his record high of 60 home runs. Kiner hit No. 27 yesterday in the Pirates' 82nd game. Cleveland s Al Rosen also has 27 but the Tribe has played 87 games. In '27 the Babe hit his 27th in game No. TIO ASKS: a t Mr WAS YOUR OLDS ROLLED? YrVM mmkm tht humpi Wumt nti Jtntt dtMpptar lik mafic mk it look lik a ntw car. Gat all aitfmaui than tat aura. Evary Job abtoluttly fuaranraaa. TED'S Auto Body Servic J tiit twa milai wait at city cantar an Malraia Read Phona 1314-J far fraa dalivary. Twilight League Game Is Runaway With 39 Scores Thirty-nine runs were scored In a hammer and tongs twilight lea gue battle last night that saw the Vets All-Stars edge the Christian Church youth, 20-19. In the pitchers' nightmare there was at least one hit every inning by each side, and both scored in their half of every inning but one. Left fielder Merle Sanders gave the first sign of what was to come when he slammed out a homer for the losers in the first inning. Then the roof fell in on both pitchers. The All-Stars hatted around the order in their half of the inning to score four runs.' Then the Chris tian Church youth came back like a whirlwind in the second and scor ed six with the help of a homer by Johnny Jones and a double by Merle Sanders. The All-Stars kept up the pace by pushing four more across in their half including a ho mer ny Jones. After the Christian Church youth scored four in the third, the Vets had their big inning with five runs crossing the plate. The Vets score! three more in the fourth one in the' fifth, and three in the sixth. in the fifth and finished with four The Christian Church youth scor ed once In the fourth, four times in the seventh. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 10. Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 3-6, Brooklyn l-l. New York 13, St. Louis is. Boston at Chicago, postponed rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. 1 Detroit 55 29 .655 New York 53 32 624 Cleveland -. ..... 52 35 .598 ' Boston 48 39 .552 , Washington 39 44 .470 j Chicago 36 51 .414 j St. Louis 30 55 .353 Philadelphia 29 57 .337 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ! Boston 6, Detroit 5. (11 innings) Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2 (11 innings). Chicago at Washington, postpon ed rain. Drake-Kiser Match To Open Wrestling will feature George Drake, the j "latauna rua," versus jack Kiser in the preliminary. The one-hour, main event will be between Mad man Mel Peters of Hood River ; and rankle Sloiack of Tacoma. The Drake-Diser mat battle will usher in the evening's entertain ment at 8:45 p.m. Ellon Owen will referee both bouts. Distributed by WESTERN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Seattle Speedboat Gold Cup Contender DETROIT, July 21 (.Pi The world's fastest speedboat, Slo-Mo-Shun IV, looked today like an im pressive contender for the Gold Cup in the race classic on the De troit river tomorrow. Slo-Mo-Shun IV became tbe third boat to qualify yesterday for the race. Some observers had ques tioned her ability to take the sharp turns on the river course. But she did it under wraps and qualified with an average speed of 87,42 miles an hour. The craft, owned by Stanley Say ers, Seattle automobile executive. posted a world record -of 160.3235 miles an hour tor a measured mile on Lake Washington a month ago. 3a ot avarwbara And you won't find A girl who can Mat a up her tvifid. 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Auction sale will be conducted in cooperation with the Realtors listed below. Please tee your preferred Realtor, ailc hit advice, get preview of the lots. Then make bids yourself or authoriie your Realtor to bid for you. Every lot will be told. YOU SET THE PRICE. 30V. of bid price per lot required. Convenient termt available. Clen Oalct layt in a glen, tlx blocks east of the Indian Theater on Lane Street. Drive up East Lane Street six blocks. Signs there will direct you. Inspection invited after Monday, July 24 between 10 A. M. and 4 P.M. GLEN OAKS SUBDIVISION Inside tht C Ity Limits Harry D. Kinnear, Ow ner Roseburg, Oregon REALTORS C. S. Brlggi ! Co. Canyanvillt Realty Co. Hoyden H. DeCamp L. I. Hicks, Realtor Jack Realty 620 S.W. Hth REALTORS Henry C. Ktllty Paul Krtugtr Lehman Root Estate MeAneney Rtal Est-att Roseburg Realty Co. Roy O, Young Joseph Hyman Auctioneer REALTORS Erattt A. State) Sfanlty I. 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