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THE TIGERS Tigers Beat Athletics, Yanks Down White Sox In WindupOf Flag Race v RALPH RODEN Aiiociattd Prn Sports Writr I Th final ehptr of th Amrien laagu pnnant race opens i today and", lik a good "who-dun-it," th lolulioif ii nybody'i U,,,L , . ii '.j.i... n-..-: r: ' Of th thrto conienoari, in secona piece l.mom ny.i. poor to bo In tho bst position to tltchrg uetroii nrpi ciose '" of the Ynki yesterday by nosing out (he Philarlolphia Athletics, 8-S. Tho New Yorker turned hack the Chicago White Sox, S-l. The Red Sox, however, suffered a severe jolt at they dropped a double header to the Cleveland Indiana, 3 and 71. Tho Tigers had a rough time before the A'l succumbed. Thoy trailed by 5-4 until the eighth, when they won the game with a two run splurge against Bob Hooper. Charley Keller itarted thing! with a one-out single. He moved to sec ond on a wild pitch and acored tho tying run when Ferris Fain threw Hoot Evera" grounder wild paat third. F.vera reached second on the miscue and acored the win ning run on Don Kolloway'a third 'ng'e. ... . . Ed Ford, 21-yeer-old rookie left hander, atopped the White Sox on three hita in hanging up hia eighth victory without a loa for the Yankeea. Bob l-emon and Early Wynn cooled off the Red Sox, who had won 27 of their previoua 32 games. Lemon scattered aeven hita in bag ging hia 21at victory in the opneer. Wynn allowed only five in polling his 17th triumph in the finale. The Washington Senatora swamped the St. IjmiIs Browna, 12-7, in the lone American league night game. Phillies Win The Philadelphia Phillies, mean while, moved a step closer toward winning the National league pen nant. The Phila defeated the Chi cago Cuba -, to pull 74 gamea ahead of the Boston Bravea and the Brooklyn Dodgeri. The Braves dropped into a second place tie with the Dodgera by loaing a 14) night gam to the St. Louis Cardi nals. The Dodgers dumped the Pittsburgh Piratea, 7-2. Two home runs by Mixie Goliat and another neat rellief atint by old reliable Jim Konstanty fea tured tho Phillies' victory. Goliat's second homer camt with two on in tho eighth inning and won the game. The Cincinnati Reds upset the New York Giants twice, 4 1 and 24 behind Ewell Blackwell and Ken Raffensberger. oT SPORTS o 6 Tho News-Review, Roseburg, Or. Tours., Sept. 21, 1950 Local Stations Wilt Carry Duck-Beaver Tilts Beth the Oregon-U&A and Oregon State Michigan tat football games will be broadcast by a number of Oregon radio stations, including . Roteburg's KRNR and KRXk, the Asm cia(.d Press reported. A last minute change substi tutes the OSC MSC game at East Lansing, Mich., on all Mutual network; stations beginning at 11:4 J a.m. (PDT). Mutual pre viously announced it would carry tho Washington Kansas State game, but the Oregon State game Is being substituted for Oregon stations. Station KRXL will carry the University of Oregon game at Los Angeles, as regularly sched uled, beginning et 1:4S p. m. (POT). 22 Eighth Graders Vie For Positions Twenty-two of the original 28 grid aspirants are still out for practice and fighting for starting positions on Couch Hod Turner's eighth grade team at the junior high school. Coach Turner said the large turn out is one of the first signs of success of the comprehensive pro gram of progressive football train ing instituted by varsity Coach Cere Sherwood last year. Last year only aix boys turned out for prac tice. The future gridmen have been working on fundamentals but are still green. However, they are pick ing up very rapidly, according to Turner. Suits were issued to the eighth graders on Tuesday, Sept. t and i since then the boys nave Deen OSC, Ducks Given Role Of Underdog By HAROLD CLAASSEN Associated PrM Sportiwritsr NEW YORK (JP How can an innocent sports guesser make a football reputation when Notre Dame, Army and Oklahoma, who seldom lose, aren't among the teams in action? Makes the job just that much tougher, ut here goes: Kentucky over I-SU: the south east conference may be decided in this fray in which Wildcats have a slight edge. Spartans Favored Michigan State over Oregon State: the Pacific coast team won a year ago and Michigan State has lost many of its 149 stars b y graduation. But the feeling hero is that the Spartans have adequate replacements although State boasts 21 veterans Boston College over Wake For est: the Boston Eagles won by six points a year ago and the margin in this one should be about the same. Maryland over Georgia: Mary land claims that Elmer Wingate, Kay Krouse and Bobby Ward make up the best left aide of a line in college football. That'a the con vincer. Iowa State over Colorado: passes to determine this Big Seven con ference game. Cal Gets Nod California over Santa Clara: Could go either way but sticking with the defending Coast confer ence champions and Jim Mona chino. College of Pacific over St. Mary's: Eddie Le Karon has been graduated but the COP team should have enough left to win. Arkansas over Oklahoma A&M Indians Ready Passing Game For Coquille Bevos Battle Seals, SSattle For PCL Fourth Place Spot The Coquille'a Red Devils have been established as slight favorite to heat Roseburg Friday night on Finlay field because of two im pressive wins this season. But Coach Cece Sherwood feels "i f Coquille beats us, they will know they have had a battle." To emphasize the point he ran his squad through a hard hour and a half aenmmage, Wednesday in preparation lor me game. 1 neonly a team worked on precision plays and passing, and placed particular!,. emphasis on pass protection and Unknown SCOrtS UDSer place kicking. Sherwood has ached-1 Win in Tannic Tounau liled a light workout tomorrow at ' W'" 19nM 'OUmi PT n"1 ' ,0rm 01 to0,nln I BERKELEY, Calif. -(&)- Nick "P "rill. . carter of San Francisco, scoring Indiana Ready a mild upset in the national hard- The Indiana will be in top shape ! court tennis championships, today for the tilt with no injuriea and in meeta Tom Brown, Davis cup ace niKn memai spirits, accoraing io in quarter linales. By HERB WILHOIT Aaseeiauirf Praia Seertawrttar Look up and down the Pacific Coast league today and you'U find the excitement in Portland. There the busy Beavers are chewing away at the barrier be tween their sixth place spot and the extra cash they'll earn if they climb into the first division. Beavers Win. And if the Beavera continue their winning atreak, now 11 straight gamea it'll be hard to keep 'em out of the top four. San f'raii'.ljf.o couldn't atop them last night Portland winning two abbreviated gamea, 43 in aeven innings and 5-0 in a night cap called after six innings by the league curfew rule. That cavorting left Portland gam behind fifth place Billings Wins Playoff For Pionttr League Titlt of two new coaches, Otis Douglas will have the smiles and J. B. Whitworth the frowns. Wyoming over Baylor: Wyo ming will be spurred on by the chance of avenging the only defeat on the Cowboy schedule last year. Sherwood. It's hard tn Hnntit I4 KtrMnulh Oregon ; o( , team tnal h mtt4 M points in two games to date against Myrtle Point and Ashland, and it will be the test of fire for Rose burg. Coquille is slightly crippled up from the Ashland game last week and Coach Spike Leslie isn't sure his entire reguXir team will be tn shape to play. However, with the passing of left-handed quarter back Gerard Jeub and the crush ing ground attack of fullback Ed Howe, the Red Devils deserve con siderable respect. Weights Compare The Coquille eleven is perfectly matched in weight by the Indians averaging 162 on the front wall and 159 in the backfield as com pared to Roaeburg's 1B5 and 1S5. Sherwood has centered his at tack around Mickey Coen, whose , passes were good for over 100 ' yards against Springfield, and Jim Shrum, Dale Blanck and Jerry ! Sconce should chalk up some large i gains Carter, unseeded, yesterday de feated Phillip Washer, Belgium's No. 1 player, 62, 4. Washer was seeded sixth. The first three seeded players, Art La r sen of San Leandro, Calif., Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., and Brown, San Francisco, each won in straight seta. Larsen beat Fred Fisher of Seattle. -4. -l; Flam knocked off Fred Hagist of Sacramento, Calif., 6-4. 6 4, and Brown downed Lome Main of Van couver, B. C, 6-4, 6-1. Today, Larsen faces Emery Neale of Portland. Ore. Neale dis posed of Butch Krikorian of San Jose state college, 3-6, 6-2, 7-5. In Seattle defeated D. Jacques Bri hant, Belgium, 6 1, 7-5. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IBy lit. Associated Pr.M PHOENIX Tommy "Red" Mitchell, 155, Houston, Tex., out pointed Jimmy Khans, 150, Phoe nix, 10. Registered Willamette Val ley bred Remneya from im ported rams. Chelc selec tions nw available. Oakmead Perm Newberi, Oregon wnrkins nut an the nrirlire field Mustangs Should Rumble opposite the stadium. Southern Meth-dist over Georgia The dates of games are still ten Tech: Kyle Rote is back. Will he lative, but Turner hopes to ached- P'rk.uP he h " 1,sl uie at leasi rive cnntrsia wun itrania raas, mrtuuru, m j s 1 1 c Creek and Sutherlin. Last year only one such game waa played. Following are the boys vieing for starting positions. LINE: Guard Dennis Brund- age. Dick Williamson. Eddie Win ters and Joe Rogan. Tackle Jim -taN a.iXJfl 'uiim i).ir 'JJIMS son and Rill Lambert, r.nds Hob ert Beal, Gary Crenshaw, Jack Meyers and Marvin Abeln. Centers taren Sargent and Jerry Lea. BackfieJd: Quarterback How are Barken, and Duke Rickelts. Halfback Monte Elder, George Donnely, Gary Dickinson and Dick Drake. Fullback Ronnie Shep pard and Gen Schrlner. M klso Pta. KENTUCKY'S FAVORITE STRAIGHT BOURBON for the 3rd Straight Year! Try Early Times! Enjoy that wonderfully burly, yet delightfully tmatlk Bour bon goodoesal See how quickly Kentucky's favorite Bourbon becomes fur favorite, tool OILY TIHS KENTUCKY'S FAVORITE , STW4IIOHT BOURBON IMS -' IS 4 TIMS Oil . M PtOOf a arij Times butilar) Ce, looitnae L aj. North Carolina over North Caro lina state: there ain't no Justice but there ia plenty of everything else. Connecticut over Yalei simply on the premise that Yale is weak. Skipping over the others in a hurry: Friday: Mississippi over Memphis State, Temple over Albright. Saturday: East: Bates over Rhode Island, Rowling Green over Rider, Villa nova over Duquesne, Delaware over lhish, Fordham over La Fayetle, Rutgera over Syracuse. South: Duke over South Carolina, William tc Mary over VMI, Missis sippi State over Arkansas State, Tennessee over Mississippi South ern. Virginia over George Wash ington, Alabama over Chattanooga, Vanderhilt over Middle Tennessee State, Clemson over Presbyterian, Richmond over Kannnlph Macon, Florida over the Citadel, West Vir ginia over Western Reserve, Wash ington & I,ee over Furman. Southwest: Texas Western over New Mexico A&M Houston over St. Ronaventure, Texas over Texas Tech. West Texas over Arixona. Midwest: Texas Christian over Kansas, Cincinnati over Hardin- Simmons, Marquette over North Dakota State. Bradley over Ripon, Drake over Emporia Teachers. UCLA Over Oregon Far West: Arizona State (Tempe) over Brigham Young, Stanford over San Jose State, Washington over Kansas State, UCLA over Oregon. Texas A at M over Nevada, San Francisco over Tulsa, Washington State over Utah. WILLIAMS READY I.OS ANGELES (.P) Foot ball hopes brightened today at Southern California when halfback Johnny Williams got the go sign to play in the opener against Iowa Sept. 29. Williams, number two left half, has been out of action with a dis placed verier bra. ! MEDFORD ATTENDANCE UP j Medford's Far West league class I D baseball tram drew 39.029 spec tators this year compared with 34,689 last year, business manager Mai Carpenter said. Medford was in the cellar last i year and in fourth place at the ' end of this season. You can avoid tho penalties ol thi law by carry ing Automobile liability and Property Damage Insurance with FARMERS .... AT A SAVING INMOST A TIMERS National Standard. Non-Ajuaabrt-Policy complies with th varioui Financial Rospoo aibiliry rwi of all th Slat. i rxuici.1 jyuK(fJUni iu UKivt fniur J&dY Tomorrow Moy 8 Too loft 4e Aqnt ot 43i South Stephens or Phone 1I77-J MIMIII INSURANCI IXCHANOI o Roseburg won last year's game with Coquille, 14-0. Pew Tickets Left Reserve seat tickets for the cru cial game will go on sale Friday. Sept. 21 at a.m. at the JV Sporting Goods atore and will be sold until 5 p.m. Athletic Business Manager, Jack Newby has a n nounced that only 300 ticket are available and a big crowd ia anti cipated. General admission tickets will he sold at the gate for $1.00 as well as the $1.50 reserve tickets if there are any left. In The Majors COAST LEAGUE istr the AuwIitH preMi Oakland San Diego Hollywood Seattle San Francisco Portland Lo Angelea Sacramento W L Pet. gb 111 70 .619 102 79 .SS4 9 2 87 .514 18 . 90 91 .497 it . ft 92 .492 22 M 91 .4M 23 . 7 101 .429 33 . 72 107 .402 M SNEAO MAKES MONEY KANSAS CITY i.V) It looks like Sam Snead. the nation's lead ing money winner, has a good chance to add to his bankroll in the Kansas City open golf tourna ment, starting today. He's found the 6,725-yard Mil burn Country club course to his liking. Yesterday in warmup round he collected a 64 to tie the course record. Par is 72. Other entries include Ed (Porky) Oliver, Seattle. Uly the Awncialr Praia) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Philadelphia 88 SS ,t.s Boston 79 61 ,S64 Brooklyn 79 61 .5B4 New York 77 65 Ml St. Iuis 72 70 .507 Cincinnati 61 81 .4.10 Chicago 61 84 .421 Pillsbun-h 52 92 .361 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L ct. New York 91 53 .632 Detroit 90 S3 .627 Boston 89 55 .618 Cleveland 85 61 .582 Washington 63 80 .441 Chicago 57 R9 .390 St. IxNli 54 90 .375 Philadelphia 49 97 .336 Yakima Club President To Hurl For Seattle SEATTLE (JP -Seattle has added pennant-winning Dewey Sor iano, president of the Western In ternational league champion Yak ima Bears, to its roster as a help toward its drive to cop fourth place in the waning coast baseball league drive. Soriano is a right handed pitcher who has seen service in previous years with Seattle and Pittsburgh of the National league. His Rears have taken the W1L bunting the last two years. HELP! . . . us find a house to rent! WILL f AX UP TO $75 MONTH For furnished or partly furnished two or three bed-room house near ROSEBURG References Furnished HONE 100 Ask for Mrs. Fountain San Francisco, two back of fourth place Seattle and five in arrears to third place Hollywood. Other results: Oakland shaved Sacramento 1 -2 in 10-tnning day garner San Diego trimmed the fading Hollywood Stars 7-5. and Lo Angeles smacked Seattle 8-3. Bare Scores Portland and San Francisco were tied 33 in the last of the first game's aeventh inning when, with two out, pinch hitter Dain Clay! aouDiea to scorf f.driie Barr with the winner. Barr was running for Joe Brovia who had doubled. In the nightcap the Beavers scored all five runs in the fifth inning, including Mickey Rocco's thref run The powerful bat of Oakland's Earl Rapp won again for the lea gue leaders. He swatted hia 21st homer in the loth for the vi-i-v. He has now hit in 18 consecutive games. Sacramento's Marv Wil liams had tied th count with a homer in th ninth. Seattle Errors Costly Five Seattle' errors practically handed their game to Los Angeles. The Angels -counted all their runs off starter Skinny Brown. He was relieved in the seventh by Dewey Soriano, righthander purchased last night by Seattle to strengthen the Rainier' bid for a first division spot. Soriano has been president and occasional pitcher of the Yak ima club in the Western Inter national league where he won pen nants the last two years. San Diego used five pitchers and Jack Graham'a two-run homer in the ninth, also Whitey Wietel mann's first inning round-tripper. to blast the Stars. In the last of the ninth the Stars scored three times and had the bases loaded when Frank Kelleher hit a fly for , the last out. TWIN FALLS. Idaho (.?) Th Billings Mustangs wound up on top of the Pioneei League baseball playoff heap last night by thump ing Twin Falls, 9 2. thus saunter ing off with the crown in three consecutive games. , The best-of five series, a la Shaughnessy playoff, went down before the Mustangs 4-2 on Sun day and S-4 on Monday at Bill ings. The scene shifted to Twin Fall last night. But the plot waa the same. 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