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o 0 0 o G3 3 lOO MAKE THE TEST THAT PROVES IT BEST! AND PRINK ITI IHt AMERICAN DISTILLING CO., INC. H Ttfk t III. Sm ''MKItt. imt inn iimii imiti'ii run POUR SOMl INTO A GLASS Major Baseball Teams Pick Uf? oc Cream Of Minors MaiorTeams Of Kation Vie In Big Games YORK-v- t.V Major e basebair learns, finding it diiflvull to purcha.sr established stars, arr continuing to stock thrir 19.S1 tttanis with the ofim o( the nation s minor leaguers. Th National league is rspr ciatly activr. Thr Pittsburgh Pi rates shelled out $7S,U0u yesterday to thr San Francisco Srais of the her Con Dempsey on . cond-1 NEW YORK - -Texas the imml basis king-sued slate comes up with a uonai di. kiM-aiird dibleheader tomorrow Dempsry, who was the toast el h promjs 10 Klve ,he college the i ol lea eve in his rookie year d ,ndm , vieoroui shakeup. in 194, will be up with the Pi- ' ... , . rates for 30 days. Dempsey won Three of the four top teams in j .- ,. i ., . the country and a boisterous neigh- h. i.,m,i so hmlbor which is unbt-airn and once. finished strong. Texas Meets Oklahoma; SMU Risks Position; Army Plays Michigan Br WILL GRIMLIY Tlje St. I-ouis Cardinals pur chased 11 players from their lar flung minor league chain. They included third baseman Don Rich mond, pitcher Kd Yuhas and out fielder Larry Ciaffone from their pennant winning Rochester Inter national league team Corn Supply D and L tied square off in a battle of giants Cal-Pac in Dallas' Cotton Bowl. j )nve-In Oklahoma, third ranked nation- Chrystalite ... ally, will throw its 23 game win-i Yoncalla ning streak against ponderous I l.ockwond's Texas, No. 4, in the aflernoon i Mel O Maid . phase of the twin attraction. South-j Sig Kelt ern Methodist and Oklahoma A. 1 Wayne's and M. will go out under the lights ' M and H Three Tedms Top Commercial $ay The Commercial league bowling picture was complicated last night as D and L stationers and 4en Supply Co. moved into a tbtre-way first place tie with Todd Kmldiitt and Construction at the Roseburg Bowling allc-, Thr Todd Buildrrs didn't pick up a point against California Pac ific utilities, while thr other two leaders were gathering two. Vic Lewis helped his D and L stationers along with a 21.S game for high individual game honors. Ted Mills bowled the high individ ual ernes with 564. ! LEAGUE STANDINGS I W L Pts. 0 fs Illinois and U&frM-ft Tooight in Los Angeles 0 0 IDAHO RIADY FOR DUCKS MOSCOW, Idaho -P) -Favored fB)ls as Coatfc-flixie HowrU'a aqua coa but Friday, Oct. 13, 1950 The News-Revie tomorw Pucks1-will losr Howrll savs thr a frw pinfrathrrs in thr process. Howell put his point-makers they siMV highly but so does thr opposition through thrir third succrssivr day of rough defensive scrimmaging yesterday i a con tinued ellort to plug up holes in . 12 n n it 10 10 10 . 9 8 r i.i . ..n-j .... '..i..h.,' ni. i, t0 complete the job. Teed from their Montreal Inter- . SMU is ranked second nationally, national league club today and J' behind Army Oklahoma A. : shipped veteran Jim Russell, a j M- lsnl ,a,r.'1 bl" .hf,re " swiuThitt.ng outfielder to the Roy-1 tram that was wod enough to beat , als in return. ( Arkansas and Texas Christian and j The Cincinnati Reds purchased l"'r"1"' ,k .. thr crack Tulsa doubleplay com- Thr two "" - V,?n" b.nation of shortstop Roy McMil- dmission - are "peeled to draw lan and second baseman Jack ' total .( W Baumer from their Texas league. hunk of Oklahoma populalion the doings. , 7 7 8 8 8 9 10 11 12 2 16 LOS ANGELES CP) Illinois, a preseason candidate to reiW sent thr Big Trn in thr Rose 'Wee 1 football game next New Year's day, engages VCLA, , with no such dreams in me Pacific Coast conference, in an intersec tional till tonight in Meujerial Col iseum. The Illinois hiA-a were dulled in Ik mud by one point in a 7-6 1 his line. Mr II wind V up with a setback by Wisconsin last Satur- light workout today, dav. while the surorisine Bnnns oi'ici. a missed out by a similar Idaho Ttam Defeats EOCE Thr Illini rulr a firm one touch down favorttr tonight. Many ob servers think it should be larger, and hark back to thr Rosr Row gamr of 1947 when local I'd. A admirers made them thr favorites over Illinois and then saw thr mid- weslerners tromp the Bruins by a 45-14 count. Roeeburg ,0re. '7 Oregon may-eyfeat the Idaho Van-1 k. I n. kl . a i r . r-s i. (JlsasCoaclUiixieHowrllasqu.dfriNeWb-rAeVieW VYOn! AOS loet KCSUltS inanf-a ns vuaai wiiif-i rut B OCOUl-'. . The tongur of thr anteatrr is fastened to his breast bone. In Point A Minute Gome I.EW1STON, Idaho i.r A pre dominantly freshman football team from Northern Idaho College of Education scored a point a min ute last night as they administered a 61-0 thumping to Eastern Oregon College of LaGrande. The Idaho youngsters led 48-0 at halftime, then eased off lo add only IJ points more in thr rrmain ing quarters. OPENING BOUT Herb Parks vs. George Craig WRESTLING AT THE ARMORY SATURDAY NIGHT MAIN BOUT Eddie Williams vs. Gordon Hessell first Match Starts 8:30 P.M. team. The Chicago Cubs purchased vet eran outfielder Frank Baumholti and pitcher Cal McLish from their Los Angeles farm on thr coast. Early rxperiments in color pho tograph were conducted as far bark as 1848. umnm (mm mm With the new GOULDS JiT-O-MATK WATER SYSTEMS For your farm, country horn or cottagt there is no simpler, easier way to get all the running water than with the famous Goulds Jet-O'Matic. Dual Serv icefor both shallow or deep wells also lakes, ponds or streams. Install pump any. where. Need not be over well. COMB IN AND ARRANGE FOR FREE ESTIMATE Douglas County FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG, OREGON Phone 91 Lecoted W. Wovhintjton St. Dallas' doubleh(ader will snare some of the spotlight from the big game in Yankee si ad mm where Army's black knights, unbeaten in 22 games., will defend their new No. 1 raling against fired-up, once beaten Michigan. This same, the season's major attraction in the east outside the Army - Navy extravagana, is expected to lure 70,000 into Yankee stadium. Major Clashes Listtfd The college campaign really picks up momentum this week with major conference clashes vicing with intersect lonul .skirmishes fur the attention uf the gridiron gour met. The activities actually get under way timiuht with Illinois and LVLA, the 1147 Rose Bowl prin cipals, tangling at l.os Angeles. Michigan's Wolverines are ex pected to be keyed to the gills ; for the meeting with Army and to have their best backfield man, , Chuck Oitmann, in shape for the first time since the opening game. The Cadets, who boast a race horse backdeld, never have lost to the Wolverines. Last year they snipped a 25 game Michigan win ning streak, 21-7. At Dallas, Texas is rated a touch down edge over the Sooners, who just squeaked through against Texas A. and M. last week, and SMU, with Kyle Hole at the throttle, is a solid choice over the Oklahoma Aggies. COUGARS READY PULLMAN t.Vt The Wash inglon Slate college Cougars left here today for Missoula and to morrow's game with the Univer sity of Montana. The Cougars practiced running plays and defense against the an ticipated Grizzly attack up to ihe last possible minute yesterday. They expect to reach Missoula late today but in time for Coach Forest Kvashevski to run them through a brief workout. HOME DEFENSE PLAN rOYKNTRY. England .r Home Secretary J. Chuter Ede said in fu address that Britain aims to enlist a civil defense force of about 800.000 within a few months. I e0t9Ol;tySee ft Listen to.KRNR - Sportcajt 6 : 1 & P.". daily 6:30 P Sunday O Copper deposits at the Kipushi mine in the Belgian Congo are so rich that the ore as at first scooped off the surface. 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