The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 21, 1954, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextKellner Gives Up One Hit; Cardinals Bounced Again By THE ASSOCIATED PF What did the National League iluggeri learn in spring training friends apparently overlooked? This was becoming a vital ques tion today after the second straight one-hitter in the junior circuit ' while the National League was go ing its slug-happy way with an other 26-hit donnybrook. Lefty Alex Kellner of the Phila delphia Athletics tamed the Wash ington Senators on one safety Wayne Terwilliger's lonesome sin gle into center field with two out in the eighth inning as the A's won 70. On Monday Jim McDonald of the New York Yankees, a right hander, subdued Boston with the exception of a single by Harry Ag ganis. Card Defense Lacks A big share of the National League fireworks has involved the St. Louis Cardinals. The Redbirds absorbed a 13-6 shellacking at the hands of the Cincinnati Redlegs last night and now have been bat tered for 60 runs in six games. The battering hasn't been all one sided. The Cardinals have av- 1 JH nlmncf Ealun mm tnm - U of the same half doien contests. For years the National League has been the pitchers' league. Castoffs from American League mound staffs have gone on to big seasons ki the National while the American has concentrated on hitting stars. But this season the hits are coming off National League bats. Bums, Detroit Lest The two contrasting contests yes terday were nnrt nf a mi-un-ij five-game schedule. Philadelphia wnippea Brooklyn 6-3 and New York defeated Pittsburgh 6-2 in the National League and Chicago beat Detroit 7-2 in the American. Milwaukee and Chicago in the Na tional were rained out. Kellner was breezing along to ward the first no-hitter in Griffith Stadium since 1931 when Terwil liger, a .235 hitter, rapped one back through the middle. "I didn't feel too bad," Kellner said. "You figure a feller Is lucky to pitch a no-hitter." Kellner walked three and struck out six. He had retired 15 men MR. BUSINESSMAN How Many Orders Do You Miss? Have Your Customer's Relay Their Orders thru . . . BUSINESSMEN'S TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Complete Telephohe Answering Service DIAL 9-8760 GARDEN TILLERS MUSTANG! SALES SERVICE RENTALS Howard Rotavator M-E (Milwaukee Equipment) Universal Bolens PRICES START AT $146.50 Call For Demonstration LANSING-OLIVER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 847 S. Stephens Phone 3-6002 "We Service What We Sell' norm jf v TIUEK tni W I f rWif0199.5O in a row before Terwilliger broke the string. Trucks Steps Bengals Fireballing Virgil Trucks picked up his first 1964 victory for the White Sox as he checked Detroit on six bits. The Cardinals used Ave pitchers Hiinst the heavy-hitting Redlegs and none of them toiled with any success. Memo Luna, a $75,000 TUESDAY'S BASEBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 4 Detroit Chicago Washington Boston . New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cleveland 3 .571 3 .571 .500 .500 .500 .500 .400 .400 Tuesday's Results Chicago 7 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 7, Washington 0 Only games scheduled Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 5 5 3 ,714 714 .500 1V4 .500 1V4 .500 m Tuesday's Results New York 6, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 13, St. Louis 6 Milwaukee at Chicago, rain .333 2V4 3 winter purchase, lasted only two thirds of an inning in bis first starting role and was charged with the loss. Venerable Preacher Roe made his first appearance of the season for the Dodgers but the Phillies were ready for him and sent him to the showers in less than five innings. The deciding blast was a mighty home run by Del Ennis with a man aboard. The Giants picked on Pittsburgh rookie Nelson King for three runs in the eighth inning to give them a comfortable margin after build ing a 3-2 edge against Paul La Palme, who left for a pinch bitter. Snead, Mangrum Seeded In Las Vegas Tourney LAS VEGAS, Nev. (fl Twenty select professional golfers took their last practice shots Wednes day before heading into formal firing in the $35,000 Tournament of Champions Thursday. Gallery interest centered on Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum. Play is over the Desert Inn Country Club course, which 'this converted desert country. . SPORTS IN BRIEF Br THC ASSOCIATED PRESS BASEBALL HAVANA A crowd of 29,000 welcomed International League basebal to Cuba with . Havana beating Toronto 7-2. GOLF HENDERSON. N.C. Julius Boros fired a 67 to take a 1-stroke lead in the Carolines Open Tourna ment. TENNIS HOUSTON, Tex. Defending champion Gardner JMuIloy defeat ed Ed White, 6-4, (-4 to reach fourth round of River Oiks Tourn ament. GENERAL DALLAS Ben F. Whitaker, owner of My Request and other famous race horses, died at bC. NEW YORK Errard King, a leading candidate, was withdrawn from the Kentucky Dey, because of a foot injury. RACING SAN MATEO, Calif. Hull Down ($5.20) won feature at Bay Meadows. ' Don McLaughlin Heading Cowboys DENVER lit) Don McLaunh- lin, a Smithfield, Tex., roper, is leaoing in me race tor i54 all- around championship cowbov hon ors, according to point standings announced Tuesday by the Rodeo Cowboys Assn ' McLaughlin has 12.S23 no 1 n t s. each representing a dollar earned on rne roaeo circuit. Hill under man of Walla Walla, Wash., is recond with 9,251 and Harry Tom kins of Dublin. Tex., third with 8,817. ' Nearly all of McLaughlin's points were compiled in calf-raping, an event in which he completely dom :nates the field. Other leaders in clude: Saddle Bronc division Deb Copenhaver of Post Falls, Idaho. Bull riding Bill Hand of West Palm Beach. Fla. Bulldogging Joe Madden of Lusk. Wvo. Team roping Eddie Schell of Coolidse, Ariz , and Dale Smith of unanoier, Ariz. BOXERS ENTER MEET RnsTnM im Biiifcwi (... from San Francisco. Pittsburgh and IMfiVAlanH ano a.mnna Hinca entered in the 66th National AAU boxing championships which be gin nere Monaay. Annnnxima.tAlv ISA lfw11viiale from 24 states and Hawaii are ex pected to take part in the event which rnn Mnnrlnv TiiAerlnv sn4 Thursday. MALNUTRITION PHILADELPHIA 11 James Leahy, 84, collapsed on a North Philadelphia sidewalk. Physicians at Hahemann Hospital said he was suffering from "a severe case of malnutrition." Later police found $1,153, most ly in $10 bills, In the lining of nis waistcoat. He said he was saving the money for a "rainy day." . Yoncalla Takes Lead Br Journal Trapshoot The Yoncalla Trap and Rifle Club took over the undisputed lead in the Journal Trapshoot League by winning all five of its matches in the weekend shoot. Roseburg Rod and Gun Club, the erstwhile co-ieader, dropped one point behind after winning four matches and tying one with the Bend Trap club. Yoncalla has a record of 30 wins, five ties and one loss for 65 points. Roseburg has won 28. tied eight and lost none for 64 points. Roseburg (75) Virgil Sanders 25; Ken Gilkeson 25; Vera Solo mon 25: Levi Tooninss 25. Yoncalla (75) Bill Sharman 25; Lawrence Smith 25; Irving uavis a; uonna wooiey 25. Other scores by Rod and Gun Olub members in the last week- end's shoot included: 25' s: Dr. Bu bar, W. Edmonds; 24's: Lee Mill er, Charles KHmjier, Ivan Pick ens. E. Hill, George Voytilla, Lila McMullen. H M Shirtcliff Sr.. oolomon, Harold Beauchamp, II. Hannon, George Cornish, Ross My ers: 23's: Ken Ellison. Handican: 25's: George Vovtil. la; 24's: Bubar, F. Solomon: 23's: Gene Krcwson, C. Klingler. Gilkeson. -k TlnWod. Apr. 21, 1954 The New-Review, Roseburj, Ore. 7 Yesterday $ Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITCHING Alex Kellner, Phil, adelphia Athletics Held Wash ington hitless until two were out i-n the eighth inning and finished with a 7-0 one-hitter, his first in organized ball. BATTING Andy Seminick. Cincinnati Redlegs Homered and added two singles in four times up, driving in two runs as cue itects beat St. Louis 13-6. Hot Pace Set By Kegler Cools In Last Of Series Fights Last Night TUESDAY'S FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES Kennv Davis. 125, Clarendon, T:x., outpointed Al Cruz, 124, Los Angeles, 12. MIAMI BEACH. Fla. - Brian Kelly, 140, Niagara Falls, N. Y stopped Libby Manzo, 134 V4, New York, 4. . ST. LOUIS Davey Moore. 120. Springfield, Ohio, outpointed Char ley Riley, 130. St. Louis, 10. GALVESTON. Tex. Bl Con. scripto, 145, Mexico, outpointed Sauveur Ohiocca, 150, France, 10. HARTFORD, Conn. Larry Boardman. 135. Marlboro. Conn.. knocked out Johnny Watson, 135, rrovmence, n. l. Track Meet, Ball Came Rescheduled In County The Days Creek - Canyonville- myrue ureeK track meet originally scheduled for Myrtle Creek Tues day was postponed until Wednes day afternoon at Myrtle Creek. The Elkton-Yoncalla B Lea cue baseball game originally schedul ed for Yoncalla on Friday has Deen reseneauiea tor Thursday afternoon at Yoncalla. Central Oregon Reports First 1954 Forest Fire PRI NEVILLE OB Centril On. gon has had its first 1954 fores, nre. the blaze, apparently starting from a warming fire left by tim ber cutters 20 miles east of here, headed toward tree farm land oi Oihoco Lumber Co. Monday. State crews got it out quickly, though, before it got into merchantable trees. About three acres, chiefly brush but with some young Pon derosa pine, were burned. Melton Crawford, state district warden, said the woods already are "pretty dry" after seven weeks of drier than usual spring weather. SEATTLE W Good starts don't always mean good finishes and Fred Annala of Butte, Mont., ran afoul of that fact Tuesday n'ght as he rolled his first series in the American Bowling Congress. Annala, who bowls for the Mu tual of Omaha team of Butte, bit nine straight strikes in lis first game to wind up a with a total ot 266. He fell only slightly off th.it hot pace in his second game, roil ing a 222. But his third game total was a lowly 135 as he ran into five splits and committed one error. His total pin collection for the night was 623 not enough to put him among the leaders. There were, In fact, no changes In any of the top ten standings in the ABC Tuesday. - CONGRESSMEN READY DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - With two days of spring "training" be hind the congressional base ball teams play an exhibition game here tonight. . The teams, getting ready to; the a nn u a 1 congressional game at Washington June 15, will break camp Saturday. . , OVERNIGHT PHOTO-FINISHING IN m PM OUT A AM AT 3 AT V Clark's Studio 105 S. Jackson Dial 3-8526 BABE ZAHARIAS BEAUMONT. Tex. I Babe Zaharras has passed another cru cial test in ner ngnt against can cer and will return to golf when she feels she can win again. Mrs. Zaharlas was pronounced O.K.sTuesday after blood and X rays tests were studied by her physicians In a physical checkup one year after her oparation for cancer. Pat Brady of the Pittsburgh Steelers won the punting cham pionship of the National Football League in 1953 with an average of 46.9 yards per punt. He did not have a kick blocked '.he entire season. I ALEXIS S. ORLOFF I PHYSICAL THERAPIST Announces The Opening Of His Offices at Lookingglass Road Rt. 4 Box 1545 " . April 21,1954 Turner, Jones Slated For Welterweight Go PHILADELPHIA W) Gil Tur ner, the welterweight turned mid dleweight turned welterweight, fights in the middleweight field again Wednesday night in a sched uled 10 rounder against Bobby Jones . Promoter Herman Taylor says the winner of the nationally tele vised fight will earn an outdoor crack at Joey Giardello, the Phil adelphian tapped as Carl (Bobo) Olson's next 160 pound title op-ponent.- FULLY AGED for Richer Taste ! iHI)is tarns ji KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY THIS WHISKEY 1 4 YEARS OLD Mi PROOF THE HILL I HILL CO, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY ENJOY AMAZING FLAVOR-NUTRITION! OteUjl Years-Ahead Baking Discovery! m m m P C p ) n7leW STAY-FRESH wrapper ftlPa For 5 DAT rKtinwtaaj V LASTING FLAVOR FRESHNESS! ( INCREASED PROTEIN AND NUTRITION! ' DOUBLE MILK SOLIDS-over 11 ounces fat-free milk! MORE VIGOR VITALITY ENJOYMENT! V MORE NUTRITION FOR GROWING CHILDREN! 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