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Monboqueffe Continues To Baffle Opponents, Stops Minnesota, 2-0 By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer BiU Monbouquette became str pitcher when he learned to curb his temper So now it's thei Boston Red Sx' American I S..-f:.. . ... .... "'"encan Th. .. ,e j t. . rJn frmy' J"0l Frcn,;h- man from Medford, Mass., is SnS.ng .1,-11 en?T and curvebjll so well this year that nftrhir il h t ma r ,le,ague r." this season and (2) figures to be me nea ox tirst 20-game win ner since 1953. At the same time he's playing a major roie in Keeping the Red , Sox within shouting distance of j the first-place, New York Yankees: in the AL race. Monbouquette completed the cycle beating every rival team Thursday night when he pitched inree-niuer mat gave the Kcdjtne season when Joe Fepitone s Sox a 2 0 victory over the LONG DOGS Get em ot the , . . DAIRY QUEEN 1144 W. Harvard Mm- 35c! 1 1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL LAY AWAY SWEATERS & From the mills of CATALINA, JOAN-MARIE, TAMI, and MISS PAT . , . 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Brooks Robinson JurkiA en route to bv far his best sea-1 son in the majors. He struck out i U.1CK n pitched one in- eight and walked onlv one t0imns' l crfdlt for hls fourth best Dick Stigman Me'l Farnell win wmle Ron KUne uffered his who turned the trick in 1953. was i the last Red Sox 20-game winner. vthitey rord gained credit for ' his 10th straight win and 14th of double and Elston Howard's single snapped a 2-2 tie in the 10th. Hal Reniff retired the Angels in the bottom of the frame, sealing Los Angeles' ninth straight loss. Mike Hershberger's two-run dou ble and Jim Landis' two-run triple featured a six-run third inning that enabled the White Sox to remain five games behind the Yankees. Jim Brosnan retired pinch-hitter SKIRTS to match yivuunmr r... 615 S t. JACKSON sr. PHONE 673-5015 Begins at J. C. Sporting Goods J.C. Sporting Goods 509 S. E. 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Oe S'ro Btrnd It CO BC titws 1115 Nei Ne 11:30 Encort Theater RADIO PROGRAM KCEN 1240 KC. 4 A.M. to Midnight) ABC Nerwork music ntws, watber! o n " ?. Preserve tiary Peters' l,i, w'"-.,orge Thonu. had i pair of hits for the Tigers. ! Johnny WyaU walked in the Ue- breakine run ami uilH.i.ith insurance run home to cap Cleve land's three-run eighth-inning ral ly. Willie Kirkland homered for the Indians and George Alusik. Ken Harrelson and Doc Edwards connected for the Athletics, The Orioles ended the Senators' seven-same winning sireaK w in a S'x-run seventh inning in which Brandt ,nd nuss Snyder singled. Iourln seioacK. MONDAY SUMMER LEAGUE Dreamboats. 14-3; Alllgaliers, 10-4; Hope full. 9-7; Alley Bustert. 1-1; Alloy Goolers, t-l; Alloy Cats, 8-8; Sandbaggers, 6-10; Slow Poxeu 3-11; Toam No. Ten, o-o; Toan No. Nino, 4-8. DRIVE 'N SAVE LEAGUE Herb's Hot Shot!. 10-1; D & S Spocloll, 10-3; TKo Eoni, 7-5; Toam No. Seven, 7-S; Cnerry Pickers, 4-4; The Pros, 0-4; Chubby Checkers, 4-4; Mlstrlckei, 5-7; Toam No. Nino 3-IQi Par 4's, Ml. CARDS SIGN THREE ST. LOUIS (UPD Linebackers i Dale Meinert, Bill Koman and Ted Bates, all recovered from 1 1962 injuries, have signed con tracts with the St. Louis Cardin- ! als of the National Football League. 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Down To Dusk lrdor)eit music, ntws, wothtr, " Wig MICKEY MANTLE, Yankee slugger, who inured his left foot in Baltimore June 5 is shown taking his first batting practiqe since that time Thursday prior to the New York Los Angeles game. Mantle expressed dim hope that he "might be able to plcy in a week." Without Mantle or Roger Maris in the lineup, the Yanks won the game 3-2 in 10 innings. (UPI Telephoto) Billy G., Earl Johnson Signed For City Of Roses The entry advance list for the $20,500 City of Roses Open pro fessional bowling tournament took another jump today with the an nouncement from professional bowlers headquarters in Akron, Ohio, of 12 more stars definitely signed for a September appear ance in Portland. The new list of pro kcglers Is led by Earl Johnson, former Ta coma bowler, presently in fourth place in the PBA money stand ings, and Billy Golembicwski, or "Billy G." as everybody calls him, one of the nation's perennial top pin blasters. Johnson, now rolling out of Minneapolis, won the Schenectady Open in June and finished second in the Canadian Open last month, to jump to a total of $16,030 in winnings in PBA tournaments this year. Johnson is well known In the Portland area and should prove one of the favorites in the City ot Roses Open. Portland Picked As Site For NCAA Hoop Tourney COLORADO SPHING-S, Colo. (UPI) The NCAA University Basketball Tournament Commit tee has chosen Portland, Ore., (or the 1865 NCAA university basket ball tourney finals. Bcrnic Shively, athletic director of the University o( Kentucky and chairman of the committee, said the tourney would be hold March 19-20, 1965, at Portland's Memori al Coliseum. Representatives (or Kansas City, Mo.; Louisville, Ky.; St. Louis. Mo., and Portland present ed bids (or the tournament at the committee's meeting Thursday. Portland was chosen, Shively said, because the committee thought the tournament should be moved around the country and the West Coast has not had it In several years. The 1964 tourney i hem in Kansas City, Mo. GOOD BUY GOOD GUY FOR AUTO, LIFE I FIRE INSURANCE NORM WICKS 971 N.t. St.pr.ene 673-J31 In tha Hillcrttt Motel STATE FARM Insurance. Companies Home Otlicaii Bloominiton, llllrxx The Bamboo House Invites You To Com Out Arte) Done To The Music Of 'THE BLUE TONES" THREE NIGHTS A WEEK Fri. 9 pm-1 am Sat. 10 pm-2 am Sunday 8 p.m. - 12 2475 N. E. Diamond Lakt llvd. -Across : From Roieburj Bowl 'i ' "1 Tournament Billy G. just finished five straight weeks o( appearances on the nationally televised "Make that Spare" show before losinu out last Saturday (o Dick Down ey. Billy G. holds one o( the best performance records in his tory in ABC tournaments and has won two ABC Master's titles during his bowling career. During 1962 he finished 10th on the PBA money list with a total of $16,405 in winnings. PCL Standings Pacific Coast League By United Press International Northern Division W. L. Pet. GB Spokane 54 37 .593 Tacoma 49 41 .544 4'i Portland 45 45 .500 8V4 Hawaii 42 49 .462 12 Seattle 36 55 .396 18 Southern Division W. L. Pet. CB Dallas Ft. W. 4B 41 .539 Oklahoma City . 47 41 .534 W San Diego 46 47 .495 4 Salt Lake City 42 43 .494 4 Denver 39 49 .443 8'4 Thursday's Results: San Diego 7 Denver 2 Dallas Ft. Worth 3 Tacoma 1 Portland 6 Hawaii 4 Spokane 8 Seattle 3 Oklahoma City 4 Salt Lake City 3 Probable Pitchers For Friday Dallas-Ft. Worth (Joe Bonikow- ski 3-4) at Tacoma (Jerry Thom as D-7). Oklahoma City (Ben Johnson Koonce 2-2) Denver AI Brice 1-1) at San Diego (Ray Rippclmever 60) Seattle (John Boyle 2-8) at Spokane (Bob Radovich 2-1), (Only bames Scheduled I SPORTSMAN'S USING ARTIFICIALS FOR PAN FISH ' TlN CORK-BODIEO BASS BUGS TAKE PANFISM AS WELL AS DRV FLIES DO,, YBT REMAIN ATTRACTIVELy AFLOAT AFTER REPEATEDLY HOOKING FISH, WHEN DRV FLIES WOULD become soeey and sink. Size so streamers and wet FLIE8 ARE 1JCELLENT LURES. CAST THIM TO A RISING FiBH AND RETRIEVE WITH A START-AND-STOP ACTION. USE NYMPHS AS FOR OTHER PISH. SIL SPIN-TACKLE lURES AND SPIHMERS ARE ALSO GOOD. Work LURES SLOWLY SO FISH WAY DECIDE ABOUT THEM. Fri,, July 12, 1963 Thi When the American Bridse Teachers'" Association meets in Los Anneles on the 25th and 26th of this month. Vice President Dor othy Jane Cook of Chicago will be one of the speakers. Mrs Cook, like all cood teach ers, stresses the code word "Arch" NORTH II JJJ VAI O 10841 7 WIST EAST A4 VQ7I3 J10 5 4 KQ5J KQlOttt J5 SOUTH (D) AKQ10S7 K1 AJ7I O AS No one vulnerable South West North East 1 2 24 3 4 4 Pass Pass Pass Openlnf lead 4) 8 both In dummy play and defonsc. A stands Ipr "Anaiyie inc ian. K for "Kevicw tne Dicming, C" Count your winners and los ers, and H for "How can l make or beat the contract?" Mrs. Cook points out that against any lead but diamond. South will knock out the ace of trumps and eventually lead diamonds from dummy to end up losing one trump one diamond and one club. She points out further that the besinner will have no trouble with a diamond lead. He will simply win the first trick and go after trumps. West will get in the lead with the ace, but won't be able to get a Tod Friday, July 11 Cub Scout Pack 136, Dillard School auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Lane House, 544 be. Douglas, open 1 to 5 p.m. Umpqua Radio Club, classes in code and theory, clubhouse on China Wall on Klamath Ave., 7:30 p.m., (or information call Don McLain, OK 3-170U. Sheriff's Posse, at the Fair grounds, 8 p.m. Potluck at 6:30 o.m. Home Croup of Alcoholics An onvmous call OR 2-4059. 8 p.m. Umno.ua Radio Club, at the clubhouse on Klamath Ave., 7:30 o.m. Christ's Ambassadors of the Winston Assembly of God Church 7 n.m. Open duplicate bridge club 12(30 p.m. at Umpqua Hotel, f or inior mation call Mrs. IV. C. Callison, OK 2-1452. Driver's License Examiner, 83' SE Roberts, 8 a.m. to t p.m. Rummasa sale, by Merely Play ers Inc., rummage accntor on 200 block on SE Jackson, a.m. to 4 p.m. Ladles Bible Class ef Oakland Presbyterian Church, horn of Jes se Lee, 2 p.m. Roseburg Zonta Club, noon luncheon and business mcoling. Zuloima, Daughters of the Nile, Episcopal Paris Hall, dessert, 7:30 p.m. Evergreen Orange, urango tin II , 8 p.m. Daughters ef Union Veterans, Veterans Memorial Building, 8 p.m. Saturday, July 11 Buckeroo Square Dance Club, at the burn, danccof mnnth instruc tion, 8:30 p.m., regular dance at 9 p.m., ladies bring light potluck, visitors welcome. Douglas County Mounted, Fair grounds, 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 424 NE Winchester. 8 D.m. for informa tion call Oil 3 6H29. Buckeroo Square Dance Club, at the barn, dance-of-thc-month in struction at 8:30 p.m., regular dance at 9 p.m. Ladles bring light pot'uek. Lane House, 544 SIS Douglas, open 1 to ' p.m. Rummage tale, ny Merely flay ers. In rummage center on bt. Jackson, 8 a.m. to 4 p m , Chapter 212, National Associa tion of Retired Civil Employes, an nual picnic, home of Grant Osborn on Pioneer Way uprlvcr from Win chester, noon. Bring covered dish or salad, own table service. Non members invited. Swinging I's, square dance at George Newman's barn near Aza- OIVES FALSI AOS LOS ANGELES (UPI) A 33-year-old woman, whose driver's license was revoked (or "fraudu lent conduct" because she told the department of motor vehicles she was 25, Thursday sought in court to have it restored. Mrs. Sumi Vclla said she gave the false age to "satisfy my van ity and for no other reason." Anniversary Dance Sat., July 13 lOp.m .to 2 a.m. Myrtle Hotel Lounge Myrtle Creek, Ore. Seme Bona Calebrotinf I years f pteyitif et seme plct lav tat surprise bafore the night Is veH Nsri-f.viw, Roteburg, Ore. 7 Diamond Lead Causes Worry By OSWALD JACOBY (Written For NEA) diamond ruff because his partner has no entry. A good player will also make the hand, but he will worry a little about that diamond opening. He will tie certain that it is either a singleton in which ease he must win that first diamond or a double ton in which case he must duck. Then the good player will review the bidding and come to the con clusion that the lead must be a singleton. With a doubleton dia mond West would almost surely have opened the suit that his part ner has raised. 5 The bidding has been: Souih 5t North East 1 Pa5 2 A Pass 3 Pass 3 a Pass 4 A Pass 5 V Pass ? You, South hold: A Q 8 6 5 V108 AJ7 R4 What do you do? A Bid six diamonds. Tour partner Is worried about dia monds. You can attord to show him this ace bceauso you have already limited your hand by your bids ol three clubs and four spades. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues with six hearts. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Improve, your bridge gamel order your cepy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Jacoby Bridge, News-Review, P. O. Box 1741, Roseburg, Oregon and a copy will be mailed to you. Or If you prefer, coplts may be purchased at the News-Review office. CALENDAR OF EVENTS omorrow lea, 9 p.m., Stun Ferris called. Dancing scheduled on second Sat urday s only through September. Boots and Calico Square Dance Club, Winston Community Build ing, 9 p.m., "mystery" caller booked, all dnnccrs invited. South Deer Creek Grange, pub lic card party at the hall, u p.m. Movie Showtime Friday, July II, ml STAP.LITE DRIVE-IN Ooen at 1:15 Shows slarl at dusk. "The Nutty Proles sor" ana "snipers Kiage. PINE DRIVE-IN Open at 1:15. Shows start at dusk. "Tha Lawless Breed" "Mr. H0DDB Takes a vacation." BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Sword Ol The Conqueror" and "A Child Is Wall-Ino." TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gales open at Show at v.-oo. "Kino Solomon's Mines" and "The Naki.J Spur" CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Bon office opens at eits. Show starts at dusk If A Man Answers" and "Tha Pads or Lite." SATURDAY, JULY 1), ltU STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open at 1:15. Shows start at dusk. "Tha Nutty professor" and "Sniper's Rldae," PINE DRIVE. IN Open at 1:15. Shows slarl af dusk. "The Lawless Breed" ano "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation." BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnslonl "Sword Of Tha Conqueror" and "A Child II wail Ino." CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Bo like opens II 1:15. Show starts at dusk. "It A Man Answers" and "Tha pads Ol Life." TRI CITY DRIVE-In Oales open al I, Show at f :00. "King Solomon's Mines" and "The Noked Spur." ,f'S FAVOUR SATURDAY JULY 13 2:15 & 8:15 PM ADMISSION ADULTS 1.50 & 2.50 IF YOU (and Drink . . . ' view PL DAIKY t J i "onorji,,,,,, 90$A . Ml IX lA fr,.,,. t,,yi FRESH DAILY! TOHIOMT 3A7UKtAY "MR. 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