'hursday, June 26, 1952
BRO(2RIX ü SHAREOR r , ^ O T .
BRO OK ING S, OR-EGON
¡envers Lost Tv/o
J / ^1 I
JhüilQQy r's S Clash
the lone UHy ön Ernie Blasquiz’s Box Score, First Game—
ou e a ong left field line. Bias- Roseburg—13
ab r h tk > i
LO H ClIoiS N fiW S
L
H'liz also singled with two down Fisk if
, .>
**
*
in the sixth an<^ George Sanders Koch. 2
g X ‘ ° ° Mrs O,,a V ^ e n b e r g
got the other hit off Nierman, an Simpson, c
5 •' * . 6 6 Mrs. Ona Vandenberg was born
Rosebburg’s Umpqua C h i e f s inflel(1 tap to the hole between Blasquiz. 3
5 2 1 - 0 at Atwood, Mich., July 26. 1876
landed Brookings two defeats on third and short in the seventh. ¡Ferrell, 1
4 0 1 1 3 She was graduated f r o m high
011 1 school a t Charlebox, Mich., in
pe local field Sunday, 13 to 5 and
Mickey Coen, freshman pitcher Zürcher, e f
9
1
1 0 1900. She was united in marriage
to 0, the fifth straight double- from Willamette University, also Winders cf
1
1
1
0 to Henry Vandenberg some ten
cader lost by the Beavers in the burled a fine game, scattering the Baker, If .............. 5
1
2
0
years later. To this union was born
outhwestern Oregon league play. eif?ht Brookings hits, striking out Keller, ss .............. 5
2
3
7
three daughters. Hattiet Ida and
The Chiefs got off to an easy seven- without a pass,
I Sporer, p ........
4
1
0
1
Nola.
Mr. Vandenberg passed on
lart in the first of the ojiener, Brookings’ best scoring chance
_ .
"
Sept. 10, 1920. She was an active
roring three unearned runs on ¡came in the sixth. With two down
Totals ..............41 13 13 27 IS member of the M ethodist church
k’o hits and two errors. Vic __
La- Vic Lapiner singled sharply thru
iner breezed through the second ’he box. Frank Burdell followed » . «• . -* *
,
af
-»I I^ke. Mich., trom which
H £ irdJ ith ” ° hitf
n,° runs
«pother^ hit, Lapiner going w X c ^ L
° ...
5
0
2 7
0 ¡V tfor.^
,Wr ChUIVh
PAG E N IN E
tie Isenhart, Mrs Ida Soita. Nola
Hunt, and four grandchildren. Ona.
John and Henry Isenhart and P a t
sy Soita.
Livestocf{
H ay — Cram
HAULING
Brookings
Livestock &
—- 1
' — 1— *
w a 1 lace ■’
s o
Roseburg tagged him for six to third and Burdel taking second M eson ’ 3
’ 1
2 She knew Jesus Chist as her
lits and six runs in the fourth, on the throw-in to third. Bill Dar- v i'a^cf
............33 1
0 Savior and lived that H is life
ighlighted by Chuck Fisk’s 3-run (nell went in to pinch-hit for Keith Parnell ss"~.............. 4 n
3
might be manifest through her
lomer and Barney Koch’s triple Johnson and with two strikes on M-cson rZ ................4 1
1 life. She moved to Oregon only
’he four runs of relief pitcher, him swung at a wide pitch, driving Burdell *7
0 recently and has been living with
/ally Maciel in the seventh were ‘t right at Blasquiz to end the Karns
BROOKINGS. ORRG ON
0 her daughter, Mrs. Everet Isen-
nearned due to a couple of cost- threat.
s........................ 4 1
Peterson, c .... . 3 0 0 6 0
infield errors.
W. L. CAMPBELL
2 0 0 0 4
Lapiner, p
-
» m i a ll O U - Maciel, p
....... .... 1 0 0 0 0
P H O N E 22S1
|r, former Salem and Yakima WI ble-header against t h e Coquille
— —
— 1 Last January she suffered a
league pitcher for 10 hits but nev- Loggers here next Sunday. The
TED L. FREEM AN
Totals ......... ....35 5 10 27 16 severe heart attack and for the
r were able to bunch them effect- Loggers split with Coos Bay-North
past six weeks has been very ill.
PI IO N E 2625
Roseburg .
Ively
300 0 0 0 100 13
Bend over the
000 102 002 5
O F F IC E
The seven-inning second game the Saturday night tilt, 5 to 4 in Brookings
E
rrors:
Koch
2,
Matson. Dar- age of 73 years, lo months and
10
innings
but
lost
Sunday,
6
to
1.
vas probably the best ever seen
P H O N E 2411
>n the local field, both teams play-
Drain took undisputed posses- nell 2, Karns, Peterson 2; RBI. 24 days. Loved ones left are Hat-
ng errorless ball. Jim Nierman, sion of first place by dumping * *sk 2' Blasquiz 2, Zurcher, \\ in-
DSC sopohomore, in pitching a 3- Bandon twice, 3 to 1 and 4 to 2 iiers’ Sporer, Mason, Burdell 2
... thus giving the Black Sox eight K* r o 2-base hits, Karns 2; 3-baae
litter, certainly deserved a better
fate. Chuck k Fisk lead off with a wins against only two losses, the ,n,s* ** '„sk’ Kochi Burdell; Home
valk, and was wild-pitched to sec- latter at the hands of Coos Bay- .Run’ **isk ' Sto,en Bases. Fisk,
lird and later scored on North Bend.
V,a; Sacrifices, Simpson; double
>nd and third
Bend
plays, Ferrell to Keller to Ferrell
Basquiz to Ferrell; Darnell to
Left on bases, Rosebur 10; Brook
ings 7; Base on balls, Rapiner 4,
Maciel 4. Sporer 4; Strike-oufs,
Lapiner 4; Maciel 1; Sporer 2. Hits
Free Parking for Customers in our own Parking
off Lapiner 10 for 9 in 5; off Maciel
Lot.
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables and Meats!
3 for 4 in 4; off Sporer 10 for 5
One 4x6 Silvertone, individaul portrait, mounted
in 9. Earned Runs Lapiner 6,
in a beautiful shadow-box folder—
Sporer 2. Winner, Sporer; loser
Lapiner.
Box Score. Second Game
Roseburg -1
ab r h po a
Fisk, rf
....... ....2 1 0 1 (
.F o r a lim ited time only— come in notv before
Koch, 2 ..............
3 0 0 1 4
Simpson,
c
....
....2 0 0 7 1
stocl{ runs out.
— with purchase of Groceries and Meats, Accounts
Blasquiz, 3
3 0 2 1 c
Ferrell. 1
3 0 0 7 1
Paid in full each two weeks, will receive stamps.
Zurcher, ef
3 0 0 1 c
Sanders. If
3 0 1 0 c
2
Keller,
ss
0 0 3 a
Southern Maid, yellow (Limit 2 pounds)
Over Oregon State Banl{
9 0 0 0 1
Coen, p .......
Trucking Co.
(
REDFIELD'S MARKET
f
ANO THER
SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday
S P E C IA L
We Will Be Open Next Sunday
Only 89c
We Give S. & H. Green Stamps
Brookings Studio
Totals
W I L B A N K 'S
MARKET
HENRY WILB.1NK. Proprittor
In Redfield's M arket
FRIDA Y -SA TURD AY SPECIALS
We Will Be Open Next Sunday
Blade Cut—Steer
BEEF ROAST, !b ............... 6 9 c
Picnic
Sliced
Hams or Bacon, II 3............. 5 2 < c
>
Ham Hocks
or Smoked Squares
19c, lb.
PURE
LARD
15c, lb.
Fresh Dressed—Fricassee or Stewing
thickens, lb...................... 51c
MWE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS
.23 1
• • •
Brookings 0
ah r
Wallace, 2
1 0
Jacobson, ss
3 0
2 0
Via, ef
Mason, rf
.3 0
Lapiner, 1
3 0
Burdell. If
3 0
Johnson. 3
2 0
Chapman. 3
0 0
Peterson, c
3 0
Nierman. p ....... „ ....3 0
1 0
Darnell •
Totals
Roseburg .......
Brookings
3 21 8
h
2
0
1
0
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
po a
1 1
1 4
4 0
1 0
7 0
3 0
0 2
0 0
4 0
0 1
0 0
..27 0 s 21 8
100 000 0 -1
000 000 0 0
RBI, Blasquiz; 2-hase hit R, Blas-
quiz. Via; Double plays : Jacobs«>n
to W allace to Ln piner Koch 0
Keller to Ferrell.; Left on basi s,
Roseburg 4; Brookings •y
i Bas«•s
n balls, Nierman 3; Strike-out s,
Nierman 3; Coen 7. Wild pitch«■S
Nierman 2; Coen; Winner. ( ’oe 1.
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Beauty Salon
A ppointm ents Open
by
experienced operators
On Hillside Street
Phone 2381
Mildred
Frances']
Oleomargarine, %s, lb. . .
21c
All Brands
Cigarettes, carton
$1.59
Eriskies meal or cubes—a complete
Dog Food, 5 lbs. . . .
69c
Old South — 303 size, 12 for $1.92
Grapefruit Sections, 2 for . . 35c
Old South
Orange Juice, 46-oz cans . . 29c
Old South
blended Juice, 46-oz. can . . 28c
Royal (Hub
Tomato Juice, 46-oz. can . . 25c
All Flavors
Jello, 3 p a c k a g e s .............. 25c
Waldorf
Tissue, 10 rolls . . . . . .
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Marshmallows, full pound . 35c