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Trojans and Bruins Battle to 13-13 Tie
I
4 i
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I
hull
Seals Take
Double Bill
From Acorns
Double Win Earn! Fiiico
Nino Placo iii Playoffs;
Angols Drub Bcvoi Twice
ti. tronv
PAUL HAINES
By
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I. ID U10 Olx 0 i:i 3
Italmondl; Scalt nd
Score:
Flint uhiiif:
ha ii h riincliro
hul vii. ii iid
uy.ttfliwr,H,
c-otifi tfiiine Uevcn lnnlnan
OnkiiifKi 0W wjO 00 S 1
Sjiii Kruiiriaco IHJl Wil X 2 4 0
tiycH ml Kaiinondl. Ilarrell nd
Hjrm,
ht-ricn won by nnn rranciico, 4 jfamei
to 1.
Flint jjnilic:
Lou Aiikl-Il- ,.121 1W 20114 20 0
I'orlliincj . WKJ ao(J 010 3 0 1
1 (or lot. Cornel I a ii and Sum I, Fer
nundf, i-ftikii, FcUcrmcyer, "Windor and
AdaniH. Cook.
Second y.nriic (seven lnniogl
Lot AiikuIci im ld.i 4-11 14 1
J'orltitnd ItfJ WW 01 3 3
I'rlin and Fcrnandct; Lohcn. Pulford,
and Adams.
Serici; Los Angclet 3, Portland 2.
Bengals Hake It Four
Straight Over Red Sox
Hal Newhouser Humbles Boston 9-5,
Browns Rally in Ninth to Beat A's
'" I' i ..I ..
ud Hindi' ii t-'li'im sti'ii of
1 .. Ttii-n ho looked
P .I'lllllll.t. . . .
Willi"" u' Klonmoy.
this inrmi'iii, ua-
must hiivo uucM
una (if nun Hint
Unl It
Sf Al I" '
uruin Loll Hnllbnck Vic Kmilh (No. 28) wadct through Trojan opposition for five-yard gain
bsfort U!C Fullhack Duana Whilohead (No. 43) comoi in for tho tticklo. A crowd of 50,000
bravad a iwolloring 101 dcqroo tomporaluro to too the Univoriity of South California and Uni
versity of California at Lot Angoloi opon thoir football teaton at Loi Angeles' Memorial Coliseum
with a tie game, 13-13.
'mound of otlu-r Cll'i, but.
u "l'h" i'i'iii"K youim
L now iii the iinny will
. lot (rout tl' l iniKiirra.
wndiT wluit It will Ui'7"
trnVlCE DEPT.
i johnny (Vuiikci-a) .Sturm
'andldme for the C'""!'
tnUtih. "OcciT ti'tim. John-
. l.ufAM t.n l,...Lr
...Ml KfirCIT IM-I.H.T
axMll. . . . Chh-f bcmun'K
. r.tv itiuiiiT. w ii iiiniiim
iihoowi'ri'd Norfolk Nnviil
ntnllim bimcbiill nncl
tall trams. Ii l"c Jo U'nvc
IturOI SI'H Illll jr. . . K. ;w -
; Dcwnlt. I li:iH 1'i'im Miito
-jiW cuoliilii. who wt'iH on
ihrn he fnili'd lo swim n
ch relnv IrK to brat
Ljf, has returned from Eu-
KirlnK llic uri- mm
Mil wllli four du.itors.
amplcli'cl 110 ml-ulim n n
uJcr iiikI dropped live
hsilinB Iniiil" n llerlin. , . .
isow who cryinu now.
Top Grid Tilt of Nation
Ends in 13-13 Deadlock
Johnny Roesch Returns Punt 74 Yards
For Score As Gun Barks End of Game
regon s Kanut
Disqualified
Go With Cruz
RUTLAND, Sept. 2S (I'l
bill Joe Knhul lost his
r. lo lho Pacific const liitht
li)clglit hoxlni! chnmplnn-
;a he wtu ui.i(uiiiiiieii in
i ninth round ot it ta hciiou'
klS-round bout with Cornor
Calcllo Cruz, l.os Aniiclcs,
'Siturduv nm hi.
t light uniUti nildwny In
round with blond streuniliiK
p I cut over Knhul a oyo
;li writers enlled It u technic
inockout for Cruz. Knlph
pin, referee, explulned lo-
bowever, that ha diMiuiili'
Kihut brciiu.w Ills lunnimer,
i Capri, sti'l'il Inside the
" to in.niect the iniiirv.
Wed by tho Mcxlcnn'ii
Ii in the enrly Knlnc, Kiiluit
F'out of Ins crouch In the
fclli round to xtiiKKer Cruz
I inrcc Imril lefts to the body.
f.iu the elKhlh bent opened.
ptHailecl out with h atiiiiiier-
nro-nnnded iiltiiek lo the
ptoit proved the flnlshor. A
P tut on Kiihut'a (orchciid
W the fliiht to n halt.
I Drdimini.rv t.nnla nnl.l.v
WUSa. I'ortlimcl. deeisloned
f Hoff, lfln. Anneondn
P. 4 rounds; Eddlo Wellcr,
p rori nnri Hi-pw i
Wtwllh Kelly Jncknon, 1413
ffl;Jnck lluber, lOfl, const
f. lonped Jnmcn J. Wilson
fl Anxelcs. In 0 rounds.
Major League
Leaders
'r The Associated Press
KATIONAI. I.pivnrip
'mng-WHllur, Brooklyn
bllltnrl
K'lO, 113
In Nicholson
i3 r"s Nicholson, Chi
rath
0.
cningWilks. St. Louis. 17
ll..., "'AH LtlAliUE
filing Jnlmnl, Hntnn
t.Jntlcd In Stephens, St.
r"1' ' Etton. Now York
il W "PWhouser, ue.trou,
El Padre
Closed for
Remodeling
Will open
SOON-
'"'eh for Oponing Dafo
By The Associated Prom
The enuk of the timer's uun
ehned In the consrlnusne.ss of
I'nelfle (.'ini.st conference mem
bers todtiy ns n wurniiK to be
ware University of California at
I.os Aniielcs' llrnins as n last-second
touchdown threat.
The iiaine-cdini! eun barked
amidst the frenzied cheers of fill,
001) In 1.0s Aniieles cnlisenni Sat
urday ns Drum llnlfbnrk Johnny
Itoesch cat hered In n university
of Southern California punt mill
weaved 74 vards llirniiKli the be
wildered Men of Troy for n
touchdown that resulted In n 1J-
i:i tie. ,j
n.,i. Wnlerflebl hooted the I
(jnme tleini! plneement to com-
lete the dramn inai siarien witn
ilCl.A's orlniiial final iiuarler
touchdown on six Rrnund plays
Hint carried ! yards, wttn
lloeseh carrying over.
Tin. University of Cnllfnrntn
Ueiirs nl Berkeley did. not look
too impressive in nillmi! to a HI-7
victory over the Juvenilc-power-
1 bi, ituiry s cuiiciie '.,lt--
Hears muffed a number oi
touchdown opportunities that
pushed over scores enrly and
late.
On the other hand, University
f Wiishiniiton limbered up for
conference piny by crusning in-
tlo Willamette, 71-U.
Coach A. A. SHIRK s Collesc o
Pacific TiKers for the sicoiiu
veiir humiiien ine vuuiueu
Mary's Navy I'ro-r nyiners. n-o.
Ainbrose Schindler, former USL
All-America, sparked Pacifies
first touchdown utter St. Mary s
Cadets had taken n 0-0 Icad
Win From
Hornets
Other Karnes of the weekend
included a 20-0 victory by Uni-j
verslty ot Nevada over Tonapah 1
A. my Airfield at Tonopnh, Sun
day and a 27-0 win by Idaho uni
versity, south, over Pocalello
Marines Saturday.
Football Scores
By The Associated Pross
SATURDAY
Cornell III), Syracuse 8.
Michigan 14, Marquette 0.
Idaho (SoulliJ 27, Pocatcllo
Marines 0.
Tulsa 47, North Texas Ag-
Kies li.
Texas Christian 7, Kansas 0,
Rice 57. Galveston AAF 0.
Arkansas Agijics 20, Sclman
Field 0.
Illackland Army Air 24, John
Taiieton 0.
Lubbock (Tex.) Army Air 27,
Texns Tech 13.
New Mexico 47, Arizona State
(1'lanstaff) 14.
Kentucky 27, Mississippi 7.
Fort Benning Reception Cen
ter ID. TuskcRce 15.
Southwestern (Tex.) 26, Louisi
ana Tech 0.
North Carolina State 27, Mil
IlKan 7.
Florida 36, Mayport Naval Air
B.
Catawba 6, Emory and Henry
0.
Third Air Force 31, Charleston
Coast Guard 0,
ColIeKC of Pacific 14, St.
Maiv's Pre-FliKbt 6. .
San Dieso Naval Training
Center 65, 105tlt Army Engi
neers 0.
Portland Grid Pros Sco..
Five Times to Win39-0
Bv The Associated Press
A star-studded service team
the fourth air force fliers of
March Field set an example of
powerhouse football for the
west coast's two professional
leagues yesterday by trampling
the Snn Diego Bombers of the
Pacific coast pro football league,
56-7.
Jack Jacobs, former Okla
homa university player, flipped
passes to Bob de Fruiter for
touchdown combinations that
varied the Fliers crushing line
advances.
The Bombers, playing the
game as a warmup lor the open
ing of their league season next
Sunday, scored their lone tally
in the final period on a pass from
Steve Bagarus, former Notre
Dame ace, to Chuck Mac Swee
ney, which was good for 51
vards.
In American pro league games
a nass-grabbinR galloping half
back named Jimmy Caine scored
five touchdowns as the Portland
Rockets whitewashed the Oak
land Hornets, 39-0, while the
Los Angeles Mustangs romped
to a 20-7 victory over the Los
Angeles Wildcats.
Bill Bryant tossed two passes
which resulted in touchdowns
for tho Mustangs. ' The victory
put the Mustangs in second place
behind the University Hollywood
Rangers, who were idle yesterday.
By Tho Associated Press
San Francisco's Seals earned a
place in the finals of the Pacific
Coast league playoffs this week
against either Los Angeles or
Portland by winniim a Sunday
doubleheader from the Oakland
Acorns, fl-7 and 2-0.
The Seals won the series, four
to one, making a clean sweep
alter the Acorns copped the first
game. Saturday night the Seals
collected 18 hits and a 9-3 vic
tory. Frank (Leftv) O'Doul's sauad
clinched the first Sunday game
in tnc nun inning wnen ditcher
Tom Seats hit a 385-foot homer
with two runners on base. Ray
Ilarrell pitched five-hit ball and
his second shutout of the series
to win the nightcap.
The Los Angeles Angels as
sumed a three to two series lead
by defeating the Portland Bea
vers, 14-3 and 11-1, and point for
victory in tonight's sixth game.
If tonight's game fails to decide
the series, a seventh game will be
played Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.
The Angels drove Veteran
Pitcher Syd Cohen out of the box
for an easy second game win
after they had pounded out 20
hits, including two homers by
Ted Norbert and one by Cecil
Garriott, in the first game.
HOW ABOUT ITT
Well, the local lads were
pretty well snowed under in the
first grid tilt of tho '44 season
Friday nltc, but that is no good
reason to criticise the team or the
new system inaugurated by
Coach Marble Cook. In fact, it
calls for more fervid support
than It the boys had won.
ft must be remembered mat
this was the first game under
new system under a new coach
for a new team, tnc lei lows ex
pect your support and they de
serve it to the end. Win, lose or
draw.
The important fact Is not that
the team lost, but rather that
they never quit, and were fight
ing as hard at the final gun as
they were at the opening whistle.
This brings to mind a stanza that
we read under a bust of Knute
Rockne, immortal Notre Dame
coach, a long time ago:
"And when the one great scorer
comes
To write against your name,
He writes not if you won or lost,
But how you played the game."
So let's all get behind the boys
more than ever and show them
that we appreciate their efforts
and are for them all the way.
Whadyasay?
The Marine Barracks grid ele
ven will fieht their first fray of
the current season, Saturday af
ternoon at Modoc field with the
Navycats from'Willamette. Local
sport fans are fortunate in hav
ine some of the top-notch teams
of the west coast and northwest
scheduled to appear here in
Klamath town.
The ball games should all be
dingers and will bring daylight
football back again. With the
marine tilts added to the high
school contests, the pigskin sea
son will be nicely rounded out.
AMERICAN Lt-.Ani'E KACR AT A
OI.ANCK
llr The Aiaocliled Prett
Gamei To
W. I,. Pel. Behind Play
Detroit 4 IM .371 ..... 7
St. Loula .. H.'l 114 .SBS 1 7
New York . 711 17 .Ml 414 8
Krmalnltir OameB
Detroit Home. Philadelphia 1.11. Wash
ington '4i. Away, nonr.
Si. Loula Home. Boaton (31, New
York 14". Away. none.
New York Home none. Away, Chi
cago I4l. St. Loula '4i.
By JOE REICHLEH
Associated Press Sports Writer
It is no longer a question of
who will stop the Detroit Tigers
hut how can they lose?
The American league leaders
yesterday made it four straignt
over me Boston nea aox, tu
5, to cling to their one-game
edee over tho St. Louis Browns
with only seven games leu to
play against the second division
Philaucipnia Ainieucs ana nasn
ington Senators. '
A rousing three-run ninth in
ning rally kept the Browns in
the running with an uphill 3 to
2 triumph over the A's, but the
New York Yankees were all but
mathematically eliminated by
falling before Mel Harder of
Cleveland, 4 to 1.
As the campaign starts its
final week everything thus
favors the Tigers. They have
won 24 and lost 13 to the A's
and Senators while the Browns,
who must battle the Yanks and
Red Sox in their last seven
games, have won only 18 and
lost 19 to their first division
foes.
"Hurricane" Harold New
houser chalked up his 27th vic
tory of the season as the Tigers
humbled the Sox before 48,702
at Briggs stadium for the Tigers'
Opponent Sought
For Grey Mask
A lough assignment is trying
to be found for "ine urey
Musk " who was so surcessiui in
i,i it. n Knwi v u unwiiy i ii
business rriciay nigiu m "
inory In tneir wrestling su. mi-
"mask win ciciiniieiy him"--"
here Friday and only needs a
suitable opponent. The masked
marvel was a sensation in Cali
fornia and drew the biggest
house In Hollywood that has
been seen In years.
Rowdy sustained no broken
ribs as was thought, and will
probably be able lo tussle come
Friday niullt.
The card has not been com
pleted yet, but will be announced
soon.
Bill McMacken Wins
"Ail-Around Cowboy"
Title at Lcwiston
LEW1STON. Idaho, Sept. 24
7Pi Bill McMacken, Horcncc,
Arlr-i won the "nll around cow
Coy" title at Hie ninth ."
Lcwiston roundup oday as the
show closed after three days of
competition by cowboys in na-
tlonal tin". r""' , ,
i., McMnnlglc,
association president
lendance today
thWcMicfcnn won in Ihc bronc
riding in.;.. ,d ''!;;ccdL3,d
Hnhinri Am e Will, Loomis,
Was ? In buHdowinU with
three-day lime of 35 seconds lo
34 for Will's three sicers.
Tkn Walker, Preseoll
SUNDAY
North Carolina Prc Flight 27,
Cherry Point Marines 14.
Camp Lee (Vn.) 47. Indian
town Gap (Pn.) Military Reserva-
tion 0. .....
Kcesler Field (Miss.) 41, Al
giers Naval Station (New Or
leans) 0.
Fort Knox 13, Bowman Field
(Ky.) 6. . .
Fort Monroe 7, Richmond
Army Air Base 6.
Alameda (Calif.) Coast Guard
7, Fleet Cltv Blue Jackets 7 (tie.)
Nevada 20, Tonopah Army Air
Field 0.
Superbombers Stomp
Missionaries 78-0
BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 25 MP)-
Scorine each of the first nine
times it had the ball, the Sec
ond Air Force Superbombers
romped to an easy 78-0 win over
Whitman university Saturday.
Seven thousand fans attended.
Whitman was unable to pen
etrate the Superbombers 39
yard line.
RECORD CROP
LEBANON. Sept. 25 (IF) The
Lebanon Nut Growers association
estimates this area will have" a
$250,000 crop, one of the largest
on record.
Salem Man Wins
Grand Prize in
Western Show
OSWEGO, Sept. 25 P) A Sa
lem man, George Potts Jr., was
announced today as winner of
the grand prize at the Lake Oi
wego Hunt club's western horse
show which ended Sunday.
The award was a silver mount
ed saddle. He won 27 points on
Chief, which he rode from Salem
to enter the show.
Carl Loop, Salem, riding Rab
bit, placed second; uraig ian
deen. Oregon City, riding Jerry
third, and Harry Knoop of Ore
gon city, riding Kocket, lourtn,
Henley Defeats
Honkers 28-13
Henley high school gridders
defeated the Honkers of Lake
view, 28-13, in a high-scoring
tilt played at Lakeview Friday
night.
Keller. Henley fullback
scored the first touchdown of the
same in the second Quarter, but
Downs, right half for the Hon
kers, took the following kickoff
back 90 yards to score, from
then on it was mostly all Hen
ley as they went on to tally once
in tnc uurci stanza ana twice in
the final frame.
Scorn bv auarters:
Henley 0 7 7 1428
Lakview 0 6 0 713
MAIL 'EM EARLY1
With Santa Claus due to make
his annual appearance soon, we
would like to put in a reminder
lo ioiks to man tnrisuuas paeti
ages to service men and women
early, and to be sure that the
parcel is addressed correctly and
legibly.
Also, we wish to make a sug
gestion, if we may, concerning
Christmas gifts for the armed
forces, it has gradually aawnea
on the American public that
sports has been a tremendous fac
tor in winning this war. The per
formances oi Americans, wnein-
er from Waycross, Georgia or
Keokuk. Iowa, trained in sports
and with the competitive spirit
that arises from participation in
sports, has been vastly superior
to nations trained only in war.
So. when you mail that Christ
mas box to that boy or girl in
service you might consider in
cluding an item or two of athletic
equipment that will add to their
comfort and pleasure.
Roundup
said at-
tolalcd more
Ariz.,
i--.,., with n
IMoTsT seconds for
""frreU, Alliance, Neb
took first money In Uruhm bull
riding. Bob Jlurrows, Burlcy,
I Inbo shared top bnrehnck rid
,,K money with Bob Wilkinson,
Throckmorton, Texas.
Huskies Blast Willamette
77-0 But 'Cats Never Quit
Packers Win
Pro Tilt From
Bears 42-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. Ia
Detroit 84
St. Louis B3
New York ,
Boston .
...79
...74
Cleveland - .70
Chicago 69 77
Philadelphia 67 80
Washington 61 86
Games Yeslerdar
Detroit 9, Boston 3.
St. Louis 3. Philadelphia a.
Cleveland 4, New York 1.
Chicago S-2. Washington 3-0.
Today's Games
New York at Chicago 12).
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland Inight),
Boston at St. Louis mighti.
Pet.
,571
.565
.541
.503
.476
.473
.45(1
.415
CHICAGO. Seot. 25 (JP)
Quarterback Sid Luckman and
all, the champion Chicago Bears
have been left at the post in the
1944 National Football league
race.
Their debut was spoiled yes
terday at Green Bay, Wis., when
the potent Packers of Curly
Lambeau rallied for their sec
ond league victory with a rous
ing 42-28 decision before 24,-
000 fans.
In the only other loop fray,
the Cleveland Rams celebrated
their return to competition after
a year's hiatus with an eye-lash
30-28 triumph over the Pittsburgh-Chicago
combine. The
campaign opener for both was
witnessed by 20,968 at Pitts
burgh.
PARKER WINS TOURNEY
LOS ANGELES, W Frankie
Parker, national champion, beat
Bill Talbert, Indianapolis, 6-4,
6-8, 8-6, to win Pacific Southwest
tennis championship.
ninth triumph in their last ten
starts and 22 of their last 27.
In coming from behind to nip
the A's, tho Browns chulkod up
their fifth in a row behind Jack
Kramer's effectivo twirling for
his 16th victory of the year.
Mark Christman doubled homo
the tying runs in the ninth, then
scored the winning tally on an
error.
The Chicago White Sox ex
tended their winning streak to
six straight by sweeping a twin
bill from the Senators, 9-3 and
2-0.
Thornton Lee, pitching his
first game since he fractured
his wrist July 9, won the opener.
Ed Lopat blanked the Nats with
six hits in the nightcap.
St. Louis' champion Cardinals
became the first National league
team to win over 100 games for
three successive years when they
took two from the Philadelphia
Phillies, 4-3 in 16 innings and
1-0 in nine frames. Whitey
Kurowski's homer gave Mort
Cooper his 22nd triumph in the
opener. Ted Wilks won his 17th
against three defeats in the
finale.
The Pittsburgh Pirates broke
even with the New York Giants
in 10 innings 3-2 after Bill
Voiselle had beaten them 5-4
for his 21st victory in the opener.
The Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn
Dodgers also divided, tnc uubs
winning 4-3 on Bill Nicholson's
33rd homer, after Curt Davis
racke'! up his tenth game for
the D :dgers in the opener 10-3.
Cinci r.ati took two close ones
from Boston 2-1 and 1-0 on good
pitching by Harry Gumbert and
Arnold Carter.
Manager Mel Ott of the Giants
suspended First Baseman Phil
Weintraub for the balance of the
season for lack of hustle and
"improper attitude" during Sat
urday's game. Before the game,
Ott had to summon Weintraub
from the clubhouse, where he
had retired after being hit on
the arm in batting practice. In
six official times at bat, Wein
traub failed to get a hit, looking
at a third strike with the bases
loaded.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L
...101
St. Louts
Piitsburffh 87
Cincinnati 84
Chicago ... 70
New York 64
Boston 60
Brooklyn - 60
Philadelphia
SEATTLE, Sept. 25 F)
noasting a 71-0 victory over Wil
Innu'tto, the University of Wash
inglon Huskies prepared today
to pluv host Saturday to Whit
man'; Missionaries, a team twice
defeated by Willamette.
While the Missionaries aren t
calculated to give Coach Ralph
(Pest) Welch's green but hnrd
gnlioping lads much in the way
of tussle, at least the game
will provide the coniparativc
scorn dopestcrs with some ma-
'"whitman was overpowered by
Major William (Red) Reese s sec
ond nil-force team 78-0 Saturday,
and tho Huskies wil tangle with
the Superbombers November 18
nlFi?stkrei test for Washington
will bo October 23-the VSC
game on the Trojans' homo field
Until then tho Huskies have
onlv two games with Whitman
and another, with Willamette to
battle-test their T-formation
maneuvers. DSC will sharpen
on much tougher competition.
The Huskies scored almost at
will Saturday and in almost
every conceivable fashion. The
Bearcats never stopped trying
but thev were outweighed and
outclassed. Nevertheless the
Salem, Ore., outfit was able to
mount a pair of commendable
drives, one which punched to
ihn Husky 17-vard line near
the end of tho half and the other
which bogged down on the 12 in
the final quarter,
now Pnrhnn nnd Floyd Sim
mons of the Bearcats showed
speed and power but the Husky
line gave them little chance to
break loose. By the same token
the Husky backs all performed
like all-Amcncans as men- in
wards broke open great holes.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
you Drive - Move Yotimoli
Save K Long and
Short Trlpa
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
"on. 8304 1201 East Main
Attention Hunters
Save Your Hides!
Deer Elk Antelope
Wo will pay you top prieet and you will be help
ing the war effort.
Hides are noeded badly.
Sixth St. Auto Wrecking
We have Oregon tiate permit lo buy,
6th St.
2501 So,
Tel. S583
Boiler Explosion
Damages Building
TACOMA, Sept. 25 (JP) An
unexplained explosion in the
boiler room of the children's in
dustrial home badly damaged
the three-story building last
night.
Forty-two children, asleep
when the blast occurred, were
uninjured. Several, however, re
ceived minor cuts on their feet
from shattered window glass
when led from the building.
Mrs. Doris Mack Russell, 25,
an employe, was the lone hos
pital case. She received severe
burns about the legs and arms,
tax CLINIC PLANNED
ptwr.AND. Sept. 25 lP)
Tho second all-Oregon tax clin
ic will be held hero uciooer
in conjunction with a regional
rnnfi-rence of Taxpayer associa
tion executives from 11 western
states. Spc;.kers will include
Mnj. Harold J. Warner, past
r.,...nnHnr nf the Oregon de
partment of the American Le
gion.
BODY RECOVERED
OREGON CITY, Sept. 25 (P)
The body of Mrs. Josephine Ann
Cornell, 35, Portland, who
drowned in Oswego lake, August
07 uj.ic fnund vesterdav by two
fishermen, Coroner Ray Rilance
said.
Moil populor"ytor 'round" daunt
IK a pint
Alwoyi pur ond dillclevi. YOU moU our
flavor in 3 mlnulat. 20 fomoul rclpi in
och pocVoot, Pltait otk your ertxr for
LOirjomieiwJ
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JOHNNY BEATS ARMY
HONOLULU Seven-hit pitch
ing by Johnny Vander Meer
save, the Navy an 8 to 2 win
over Army and a lead of two
games to none in the service
men's "world series."
One out of every four cars in
use January 1. 1944. was 1U
years old or older.
jEjillK Blended Whiskey
jfSX Sfl-Prool B7!4 Grain
jWi'toJm- Neutral Spirits. The
ST Sf. Lansdowne Distillery,
jW'iTSWfe- Havre deraoe
Games Yesterday
Cincinnati 2-1, Boston 1-0.
Brooklyn 10-3, ChicsRO 3-4.
New York 5-2. Pittsburgh 4-3.
St, Louis 4-1. Philadelphia 3-0.
Today's Gaines
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston '2.
Chicago at Philadelphia (2).
REA Officials Plan
Postwar Program
DENVER. Sept. 25 Wl Rural
electrification administration of
ficials from 10 western states
meet here today and Tuesday to i
plan for a backlog of construe-,
tion to be undertaken after the
war.
An unadvanced balance or
$106,000,000 is on hand for work
already approved but halted be
cause of the war, officials said.
SPECIAL BOARDS PLANNED
PORTLAND, Sept. 25 (rt)
Multnomah county commission
ers have votdd to set up special
election boards to count absentee
ballots f servicemen. Chairmen
of the republican and democratic
county central committees had
requested the action.
Tnrilnns nf the United States
had more than 30,000 different
medicines, all of wntcn nao to
bo eaten.
If You
Gel Up Nights
You Can't Feel Right
If you have to tot up 3 or mora times a
flight, your rest Is broken and It's no wonder
If you feel old and run-down before your
time. Bo If you Ott Up Nlfthts or sutler from
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, Back
ache, Leg Pains, Kcrrousness, Rheumatic
Pains, or swollen Ankles, due to non-organic
and non-systemic Kinney and Bladder Trou
bles, you should try Cystex (a physician's
nrenerlDtlon). Usual. v. the verv first dose of
Cystex goes right to work helping the Kid'
neyi flush out excess acids and wastes which
may have caused your trouble. So take
Cysttx exactly aa directed and watch for
quick help and a rapid Increase In pep, mora
youthful feeling and Jot In llTlng, Cystex
muse surprise ana otiiBni you, ana aausiy
completely or you simply return the empty
iirprlse and delight
tcly or you simply
Don't sutler another hlght without trying
guarantcea tyitex nry ae. tr in tun.
in
Cvi
Ire fo your rfrupptit; be sure to get gsnvlne,
ouoronteid Cystex
Buck Hun
Service 1 Men
On Cold Duty
Need
BUCKSKIN
GLOVES!
We Buy Deer, Elk & Antelope
Hidei
HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR GAME SKINS:
1. Avoid dragging lht animal.
2. Skin carefully, avoiding butcher cuts.
3. Either dry your skin In a cool ihady place or
drop It off with ua ai you bring the game to
. town.
4. Do not expose It to the tun or heat and the
ikin ii to be dried allow plenty of air circulation.
A Hide Brought To Us Immediately
Worth More-To You And To Keep
Service Man's Hands From Freezing.
SESSLER BRO
"SALVAGE IS OUR BUSINESS"
534 Market St.
Phone 4862