FRIDAYfJUNE 21,1940 PAGE EIGHT CENTERVILLE DAILY IOWEG1 AN & CITIZEN. to short and E. Kopatlch was safe on an error before Doll- doubled to drive in the fifth run that won the CENTERVILLE TO

game.;. . . '„ , i Three times during'the contest, MEET LEADERS IN - Elgin's left'the. field, declaring the side was retired and the umpires Thillips PORTS were crooked. Each',tlme they went NEXUOOP GAME back to run into some new storm of protest over some incident. Pro­ bably the biggest squad came Local Entry In Southeastern Iowa when West was called out at third as Medland trapped the ball in his ''League Meets aBtavIa In Con­ mitt' and tagged West with his bare hand. test Hero Sunday Louis Stops Godoy In Eighth , - Bitter Struggle It is certain there nas.not been Only team in the league to beat pened Godoy went plunging across a more bitterly contested game this Batavla, .Charley Poffenberger's* Toogh...and proud of it! the ring to get at Louis and it took FISHER'S, ELGIN'* season and those fans who weren't cellarites will meet the league CHAMPION BEATS the strenuous efforts of four or I.S.U. and Parker's out missed an-event that will be leaders in a game here Sunday af­ That's the story of LEE Tire five men, including his manage-, historic in local Softball annals. ternoon at the league park. Al Weill, to calm him down. Bnt WRITE HISTORY IN When the totals, were compiled, Clarkdale, Lovllia, Moulton and treads... arid it's a money- CHILEAN TO PULP it was only a wild, heart-broken it was shown that the losers got Ottumwa have scored wins over gesture. Louis stood calmly and Plan Special Games ten hits to six for Fisher's. It a*lso the Centerville aggregation, but It saving ^story for motorists. watched it, his face still unsuita­ EXCITING CONTEST shows that six Cavaliers were call remained for the locals to knock IN RETURN FIGHT ed out on the bases and an argu­ ble. White Sox, whose John I.S.U, undefeated leaders in the over the league leaders in the-one Never did Louis look more for­ Centerville Softball league, -wlllf _ ment followed each of the decis­ game they lost this season. Buy a LEE Tire at a Phillips Rigney held them to five hits in 11 EI ions. HeioT Receives Worst Beating Han. midable than last night At 199 innings. Monte Pearson gave a meet Unionville, la., and Parker's, 8*t Inning Games Goes to Lum. What's more, the Smokers can pounds he obviously was trained b 8-7 Foster, making -his appearance do It every time ,they meet, Pof­ 66 station ... and you buy good rebuttal until Mike Tresh another strong local team, will | borraen J Score; L S. V. ded Ont Bj- lonls Since to a fine point, trained to punch singled and Bob Kennedy doubled meet Sunstrum's of Oskaloosa in this season, gave • the > lumbermen fenberger says. ' "We have the relentlessly and long against a foe Whips Company G their first hit in the fifth, two in combination and we can work it . guaranteed first-line quality Taking Crown for Chicago's run. It was New the second game of a double bill he knew was rugged. Gradually York's fifth straight setback. booked here Sunday night the sixth and three in the eighth. for a win over Clarkdale anytime he tore Godoy down, and when the Lead Changes. The two-game special will be the Doll, working for the, winners, had we like," the manager has claim­ plus a 12-months' road haz­ moment came executed him. The National League lead also first of its kind here this season For five innings last night, Co, one of hia best nights. Although ed. By Gayle Talbot G battled to halt the I. S. U. at­ he gave ten blows, he Issued only New York, June 21 (AP)—Bat­ changed hands as the plodding and will give home town fans a No matter when the Smoke Shop ard guarantee in writing. Phillies mobilized behind Klrby chance to see some of the best tack but the second game between six passes and was steady most of tered into a terrible condition by FlBher's and Bob Elgin's went on the time. boys win or lose, Sunday's con­ - lethal fists and only Higbe and Chuck Klein to beat the teams of this section of the state test should be worth seeing. In Remember... there's many ST. LOUIS MOVES Cincinnati Reds 4-3 in 12 innings. in action. for eight innings before a verdict Bryant and S. Cortesio, with two •eir-consclous still, Arturo Godoy blows each,, led the Elgin hitting the last 'two or three games, the of yet teas able to lift his This was enough to pull the champs Unionville, la., fans will remem­ was reached. I. S. U. downed the army by a attack. J. Kopatlch'got two, a dou­ Smokers have played good ball an extra mile buQt into that hamburgered features down In the IN FIRST DIVISION below the idle Dodgers. ber, inflicted a 2-1 defeat on the and their hitting is improving. Higbe allowed only eight hits, one Centerville all-stars last year, one final score of 15-1 before Fisher's ble and a triple, for the winners dressing room at Yankee Stadium and his triple in the eighth broke Hurler's Better. last night and say proudly: of them a homer by Ernie Lom­ of the few defeats suffered by the and Elgin's tangled in a dog fight extra-strength LEE carcass! bard!, but was behind most of the city team during the season. In a that showed everything the fans up the ball game. . . Charley Russo and Floyd Pur­ "But I can take it, can't I Sure, OF JUNIOR CIRCUIT like before going to Fisher's by a The box scores: vis, two Centerville hurlers, seem IlTturo can take it." way. Klein batter in all four of his game this year, Unionville beat Ask your Phillips 66 dealer team's runs, one in the first, two Parker's at Unionville by a score score of 8-7. to be in better shape and may There •*asn't much doubt about -For four innings, the Company AB B. H turn into better than average pit­ that, and the crowd gathered a- Brownies Knock Boston Out of in the eighth on a homer and the of 9-5. Should I.S.U. come out of about his easy pay plan! winning score in the 12th on a the fracas with a victory, it will battled the I. S. U. boys to a 1-1 Brlnogar,- e 3 0 0 chers before many more games are ronnd the fallen Chilean told him tie but the electricians made con­ Leak, If 3 1 1 played. so. It appea-ed to make Arturo lead With Twin "Victory* single. be only after the Btiffest kind of competition. nections in the fifth, sixth and sev Allen, 1 ' 3 0 ' 1 .-Brightest spot in the local pic­ feel much better. He had been Takes Over The New York Giants routed enth to win by a top-heavy margin, A. Knapp, ss 3 0 0 Sunstrum's Second ture, however, is the tetter hitting knocked down and out in the eighth Lefty Larry French and beat the tripled and scored on Imus' single. Gates, p 2 0 0 by the Smokers. Bobby Bryant is round of a fight that was too bru­ Chicago Cubs 6-3 although out hit In the second game Parker's will That was all the winner could T. Knapp, cf 3 0 0 tal and bloody to witness with any By JUDSON BAILEY meet S/"JStrum's for the second hitting the apple at better than a Six of New York's seven safeties get until the fifth. Singles by Leak T. Knapp, cf 3 0 0 .400 clip and Paul Malaney, not relish, but be had acquitted hlm- (Associated Press Sports Writer) and all their runs were clustered time this season. Centerville sports and Allen gave the army a run Wilson, 3 2 0 0 «elf with courage. Baseball's' biggest sensation right followers are well acquainted with counting the Lovllia tie, has been in the sixth and seventh innings. in tho fourth to tie up the ball A. Seals, s e 2 0 0 going near .350 for the season. None of the nine other fighting now is the St Louis Browns—and the brand of ball played by the game, which had been a classic Davis, 2b 2 0 ' 0 pen the big Negro has beaten since yon kui-v why. The Pittsburgh PIrateB also were classy Oskaloosa aggregation. They With tho Lovllia average includ­ outhit but managed to beat the Bos­ struggle so far. Apgar, rf 2 0 0 ed, Paul is slugging at .320 as he became champion took more They have just succeeded in cast­ appeared here on several occasions Increase Lead. awful punishment than was meted ing the already confused first divi­ ton Bees 8-7. With Elbie Fletcher last season and gave a good per­ N la his brother, Tom. hitting three consecutive doubles Malaney's double, Bradley's life Totals 25 l a out to Godoy before he finally fell sion of the American League into formance on each appearance. on an error and Deahl's home run Batavla also has something in forward on his battered face last chaos. the bucs rolled up a 7-1 lead in This season Sunstrum's bowed in s. u. the way of a battaing attack but seven innings and then barely sur­ put I. S. U. out In front 4-1 in the Rv H. night, and was spared further blows Eventually 1940 may be remem­ defeat only once, that time to Par­ fifth, and they added three more Malaney, 3 AB. 1 .4 the strongest part of the team is hy Referee Billy Caranagfa­ bered as the year the mighty New vived a six-run rally by the Bees ker's in a special game at Oska­ its mound department, which con­ in the last two stenzas. in the sixth when Deininger was Bradley, c 2 1 in 1 minute and 24 seconds of York Yankees folded up like a loosa. In other games the Oska­ safe on an error before Poffen- Deahl, 2b 3 3 sists of Stan Doud. This curve the eighth Louis had accomplished hinge, but the plight of the world loosa outfit beat top ranking, com­ berger, Imus and Malaney singled. Cornett, se 1, 1 ball specialist Is said by many to what he failed to do in 15 rounds champions and the Jostling of their petition, including the Ottumwa The real riot started in the sev­ Belles, BS 2 - 2 be the best moundsman in the against Godoy last February, A j would-be successors is overshadow­ team which beat Barney Felkner's enth, when the electricians bat­ Deininger, 1 1 0 league and few are ready to dis­ crowd of 28,000 got the th-ill It was ed today by the achievements of Stewart-Warner boys here last ted around and then sent two men Coulter, rf 1 2 pute the. claim. looking for. the Brownies. Sunday. up for their second times at bat Poffenberger, cf 2 2 While Centerville is entertaining Standing For Oskaloosa the same boys will The Chilean had been down twice Today the Browns are In fifth in the same frame. Everyone on Imus, If 2 3 the Batavla boys, Moulton will be uder tenMflc punishment before place just a game and a half be­ take care of the pitching and catch­ the team, except Gerdon and Dein­ Gerdon, p 0 0 at home to Ottumwa and Clarkdale Cavanagh stopped it He was up hind the Yanks. They got there American League ing assignments. McClure, voted inger hit safely in tho seventh, will do the honors for Lovllia at but out on his feet after taking a yesterday by blasting the Boston W. L. Pet one of the best pitchers in this featured by Deahl's double and trip Totals 41 15 18 the Clarkdale diamond. Lovllia is count of six when the bell ended Red Sox in both ends of a double- Cleveland 35 22 .614 section of the state, will be on the le in the one frame. When the side tied with Batavla for the loop lead the seventh chapter. His seconds header 2-1 and 11-4 to run their Boston 31 20 .608 mound and Dlngledine will do the was finally retired, I. S. U. had ad­ CAVALIERS and will show Clarkdale whether worked heroically to send him out current winning streak to six 32 21 .604 receiving. ded nine runs for a 15-1 lead. The AB. R. H. or not the Appanoose team Is a for the fatal eighth, but It would games. New York 21 21 .500 Three Pitchers company couldn't do a thing about S. Cortesio, cf 3 2 2 title contender. For Parker's It'll be Kirkpatrick, have been more merciful to have Win 27th. St Louis 27 30 .474 it and the game ended that way. Halden, 2 3 0 1 The league standings: left him on bis stool. It is notable that the Browns Chicago 26 30 .464 J. McMahon or M. B. McMahon on Paul Malaney's four for four and Bryant, ss 4 1 2 the mound and Bureski doing the Deahl's double, triple and home run Cortcslo, 1-3 0 0 Team W. L. Pet Fight Stopped now have won 27 games and lost 21 33 .389 Lovllia 5 l Louis, never a man to let his catching. I S.U. will feature Jim­ in five times up, featured the I. S. Mlddleton,. 3-1 2 .833 30 while last year they didn't get Washington 21 37 .362 Batavia ' 5 1 .833 •wounded prey escape, tore into the their 27th victory until August 4 Thursday's Results my Deininger and Jimmy Bradley U. drive. Gerdon pitched two-hit West, rf 0 eemi-bltnd Godoy savagely, and in as the battery mates and Union- ball for the winners and was nev­ Martlneau, sc 0 Clarkdale 4 3 .671 by which time they hail lost 68. Chicago 1, New York 0. Ottumwa 2 3 .400 a minute had dropped him for a They were lrreslstable aB they Cleveland 2, Washington 1. ville's lineup has not been an­ er in trouble. Germanio, If 1 count of eight. Again the Chilean Philadelphia 6, Detroit 4. nounced. Heated Contest Buban, c 0 Moulton 1 5 .166 went about the business of bump­ Foster, p Centerville 1 5 .166 groped his way erect, only to -un ing Boston out of the league lead St , Louis 2, Boston 1 (first City league officials are hoping It was the second game of the 1 0 into another hurricane of lefts and for the first time since May 5. In game). to secure a much needed addition evening that provided the fire­ rights. A final short, sharp right the first game dour John Niggellng St Louis 11, Boston 4 (second to the almost empty loop coffers. works and the hottest contest of Totals 3.0 10 pitched him forward as blood gush­ held the Sox sluggers to five hits game). Two hundred paid admissions In season. It was eight innings before FISHER'S Louis 'Special' ed from a long cut over his eye. and Harland Cllft came along with Games Today the bleachers would put the loop the verdict was brought in, the sec­ AB. H. Cavanagh then stopped it a home run in the ninth Inning to New York at Detroit finances back in a solvent condi­ ond extra-inning contest of the Kirkpatrick If , 1 Hurt Billy Conn "When he realized what had hap­ decide the game. Until then the Boston at Cleveland. tion and failure to make a good season, with Fisher's in both. Underwod, sc 0 Washington at St Louis. gate would make the shaky league The other extra-inning affair, Medland, 3 1 Browns had been limited to five Gumm, 2 safeties by Dennis Galehouse. Philadelphia at Chicago. structure weaker than ever. which went 11 frames, was not In 0 Four Rows Back 7:15 Opener the same class with last night's Anders, c 0 In the second game the Browns Burt, 1 1 collected four home runs, the most National League First game of the evening starts epic. Both pitchers were in great By Eddie Brietz W. L. Pet. at 7:15 and the second should get form and the struggle was heated J. Kopatlch, ss 2 New York, June 21 (AP)—Louis important being John Berardino's Craver, cf 0 with two on. Brooklyn 33 17 .660 going about an hour and a quarter all the way. goes to Atlantic City today to brush later. Jt'll cost 15 centB to get in For seven Innings both pitchers E. Kopatlch, If 0 up on his golf until Baer and Ga- Indians 3tovc Up. Cincinnati 35 19 .648 Relsner, If New York 32 18 .640 the park and another nickel to get were bearing down and gave little 0 lento collide July 2. Joe ordered Given the opening the Cleveland In the bleachers. Cost of these to the hitters. Then in the eighth, Doll, p 1 Indians rode ri^ht Into the league Chicago ' 29 28 .509 his' favorite golf pro to fly from St Louis 21 30 .412 special games will vary during the both teams went wild and scored Detroit and Join him. . . . Well, FOR FINER FOODS lead. Bob Feller pitched one of his season, according to the cost of more runs than they could get in Totals best ball games for bis tenth vic­ Pittsburgh 19 30 .388 35 Bin's it about time somebody yelled Philadelphia 18 31 .367 the visiting teams, but Sunday's the first seven frames. "break up the Browns!'1 . . . Two tory. He gave the Washington price is being kept down since a In the first Inning, hits by S. Orange Juice ___20c Senators only four hits, struck out Boston 17 31 .354 from the Yanks and four from the large crowd is desired and expens­ Cortcslo and Bryant brought in Red Sox.... Looks like the Browns 4S-OZ. CANS 11 and walked but one in winning Thursday's Results Local Golfers Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3. es of the game are not high en­ one run. Fishers tied it in the same won't need those seven extra dates. 12-1. The tribe tallied four times ough to warrant a greater admis­ framo when Kirkpatrick walked in one inning and seven in another. New York 6, Chicago 3. Third In Meet At the rate they're going they'll Pittsburgh 8, Boston 7. sion price. and came home on an error. j soon be self supporting. . . Louis Peaches 25c The Detroit Tigers were defeated Take Lead 1 Only games scheduled. Because the cost is small, fans At Knoxville flung 34 "Joe Louis specials" In 2'/j SIZE IN SYRUP, 2 FOR 6-4 by the Philadelphia Athletics as Gomes Today ~ Elgin's took over in the fourth the seventh and eighth last night Al Brancato singled with the bases should not believe that the games on Mlddleton's triple and a wild Cincinnati at New York. will be unexciting. Sunstrums will Centervllle's Country club golf and everyone of them hurt Billy loaded and homered Hank Green- St Louis at Boston. pitch. For two innings the score team was severely trounced by Conn as much as they did Godoy, Shrimp 25c berg got three of Detroit's eight give Parker's a battle all the way stayed at that point, then in the Chicago at Philadelphia. and may come out on top. Union­ bogey, but the locals came up third even if Conn was sitting in the WET, 1 CANS hits, including his 12th home run. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. sixth Fisher's got two on error in the Southeastern Iowa tourna­ fourth row. . . . Larry MrcPball, ville is entirely capable of duplicat­ and doubles by Burt and J. Kopat- The Yankees were shutout 1-0 ing in the first game. With top ment held at Knoxville yesterday. who gave the Cards a pep talk af­ for the second straight day by the ich. Captained by Dr. Donahue, the ter Wednesday night's tight, also Tuna Fish _25c Decorated Cook, Chiropodist and flight opposition, both local clubs That looked like the end of a Hack Driver—A Balkan queen once expect plenty of competition and Centerville team finished 27 down tried to address his own club but 2 CANS close and spirited contest but it on bogey but that was better than was gently restrained by Leo Du- confe-red upon her cook the cross games of Interest to the fans can was only the start of a climax sel­ and ribbon of a royal Servian order be promised the Chariton, Cofydon or Bloomfield rocher. dom reached here. With two out teams could do. Tomatoes 25c for pleasing her so with her cook in the seventh, Gerroanio singled ins A prince of Bulgaria conferr­ Nobody paying attention to Dio­ Dr. Donahue and E. W. Fannon Adlos.and toodle-oo. NO. 2 SIZE. 4 CANS and came home when a throw to were 5 and 4 up on bogey but the ed the order of St. Alexander upon genes when he talked of virtue, he catch him at second, went to the a chiropodist who attended to his turned to singing and In a moment rest of the team ranged from 1 to Arturo Godoy was a willing old boy Bryants cars in center. That tied up the And he tried his best to stay; feet at Carlsbad, and another Bal­ a crowd gathered to hear him. 11 down. Spinach .25c game at 3-3 and made the dra­ The next meet will be held at Al- But his jaw got bent and out he NO. 2 SIZE, 3 CANS SLGAB kan king once conferred a knight "Great Gods " said Diogenes, "how matic eighth innlug possible. hood upon the hack d-iver whom much more Is folly admired than bla, July 11. Testorday's scores: went 10 lb. cloth bag — 52c With fire in their eyes and mur­ In the South American way. Jack Sprat he liked in Vienna. wisdom!" Knoxville, 21 up. MATCHES, 6 boxes I6c der In their hearts, the Elgin bat­ Albla, 18 down. CORN, 4 caus 25c MILK ters rallied and apparently salted Centerville, 27 down. Heavyweight Bob Slkes and Ne­ i 4 Large Cans 25c away the contest in the first of the Charlton, 37 down. ville Beech and lightweight Tippy JAR LIDS, dor. 19c i SALAD PRESSING eighth. Foster led off with a walk, Bloomfield, 47 down, Larkin all learned to box In CCC JAU RCBBEIIS, 3 doz. 10c , Qt Jar • 21c Vanity Maid S. Cortesio singled, Halden walk­ Corydon, 47 down. camps. . . Stories that Denny Car­ • Chocolate Cream Whole ed, Bryant singled, F. Cortesio roll Centerville team: • roll, veteran Detroit trainer, Isn't CHEESE, 2-Ih. box Sflc i COFFEE ed out third to first, Mlddleton Dr. Donahue, 5 up. in the best of health and may re­ OATMEAL, 5.Lb. Snrk 15c 12 Lb. Jar 53c Kernel walked and West singled to drive E. W. Fannon, 4 up. . tire have the Tigers worrying. Car­ I Le&* 6 e*nt« for Jar Returned CORN In the fourth run before Martin- Otto Bratz, 2 down. roll is given a lot of credit for Dick GIIAPE JUICE, .- 2Sc eau filed out to short E. Baker, 1 down. I Bartell's new lease on life. . . Beg MATCHES 6 Cans Rally Wins .HAHSH.W\M.«. 15c Pure Cider Jell-o Ice Cream Des Moines, la,, June 21 (AP)— Mayflower M. E. "Bill" Easton, high school All-Star Game GREE>" BEANS, 2 lhs 15c PI.NKVPPLE VINEGAR POWDER coach at Hammond, Ind., reportedly CELERY, law _.15c No, 2V4 Can 19c Gallon 19c 3 Pkgs. - 25c Is seeking the Drake University Tonight Called .lack Sprat track coaching position vacated by GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for 25c j \ OlN(< BERRIES Fels Naptha Tall Corn Sandwich §TRAN|) F. P. "Pitch" Johnson. Off By League LESIONS, doz. 25c Nn. 2 Can 19c Unconfirmed reports circulated L\M)Y JELLY BEANS SOAP SPREAD 25C THEATRE—MYSTIC that'Easton, former University of Because of a previous engage­ PINEAPPLES, large 15c Quart Per I.b 10c 10 Bars 39c Frl. Sat "BLACKWELL'S IS­ Indiana' distance runner, had met ment at Bloomfield and because no 3fEW POTATOES, No. 1 Red 1I1PE TOMATOES LAND" with John Garfield, Rose­ with President D. W. Morehouse substitute could be secured on and the Drake relays committee short notice, the scheduled all-star Peck 39c 3 Mis. For „ 27c 300 Size Pure mary Lane and Stanley Fields. Al­ LEMONS LARD so shorts. Adm. 10 and 16c, and athletic council. game here this evening has been POTATOES, Xo. 1 While, pfc..39c LEMONS dropped. Per Dozen 29c 6 For .... Lb. ... Johnson resigned to accept a GRAPE JUICE, qt. 2*c HEINZ CATSUP 14c 5c Sun. Mon. "FOUR WIVES" with coaching post at Stanford univer­ Moravia's city team was billed Claud Rains, Jerry Lynn, Gale sity. here tonight to meet the all-stars BACON, Mb. pkg, sliced —18c targe Boltle 19c Pork Loin PI ItE LEAF LARD New Page and the Lane Sisters. Added ot'the Centerville city laeguo yest­ PORK CHOPS, rcg. 2 lbs. ..29c 3 Lbs. for 25c PEAS ROAST Shorts. Matinee Sunday 3 p. m. TT. 8. Oil Consumption erday, it was discovered that Mora­ Lb. - Adm. 10 and 16c. . Thirty-six barrels of oil a family via had a date at Bloomfield and PORK ROAS'A lean, lb lie Fresh C'rrnmery 2 Lbs. 15c lie it was necessary to cancel the con­ HITTER are needed a year to maintain, pres­ WFD. THURS. GALA NIGHTS. ent United States stand"d-* nf llvs— test here. BONELESS LOIN RST, lb. 28c I.b 29c New Bulk Peanut "THE AMAZING MR. WILLIAMS" League officials yesterday tried BEEF ROAST, choice, lb. —ISc Red Triumph POTATOES BUTTER with Melvyn Douglas, Joan Blon- to get in touch with two Ottumwa POTATOES Peck 2 Lbs dell and Ruth Donnelly. Also Andy teams but the connections couldn't BACON, Radio, 1 lb He 10 1M 25c 44c 17c Clyde in "ALL AMERICAN FRIED CHICKEN be made, so this evening was de­ LEMONS BLONDES';. Adm. 10 and 21c. HAMBURGER. 2 lbs 25c Lake Herring DINNER . clared open and tho next activity at Per Dozen 29c Fresh 50c the park will be Sunday when the SALT FISH, S for — 25c New TOMATOES SALT FISH Friday and Monday, FAMILY Centerville team of 'the Southeast­ NIGHTS, ALL FOR 30c. Saturday tttrtlng at S p. m. apon- TURNIPS 4 Lbs 25c 3 For 10c aorad by Second Baptlat Church en ern Iowa league meets Batavla In Per Lb 5c Coming Kay Kaiser In "THAT'S lawn 10th and Madlaon. If ralnlno, the afternoon and two softball PHONE 112 and 268 RIGHT YOU'RE WRONG." | In my home. games, I. S. U| vs. Unionville, la., Phone 70 — We DellTcr LIVE OR DRESSED SPRING FRIERS NELLIE LEWIS, Chm. and Parker's* vs. Sunstrums of Oskaloosa, are to be played.