THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924
U. H. S. AMPLIFIER
Successful Ye (Tin Athletics
/
(Th't past year has been very suc-
Vest Linn High
ath-
h-’i|gj®8wing th6>* year’s
is to be seen that it has
St successful year in the
e school.
skilful direction of Coach
p., the Green and Gold
s iaid at the front in all
ough the clean , spqrts-
JL the West Linn war
ed a place in athletics
&e recognizance.
j pot ball, th^'West Linn gridsters
4,< lost 2 and t^pd^pne, amassing
total‘of 71 points toPe opponents
The teams which vKere defeated
re Oregon City 6 to 2; gp esham 9 to
Beaverton 24 to 3; Mcl/innviIle 13
12; (While the squad ^pst.to .Es.ta-.
a 'and Woodburn an d tied with
alia.
'gh carried
Basket halt
chedtììe of
n exceptional-hard
r-a- larger
«s and after taking
Salem,
pls as McMinnville,
r * sched-
nd lost f'bf the 15
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ring the past sea
West Linn Nine Wins
League Cup in Last Game
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FRANK BUSCH & SONS
The Home of Good Furniture and Easy
Credit Terms
In the last game of the county
league schedule the West Linn base
ball tossers tucked a 6 to 0 victory
from Milwaukie in their bat bag and
cinched the silver trophy cup which
We are Enclusive Agents for
was put up by the A. G. Spalding Co.,
The game was played on the West
Monarch Ranges, Winchester Sporting Goods,
Linn field and with Bill Ford twirl
ing a nice game the home team was
Herrick Bq rigerators, Sellers Kitchen Cabinets,
Able to? shut out the visitors 6 to 0.
The first marker came in the second
frame when with one down ,a double
steal was executed by McLarty and
Girls’ Basket Bail
ened.
Mootry and with the aid of a sacrifice
by Cranor the bell was rung in this Basketball was started right by the U. H. S. vs. O. C. H. S. Girls, May 21
examination of the girls, on October
inning.
For of the six suns were made on 26. More girls tried out for basket The O. C. H. S, girls baseball team
squeeze plays, the West Linn heavers ball this year than ever before. The came over to play the U. H. S. girls
high school team played good clean baseball team on May 21, 1924. The
running wild on the paths.
Ford pitched good ball and had good games all through the season. The game was interesting from the very
control and stuff in the pinches, not Green and Gold' girls’ team maintain start, each team being the equal of
the other through five innings. Neither
allowing a man to reach third in the ed its record of no defeats.
side scored until the last of the sixth
Schedule of Games Played
entire go.
Jan. 11 U. H. S. 23 vs. Milwaukie io inning when the U. H. S. girls brought
Final standings, of the teams of the Jan. 18 U. H. S. 7 vs. Milwaukie 7 in two runs. This awakened tlie other
team and in the seventh inning, the
Feb. 1 U. H. S. 27 vs. Canby 8
league are:
game ended with the score standing
Feb. 22 U. H. S. 28 vs. Canby 12
Played‘
5 to 2 in favor of 0. C. H. S.
Mar. 10 U. H. S. 18 vs. Colton 4
West Linn
Mar. 14 U. H. S. 44 vs. Colton 4
""anby —
Girls Baseball
Atacada
This is the second year that
6 gon City
U H. S. girls have been able to play
baseball. After the interclass games
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