The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current, April 04, 1941, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE AMPLIFIER
Friday, April 4, 1941
Hill Relays Tonight;
W. L. Teams Ready
Lions Nosed Out
By Canby Nine
The Lions traveled to Canby
last Friday only to be nosed out
by one run. The score was tied
one all up to the fourth with
Dave Williams doing the pitch­
ing. There were two outs, man
on second and third, when Can­
by’s hard hitter at bat hit a sin­
gle, bringing in a man and end­
ing the game 2 to 1.
The Lion nine won over the
Estacada team Tuesday, March
25, on the West Linn field. The
team looked fairly good for the
first game.
Eaden made two runs with
Woodworth, Hollenbeck and Jen­
nings making one each. Williams
and Jennings did the pitching
with Hollenbeck catching.
The West Linn nine traveled to
Sherwood Tuesday for a game.
It was a good game all the > way
with West Linn leading up to
the seventh, 1 to 0.
Jennings pitched most of the
game, with Williams alternating,
but in the last inning the bases
were loaded when Coach Brown
changed pitchers and two runs
came in which lost' the game.
Herndon was the only man to
score for West Linn.
The annual Hill relays are set
for tonight at Hill Military acad­
emy.
The West Linn relay teams are
all set to take part in the meet
tonight, after weeks of practice
and getting in shape.
Two teams, from W.L. will run
and they will be the sprint med­
ley, the distance medley and
the quarter mile relay.
Those who will see action are
as follows:
Sprint Medley
Yds.
Name
Laps. \
145
Elliott
1
Swan
290
2
435
Holt
3
D. Holden
580
4
Distance Medley
2
290
Kruse
3
435
Stevens
6
870
Yoemans
9
1305
Meyers
Quarter Mile
3
435
Campbell
3
435
Schulsla
3
435
Thompson
3
435 Van Laningham
Driving Class Members
To Be Given Six Lessons
The members of the driving
classes, instructed by Mr. French,
are given six lessons which last
one hour each Tuesday.
After completing the class, the
students will be eligible to ap­
pear for their junior license.
Those taking the class are: Wil­
liam Beutler, Grace Boerner,
Kathaleen Dalzell, Pat Day, Aud­
rey Gary, Ruth Grassman, Bar­
bara McKennett, Catherine Pat­
erson, Bill Paterson, Alvin Peters,
Roderick Shadle, Pat Silvers, Ray­
mond Yoemans and Catherine
Zivney.
Home Making Giris
To Make All-Day Trip
(Continued from Page One),
style show and the outstanding
style was a wedding dress made
of glass. All these trips are used
to further instruct the« girls in
clothes and buying.
With Tigard
West Linn’s golf team met with
Tigard last Friday on the Tuala­
tin course. Tigard overtook the
Lions to a very good score, which
is unknown to them. This was
the first match of the year.
It is reported that the golf
team is practicing more nbw, and
they hope to have better luck in
the future meets.
Ernie Butts made all the points
for the West Linn team. Those
who played were Pete Blyth, Bill
Stevens, Junior Roe, Ernie Butts,
John Grossman. Tom Arthur is
manager.
FARR MEAT CO.
KRUEGER and COX
PHONE 7031
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
MEATS and POULTRY
Phone 4281
615 Railroad Ave.
Oregon City, Oregon
Cleaning and Pressing
"GENERAL MERCHANDISE"
WILLAMETTE, OREGON
PHONE 2-1076
EASTER
GREETINGS
LUNDY'S MARKET
ROY LUNDY
In Oswego's Piggly Wiggly
OSWEGO, OREGON
Pantoiium Cleaners
Oregon City
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SHAKE SHOP
Headquarters of the
BEST MILK SHAKES
in town
Golf Team Meets
MUELLER'S
FINE TAILORING
C. A. RIDDER
Missionary: “Why do you look
at me so intently?”
Cannibal: “I’m the food inspec­
tor.”
—The Badger
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ASK
Main Street
Page Three
ALLEN'S DRUG STORE
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Where Courtesy and Supreme
Quality Go Hand in Hand
OSWEGO
OREGON
Oswego, Oregon
DINE on the
Pleasant Oswego Lake
"MARIGOLD" ICE CREAM
We have just the shades
and flavors to set off that
Easter Dinner.
OREGON CITY
CREAMERY
AT
IRELAND'S
Main Street
With Easter having such
a variety of colors, why
not keep in style by
serving
Oswego
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OREGON CITY
BRANCH
United States
National Rank
BUCKLES & MILLIKEN
STORE
“WE DELIVER GROCERIES"
Phone 2-5311
or
Willamette
Phone 2-3811
1102 Main St
Oregon City
POBTUND
"THE OREGON BANK
THAT GLADLY SERVES
ITS PEOPLE"
HAVE SMART CLOTHES
THIS EASTER
Have Them Made at
Seventh and Main Streets
Oregon City
THE ST1TCHERY
Oswego
Phone 3616
Those things in life which are most
appreciated are earned as a result
of hard labor and sacrifice. Edu­
cation is on that list of items.
West Linn School Board