Hi ~Y Delegate
Waldo Silvers, Hi—
Y member, has
been
selected to represent
the West Linn chapter
in a meeting of Hi-Y
delegates in a four
day meeting at the
Miami University in
Oxford; Ohior
The
tour
will
touch
points
in
Mexico and Canada and
munerous states.
He
will visit Washington
D. C-, Boston,
New
Orleans, Chicago with
a number of other -im­
portant
cities
enroute *
W al do will
jo in
thirty other Pacific
Coast delegates and
make the trip with
them.
The West Linn Hi-Y
club "Is partly spon­
soring his expenses.
Sports
Track
BE AVERTON MEET
The West Linn Lion
field men took second
place in the T. Y. V.
.league track meet at
Beaverton, with thir­
teen points less than
Beaverton, the win­
ning team. The track
men
captured
four
first places, Donovan
in tho discus, Swan
in the two- twenty,
.Holt in the eight-
eighty and the relay
team.
Smith took
second in the discus
and Donovan took sec­
ond in the shot. The
events
which
the
Lions wore squeezed
out of were tho mile^
pole vault and the
broad jump.
The scores of the
meet were: Beaverton,
59; West Linn,
46;
Hillsboro, 22; Forest
Grove, 20; Sherwood, 1
REVIEW
The Lion
track
squad under coach F.
Fors enters the last
leg of their season
tliis spring with only
two losses so far,
these being the Hay­
wood relays at Eugene
ip which the
West
Linn tracsters placed
third, and the Beaver­
ton relays in which
the
team
captured
second place.
The Lions walked
away with first posi­
tion of their division
in the annual Hill
Military Relays
at
the Livestock Pavilion
placing a state champ­
ionship relay team.
The first dual meet
at West Linn, with
Canby, was taken eas­
ily with a score of
86 2/3 to 35 1/3.
A
dual meet with Wood­
burn Bulldogs ¿fell to
the Lions by the score
of 72> to 49|. ' Andy
Sivan, Lion speedster
was high point man
with a total of 14-J
points. Gresham lost
a dual meet
to the
Lions here to the tune
of 78-35, West Linn
taking first in each
event, excepting the
lol? hurdles and pole
vault. In _a
three
way meet on
Kdlly
Field with
Oregon
City, Milwauk ie and
Vest Linn, the lions
upheld their record
with West Linn, 70;
Oregon City, 42; and
Mi lwauk ie
0 •
Swan
was again7 high point
man with 15^- points.
The undefeated men
thus far this season
are Holt in the IpO
and 880; Swan in t^e
220 and 440; Donovah
in the shot; and the
relay team of Kruse,
Thompson, Holt
cn d
Swan •
Baseball
N E W BE RG
West Linn defeated
Wednesday by Newberg
in a postponed base­
ball game, 8-6.
The
Newberg team scored
mostly on errors but
a few runs were made
on hits.
Gassnor
started the Vie st Linn
team off on the mound,
relinquishing his po­
sition tq Bruck for
tho last four innings.
The Lions showed fair
hitting power,
but
experience is sadly
lacking,
probably
through the fact that
most of tho
games
have boon* postponed
this season.
The last
league
basbball game of the
season* will be the
Hillsboro game today.
1
Although all but
three of the TYV games
scheduled
thus far
have been postponed,
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