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About The amplifier. (West Linn, Oregon) 1921-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1949)
Wednesday, October 12, 1949 THE AMPLIFIER Page Four WEST LINN GRIDSTERS PREPARE FOR TYV SCRAMBLE TIME OUT by Aubrey Sharp Don Woody, who received a back injury in the opening grid contest, was out of the lineup when we met Camas, but never theless he was there in the stands, rooting longer and loud er than most, and working, al most as hard as his friends out on the field. Miss Locher took advantage of the wonderful weather we had at the first of the school year to work out with her future tennis team. Ken Palmer will very probably be number one man again this year and Don Penny will more than likely cop second place. The other boys’ positions are unde cided as of now. Janet Sherman, the only girl from last year’s team, will prob ably hold a high position on the girls’ squad, but this, too, is un determined. Bang! Bang! And another deer drops in his tracks at the hand of some lucky hunter. Although a few boys from West Linn have yielded to the call of the wild, there is one boy at school who hasn’t been quite so Starting lineup from left to right: Alden Rondeau, Larry Lee, Leroy Wilding, Ray Town, Don McIntosh, Ed Fritchie, Jim McIntosh, lucky—yet. He needs a deer rifle Larry Taylor, Fred Carlson, Don Woody, and Clayton Halback.—Courtesy of Banner-Courier. and nobody will loan him one. But it seems to me that a boy LIONS TIE TIGERS Papermakers Make NEWBERG DOWNS LIONS BOW 31-6 who can wear out three pairs of tennis shoes in one basketball FIGHTING LIONS TO SPARTAN TEAM IN LEAGUE OPENER Pulp of W. L. Lions season, could run up alongside The Hillsboro Spartans, last In a hard-fought contest on a deer and knock him in the The West Linn Lions suffered Coach Burnett’s fighting Lions .head. How about it, Austin Hull? year’s TYV league champions, battled to a six-all tie with the their first defeat of the season West Lilin’s gridiron last Friday defeated the West Linn Lions by Tigard Tigers in their TYV Fred Carlson, who broke^ his a score of 31 to 6 on the Hills League opener in the Tigard Friday, September 16, in the night, the Newberg Tigers de hands of the Camas, Washington, feated the West Linn eleven by a left leg in the Hillsboro contest, boro gridiron September 30. gridiron Friday night, September wishes to send his sincere thanks Jim McIntosh cut loose with a 23. Papermakers by a score of 25 score of 12-6. to the West Linn Student body total of 18 passes, of which nine Again West Linn was unable for the lovely gifts he has re Early in the first quarter West to 6. . were completed, six of them to At the end of the first quarter l to break the six-point jinx which ceived and for those very wel Alden Rondeau and three to Don Linn took the ball on Tigard’s 38 -yard line, and with Larry Lee the score stood at 13 to nothing has plqgued them so far this come visits he gets daily. Atchison. making some nice runs on dou in favor of the Papermakers, and season.! In the second quarter Atchison ble reverses, advanced to the Come in for The ^Lions’ s lone touchdown in the second period, six more snagged a long one and sprinted six-yard line. SCHOOL SUPPLIES was made in the fourth quarter points were gained. ten yards for West Linn’s lone Also to the Fountain—at Jim McIntosh then smashed his touchdown. Apparently having solved the when Jim McIntosh plunged over way through the Tigard defense WILLAMETTE DRUG The score then stood at 13 to for West Linn’s lone touchdown. Camas attack as they went into from the four-yard line. STORE 6 with the Spartans out in front. West Linn made an excellent In the second quarter fullback the second half, the Lions held In the third quarter Hillsboro Jim Smith sped around his own showing in spite of the loss of drove to the Lions ten-yard line, right end for a twelve-yard run their opponents scoreless until Dr. R. Webb advanced to the five on a penal which tied qp the score for the the last period, when Don three keymen — Fred Carlson, Thatcher and passing expert Dan Larry Lee and Don Atchison. ty, and scored on a pass, Connie Tigers. Stayner Sproul to Jerry LeBlanc. Morasch racked up six points for From then on the game was The Spartans recovered a West the Papermakers. 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