Forty-five Turn
Out For Track
West Linn freshmen played
Oregon City junior high Friday,
March 14. The West Linn gals
pulled ahead to win 48 to 27 aft
er a 19-all tie at the half. Girls
playing were Rita Garner, Esther
Heppner, Neva Perkins, Shirley
Williams, Grace McCart, Mar?
jorie Zeller, Joan. Fallon, Kay
Grandquist, Catherine Calzada
and Diane Athem. Although the
team is responsible for the points
made, Joan Fallon served. 11
points and Kay Granquist,7, as
the two top scoters.
Girls’ volleyball and swim
ming teams seem to have de
feated McMinnville in both
sports. Now they’re going back
to try their luck at basketball.
No date, as yet, has been set.
West Linn’s recreation volley
ball team has entered the Port
land Lake league again. Last
year the girls won the league
trophy and the year before were
runners up. The girls have done
so well ,they’re having two
teams. Miss Locher is coach for
the “B" team which has enter
ed the “B” league.
Their tournament games will
consist of two 14-minute halves,
with two minutes' between the
halves. Also, they change sides
at the half. The ball may : be
volleyed only three times, and-
an assist on serve may be used.
The rotation will be clockwise.
The thirteen girls who .will be
playing on the “A” team are
Doris Corderman, Sally Ware,
Florine Eisele, Phyllis; DUn-
woodie, Arlene DeNeui, Ruth
Ann Corderman, Joan Plant,
Bonna Fritchie, Neva Perkins,
Nancy Mabee, Virginia Jones,
Betty Greene and Corrige Ar
nold.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
MARCH
24—Camas here
, 28—-Canby there
31—Canby here
APRIL
4—Tigard here
7—McMinnville there
11— Newberg here
14—Oregon City here
18— Beaverton there
21—Forest Grave here
25—Unscheduled
28r--HillsboTO there
v
MAY
2— Tigard there
3— 0. S.C. Rooks there
■ 5—McMinnville here
Newberg there
12— Oregon City there
1.6—Beavertan here
19— Forest Grove there
23—Hillsboro here
A group of forty-five boys have
turned out for Coach “Jiggs”
Burnett’s ttack squad this spring.
Of’ the forty-five only eight are
returning lettermen. They are:
Bob Greenwood, pole vault; Bob
Swingle, sprints; Ernie Rickard,
mile; Eddie Meade, javelin, re
lay and broad-jump; Ronnie
Schief, quarter mile, broad-jump
and relay; Lowell Landis, half
mile, 880; Austin Hull, javelin,
and Larry Lee, broad-jump and
mile.
Coach Burnett states that he
thinks! the season should be a
fairly good one^ but that We are
weak in the high and low hurdle
groups. Pat Adams, a junior
transfer from Lincoln; is a goodi
prospect for the shotput, and
Carl Crumley looks good at
throwing the discus.
BATMEN BAT CANBY
IN SEASON OPENER
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By BOB SCHOLER
Congratulations are extended
to Lowell Landis who was
awarded the honorary Captain’s
star with his basketball letter at
the annual basketball banquet.
The following boys were
Awarded their ’49-50 basketball
letters; Bruce Scholer, Bert Stein,
Dale Stewart, Lowell Landis,
Austin Hull, Larry Lee, Alden
Rondeau,’ Dave Grey, and Bob
Scholer
Managers Don Manning and
John Trapp were awarded let-
ters also.
Honorable mention was given
to Jon Sunquist, Clayton Hal-
back, and Gordon Hammerle.
. Jim O’Donnell was laid up on
the Oregon City hospital with
blood poisoning from mat bums
in wrestling. How soon will you
be able to go out for track, Jim?
The team will be looking for
ward to your return.
Our congratulations to Bruce
Scholer, Bert Stein, and Dale
Stewart for making the top ten
scorers of the TYV league.
Batter up! This year West Linn
will’ have a freshman baseball
team sixth period. The team
will be piloted by Coach Cather-
wood, Good luck, fellas.
What kind of a baseball team are we going to have? This is
the question l am asked every day and it is a hard question to
answer. Three of the regular players i>f last year are gdrie: Goold,
Keller and Barham; and with them weftt some of our batting punch.
If some of the players develop
as we are expecting them to,
the team should be as good de
fensively as last year’s team;
and because the players will
have to scrap for their places, it
may be a better all-around team.
Although defeated again, this
If two pitchers can be devel
time at the hands of Vancouver
oped
from the following throw
by a score of 42-24, the West
Liftn Sea Lions still have hopes ers: Stein, Zinger, Grey, Murphy,
of breaking the ice to move into Bruck and Ford, that position
will be taken care of.
the win cdiumn.
There will be a scrap on for
The swimmers were led by
infield
positions with the fol
Don Atchison, backbone of the
lowing
boys
available: Scholer,
team, who has yet to lose an
event this season. Atchison was Perkins, Dale Stewart, Grey,
the only individual who came Webster, Stein, Manning, Ras
up with a first place; however, mussen and Zinger. In the out
the medley relay team, com field selections will probably be
posed of Bud Atwood, Dick Phil rnade from the following: J. Mc
lips, and Atchison, along with Intosh, Cooper? D. McIntosh,
the 4-man relay team, consisting Adrian, Wallace, Webster, M.
of Bill Laine, Jack Howay, At Stewart and last, but not least,
wood and Atchison also garnered Tuek. Parrish, the All-American
girl player. Catching will be
first places.
Results are as follows: 40-yard taken care'of by Hämmerle and
freestyle, Atchison ' (WL) 1st, Adrian.
l am hoping to find some new
Templeton (V) 2nd, Dunn (V)
3rd, and Atwood (WL) 4th; 100- pl a yers who will be able to
yard freestyle, Templeton ~ (V) crowd the regulars out of their
1st, Dunn (V) 2nd, Laine (WL) positions.
3rd, and Howay (WL) 4th, 220-
Places are wide open and who
■ yard, freestyle, Janes (V) 1st, makes the team will depend on
Payné (V) 2nd, Howay. (WL).
how they hit: and how they hus
tle and whether they are more
interested in baseball than; in
picking wild flowers in the
spring time.
Sea Lions Bow
To Vancouver
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girls, who, so far, have compiled
a one and one record.
Those who placed for West
Linn are as follows:
40-yard freestyle—-Sue Ralston,
2nd; Jane -Brown, 3rd; 60-yard
freestyle — Lovilia Taylor, 1st,
Carla ftagan, 2nd; 100-yard free-
style—-L. Taylor, 2nd; 40-yard
backstroke, Judy Brear, 1st; 40-
yard breaststroke -r- Margie Nel
son, 2nd; individual medley—M.
Neison, 2nd; medley relay (Irene
Hawkins, J. Brear and J. Brown)
2nd; 4-man relay (S. Ralston, C.
Hagan, M. Neison and L. Taylor),
1st. .
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HOW ABOUT the BASEBALL TEAM
In- the first game of the base
ball season West Linn defeated
Canby 2 to 1.
Jerry Zinger pitched for the
Lions and gave up only 4 hits
throughout the game, in the
bottom of the sixth, through
a combination of an error, a
walk, and a base hit, Canby
scored one run.
■In the top of the seventh Dave
(¿rev got a hit, stole second and
went to third on Bert Stein’s
blooper single to right field. Bert
then stole second on the next
pitch. Bob Schölers’ single
The West Linn Lion hoopsters Mermaids Paced
brought Dave Grey in from third held their annual banquet in the
with the tying run and Gordon diping room of the West Linn
By Brear, Taylor
Hanerle drove in the seeend-run-
.Inn.
at
six
o
’
clock
on
Monday
when Bert Stein scored on a
- Coach 'Marian; Locher’s , mer-
evening, March 13.
fielder’s choice.
maids, paced by Judy Brear and
After the tasty. ■ dinner had
Lovilia Taylor, outs'troked Mc-
' been’ devoured, Mr. Tunnel gave
State All-Star Team
Minnville’s swimmers in a thril
aft informative speech on train
Those on the first string are ing and training rules after ling 33-30 contest held at Buck
as follows:
which Coach Catherwood pre man pool in Portland.
Doug Ragers, Salem .
sented the letters to the follow This meet marks the second
Bill West, LaGrande ,
- ing boys: Bruce Scholer, Bert tussle for the speedy West Linn
Bob Altenhofen, Central Cath Stein, Dale Stewart, Larry Lee,
olic, Portland
Austin- Hull, Alden Rondeau,
The Best n
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Daryl Girod; Salem
Da ve Grey, Bob Scholer and Low -
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Ron Fundingaland, Jefferson, ell Landis who was also pre
Portland
sented the honorary captain’s
LAKESIDE DRUGS
Second string-—
star for outstanding play and
OSWEGO
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teamwork throughout the season.
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land
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