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'SPORTS Thors . May IS, HM8 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Lions 3rd In Close District Track Meet chor man on the second-place re High Jump: ] Les Porter, Cot lay team in the ’B* division. tage Grove, 6 feet % inch; 2 Ed Final Results: Robinson, Springfield, 5 feet 10 A Division inches; 3 Farmer, Coquille. 5 feet 120 High Hurdles: 1 Gary Mil 8 inches; 4 Sausser, North Bend, ler. Eugene; 2 I)on Hubbard. 5 feet 6 inches; 5 tie between Roseburg; 3 Eckaid, Marshfield; Coop, Cottage Grove; Brborich, 4 Porter, Cottage Grove; 5 University; Parson, Roseburg; and Sorsby, Eugene Time 15.6 (beats Miller, Eugene, 5 feet 4 inches. Upon winning 30 of their 38 district record held by Bob Kreil. Shot; 1 Don Pierce, Coquille, matches, the Cottage Grove Rod Roseburg, 1945, and Jim Finley, and Gun club placed 11th in the • Roseburg, 1941, at 16.2. Not ac- 45 feet 314 inches; 2 Ron Mur ray, Eugene. 40 feet 2’« inches; 3 (Iregon Journal’s first Telegraph 'ceptable, excessive windi. Smith, Roseburg, 39 feet 6*4 I ra|»h<x>f mg tournament, whk h 100: 1 Bill Powell, Eugene: 2 inches; 4 Humphrey. Marshfield, ended last week. Dave Gilbert, Eugene; 3 Nich 39 feet 2’4 inches; 5 Pittsley, Eu St. Johns was first and Eugene ols. Myrtle Point; 4 Thompson. gene, 38 feet >4 inch second in the tournament which Cottage Grove; Broad Jump: 1 Bill Powell 5 Jenkins, attracted entries from 51 cities Springfield Time: 10.2. I Beats Eugene, 20 feet 7'4 inches; 2 and towns in Oregon. By finishing among the top 25 district record held by Ed Short. Ken Harker, Cottage Grove, 20 Roseburg. 19.34, at 10.3. Not ac- feet 4 inches; 3 Nichols, Myrtle teams the Cottage Grove club ceptable, excessive wind). Point, 19 feet 11 '4 inches; 4 Wil automatically qualified for the Mile: 1 Art Backlund, Rose cox. University, 19 feet 714 inches; state trapshoot meet which will burg; 2 Iw Hawkins, Cottage 5 Thompson, Cottage Grove, 18 la- hold June 13 at Portland. Grove; 3 Stritzke, Roseburg; 4 feet 11 inches. Harpota High Man Burkhalter. Springfield; 5 Jen Discus: 1 Bob Johnson, Spring- Ix-adlng scorers on the local kins. Springfield. Time: 4:40.3. field. 1.31 feet 3 inches; 2 Gayle squad were W W. Harpole, who 440: 1 Wes Thompson. Cottage Reynolds. 124 feet 4^ inches; 3 broke 282 targets out of a pos- Grove; 2- Harold Jensen. Eugene; Pierce. Coquille. 120 feet 8 inches; sib)«- 300, W. Hileman with a score 3- Pinner. University; 4- Hollis 1 Eckard, Marshfield, 117 feet of 279. Harry Rentle and Jack Members of the Cottage Grove man, Bruce Johnson. Bob Gnx[x-r, Leonard. Harry Hayes. Mike Gam Robertson each with 273 and Hap ter. Springfield; 5 Bender, K'n inches; 5 Pennington, North Springfield. Time: 54.5. Bend, 115 feet 5 inches. 7f!gh School track team which Harold Godard, Wes Thompson, ble, Boh Cook. Ben Campbell, Les Wolfard with 270. 220: 1—Bill Powell, Eugene; 2 iJavelin: 1 Bob Humphreys, placed third In the district meet The Cottage Grove team was Leo Hawkins, and Spud Camp- Porter, and Walt Sorensen. Coach ably^assisted by several Creswell - Darrell Jenkins Springfield; 3 Marshfield, 154 feet 14 inch; 2 Front row. left to right: Ken I m -II Back row, left to right: Don Bob Duscnberry. not pictured sharpshooters who [Misted perfect —Silke, Springfield; 4 Campbell, ' Bob Sconce. Roseburg. 153 feet 7 Cottage Grove; 5 Hite. Cottage inches; 3 Wicks. Cottage Grove, Harker, Vernon Coop. Milo Chap- Eastburn, Cecil Woods, John above (Photo by C. G. High match scores. School 1 Next Sunday club members will Grove. Time: 22.6. (Beats district 148 feet 1'4 inches; 4 Hodges. Eugene, 147 feet 8'2 inches; 5- travel to Dexter to participate in record held by Ed Short, Rose Hunt, Marshfield. 143 feet lOI* a match. burg, 1934. 23.1. Not acceptable, inches. excessive wind.) Relay; 1 Eugene (Bill Powell, SSO: 1 Art Backlund, Rose Don Burgraff. Don Johnson, Na Members of the Cottage Grove burg; 2—Don Kruse, Roseburg; varre Davis); 2—Cottage Grove Golf club will play a match with 3 - tie between Fletcher, Univer (Spud Campbell, Ron Hite. Wes “Knuckles-down“ was the order the Oakway team this coming Unlike the proverbial month of sity and Gamble, Cottage Grove; Thompson. Ben Campbell); 3— I^s Porter, Cottage Grove's ace high Jumper, clears the bar at Sunday. The 18-holc matches will of the day Saturday at the Jeffer March, the Cbttage Grove track 5 Jensen, Eugene, Time: 2:04 2. Springfield; 4 Myrtle Point; 5— 8 *»” In the district meet. Porter will travel to Corvallis this week end son school grounds where young- men went in like Lions and Eugene. May 13 Conch Jim 200 Low Hurdles: 1- Bob Coch University High. Time: 1:36.8. •«- played on the Oakway course* to defend his state high-Jumping title. (Kirk Braun Photo). Aiken In-gun final preparations Ui Eugene, according to club pres- sters from the Cottage Grove area emerged same in the District 4 ran. Springfield; 2—Albert Mar- TOTAL POINTS: Springfield participated in a marble elimina- this week for the second annual ident Pat Ric hard _ track meet at Hayward Field, last > tin. Cottage Grove; 3 Hubbard lion tion tournament. ¡Friday. ' Roseburg; 4--Pickett, Springfield; 44, Eugene 4314; Cottage Grove held by Webb, 1947, 24.3. Not ac-1 continued the ladder tournament football clinic t<> ix- h< i<i han which it is conducting for the Ax the sun sank slowly into the The Grovemen amassed a 4214 ;5—Sorsby. Eugene Time: 23.7. 42'4; Roseburg 3214; Marshfield ceptable, excessive wind >. 21 and 22 More than lot) high Javelin: 4. Fish, Creswell. 131 members. Ail newcomers are in west only five contestants were point total to garner third place in Beats district record held by 13; Myrtle Point 12'4; Coquille school coaches from the state arc , vited. left standing correction, left the meet, a scant point behind Eu- Wally Moore. Coquille. 1934. 24 4. 11; University 8\; North Bend 3. feet 6 inches. expected to be nt I h e kickoff Relay: 2. Creswell (Paul Popf. The club’s “two-ball foursomes'* B Division Results Included: luncheon. Mny 21 kneeling 1 hose with the better gene and nearly as close to the vic- Not acceptable, excessive wind.) Olvin Ruede, Bob Kirkpatrick' will begin with more favorable included Charlie ‘ Ucad-eye ___ _ aim ''«lead-eye'' tors from Springfield who had 44 Pole Vault: 1 -Tie between Lv- Mile: 5. Hoatman, Creswell. The opening session of the clinic Pole Vault: 1 Tie between Ly Dale Webb) weather. Men are invited to play will lie held Friday afternoon mid Io H. B. Kilmer, of Florence, Trembly ot Cottage Grove, winner points, man Hatfield. Myrtle Point and 440: 1. Dale Webb, Creswell. in this nine-hole tournament. A in the 13-to-15-year-old group and High point man on Coach Bob) Ed Robinson, Springfield 10 ^et Will be devoted to movies and to Oregon, goes the honor of lieing Time 54.15 (beats district record LADIES’ GOLF CLUB potluck dinner is held at the club- a demonstration of oftenae Aiken the first angler to send a lag from 5^?^ Up' Wayn<‘ Smith of Silk Dusenberry’s team was Wes’3 inches; 3^-tie between Petrie. held by Suniga, 1947, 58.6. Not ac CONTINUES TOURNAMENT house afterward, beginning at 5:30 Thompson who won the 440. Cottage Grove, and Lohr. Spring- ceptable, excessive wind). and his assistants will discuss and ■ trout into the offices of the Ore- ('reek. The Ladies' Golf club met Wed- pm. “ Hot-Rock ” Patten Wins . „ ¡placed 4th in the century. 5th in field. 10 feet; 5 — Carr. Roseburg i ........... . demonstrate the Oregon type of T g<>n Stat«- Game Commission this 220: 1. Dale Webb. Creswell. rxsday noon at the golf course —------ ----------- ■ Hilly hot-rock Patten, of Culp the broad jump, and assisted the 9 feet 9 inches. formation season. The tagged trout caught by Time 23.6 (beats district record clubhouse for lunch and afterward . Shriner 49-er — Sat., at Armory. Buffet Banipirt -Mr Kilmer was a cutthroat, nine ( reck grabbed top honors in the relay team to a berth in the state; ——----------------------- -------------------- 6-to-l2 year old bracket, followed !meet. The first day of the clinic will inches long and was taken in Sut ckxM-ly by Carl White, and Jimmy < Other members who qualified be closed by a buffet banquet and ton lake. Guess, both of Cottage Grove. f... the state meet include Les for the third game of the Oregon- Robert Holloway, in charge of These five migx experts will Porter (see cut')’.'Al Martin, ____ ___ _____ I, Ken ' Oregon State baseball scries. surveys for th«- Game Commission travel to Portland Saturday to Harker, and Leo Hawkins. The Saturday morning session announced that after ch«-cklng the compete in the state tourney at Ml«erable Weather will be o|icncd by n short discus numlx-r of the tag it was discov Jantzcn Beach. In a word, the weather was mis sion of training methods, directed ered that th«- fish was Hix-rated Sponsored by V. F. W. erable. Despite this fact former by Tom Hughes, Duck trainer The in Mercer lake on February 19 All expenses are being paid _ r — by records fell by the handfuls. How remainder of the morning will be of this year. He pointed out that the local chapter of the Veterans ever, because of a moderately checking th«- migratory habits of spent In a discussion of defense. of Foreign Wars. Lew Hart. Culp strong south wind the new records With members of the 1918 On gon the various species of trout was Creek, will accompany the boys on are not acceptable as yet. squad tiring used to illustrate the on«« of the ixirposcs of the exten- the trip. The -A' djviwior» bettered marks mcthtxla used by the ( iregon sive tagging program being car- _ Winner of the state champion- j in four events and the ’B' division < «nache» mission ’ h * alw> urocd''that "all ’>hip «wnpelc iti the | i improved ■ ,i.. *• i. .n-n.«. ,o --------------- ------------ 1 on evcry preceding rcc- XXbe™^^^ —ament „tordcxceP IfUg (lame Planned at ord except the high jump The IT The high light of the clinic will Salt Lake City, June 3, 4. and 5 । had only last year's marks to ter where they nrc fishing, for be the finni spring Rame, set to TEca H()pKxl shoot at however, as that was the trout bearing metal lags or trout get underway at 2 pm The game (first time the schools were sep- lluil hue Ixm niark«-«l by having *s B . will be a regulation affair nnd con- arated in the District meet. ferdnes-approved officials have certain fins clipped Upon taking High point individuals were Bill tagged fish the nngk-r is «skt-d to $2175 been assigned to officiate Powell of Eugene In the 'A' di- •end the tag along with Informa- ' ® „ $»75 j vision and John Downing of Mo tion as to where the fish wail hawk in the 'B' division, both with Wedding Announcements a n d taken nnd its size to the Oregon ■ OUMI Stat«- Game Commission, P. O. Box Boys from 12 to 17 years of age 16', totals. Dale Webb of Creswell Invitations. The Sentinel 4136, Portland 8, Oregon. now being selected for the broke last year’s records in both ttsiroa $»75 — American Ix-gion Junior Baseball । the 440 and the 220 and was an- team, according to C. C. Cruson, $»75 U-gion commander. The team, managed by Ford * Motor company, will be chosen by three Cottage Grove men. They Shop Steele's for your fishing equipment, also everything are Ear) Hill, who will coach the for your picnic lunch, including plenty of cold drinks team; Vern Hayes, representing the Legion; and Dr. Dwight Neer, A complete stock of groceries, work clothing. representing Ford Motor company. There arc approximately 1700 “Cold Storgae Food Lockers'* and Supplies. teams throughout the United tust os States, all sponsored by the Le o other gift gion. The Cottage Grove team will play in the state eliminations, af will be so appreciated... ter which three state teams will j play for division championships. so constant a reminder WE ALSO ISSUE FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSES Wedding Announcements and 3H-1 fc ▼our love and affection... Invitations. The Sentinel. C. G. Thinclads Place Third in District Meet Aiken to Conduct Football Clinic For Prep Coaches Divoteers Slate Week-end Match ‘Migsperts’ Cop Tourney Togas C. G. Trapshooters Place Eleventh In Telegraph Meet A Bird, A Plane, — No, It’s Porter C. G. Nosed Out In Foto-FInish Is Received at Game Office AT WEISFIELDS - - ^4 Gift of^4 Lifetime BULOVA Watch For Your Graduate Northwest’s Largest Selection Northwest’s Easiest Terms AmCFICan LCglOR Piek Mamhe— memDCrS Of Baseball Team GOING FISHING? RADIO RAY Steele . 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