Crucial Games in ChamberCommerce
Next Two Nights
Of Softball Play
ENTINEL
S PORTS
Bobby Gasper, Junior Cottage Grove
Golfer, Makes Team to Nationals
In the event that important
happenings may «»cape your at
tention us It did ours last week.
It seems that a Cottage Grove
junior golfer m a d e history Inst
week at Portland when he entered
tin- national Junior MUltMIl RDM
championship tournament nt the
Mt. View golf course in Portland
and made the tour man team Io
the national*.
On June 21st, Bob Gaaper of
Cottage Grove was one of th««
twenty eight youngsters to tee at
the Portland Junior Chamber of
Commerce quallfyng round* and
came out a* u member of a team
ol four to qualify for the Naimo.,I
Junior Amateur golf champion
ship at Lincoln, Nebraska on Aug
ust 3 to 7.
Gasper described on the sports
page of the Oregonian a* a stocky
strung amt belter from Cottage
Grove und Bill Kessinger of Port
land tied for fourth spot at 148
und Gasper won the Lust squad
post by virtue of a pluy off victory
Gaspe made 74 -74 around the
8,215 yard court«’ Gaaper, we be-
Heve wax the only high school
student among the top four. Dick
Eastey, winner of tlw top spot
made the 36 hole course in the
two days at 139. five strokes under
par. Kessinger gidmtl th«« first
alternate |MMition, En-d Mueller
also of Portland was second alt
ernate. llarvy Hlxun of Eugene
was elected as third alternate.
< OKRKCTION ON TWO BALE
FOVRAOME ITEM I. A MT WEEK
We Inadvertently stated that
the two-ball foursome for next
week would tie on July 5th. Tills
Is Monday but the date has lieen
changed from this week’s old time
to next Tuesday, July 8th. And
from now on. th»« two-ball four
somes will be held on Tuewday
evenings liegmning at 5:30 p m. on
Tu«-*day, July 6th., and every
Tu«-»day thereafter, so as not to
conflict with softball game*. Also
we meant Mildred Andersen In
stead of Gladys Anderson.
LADIF.N DAY AT
GOLF COI RMF
In the foursome and fivesome
which played ladles day nt th«« golf
course, June 23rd, we discovered
some new talent sine«« Georgette
Funk made the closest approach
on No. 5 and won the money prize.
Barbara Hill had the lowest score
anil won the lady golfer trophy.
Gladys Anderson was runner-up
for the money prize and also brot
a guest. Allee Near, who has not
played with us before this to the
writer's knowledge. Vera Ziebeck
made n birdie on No I und still
remains at th«« top of the ladder
an«i likely to do so for some time
with such shots as this. It was de
cided to change the two hull four-
some to Tuesday nites, beginning
on July 5th which is a holiday und
should have a good attendance.
Ladies day remains on Wednesday
morning* at 9 a.m. so with both
Tuesday
nit«« and Wednesday
morning, It will take a tough play
er to stand this schedule but It
M«emed to b«« the only way we
could arrange It
Belle Burkhold
er, Pres, of I sidles club
THIS WEIK’S
TWOBALL FOURNOME
We hud th«« largest attendance
yet, with about 35 seated at the
dinner table after playing th«« two-
ball foursome, Monday. June 28th
Palmer Johnson stated that be
ar.d his partner, Belle Burkholder,
had the low stun* and while we
would not dispute th«« word of so
gallant n gentleman, Barbara Hill
und her partner. Ray Funk, did
keep their scor«« <k>wn in black and
white and must be adjudged win
ners. Runners-up were reluctant
to ucknowledge their scores, so
this reporter failed to learn who
they were. Hap Wolfard and boy
friend, cam«« late, and played
alone, Mrs. Johnson, Palmer’s
mother, was a gu««st at dinner
which was un unusually delicious
repast topped off with fresh rasp
berries a la mode furnished by Mr.
and Mrs. Al Ziebeck. They were so
generous with their servings that
each portion would have amounted
to at least fifty cents at market
prices on berri««s. W«« woul<l like
to go pick som«« there some dark
nite but they have u bulldog which
guards the |Mtch.
Miss Della Mae Weldon of Lo-
rane route won the girls’ quarter
mile race at the Junior Rodeo held
In Eugene last Saturday and Sun
day This is the third successive
year -Della Mae has taken Inst
place, the prise being a bridle and
bit
You can
Crucial games mark the next
two nights of play in the first
r o u n d in the American league
Th«« KC« place their unbeaten
record on the block against their
chief contender* in the Outdoor
Ktore this Friday night and Qual
ity Market next Wednesday.
There will be no games next
Monday during I he fourth vaca
tion.
Knick’s still boast an unbeaten
record In the National league and
should win the first round,
Game* during the week :
R II
Outd’r 8. 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 5 7 0
Quality
0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 6 3
Lorane V. 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
K e
2 5 0 0 Q 0 X
2
7
3
3
1
0
Quality
Creswell
9
«
7
7
2
5
3 0 1 1 1 2 1
0 0 2 0 3 1 0
Lorun«« 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 2 it) 14
Cresw'l 0 0 3 3 2 0 0 0 8 0
Git hens’
Dorena
0 0 2 0 5 3 4 14 11
0 2 3 1 0 8 3 15 (1
hOOF
2 1 0 0 0 0 3 0
0
1 0 1
13 13
Knicks
I torenn
Blue Mt.
1 0 5 .3 1 0 0 10 7
0 0 2
2 4 1 11 12
<Ethel Mac Allen)
Du<« to the 4th of July falling on
a Sunday the following Monday
which is the 5th will tx« observed
as a legal holiday Therefore, the
buxitxxM concern* will remain
ckised until July Bth. Tuesday.
With the final three entries an
nounced the Regatta Queen race
will open Saturday July 3, 1948
and ««nd July 31. 1948 The Prin
ces»«*» are Miss Ada Carter, spon
sored by the Business and Pra-
fessional Women’t club. Miss La
Vaughn Stokes sponsored by th««
Senior Chamber of Commerce, and
the Moose Lodge’s candidate Miss
Pat Rickard, th«« Rod and Gun
Club's selection. Mis* Diane More-
kick and the final candidate. Miss
Betty lAierst sponsored by the
Hebron Grange.
Vote for your favorite candidate
and get into the race.
Wm. Ward Ritas
Today In Eugene
William H Ward, 64 Lorane,
4 died Monday at a Eugen«« hospital.
3 He was born April 1, 1884. at Cot
tage Grove, and married Myrtle
4 Warren at Anlauf Sept. 24. 1911.
0
Surviving are his widow; three
children, Mrs. Harald Sortor, Eu
1 gene, Mrs. Maurice Priebe, Fres
2 no, Calif., and Lloyd Ward. Lo
rane; two sisters, Mrs. R om «
5 Thompson, Eugene, Mr*
Jack
2
I(X1F
3 0 7 I 0 2 7 20 8 3
Blue Mt. 0 0 0 4 0 6 3 13 14 9
N<4| edule:
Friday, 7:30, Outdixir Store vs.
Knight* of Columbus; 8:30, Gith-
ens’ Motors vs Knickerlsa kers
Wednesday, 7:30, (Sirena Dam
vs Knickerbocker's; Quality Mur-
ket vs. Kmghtx of Columbus.
Am««rican League
r{
W
L
Knights of Col.
1000
2
0
<lutdoor Store
2
1
007
Quality Market
2
1
667
Lorane Valley
2
2
500
Creswell
0
(MSI
4
National League
Knickerbockers'
0
1000
Blue Mt. Lbr.
500
2
IOOF
2
2
500
flithens' Motors
1
3
250
Dorena Dam
1
3
250
KeHy. Freewater;
and three day at 2 pm. at Poole-Larsen Thur*., July I, IMS
Thr Sentia«L Cotto«f> Orov«, Ovvgua
grandchildren.
Mortuary, Eugen««, with interment ——————
Loose Leaf Supplies of all tond».— The Sentinel.
Services were held today Thur*- in Comstock cemetery.
TIMBER 5
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JULY
3: Street Show, World Championship Log Chopping, Speed Climbing, Budung,
Northwest Championship Log Rolling—Ball Games,
Show, Dances.
aULY
Horte Show, Talent
Finals on Championship Logging Contest* and Topping Contest, Ball Garneau
Talent Show, Mammoth Fireworks Display, Dances.
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SAMPLE COPY
OFFICIAL PARADE ENTRY
WE FIRE FLOATING
in the
ROHKBl KG LADIF.N TO
PI-AY LO< AL GOLFEKN
Roseburg has accepted our chal
lenge for July 7th. which is on
Wednesday, and will arrive at 9:30
a.m. with 16 memtx-rs out to win
We urge each and every one of
you to come out for the tourna-
ment. w«« d<> need your help. Even
if you think you aren't a good
m «I1 through the classified. enough player, don't let that stop
you. maybe some of the Roseburg
ladies won't be so good either. We
must have at least 16 so we can
pair off for the tournarn<«nt
Luncheon will b«« served at the
citlb house after play All old and
new memlier* and any lady who
has played gulf come out and h««lp
Us to win Belle Burkholder, pres ,
C. G. Ladles Golf Club.
THE HOUSE OF THROOPS
We will be
CLOSED
July 4th and Sth
TOIFN TALK CALL
Joe
GRAND PRIZE $100 CASH
HUNTING REGl LATIONN
HEARING TO BE HELD »TH
Madeline
GOING FISHING?
Shop Steel«’■ for your fiihing equipment, alio everything
for your picnic lunch, including plenty of cold drinks.
A complete stock of groceries, work clothing.
"Cold Storgae Food Lockers*’ and Supplies.
Steele
The Store on Dorena Lake Shore
WZ ALSO ISSUE FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSES
C. A Lock wood, Oregon State
Gam«« Supervisor, reminds Oregon
sportsmen that the public hearing
concerning promised hunting regu
lations will lx« held July 9 at the
Gam«« Commission offices in Port
land. Suggestions und recommend
ations from th«« various s|>orts-
man’s groups and other interested
organizations should tie made to
the Commission at that time.
Th«« hunting regulations for this
year will b«« set before the end of
July by the Commission.
WORKMAN FXE( TED TO
SCHOOL BOARD
W L. Workman was elected
unanimously as a memtier of the
board of education of the union
high school Monday in a light
vote. Workman received twenty-
one votes.
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