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E N T I N E L S PORTS Game off the Week Tomorrow Night Lions vs. Uni High Five Hunters Killed Over the Week End Thur» . Oct. 1. HMM B ê AVER* SPORTSMAN’S REVIEW Reports of Interest For and About lx km I Sportsmeo 1 । I ' ' . । i , । i 1 ■ ■ : I Fur mt fkrvice, U. 8. DeportLDtDt ut Agriculture I am M crazy! I tell you the wood* are crawling with them! SECOND PEACETIME DRAFT BEGINS World Series Now Even; Indians Win Game Today [4 MURDEROUSV J FISH TRAPS & By Ray Fuller Charlie Whipps has marie fish- Mrs. Loren Lind of Creswell, ing news again. This time it’s on Route 1, came back * from Glkle the level though. Charlie and this week end with a three point Monte f^tcher caught their limits biacktail. Loren is a member of of salmon trout and one steelhead the Sentinel crew. seven miles above Elkton this week end. They were using tandem A hunting ptufy of 14 returned spinners. Charlie says he always home Monday from a trip to the has good luck fishing because he Silver Lake area. They were not chews the right tobacco. to lucky in getting their deer, but had a delightful time - until It Other reports have been re- reived that the silvers are running rained them out. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Harry dood as far up as Elkton, although the fishing is usually better Lewis, Richard and Ronny, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hayes, Sonny, around the islands below Scot tv Jerry and Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. burg or around the big bend at Dick Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gardiner. Ewing and Mrs. Minnie Rowley of Deer hunting seems to be pretty Cononga Park, California. good this year. The Ice Plant re- ports that their cooler is almost full of fleer. The largest mule deer weighed in there is a 201 pounder shot by Harry Luphcr from Drain. The largest blacktail so far is 181 pounds, shot by George Char ter of Sutherlin. Out of 30 deer weighed in at Quality Market, the women seem to be turning in the biggest and best. Ruby Shepherd has weighed : in the largest mule deer at 214 pounds. Mrs. F. Lionberger is sec- i ond with a 202 pound mule deer. I Jessa Smith weighed in the largest blacktail at 189. Mr. and daughters, fishing on night and Lxik lx-forc you shoot. Be It has horns. lYPlCAt Or (He THOUSANDS of young Americans registering for tho second peacetime draft is this group of 25-yaar-old New Yorkers waiting their turn to Gil out questionnaires. Some 20,000 registration offices across the nation were faced with the task of checking the eligibility of 9,600,000 young men. First on the list are those born in the year 1922 after August 30. Other eligible! will register later. (International) PORTOLA CHARMS BABY CONTEST MISS For other news of hunters, read the news from the outlying com munities in this issue of the Sen tinel. Many Derr Hunters Send in Reports With only three days of the deer season past, nearly four hundred One thing we can say for the hunters have mailed in their deer men is that they have brought in report cards to the Game Com the smallest deer. Ben Harris of mission. Reports of kills have Smith River brought in an 81 come from all thirty-four counties pound mule deer. The smallest of the state that are open to deer blacktail was brought in by one of hunting. our local merchants. It weighed The highest percentage of deer the grand total of 83 pounds. We kill reports coming in at this early won’t mention any initials but his date have come from Tillamook name is Lee NichoLs. county with Klamath, Lake, and „ .. ..... ... Deschutes counties following in From these reports, it looks like I thaf order hur)ter rp^rted the women are the best hunters that ■ he was unable to hunt, and around here and are going to take at least one hunter had evidently all of the prizes (except “booby”) given up for he reported a no in the local contests sponsored by kill. Al) deer hunters are reminded the J. C. or Quality Market. that they must send the reports in even if they are not successful in REMEMBER tagging a buck. • Don’t try to smoke that buck out by carelessly throwing away a lighted match or cigarette. The drawing for tags for the special elk season in the Chesnim- nus area of Wallowa county was held in the offices of the Oregon State Game Commission, Monday. October 4. Rudy Lachcnmeier, sports editor for KGW and Barny Keep, sports editor for KNX as sisted Jby drawing the numbers for the Commission. Slightly over two-thousand hunters had placed applications for the two hundred tags to be issued. LUNCHEON AND GOLF Lady golfers will have their luncheon at the clubhouse at the golf course October 13th at 12:00 noon. Ladies planning to attend are to notify Mrs. Ross the day previous. Golf will be played after the luncheon. Radiator Flushing Get your car ready NOW...be ready for winter TOMORROW. HEART ATTACK BRINGS DEATH TO DEER HUNTER The first death of a hunter in Oregon this deer season was re ported Saturday at Brownsville— but it wasn't the result of carc- lessnes with guns. Herbert Lerwill, 74, Browns ville. collapsed with a heart attack while hunting six miles cast of his home town late yesterday. PORT ARTHUR TEXAS—Passing the camera like a black streak, this young buffalo bull charges from an unloading chute into grounds of the Gulf Od refinery. He is one of six bison “employed”—probably for the first time in oil industry history—to crop grass around tanks and pipelines. These one-time “kings of the prairie”, along with 1(HI odd Brahma cattle, cows and horses, are being pastured for neighboring ranchers on refinery property, where they save manv thousands of dollars in grass cutting bills. But they make riskv charges for any but experienced cowhands like B. V. "Bart" Ownbv mounted, t ■’* Mrs. G. B. Arnest and Dorris and Betty, went the Umpqua Saturday Sunday, Oct. 1 and 2. Pete Tonoie and son Ethan and wife left last week for eastern Oregon on a hunting trip. DRAWING HELD FOR SPECIAL ELK SEASON TAGS iVtlV ORIGON CITIZIN Pendleton Products The Kentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregoa Oy Ed Nofziger The game of the week so far as Two hunters killed near Salem high schixil fixitball giX'S will be played in Eugene tomorrow night, whin thrir car collided with a bu Friday, wiwn Hie Collage Giove ax I hey started for tfic wrxids has Lions meet the University high. Ixiosh'd the huniing season fatal- five, 1947 trl-county champion At stake will be the southern division, : Police identified the auto-bus tri county leagiu- t i t I <• and the victims as Isaac Bacon, 54. of right to meet the northern division Solini. mid Jame« Yung, 40, Kei- Kei They died almost instantly 1 champion, Both teams go into the fray undefeated and uni nd. In the whcn Hie car pulled onto th« nxut recent games, Cottage Grove Pacific highway and into the putii downed Junction City Friday of the northlwamd Greyhound bus night al Kelly field 40 to 0 while Eleven bus passengers suffered the University high was romping cuts and bruises. Two gun deaths occurred Sat over Elmira 46 to 7, Neither teain has met stiff com- urday, Clarence Swanson, 60, Eu ix'tition so far this season and it’s reka. Calif., was shot while with anylxxly's guess tu to how the his wife m a swamp area 18 miles southeast of Lakeview. Lloyd M game tomorrow night will Sprague of Milwaukie was killed minute. near Estacada by a bullet fired from his gun. I FA NMOKEK OCTOBER 2IHh The previous fatality was Her- Highlighting the activities of the local FFA chapter is the annual tart fx-rwill, Brownsville, who suf smoker to be given at the high fered a heart attack while hunting school gym October 29th. Further near Lebanon. Another hunter, Breen Buhten, details concerning the event will probably lie available next week. Li Grande, was shot in Ixith thighs while hunting in the Mt. Emily ONC DADS TO NEE BIG GAME area. huge plunge was good for I lie exit’ll point, giving the Lions u 14-0 lead at the half. Tim Tigers made their only ions threat in the third quarter, moving to the Lion 25 yard line on n swift passing front, but stalled there. Summers and Weir again In thuir second trl-county league put the Gtovers Into scoring terri game tin* Collage Grow Lions hud tory in Hie third quarter with a iiiiic iiiihi nils in ■ ubduing th< scries of end runs and the Lions Junction Cily Tigers 40 to I) nt moved to the one-yard line. Schaf- fer pushed over touchdown Kelly field here Friday evening It was tin- first fragile game for and .Summers went thru the line the inexperienced Tigers and csrii lor the extra point. Taking over on the IJon train cnmixixcd mostly of the Tigers 4<i yard line, after an the B squud found III I Ie difficulty unsucccMsfui attempt by ihe Ti gers Hie lix-al team again started Ui scoring. Bush, Summers, and a goal march with a Hi yard cun Schaffer accounted lor Ihe first by Al M'ir|in, a 10 yard run by Grove touchdown ahorlly after the Summers put the tall on the 34 start of the game. yard line and from there .Schaffer Again in tin* second jx-rlixl, (hr shot a pass Io Cixik for the touch Grovers turned on the heat when down, giving the Grovers a 27-0 Weir and Bush teamed to move lead nt the end of the third the ball to midfield on «^1<I runs quarter. after the twill was taken on the In the fourth quarter, Schaffer IJon 25 yard line In a fourth down intercepted a Tiger pass from punt by Junction City Schaffer uncorked a 21-yard puss to Boh McKay to start another goal OREGON STATE COLLEGE ( '<x>k on the Tiger 29 yurd line march and in three tries Weir took Dails day visitors to the campus on LEGION GIVEN OUTHTANDING the ball over for another touch PLAYERN TICKETS Weir took the ball around the down. A Tiger fumble s«t up the October 30 will have opportunity The American Legion decided Tiger right end standing up to last count for the Lions and with to view a major inter-sectional make the second scon' Summers the ball on the Grove 45 yard line, game for the first time since to give the five outstanding foot Mai tin ran a 16 yurd gain through O. S. C. students established a ball players of each game two the left end to piit the I mi II on the special weekend to entertain their tickets to the Arcade theatre. The 34 yard line. Weir then <wcpt thru fathers. Michigan State will be five winning tickets from the Junction City game last Friday the center of the TJger line for a the opponent for the Beavers that 34 yard touchdown and then made day on newly reconstructed Bell were: Bob Cook, Terry Pickncli. the extra jxiint with a line plunge field. A special small ncwsfxqx-r Jim Weir, Bob Summers and Red currying all the annoucements Englert. through the middle. about Dads day will lx- mailed 1 The lincup: soon to ail fathers of students. Tigers (0) ( (40) IJon» Cook Milligan LE / Ml SIC ANNOCLATION HOLDS Paine LT Rimer FIRST MEETING Murphy v* LG । Sorenson Problems met by all music 1 >ixon c I Schmidt teachers was the subject of an Bixlkcn RG Pickncli open forum in the main lounge of The Cleveland Indians evened RI McPhrnion Englert Gerlingcr hall Tuesday evening at the world series today at Boston, Endres KE Boggs eight o'clock as part of the pro defeating the Boston Braves by a Todd • Schaffer gram of the first meeting of the score of 4 to 1, after losing the Q Curtis LH Bush wason of the Oregon Music Edu first world series garni* at Boston McKay RH Summers cators Association, Eugene branch. yesterday by 1 to 0. Monday the M uuvu is FB Weir Ixmald Allton, Eugene president, Cleveland Indians earned the right Junction City 0 0 0 0—0 led the forum discussion, and pre to represent the American league Cottage Grove 7 7 13 13 40 sented the tentative program for when they defeated the Boston Junction City subs; tackles: the year. Red Sox 8 to 3 and after the two Cheshire, Pate; ends : Empey, Approximately 40 teachers from teams ended the season in a tie. ikson; guards; Bailey; centers: tills district attended including ------- O - X« UII1.1 will TV 141 JI/UIIU J MJ The two teams journey to ; Imcks: Jenson, Wheeler, .Mr» H A Hagen. Mrs. Cecil Cald- Cleveland where hostilities will be well and Mrs. Reginald Fauquk*r resumed Saturday. At the start Cottage Grove: ends: Mickey, <H ( ottage Grove, who were a I no in of the series the i>etting odds were ¡7 to 20 on Cleveland. tackles: Whalen, Hoyer; charge of refreshments. Wicks; centers: Tennis; rks; Eastburn. Martin. McBee, aspcT. A Buffalo Going Into the Oil Business “FISH BILL" Officials: referee. Les G 1 A tAX-IRII MIASURI umpire, Ed Welinitz; head man. Murph Christensen. Lions Take Easy 40-0 Victory From J. C. Tigers Friday JOE NOLT'S CHEVRON STATION 610 Madison $10,000 BEEF STEAK “Wondering What to Do With Your Deer” PENDLETON - Wool Shirts PENDLETON Wool Gabardine Shirts PENDLETON Golf Jackets PENDLETON Robes, Chief Joseph Pattern PENDLETON Blankets in Glacier Park and Yellow stone Patterns Steeles little high. Yet that’s what it cost a home owner after the butch er’s boy stumbled, fell and injured himself seriously when deliver ing the meat. The same thing might happen on your doorstep one of these days. You can protect your home and pocketbook GROCERY through sound insurance. We sell it. & LOCKERS 'rhe Store on Dorenti Lake Shore We give and redeem Profit Sharing Stamps WE ISSUE HUNTING LICENSE TAGS LOGGERS ATTENTION J. B. Leonard Insurance Service Wiser Bldg. 617 Main It wou.it teem that Don G.upar do Portoli'i charm has little appeal for pretty young M.tt Nancy Jean Monize. 21 month» old. and on« of the entrant» in the Portoil Festival Baby Contest. The contest will seek the most perfect baby in the west from a health and personality standpoint, and will be one of the high spots of the festival which will commemorate ths discovery of San Francisco Bay in 1769. Celebration runs through the month of October and will feature dances and historic oaoeant» as well I as two of the most ornate parades in the nation's history. NEW HIGH IN FNIVERSITY REGISTRATION The University of Oregon at Eugene registration reached a new high over the week end when i 6,040 students registered. This was the highest number reg istered in the seventy two year history of the institution.. Phone Beauty Treatment LOOK GUYS and GALS Natives of the New Hebrides Is lands bind the heads of newborn babies, says the World Book en cyclopedia. The tightly wrapped head causes it to slope backwards. The natives consider slanted skulls a mark of beauty. Tennis Shoes 34 Full Line off Repairs ffor Power Saws America** llaeil IOO% virala Heecr WOOL SHIRTS TANNING Cottage Grove Representative The Men ’s Toggery A. W. Helliwell 517 Main We still have a limited number of lucker drawers for rent but better hurry as they are going fast. Won't last long. We also can supply your wants for that hunting trip from our well stocked grocery stock. We also have red hats and shirts as well as work clothes. We give and redeem divi dend stamps with all purchases. Power Logging Saw Sales & Service ¿lUMietL Meat costs plenty these days, but >10,000 for one steak is still a Everything for Men Phone 65 South 99 Saw Shop At Steel Bridge on 99 Hwy, South of Cottage Grove. Temporary Phone 376 L Custom Tanning and Manufacturing of CRflHflnWHORP SMOfS (Write for Illustrated Price List) MYERS GLOVE & TANNING CO. 1490 S. 12th St. Salem, Oregon
