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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1949)
Kelly Drugs and Daugherty’s Lead < Women’s League The women's Ixiwling league got underway Tuesday, I k'crmlMT 21, with the following results: Wilma Peterson rolled a 172 single and 396 scries to lead the Kelly Drug'* team to a 3-0 win over Women of the Moose, and Montana Rippy with n 170 single and 439 wrlex paced the Daugh erty Lumber Company team to n 3-0 win over Community Jeweler*. There were no casualties during the evening; however during- prac tice laxt wwk Ada Carter of Com munity Jeweler* «tumbled ( ? ) and bruised both knee*. Any women not already on team* and interested in Ixtwling arc Invited to come out and have fun on Tuesday nights. < OWING HOME GAMES C. G. Lions Swamp OSC to Launch Sweet Home 54-15 Northern Cage Th« Cottage Grove IJons swamped tlie Rwrel Home Huskies Campaign Jan. 7-8 I HI» C. G. LIONS E N T I N E L PORTS l"s<r S Thun.,, Jun. n. I Hili OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Jan. I With a 14-game ptexeaxon alate behind It, Oregon State'* promising basketball team will launch its Northern division conference campaign against de fending coast champion Washing ton at Seattle Friday and Satur day night*. The Beaver* wound up their practice schedule against Portland The City banket bull league, re-------- University at McMinnville Mon centiy organized will get under day night and will depart for Se way at tli«' armory on January 10. attle Thursday, arriving In time Iwglning at 7:30 p.m . Mike Van- The lineups: for a workout that night. der Kley. JayCee chairman an Highlight of Oregon State'* nounced Tuesday. 'I*hc league this Lion« Hu. Ide. Mickey Hl 1 Scgram non-counting slate wax the first year ix being sjxmxored by the East burn 6 8 Shockey annual Pacific Coast conference t (-„ttagc Grove Junior Chamlx-r of 'Fhc Roseburg Indians won the Cook 19 5 Mayer tournament at San Francisco last Commerce. Ten teams will com- boxing bout sponsored by the Let Anderson 1 1 Hull week in which the Beaver* |xde in tin- league this year and termen's club at the high school Schaffer 5 Boyd grabbl'd off third place and the the two top teams will fight it out gym last night 49 to 29 The Rose consolation prize. After having an for first honor* at the conclusion burg team won eight matches and SiilMlltution*: Lions Wolfard 1. off day in the tourney opener of th«' season March Mth. obtained three draws whip' the Gas|xT 6, 1 lllllker 4. Ci «»P 2, Chap- when they almorlx-d a 60-40 lick VanderKley said the teams Grovers were winnnig io' man. Sweet Home McQueen. ing from Southern California, would appear in new uniforms. obtaining three draws. Noah, Armstrong, Bennett, Fallon, Conch Slats Gill’s men came back The trophy won last season by 'Hie bout was refe etì Attend All Lions' Schaeffer. stiong to nip Washington 64-62, the Edwards Outdoor eagers will McChesney of Springfn A i Referrea: Ed Welinitz, Bob Rob and then trim powerful UCLA lx- award's) the winners this year. Thursday night the Grovers wil. Homo Games. If any one team wins the cup for journey to Springfield for a bout bins. Scorer: Roger Peterson, W. I 62-58 Dullxrg. | Although the Orange edged । three years it becomes a perma with the Millers. ; Washington in a thrilling buttle at nent possession of the team. If Results of last night's bout: 1 San Francisco, Gill and hix play- the JayCces have a successful Gordon Patten Jost to Dick Gil er* are anticipating a much rough wuxon financially, they plan to man. Bob Fox obtained a draw er time nt Seattle on the Huskies’ use the net proceeds of the season with Tom Findlay. Doral Roby home floor. Washington was in needed repairs of the interior and Denis Johnson was a draw. weakened considerably in the ' of the armory. Ralph Hutchison won from Jim tournament by the low of Captain ' Playing time will be Monday Fosback. E d g a r Woody lost to I Bill Vandcnburgh and Guard Andy I and Tuesday of each week. Ad Howard Stumbo. Norman Berg < Ipacich because of flu. Both men mission of 35 cents will be charged lund lost to Archie Meyers. Leo — Here'* the chap who got I are cx|x-cted to tx> ready tor action lor adults and 20 cents for chil Hawkins won from Jim Shrum. ; against the Beavers this week end dren. The sponsors hope for sup- Bill Williams lost to Bill Wcancr. hi* order! He went bowling Gill probably will start a con port of this undertaking and for Herb Lacock lost to Dale Bone- last night—had a wonderful siderably revamped lineup In the the pt ice of admission as listed braker. Don Monte Jost to Marlow healthy time -slept soundly | league openers ax a result of above, the fan* can witness a Gibby. Ray Boggs lost to Darrell ' showing* of his men in the Cow double header each playing eve- Davis. Elmore Roby lost by TKO was on his toes today. Try Palace tourney. Veteran Al Peter- ning. to Jim King. Wayne Schmitt drew bowling yourself! | sen and Sophomore Glen Kinney 'Die complete schedule for the with Dick Bonebraker. Ken Coop I probably will be at the forwards; season is printed elsewhere in this er won over Don Pearson. Robert 1 Transfer Ray Snyder nt Center, issue in the advertisement of the Magnusson won over Royold — ALWAYS FUN — GOOD EXERCISE — and Captain Cliff Crandall and Junior Chamber of Commerce. Stroup. Tommy Holman at the guard slot*. Crandall wax named to the Did you attend the Lettermen's tournament all-star first team. Ihm Torrey, letterman guard Smoker? ; who severely sprained his achilles Cottage Grove Recreation tendon when he xlip|x*d on a wet 20 So. 5th Phone 396 ■pot in the Cow Palace may be able to see some action this week end. last Thusday night at Sweet Home 94 to 15 In their first cage en counter after the holidays. The Grover* led the Huskies 35 to 3 at hall time and 49 to 6 al the end of the 3rd quarter. Bob Cook in lend ing the Lions scoring attack made more points than the combined Husky tram with a total of 19 points. Harland Mickey also piled up more scores than did his oppo- nenia with a count of 16. Shockey was high point man for Sweet Homo with 8 points. I Friday, Jan. 7, Eugene Roseburg Wins Boxing Bout Here PRICES SLASHED! Men's Topcoats Reg. *27.50 to *17.50 Water Kepellant Wind Resistant FIT AS A FIDDLE! COLUMBIA BICYCLES-(Closing Out) AT COST Discount SPALDING GOLF CLUBS AND BAGS SPALDING WOMEN’S GYM SHOES Sizes 5 to 9 Discount 30 Dobbs Wool Hats Wool Work Hats Wilson Sweaters Days College Cords (all sizes) B.V.D. and Wilson Pajamas Days ‘Iron Duke* Work Pants B.V.D. Robes Fancy ‘T’ Shirts Spire Dress Shirts Hessler 100% Wool Shirts Alaskan Parkas Sults Corduroy Sport Coats Cotton - Rayon Wool Sox Irvin Foster Sport Jackets Edwards Outdoor Store WARREN EDWARDS 46 No. 9th JAMES M. EDWARDS Phono 309 Coach Kuchers will bring his tall quintet to Cottage Grove this Friday, January 7th, in the second conference game for both teams. Fans will be amazed at the ex treme height of the entire Axemen squad. There nre 6 boys on the Eugene squad who tower above the 6'3” mark. One boy measures 6’6” and another measures 6'5”, which tops anything on the Lions' squad by 2 to 3 inches. On the basks of pre-season games, this game is rated as a to«s up. However, because of their ex treme height, the Lions expect to have a great deal of trouble con trolling the Ixiards and in holding the Axemen down. The IJons have won 8 out of 10 pre-season games, whereas the Axemen have not fared as well. I»ut have looked impressive even when losing. Eugene has lost two gam««s to Coos Bay. two games to Klamath Falls, one game to Salem, and has defeated Ashland and the SOCE Frosh. They sound ly trounced Ashland, which in turn defeated the Lions by a com- , fortable margin. The Lions will have to be hot to defeat this big rugged team from Eugene high school but the local five has shown a great deal of class in most of its pre-season games and although they expect trouble from the Eugene giants, the Inys an* planning to post a win in their second conference clash. Daugherty Lbr. Co. Leading With 6-0 The second week of bowling for the Women's League got under way Tuesday w i t It Daugherty Lumber Co. winning 3-0 from Kel ly Drugs, and Community Jewel ers taking three games from Women of the Moose. High single and high series went fo Montana Rippy of Daugherty Lumber Co. with a 164 and 460. Standings are as follows: Lost Won 0 ■Daugherty Lbr. Co. 6 3 3 Community Jewelers 3 3 Kelly Drug Co. 0 6 Women of the Moose C. G. Recreation Leads Bowling C. G. Recreation ' Con’s Tavern C. G. Cleaners Dorena Dam Rippy's Gang Grove Tavern Kelly’s Market Githcns Motors K. of C. i Knickerbocker's Won 10 10 10 12 11 Lost 2 Sale Price 1.95 Jackets, Jackshirts and Cruisers Sports Coats and Casual Coats Reg. *11.95 to *21.50 Now 7.25 to 19.95 Keg. *8.95 to *25.00 Zipper Front or Button Keg. *22.50 to *29.75 Now 18.00 to 23.95 Men’s Leather Overnight Shaving Kits % Price Plus tax Robes All Woolx and Rayons Solid Colors, Plaids and Stripes Keg. 85.20 to 818.50 Sale Price 4.25 to 14.85 The Men’s Toggery Everything For Men A. W. IIELL1 WELL Cottage Grove, Oregon No fair trade items Included in The Sale All sales final! Sponsored Cottage Grove Jaycees Time JANUARY 10 JANUARY 11 JANUARY 17 JANUARY 18 JANUARY 24 Place Admission 7 .30 P. M. Monday and Tuesday Cottage Grove Armory Children Adults ... Creswell Church of Christ Catholic Church Lorane Odd Fellows National Guard Lorane Christian Church Community Jewelert O.K. Rubber Welders Latham Electric I Edwards Outdoor Store Creswell V.F.W. Catholic Church Church of Christ Lorane Odd Fellows National Guard Community Jewelers Lorane Christian Church ^Edwards Outdoor Store O.K. Rubber Welders JANUARY 25 JANUARY 31 FEBRUARY 1 FEBRUARY 7 FEBRUARY 14 FEBRUARY 15 FEBRUARY 21 Latham Electric Creswell V.F.W. Lorane Odd Fellows Church of Christ National Guard Catholic Church Lorane Christian Church Community Jewelers Latham Electric O.K. Rubber Welders Edwards Outdoor Store Creswell V.F.W. National Guard Church of Christ Lorane Christian Church Catholic Church Community Jewelers Lorane Odd Fellows O.K. Rubber Welders National Guard Edwards Outdoor Store Creswell V.F.W. Latham Electric Church of Christ Community Jewelers Catholic Church S Edwards Outdoor Store Lorane Odd Fellows National Guard Lorane Christian Church O.K. Rubber Welders Creswell V.F.W. FEBRUARY 22 FEBRUARY 28 MARCH 1 MARCH 7 MARCH 8 b Edwards Outdoor Store Church of Christ Catholic Church 8 7 6 fi 2 Sanforized Shrunk Keg. *3.50 CITY LEAGUE FEBRUARY 8 The Cottage Grove Recreation is leading the bowling league un derway at the Recreation center by a comfortable margin at the end of the first six weeks of piny. Duc to the holidays all competing teams did not complete their schedule at the end of the first six weeks December 31. Vincent Bricher and Mark Kin- cart tied for first honors in high singles with a score of 215. Brich er has high scries with 518. It will lie noted from the following stand ing that three teams are fighting it out for second place. The standings: Leather Coats and Jackets Tru Vai Shirts Now 20.75 to 35.75 Now 9.75 to 19.75 Lions to Meet Tall Axemen Here On January 7th aww ! Friday Feb 18, Junction (Tty Friday, Feb. 29. University High Friday, March 4. St. Mary's City Basketball League To Get Underway Jan. 10 Get That Home Keep Fit — Bowl! Friday, Jan. 14. Springfield Tuesday, Feb. 1, Lebanon Friday Feb. 4, Elmira Community Jewelers Latham Electric VS vs O.K. Rubber Welder* Lorane Christian Church Lorane Odd Fellows Latham Electric Creswell V.F.W. O.K. Rubber Welders National Guard Catholic Church Church of Christ Edward* Outdoor Store Community Jewelers Lorane Odd Fellow* Lorane Christian Church Latham Electric
