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Sunday from the North Fork of
the Willamette
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OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis, May 18 Preparation»
are just ulxiut completed for thv
23rd annual Oregon state high
school truck and field meat to be
held on Oregon State's Ik-Il field
Friday and Saturday. The state
cinder classic Is exiiected to at
tract some 400 prep athletes from
all over the state. Roy S. (Spec)
Keene, OSC athletic director, 1»
director of the meet.
The top affair for intcrscholas-
tlc cinder artists, sponsored by
the Oregon High School Athletic
Association, will bring in qualify
ing reprewntative* for Imth A and
1! schools from the various dis
tricts of the state. As usual, the
A «nd H sellouts will not compete
«gainst each other, but the two
classes will run alternately in
each event
Preliminaries in meet events,
including the relay but excepting
the KM), mile, high jump and pole
vault, will lie held Friday after
noon with fuials aet for Saturday.
Immediately after the prelimin
aries Friday. Jim Dixon, referee
of the meet, will hokl a meeting in
the men's gym with Tom Pigott,
secretary of the OHSAA, and
state track committee members to
make drawings for thv finals.
Men who finish first or second
in the district meets and those
who run on the first two relay
teams will be eligible for entry in
the state classic. The Portland
district men who plan- first, sec-
on<l and third or run on one of the
first four relay teams will lx*
eligible.
Individuals |<ni ticquitlng in the
state meet will la* limited to entry
in threw field events and the relay,
nr two track events, one field
event and the relay, or two field
events, one track event and the
relay.
Thv visiting prrp cindcrmcn will
!«• housed in campus fraternities
and Varsity “O", Oregon State's
letterman club, will act as official
host to the visitors. Immediately
upon arrival in Corvallis, the
<wh and his team ate urg<-d to
report to the main lobby of the
men's gym for registration and
assignment to sleeping quarters
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At the regular meeting of the
Business Women's Athletic Asso
ciation. the memliets were in
formed that Orlo Bagley would
be the instructor for all who are
interested in learning golf. The
meetings will lie held one night a
week for a two-hour session at
the Cottage Grove golf course,
where clubs and equipment may
lie rented very inexpensively.
Plans were also made to start
a bowling team for interested
members licginning this coming
week. A definite date w ill be given
at tiu< next regular meeting Tues
day night. May 24.
At the last Tuesday's meeting,
Dr. Schaffner directed the mem
bers in calisthenics and volk<yball.
After May 21. baseball will be
the main game for thv night. The
place of meetings will alternate
between Kelly Field and the C. G.
union high school every Tuesday
night.
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SALLY'S SALLIES
Lions End Track
Season; Take 2nd
Place in Co. Meet
(Dick ('lark)
Cottage Grove's Lions ended a
very successful track iwason at
Springfield .Monday night when
they walked away with the second
place trophy in the Lane County
track meet They missed first
placa- by 2'» points. Springfield
copped the meet with 72'a points
while the Dons had 70.
All teams were minus top per-
formers and those who did take
part were confront«! with a cold
wind that slowed the races and
hindered the field events to some
extent. Nevertheless. Springfield's
Deraid Jenkins took top honors in
both sprints, a second in the broad
jump and a leg on the winning re
lay team for a total of 15'4 points
high for the evening.
The Grovers had the edge over
the other six schools in first place
ribbons, however co)k<cting five
and tieing for another with
Springfield. Al Martin easily
gained a first in the 880 for the
Lion-, when he put on a typical
last lap "kick" and raced the half
mile in 2:07.5. Duane Coop came
through for Grove in the high
jump with a leap of 5'8's”.
Ron Hite furnished another
Lion first when he clipped off the
He also
low hurdles in
placed second in the high sticks,
lion East burn was the whole show
in the shot put event and put the
shot 42 8”.
A Grove win would have been
possible if they had won the final
relay run. but the fast Miller team
came through first as expected
and clinched the meet. It was re
venge for the Springfield club who
had previously lost the Willamette
SHKTiD as “Miss Gbod Posture'’ Valley and District meets to the
in conjunction with the observance Lion aggression. The locals lost
of Good Posture Week. Pat Hal) of out in the dual meet however,
Aberdeen. Md.. Is convincing proof again by two points, early in the
that posture and good health usu season.
ally go together.
(International)
100 yard dash Won by Deraid
Jenkins (S); 2 Johnson (E>; 3
GAME ANIMAL BAG LABGE
A total of 270.000 big game ani Error < S i; 4 Bender (E >; 5—
mals were killed by some 1,200.- Cruse (CG). Time :10 j 6.
000 hunters who hit for the na
220 yard dasK Won by Jenkins
tional forests of the United State’s I (S); 2 Davis '(E); 3 Johnson
last year to spend their vacations,' <E): 4 tie between Silke (Si and
according to the forest service, Prick, t- (S), Time :23 7.
but despite this "kill'’, there was ' 440 yard run — Won by Thomp
an increase of 68.000 animals over . son (CGI; 2—Kraal (Si; 3 Hol
the population of 2.402.000 report- I lister (S>; 4 tie between Athey
ed a year ago.
(UH) and Babb (E). Time :54.8.
Deer of different varieties made
880 yard run Won by Al Mar
up the bulk of the animals killed tin <OG); 2 M. Jenkins (Si; 3
last year, with an estimated total Emerson (E); 4 Skinner (Siu);
of 238,000 which included 150,000 ,5 Meadows <E>. Time 2:07.5.
mule deer, 68.000 whitetail and j Shot put—Won by Don East-
20.000 blacktail deer. Other ani-, burn iCG); 2 Reynolds (S); 3
mats killed include 30.000 elk. 850 Englert (CG>; 4 D. Parsons (E);
black bear. 220 grizzlies and Alas 5 tie between Gunderson (Siu)
ka brown bear, 480 antelope, 260 and Gasper (CG). Distance 42'8".
moose, 510 peccary. 90 wild boar,
Pole vault—Tie between Moore
220 bighorn sherp and 120 moun (S). Schaffer (CGi and Coop
tain goat.
(CG) all 10'6”; 4 Lohr (S); 10'
5"; 5 Chaney (Et 9'6".
STRIPED BASS DERBY
120 yard high hurdles • Won by
NOW UNDERWAY
Miller (E); 2 R. Hite (CG); 3-
Frank L. Taylor. Reedspdrt Rose (S); 4—Haigler <S); 5—
merchant, who attended the mer Webb (CG). Time 16.2.
chant's institute at Eugene the
Mile — Won by Ledgerwood
first of the week stopped here (Siu); 2—Cook (S); 3—tie be
briefly Monday to inform us of tween Hawkins (CG) and Readan
the striped bass derby, which is (UH); 5— Harper (Cresi. Time
being sponsored by four coast com 4:51.1.
munities. Reedsport. Winchester
High jump Won by D. Coop
Bay. Scottsburg and Garniner. (CG); 2—Jacobs (S); 3—tic bc-
Merchants in any of these com tween Cook (CG) and Spores (S);
munities have entry blanks for the 5 tie between V. Coop (CG) and
$1,000 prizes. The event started Anderson (O). Height 5’8'4*.
May 15th and will end July 15th.
Discus Won by G. Reynolds
Prizes will be distributed weekly (S) 137T0”; 2 D. Parsons (E)
and a grand prize at the close of 128'3Si': 3 Long (O) 124 1"; 4
the event.
Eastburn (CG) 122'6"; 5—Gun-
The event, something, new is derson (Siu) 120'5'3".
being sponsored by the Lower
200 yard low hurdles Won by
Um|x|ua Chamber of Commerce. Ron Hite (CG); 2 Williams
(UH); 3 Miller (CG); 1 Webb
Miss Good Posture
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FISHERMAN’S GUIDE
Lo Water
Hi Water
Lo Water
Fishing
Thunt. 19
12:44
3 7
6:02
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0.7
7:49
6.7 Fair
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1.0
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Sal.
21
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8 24
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9:22
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Sun.
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3:44
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Mon.
23
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Courtesy of
At the regular meeting of the
Rod and Gun club Monday evening,
it was decided to designate Tues
day and Thursday nights of each
week as work nights at the new
club house on the grounds near
Walker. All members are urged
to come out and work at least
one of these evenings.
There will be a merchandise
shoot May 22nd at the club
grounds It was also learned that
the date of the county shoot has
been tentatively set for June 17.
A basket social has also been
planned for the evening of June
24th Entertainment is promised
and a good time us assured. Ail
members, their families and
friends are cordially invited This
will be the first public function at
the new club house.
Oregon to Try
Cooperative Farm
Game Management
C. A. Lockwood, Oregon State
game Supervisor, announced today
that the Game Commission at their
recent meeting authorized a coopera
tive farm game management pro
gram on a trial basis.
Cooperation of landowners is im
perative to the success of an upland
game management program, Mr.
Lockwood stated. Poor hunter-
landuwner relations have been re
sponsible for a large increase in posted
lands. To seek a remedy for this
situation and to improve bird habi
tat, the new suggested program was
devised. By agreement with land
owners. the Game Commission hopes
to establish blocks of 2.000 acres or
more where (lie land owner agrees
t<> allow the public access to at least
two-thirds of his lami with the under
standing that the Commission will
post and patrol vulnerable portions of
his farm, such as pastures, unhar
vested crops, and occupied buildings.
The agreement will also allow the
Game Commission to apply such
habitat improvement and other game
management trials as will not inter
fere with his farming program.
Sportsmen's chibs will be encour
aged to sponsor and cooperate farm
Sime projects in their vicinity, and
every opportunity will be taken to
improve the relationship between
sportsmen and landowners.
Present plans call for the estab
lishment of four such areas, two in
western Oregon and two in eastern
Oregon. These areas will be set up on
a trial basis, anil it is hoped that they
can be ready for operation by the
1949 season.
o J IHO KINO SYNDKATf A m .
Eating his Christmas Pie
He put in his thumb,
And pulled out a plum,
And said, “Oh boy! Just the color of
that Snazzy Kaiser Traveler on the
floor at HANSEN BROS, which I just
gotta have, please, Santa!
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On Tuesday. May 24. the two-
ball foursomes will be resumed at
the local golf course. The time is
5:30 p.m.. and will be followed
with a potluck supper.
Farm Production Costs
Production costs for the U. S.
farmer are three times the pre-war
average—except for feed.
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100% wool, worsted. Gabardine, Sharkskins and Hardtwist.
Get Set for Summer
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MAY SUIT CLEARANCE SALE
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Error (Si. Time :25 1
Broad jump Won by R Free
Wedding Announcements and Invitations — The Sentinel.
man (S> ; 2 Jenkins (Si; 3
Thompson ( G); I Fehlcy
(UH); 5 Unser (Siu). Distance
1ÍFS".
Javi-lin Won by Bob Readan
(UH) 147'7”; 2 McFee (CG) 111'
r
iaaper ICG) 139«‘2": 4
Drueger (UH) 138'10"; 5 Hayes
(CG) IMI',’,
Relay
Won by Springfield
(Jenkins, Hollister. Pickett and
Grove; 3
Silyke); 2
Eugene; 4
Univer-
sity High. Time 1:45 6.
I otal Points Spr ingfield
Cottage Grove 70; Eugene 3314;
University High 18: Siuslaw 914;
Oakridge 5'4; Creswell 1; Mc
Kenzie O.
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