ENTIN E L
i
S PORTS
Softball Play in
Its Third Week
Dick Chuk
The High school team chalked
up their second win In the local
softtuall league Friday night when
they emerged on the long end of
n free-scoring game with Dorena
Dam, 18-16- Aided by Dairel East-
burn's homer nnd several Dorana
errors, the IIS tram gnrnered 7
runs In the second The Damateer*
gsvr them u seme In the fifth how
ever, when they found pitcher
Harlan Mickey's fn*l one for It
runs. The High school ciime right
hack In the sixth to collect five
runs nnd sew the game up.
Quality Market didn't even say
’sorry" »lien they trampled on a
hapless Creswell VFW tram by a
count of '25-2 In just five Innings
of the second contMt. In getting
their third strnight win > the
Marketeers crossed the plate H
times In the iwond. I times In the
fourth greatly aided by Infty
honwrs on the jxirt of Wheeler
and Konel and went on to tint
around and collect 13 runs in the
big fifth. Hay llenlum was the
winning pitcher
The Knights of Columbus also
chalked up their third straight win
on Monday night when they beat
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careful, periodic check-up
and keep it in good running
order so that it will not fail
you when you most need it.
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MOVING
McKenzie Texaco
Station
5th & Wash.
Phone 163
out u
fighting Knickerbocker
Variety nine, 6-4 It was win num
I mt three for Ken Westfall, who
scattered 5 hits. This win hot the
Knight* tied with Quality Market
for the league leadership. Each
team has three wins anti no louses
In the second game of the double
bender the Outdoor Store slaved
off the last minute efforts of 1(X)E
to eke out u 15-13 triumph. Rack-
ley hit it homer for l(M>E In the
second but it didn't count when he
forgot to touch second base After
trailing 8-15 the IOOF team gar
nervd five runs In the sixth, but
went down in order in the final
inning. Jerry Mosby was the win
ning pitcher for Outdoor Store.
Grove Jr. Legion
Nine Wins From
Lebanon Score 8-6
Ry u score of H to 6. the Cottage
Grove Junior la*gion team tri
umphed over the Ubanon team
last
Sunday, on the latter»
grounds. Cottage Grove got off
to a flying start when In the
first inning ten batters stepped
to the plate ami tabled, four
counter on
four walks,
two
errors and a lone single by
Piller Ubanon scored twice in
the second when Voss got a life on
an error and Summers drove one
over the left field wall for a home
run Cottage Grove tallied theit
other four runs in the thrid Inning
McBee was safe on an error.
Cummins got on the same way,
Algard walked to fill the bases.
Holland singled home McBee
Sieliert then crashed u long triple
oft the center field fence to drive
In three more. Lebanon had their
beat inning in the fifth, when a
combination of a walk, three
singles and an error accounted for
three runs They added their final
markur in the sixth on two walks
ami a single.
Score by innings
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
Uibunoa 0200310 6 5 6
C. G
4 0 4 0 0 0 0 If 4 4
Batteries Ctottage Grove: Cuin-
mins and Holland. Mbanon Mon
roe. Beck 3 and Stole. Bases on
ball«: Uti Cummins X Monroe 7.
Beek 4. Struck out by Cummins 3,
Monroe L Back 3. Left on base
Cottage Grove 15. Lebanon 5.
< HESTER NTA< KIIOl SE
NEW WILLAMETTE COACH
Willamette University, Salem,
Oregon
Chester R. Stackhouse,
former member of the University
of Michigan coaching staff and
now alhletk' director at Lincoln
University in Pennsylvania, is the
new head football coach for Wil
lamette University. It wiu an-
: nounced Saturday by President G
Herbert Smith
Stackhouse replaces Jerome
(JerryI Lillie who resigned last
month to liccomc hackfield coach
nt the I niverMty of (Ircjpm Th.
new appointee will act as director
of athletics and will coach track.
I-oudly praised by Kip Taylor,
new Oregon State College foot
ball mentor as "An ideal Individu
al" for the Willamette position.
Stackhouse accumulated an en
viable record in Michigan high
school circles before joining the
University of Michigan stuff in
1939.
Ledger Sheets — The Sentinel.
Vacation Hound?
BtGLEY HI RKIIOl.Dt II
(OMINATION WOWS
GROVE UDLFEMN
On June 15th, the ladles day,
Francia Humer made an approach
shot toward No. 9 nod went into
he hole without a jiult, this giving
ier llw smallest numlier at putts
for tlull day, anil the cash prize
At the regular two ball foui-
tome on Tuesday night, June 21st,
*e hud a large crowd tor the pot-
iuck and tin- play resulted in
Palmer Johnson and Veru Zicbeck
having the lowest score and re-
eiving first prize witli Orlo
iagh y and Mary Ross receiving
lest lowest and thus runners up
irizi Helle llurkliolder also played
with Bagley as some of the men
•ring in the minority had to take
m Iwo women partners. The
writer is sure however that Mr
Bagley tho a gentleman who dees
not suy so, will not want Miss
lurkholder for a partner again as
Ju- played the worst of her career
At the ladle* day play on June
12. Vera Zielivck again copped lite
>rlzc tills time the ladies golfer
'rophy Which she gifts to keep fot
me Week-since she did the best
»utt on No. 5. Belle played with
losi-mary Rickard and Mary Lou
Uckard in u threesome and coach-
si these comparatively ncwconp-rs
n the game with the result that
Wary lam bent her Sometimes I
hink I will quit golf, I get sc
nany backsets. But if you don't
'wk the game it is sure to lick
you I go out there tor fun but
ometime« It proves to he hard
work and many disappointments
We want more ladies out. Now is
fhv time for ludh-s to learn the
^ame. and we do mean ladles
Belle Burkholder. Secy
In charge of publicly
Knights & Quality
Market in Tie for
Top League Spot
( Dick (’lark •
The Knights of Columbus and
Quality Market were deadlocked
(or first place in softball play as
he young season moved into the
third week Both teams won their
Wednesday night games to bolster
'.heir wins to four straight with-
mt a setliack.
In the opener Quality came to.
'Ife in the late innings to down a
itubbom IOOF team and win l»y
i 6-3 count Wheeler. Markete-rs
■etcher, homered with nolxtdy on
n the first. Rackley did the sum--
thing for the IOOF*s in the third
nniug. After leading 4-3 at the
-nd of the fifth. Quality opei-d
ip to drive acroM two in the sixth
ind hold on to their lead. Ray
Deniurn pitched his third win for
Quality.
K. of C. walked away with nn
•asy vk-tory over Dotcna Dam in
the nightcap, with Ken Westfall
»itching 2-hit ball, and won in
ust five innings. 17-0.
Westfall kept the Dorena bats
dlent while the Knights showed
lefinite improvement in their
lower nt the plate. They collected
thrts- runs in the first, two in the
-vcond, seven in the big third, and
went on to get five In the final
fifth. It was the fourth straight
zictory for Westfall and the first
-hutout by any pitcher so far this
icason.
Dwight Near Wins
Zimmerly Trophy
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ALBANY. June 20 (Special)
Crowd* exceeding any of previous
year* arc expected to attend the
Timber Carnival July 2, .3 and 4 in
Allxiny this year, according to
Larry Roth, president. 1-ast year's
three-day event drew an est i-
mati-d 50.<XX) visitors from all over
the country.
Roth told reporters today that
the Jaycee chapter her»-. s|xinsoni
of Timberland's biggest show, has
mapped out it many sided program
that wd! top all Timber Carnivals
since the Altiany institution start-
od rolling in 1940.
Contestants in the July 3 lake
events have entered from as far
away as Michigan and Minnesota
to compete for world champion
ships and for the S2,O(X) in prizes
that will be awarded top men in
the logging contests. Sp«-ed climl»s.
topping, bucking, chopping, log
rolling and jousting competition
will b<- held at Waverly lake one
mile northeast of here. An ama
teur talent show, which will also
run July 4, and a baseball game
will top off the July 3 festivities
on the court house plaza.
Spectators will watch logger
events again on the big Fourth,
preceded by a water ski show on
the lake, brought to the Carnival
for the first time this year, put on
by Willa Worthington, national
water ski champion. Miss Worth
ington will perform again that
evening.
Fireworks, merchandise awards,
softball games and a fireworks ex-
.dbit arc scheduled for the last
day of the Carnival also, Roth
said.
On July 2, organizations from
ill over the northwest will par-
ticipate in a several-mile long pa
rade. which will mark the opening
of the 19-19 Timber Carnival. A
street show at a down-town inter
section is slated for the afternoon
of July K
In the evening of the opening
day of the Timber Empire's big
gest show, a queen and court will
be crowned in a picturesque |»ag-
eant on Waverly lake, July 1.
Both modern and old time
dances will lx* held every night of
the event, and baseball games will
be featured daily. At the 4-11 club
building near Waverly lake, a ape-
cial industry exhibit will bc open
to the iflililic daily from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m., and Imperial Expasi-
lion Shows will have its midwqy
open four days and nights.
Beavers Climbing
In Coast Race
O World a Championship
Logging Contests!
O Gigantic Timber
Carnival Parade!
O 3 Big Thrill-Packed
Days and Nights!
Dances
Water Skiing
Northwest's Most
Exciting Event!
Timber Carnival
ALBANY, OREGON
JULY 2-3-4
War. There wan no training man
na! to guide them in this type of
warfare; so these early fighters
wrote their own. This six-month
struggle proved conclusively that
American soldiers and marines
eould outfight and outsmart the
Japanese soldier tn the toughest
kind of jungle warfare. It proved
also the soundness of American
tactical concepts when applied to
jungle warfare.
GUADALCANAL» THE FIRST OF
FENSIVE is an absorbing narrativo
ol the Artnr'u official account at thio
operation. Il opens up to public
view the varied combat experience»
(hat awaited tho Americans who
swept ashore in August 1S42: A leno
tical snsmy, jungle warfare, tropical
heat, and tho uncertainties of light
ing with their backs to a vast ocean.
American troopa were not yet fully
hardened to the thirst, exhaustion
and disease ol the jungle (malaria
caused five times as many casual
ties as ensmy action)» maps were
inadequate, intelligence olten Incom
píete, tactics untried, and cunphibi-
oils warfare a doctrine in tho pro
cess of vindication.
By presenting a unified picture ol
tho whole operation, the author
shows that tho victory on Guadal
canal can be understood only by an
apprsciation of tho contribution of
each service. The narrative is based
on official records, interviews, and
Japanese documents and presents
many facts released for the first time
xoared gear the 70,000 mark In
the two-week stand Just complet
ed. Nearly 33,000 watched the
Seals get rocked to their heels and
■ome 37,000 turrwd out to sec the
Heaven clip the Angels' wings
This week the Beaveis head into
Se'ilvdk* for a second whack in
two weeks against I^fty O’Doul
and r’u. Sweeney ha» George Diehl.
Hal Saltzman and either DeBiasi
or Heiser ready for the three first
games.
Eddie Fernandes, a handy guy to
have back of the plate, is recover
ing from a case of boils under his
right arm. He was shelved two
weeks and with Bill Burgher side
lined with an ankle injury, it re
sulted in Gladd doing the catching
in solo fashion. The big fellow re
sponded in noble fashion.
Fun* in Forest Grove are plan
ning a night for Harve Storey
when the San Diego Padres move
into Portland on Tuesday, July 5.
The "slammin' man" from Forest
Grove may have left the Portland
Beavers' lineup, but he certainly
hasn’t been left for well-wishers.
Storey's work with the Padres
gained him the “player of the
month" award for May. Fans here
hope he hats in nine runs against
the Beavers on his night provided
the Beavers bat in 10 against the
Forest Grove flailer and his new
baseball mates.
Portland, Oregon. June 22
LARGE TURNOUT AT BWAA
Clear the tracks, men. those amez-
A large crowd turned out Tues
ing Portland Beavers are foot day night at the Jefft-rson school
loose and fancy free.
for the regular meeting of the
And that clear Irish tenor Business Women’s Athletic Asso
voice you hear above the roar of ciation and to enjoy an evening
the baM-ball filberts hereabouts of baseball. It was decided to have
belongs to Bill Sweeney i nd he the meetings at 7 o'clock during
does a fair country job on “Things the rest of the summer. The group
Are Getting Better All The Time." is sponsoring a food concession at
In two brash, boisterous weeks the softball games.
the doormats of the Pacific Coast
league have turned into the hot LEGION SEMI-FINALS
test attractions on the baseball TO BE PLAYED AT DRAIN
The Western Oregon semi
pike. In two riotuous weeks the
stumblebums have devek,ped a final tournament of the Junior
liking for being stumbling blocks. legion baseball teams will be play
N<ver in recent Pacific Coast ed in Drain. Doc Near of the
history has a single ball club turn Githens Motors, sponsor of the
ed in such an abrupt right-about local team announced yesterday.
face as have the Beavers since The tentative date for the tourna
June 5 Right now they arc en ment has been set as June 28, 29
titled to the keys to the city; two and 30. The winner of the Drain
weeks ago they would have set- tourney will go to the state tourna
tied for the keys to the city jail, ment.
In vaulting from a poor eighth
to a respectable sixth in 15 days.
the Beavers certainly put the
whammy on the affluent San
Francisco Seals and the Chicago
Cub-owned Lox Angeles Angels, i
Now Bill Sweeney and Co. are
making plans to continue their
battle to try any and all foes as
they seek a first division berth.
Yes sir. the Beavers aren't con
vinced they will still have plenty
to say about who wins the 1949
PCL pennant. True enough, they!
are 15 games off the pace, but
they were 20 games off two weeks .
ago anil a two and a half game
gain per week could achieve a
miracle before the '49 race be-
comcs a part of the baseball his-
DANCE
Benefit
Floor Fund
The Sentinel. Cottage Grove. Oregon
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Quality Market
3 0
Knights of Columbus 3 0
High School
2 I
2 1
Outdoor Stole
Dorena Dam
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1 2
Knickerbocker's
0 3
I O. O. F
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Creswell V. F. W.
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iOLFERS TO I.A UR ELWOOD
Members of the Cottage Grove
iolf club will journey to the
ijsurelwood course in Eugene Sun-
lay to play the first inter-city
match between the two teams
Golfeis who would like to play
are asked to report to the club
house Sunday morning, not later
than 9:00 a m.
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H<>! MM'IAL AT
NEW ('Ll H HOURS
The public 1» given n cordial
invitation to at’end the box social
at the new club house of the Cot
tage Grove Rod and Gun club on
the club ground«. 5 miles north
on the evening of June 24th.
Visitor* will be given the opportun-
i»y to inspect the new building.
FRED’S CAFE REOPENED
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Last week Norval Bright form
erly of California reopened Fred's
Cafe at 813 Main strart, purchased
from Mrs. Bessie Braswell. Under
the new management, the cafe is
specializing in serving American.
Italian dishes and sea foods
Fenlured are the popular type
dishes and lunches.
The cafe is offering a 50 cent
merchant- special lunch.
Ride a cockhorse to Banbury Cross
If ■
To see a fine lady in a red Kaiser
Rings on her fingers, bells on her
toes.
She shall have music wherever
she goes.
— because she got it fully equipped
from Hansen Bros, with a swell new
radio
HANSEN BROS. H
K VISIR
\ ISI R - FR \ZER
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Kuses
Admission 80<- — Tax Inch
TEL. 760
5th & WASHINGTON
4G Ite
FISHERMAN’S GRIBE
(Astoria Tide)
Hi Water
Lo Water
Hi Water
Lo Water FISHING
Thum. 23
5:38 -0.1
11:57
6.0
5:13 3.3
11:08
8.3
Fair
12:46 6.2
5:59 3.5
11:48
8.5
Fair
Fri
24
6:22 -0.6
Sat.
25
7:05 -1.0
X. Equa
Sun.
26
New
Mon.
Tues.
8.7
7:45 -1.2
2:14 6.5
Fair
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7:24 3.5 Poor
27
1:10 8.8
8:25 -1.4
2:56
8:08 3.4
28
1:53 8.8
9:06 -1.4
3:37 6.9
8:56
3.2
Poor
Wed. 29
2:39 8.6
9:47 -1.2
4:19 7.1
9:50
3.0
Thurx. 30
3:29
Poor
Fair
12 29
8.3
6.4
1:32
10:29 -0.9
6:42
5:02
3.5
6.7
7.4
10:49 2.6
Poor
HUMPHREY’S GROCERY
Courtesy of:
Your Chevron Station
Up Row River 14 Miles East
gicktr, T-4-L. Made with ÎM» percent al>
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CALAPOOIA ROUND UP
CRAWF0RDSVHLÍ, ORE JULY3-4
Once again you are welcome to the event
of events in the valley.
Two big days of
thrills and spills that will keep every
member of the family on their toes
Dances, swimming, and camping will add
to the fun, so let's all be there
pared under thè eupervision ol thè
Hietorical Division in THE U. S
ABMY IN WORLD WAR n. which
when eompleted will include more
•han nlnety volumee.
Wedding Announcements
The Sentinel —
Tburs., June tl, 1919
Walker Hall
June 25
Tommy Bridges and Vince De-
Biasi showed the form which
brought them 15 and 17 wins, re
spectively, a year ago in the past
two weeks. George Diehl made two
starts turn into victories and he
came up with one scoreless relief
stint against the Seals.
Lively Leo Thomas. Johnny
Rucker and Joe Brovia continue
to belt the cover off the ball.
Rucker has banged out 12 four-
niasters, Thomas has nine and Big
Joe ailing more than half the
Dwight (Doc> Near captured the
season -rammed out his third last
Bill Zimmerly trophy in the an
Sunday against the Angels.
nual championship flight which
Luis Marquez and Frankie Aus
has been underway at the Cottage
tin lend speed and dash to the
Grove golf course. He beat Bob OFFICIAL HISTORY
picture and big Jim Gladd is start
Gasper 1 up on 18 holes, with a OF CAMPAIGN
ing to nudge that ball for distance
score of 71 to 72 for Gasper. Ap-
after a miserable start.
iroximately forty local golfers IN GUADALCANAL
“Total and complete defeat of
Above all, Bill Sweeney has his
»•rticipatcd in the event. Previous,
winners of the Zimmerly trophi Ja i>aneeo forees on Guadalcanal men charging into action with the
effected today." In thia terse sen
ire: Fred Langston Jr., 1947; tence Major General Alexander M. realization they are entitled to the
Alton Jones, 1948.
Patch announced the first offensive rating of the “Comeback Kids."
At tendance in the local plant
Orlo Bagley won the first flight won hy American ground forces tn
from Pat Rickard. The second tho Pacific phase of World W’ar 11
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
flight between Stewart Carlson on 9 February 1913.
The men uko fought on Guadal
HOW TO KILL IT.
nnd Eddie Ihcremer is yet to be
canal were not only winning an is
IN ONE HOUR,
olayed. Ray Funk won the third land—they were establishing a pat
II
NOT fl.KISKO, »nar l«.
hu.-k
flight from Damon Scott.
tern for final success tn the Pacific VK mix HmggKt for thK «TRONO fim-
Cattle Grubs
It Is not unusual to find horses
infected with cattle grubs.
Complete Line of
Rayon Shorts and Undershirts
at
1
New Low Prices!
50,000 Visitors Anticipated at Albany
Timber Carnival July 2,3 and 4
Mountain States Power Company
a
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privati intiaprisi
This sdvrrtMemenf Is sppesrfng tn IS nswspsptri
within company service areas of Linn. Benton. Polk,
Tillamook. Lincoln. Marion and Lane eounuee.