First Annual Lane Football Jamboree
Al Civic Stadium in Eugene Sept. 9th
E N TIN K L
PORTS
Dove and Pigeon
Season Opens
On September 1st J
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
Thurs., Sept
Barlxira Hill and Palmer John­
son had the lowest score at the
regular two ball foursome held at
the local course August 30. It
docs not seem to make much dlf-
ference who Barbara has as a
partner, »he almost always wins
Kay Funk and Vera Zieheck were
runnen-up. Belle Burkholder and
Mis. Bruce Bush played in a five-
omc with Steve and Bob Gasper
and Bruce Bush, but their men
deserted them aft<-i playing seven
holes so they could not qualify
for a winning score. Later we may
have to al) play 7 holes due to
the early darkness, since fall is
creeping up on us Barbara's
brother from Poitland played and
alvz partook of our usual delicious
potluck dinner, after the golf. A
good crowd came out for the fes­
tivities.
Belle Burkholder, reporter.
| Hw first annuiil luinv county
Although found m-ilnly in the
t
i football jnmlNum’ will I m * hrld ut
endern section of Oregon
I'Awi in» ■ thssL i.n, ,’/'
ll" ,l" ’’ital removal of , the civic stadium in Eugene, Sep-
whole state will be open thi
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"• Hu" lakes in the , leinber 9 beginning nt 8 (X) p m.
son to the hunting of dovi* The
star^hv thrT^
''"l>'K Upper la s. bute. UU-U I he Jak., , Four Ijine county high schools
■emuin for doves is September 1
starni by the Fisheries Division to H- treated are Blu and little , will participate in the event Cot-
to September 15. both dates in­
of the Oregon State Game Com Lava takes and Littl. < uli<„ lake luge Grove, Junction City, Eugene
Competition is keen for posi­ clusive. The bag limit, state-wide,
high school and University high
school of Fiugvne Each team will tions on the 1019 Lion football will be 10 in any one day and not
more than 10 in
Mion at any
b<* pitted against some Other team »quad. Sonny Hayes at Hie full­ one time.
lor two quarters Each team will
The season in Oregon this year
draw for an opponent, which back spot seems assured of a
starting spot us <|IM H Rui Englert, for band-tailed pigeons will be
means that spectators will witness
(lour quarters of football and will Uzwry Hoyer and Walt Sorensen from September I through Sep­
at tackle and guard positions. tember 30 In Multnomah Wash­
ue all four teams in aetkm.
Wayne Schmitt is holding down ington, Clackamas, Yamhill. Polk,
I In* jamboree is being sponsored the center spot at present, but his Marion. Benton, and lenn Coun-
by the Exchange Club of Eugene. Offensive blocking has not been tiei. and that part of Lane munty
I hi* proceeds of the sale from pro­ sharp At ths* ends, Bob Cook and lying cast of the summit of the
grams advertising and concessions Ray Bogg* have been getting com­ Coast Range mount;: n>, th<* limit
will go to provide an electric timer petition from Ben Ihllikcr, Larry on band tails will be 8 m any one
FOR MELLOW
and scorehoard for the civic *ta- Wplfard and a newcomer, Dewey day and 8 in p ■ * -sion Also m
| <iium An advanced ticket sale will
tinse counties there is a sea- >n GOOD Lit K < AT-FISHIV
AUTUMN WEATHER
I m * made here next week.
F.lmore Roby has the inside Unfit of not more than 24 during
Claude Sherman. Chas. Whipps,
Tickets are on sale at the high I track on the op<-n tackle position, the entire sea*■on In the remain- Maurice Bottorff and son Jimmy
school, H was learned this noon. but he is getting stiff competition dcr of the state the big limit will »pent Satuiday and Sunday a’
lot) to like ahmq this massive
from Richard Chapman and a be 10 in any one day and not more Ten Mile lake catfishing and came
• him 10 in possession at any one home with ten less than the limit,
Hiroshima
sophomore, Charles Martin.
meaty pacemaker, men.
time.
About 80.000 Japanese died si
to be exact 230 catfish.
Jim
Webb
m
<-ms
to
have
nabbed
It features double deck welting
Hiroshima But expert estimates a backfield job at halfback with
say that up to 20,000 of these vic Bill McBee, a sophomore at the
in white pitching, strong,
Ums might hove been >aved with important I m »H handling quarter­
sturdy style lines, full triple sole.
the right kinds and amounts of back position. Th<* unexpected ap-
medical tools
Foremost among pearance of Ais* Cruse seems to
Make room in your wardrobe
Of is wo ild be blood Victims died have solved the right half vacancy
lor this »hoe
H's a bonus buy
from bum», from the flash, from left by two-time a 11 star, B<,b
(■Dick Clark) ।
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fire», from shock, blast, from be­ Summers Backfield competition is '
After winning the district six
ing hit by falling objects, and from keen with Bob Gasper, Al Mai tin, softball title by virtue of a 10-4
IATED FOOTBALL
radiation damage to the blood celU Dunne Radkiff and Wes Malcolm decision over Roseburg on F riday BROAIM ANTING TO I SE
■ nd the bone marrow
Whole priming the starting quartette.
night, the local Knights of Colum­ 100 RADIO STATIONS
blood, plasma, and arrum albumin
bus
were ousted in state tourna- ! Harold R Deal, manager, ad-
Gone from the Lion roster are
could have »aved many of them.
eight regulars from last year's un- ment play Sunday by the Me- vertising and sales promotion.
beaten team, the entire backfield Minnvilh Elks, wh > had to come Tide Water Associated Oil Com-
behind to eke out a narrow
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Plarl lll»ri»r>
of Larry Anderson, Bob Summers, from victory
l^ny. announced today that the
Govern moni
scientists have Rollo Bush and Marvin Schaffer
Superior power at the plate ^SSOC*a,ed football Sportcast
iden’iticd 50 000 plant diseases, giaduat.-d End Harland Mickey,
which cost the American farmer and Dickie Bob Honor also grad­ gave the KGs the district title •‘'Pedule calls for the use of moro
■ bout two billion dollars.
uated Gone also is Center Dick game Friday Gordon Elfvmg led * than 100 radio stations throygnuiit
Schmitt, who was one of the top the onslaught with a double anil seven western states and Hawaii.
linemen in thb Up-State All Star single while teammate Harold
The network facilities selected
Carson City.
With fewer (versus Portland All Star game. Wicks banged out a fourth inning to carry the Associated broadcasts
homer.
The
only
time
the
Schemer
than 2 500 inhabitants, is the imall- Back to school, but ineligible is
are the Pacific Coast Network
est state capital in the United Guard Terry Pi< knell, voted Lane Squirts threatened was in the Columbia Broadcasting System,
county's top football player of last third when Ralph Sansted batted The Mutual Don Lee Broadcast­
in three runs on his timely homer.
The win was the fourth straight in ing System. The Intermountain
The Lions get their first action
the playoff series for the Knights, i Network of Utah and Idaho, and
next Friday in the first annual
after they lost ,the opener to Rove- J the Oregon Trail Network. In addi­
Lane county football jamboree at burg.
tion to the facilities of these
net-
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Eugene when four county teams
Sunday evening.the Knights led a ° a “ num^“r of P^inent in­
play two quarters each.
going into the fifth but McMinn-i
rad,° sta,,ons ,n th^
ville rallied for two runs to salt
W,U Ca,Ty ,he Kames'
First Western Psper
Deal further revealed that the
the game away The lone KC run
First regular newspaper «west ot came in the second when Harold first Associated S[iortcasts were
the Rocky mountains was printed Wicks circled the bases on two scheduled for Friday evening,
gilts NIAS
by two Americans in Honolulu in straight errors and a wild pitch. September 16. On that evening the
.. KUFS IM Off July.
1838
Bunny Potts, of the Elks, drove in U.CX.A. - Oregon State game
one run on his fifth inning triple played at Los Angeles, and the St.
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OWNCIS.
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23 So. 6th
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"V,..!kiua slick"
and scored himself on a Knight , Mary's . Olegon game to be play­
lice, be wr« to uw Fulve» KOTENONI
Thu *’v x.ng stick
is not a enor for the McMinnville tallies. ed in San Francisco, will be broad-1
CI« Powdct Spwtslt, fivmulMcd lot ixn
cast.
st.Ck at all. but an insect that hides
in ths bu.ir.es during the day and
In addition to Saturday after-
ciseps around at tight nibbling
Ease of cutting sugar pine makes noon games, many night contests
Lavis, according to Childcraft it a basic material for wood car- and Sunday afternoon engage­
books.
ments will be aired by Associated.
COM M¡ÑN|O\ TO KHI \|M
Competition Keen
On Lion Football
Squad This Year
1. 1910
The Sentinel. Cottawe Grove. Oregon
Brightest Baseball Park
Briggs stadium, home of the De­
troit Tigers, has become brightest-
I ghted major league baseball park,
with 1.328 gia.it L69 floodlight! ue-
ing IVX) Watt lamps and 58 1.83
fo djights using 1000 watt lamps
illuminating the fie>d to a level of
230 foot candh-s Eight steel towers
Kolding the lighta
anchored
the stadium 120 feet above the I
Mississippi River
There probably has been no ma­
jor Investment made by the United
States that is contributing so much
to the development ot the Missis­
sippi valley and to Iowa as the
system of locks and dams on the
upper Mississippi river, ft la now
realized that when the government
spent approximately 9158.000 00* on
the canalization of the Missisaippl
it made possible the utilization nt
a magnificent river which now la
contributing to a central stales
prosperity that seems to have ni
bounds. Tbare ar. 28 locks and
dums.
r.cid.
Alr-Mindeg Arizona
tally every community In
। now has its own landing
f Dd tor airplaoes. In addition.
winter resorts, hotels and
i in the Valley of the Sun
Phoenix have their own
landing strips.
Philippine
CMM
The head of General MacArthur
appears on official coins of the
Philippine government.
I had a little pony
Knights Lose Close One to Mac Elks
In Stale Softball Tournament at Eugene
$«.95
PEDWIN
Graham & Thorp
His name was Dapple Gray
I lent him to a lady
To ride a mile away.
She whipped him, she slashed him,
She rode him through the mire.
And said, “What lousy transporta­
tion!” I’m going to buy me a
good, dependable used car from
Hansen Bros, and give this nag
back to the Indians!
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