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Thur«.. Jan. I?, Ifl.10 Thr Mrntlnrl, Cottage Gruye, Oregon Page 3 E N T 1N E L S P O R T S Oregon Gets Recognition for Its Fish and Game Management Oregon got recognition for Ils state ginne and fish management In the Jimmiry Issili’ of Sport» Afield, in un II page Illusi t all ii article by Dille Vincent. S| ku I s Afield I h a fiimlliur magazine around thè homi’ of thè Cottage Grove R im I ami Gnu club, but ninny who do not follow this mug a sine, the story of Oregon's |xis sibllltics as a recreation center will be of intvregt. The story, in addition to ninny (jiefurea has a synopsis of the pro n U AWAPE ? the listi ami game coli mi’ i .m i-s as pi aci li ed slab’ Familiar fishing streams including the Um|x|mi river are mentioned In this article MeGI IKE COKV ALI.IS MEVIOHIAI. FUND TO START Oregon State College, Corvallis, January 10 A Stan McGuiti' Bill Corvallis memorial fund will be I’Mtablblhed in honor of the two |MipUar Oregon Slate athletes who died of Injuries received In a lolxiggan auto accident in <'or- vaHis last Week Exact manner in which thr fund will be utilized will not lx decided until those In charge have con ferred With Mr. and Mis James L. .McGuiie, parents of the I960 Bcuvei fixitball ciiptaln-elect and Mi s Pauline Cot Vallis, mother of thi' other victim Some soil of athletic xcholai ship hn» Iwcn • College. Corvallis. Cill January 10 Mammoth bnxkefball cob-cum al 30,916 Inns were attracted to Ore gon Stute’» six homi’ pre-confer* enev games in iJeccmltcr. RAYMOND I’, ANDI K- SEN never given inferior service. When you come to ua. you can expect mid get prompt, efficient service. We are wholesale distritHi- torx for Shell fuel oils ami gasoline. than 5,ooo is considered highly significant because most of the students were homi* for vacation «Imi four of th<- contests played Almost ns many fans have at- tended six kames as normally have see Oregon State's been able cúmplete home slate In tire anti quated men's gym in the year's past. RFprano€R5En First Woman Patrntee SHELL 0IU OltTRISUTOR PHONE 2S0 4 TH » TAYLOR COTTAOE OROVI, OREGON Mary Kies, of Killingly, Conn., received the first patent granted to a woman, in May, 1800 Jt was for "a new and useful improvement In weaving «traw with >llk or thread. Lions Down Uni Hi Tiders 2nd Time Here Friday 39-24 i Bolj | luntcr) The Cottage Grove Lions met and defeated the Eugeni’ UnIver sily Hi Tult i Friday night on tin Cottage Grove court 39 34 for thr second lime this season and for their seventh consecutive victory It was a dose game throughout thr 60 minutes of piny, but the Lions finally emerged as victors Tillers liKik the tip, but fulled to score until lifter Alic ( 'ruse hit the hemp with n long push shot Smith of the Tiders Immediately lied the game up with two gift shots In fact the first quarter was u see saw affair Bob Cook's ftie throw gave the Grov ers ii one (xiinf h ad 10-9 to end the first The second quarter was more or less of a rcpltltion of the first quarter with the Lions in the lead two to three (xiints at Intervals, but the Tiders wcr<. always quirk to counter and tieil the score at half time, 19-19 The Tiders look the lead for the first lime in the Inginning of the third quarter and went ahead 21-19 Ctxik then sank a gift shot. but Mortality hit one from the field to give the isitors a *23-20 Cruso of the Lions quickly mail«’ two more (joints with a field but this gain was quickly offset by a field goal for the Tid- its by Smith. A fuld goal by Cixik and Alx1 Cru.se put the Lions in the lead to stay, but by a small 'margin It was late in the fourth quarter that the Lions got a com fortable five [xiint lead. Only one man was lost by the foul route, Moriarity of the Tiders. Cruse was high [x>int mun for the Lions with 15 counters follow- ¡•ii by Smith of Umiii with 14 The Lion juniors earlier made it a (xTfect day for the Grovers with a convincing 36-21 victory over the Golden Tiders. Dave Small led the Grove juniors with 15. The surnniaty: Tiders Lions 5. Fl*tcher Cruse, 15 14. Smith Hilhker. 2 Toll ison Cook, 12 4. Williams Gasper, 6 8, Moriarity McBee Suhs: Lions: Hoy it ; . Wolfard.4; Malcolm, Martin, Sears. Uni-Hi: Nagle. Gubrund, 3; Shaffner. Of ficials: Bill Robbins and Bill Love. TOP RANKIN» TENNIS PLAVKKS AT Me < Ol Iti i rank Parker University of Oregon, Eugene, January 10 The world's top ranking tennis players, like the I world’s te’st in any sport have ¡caught the fancy of sport» follow ers throughout the Willamette Valley and a ca|Nicity of 7,000 is not unlikely when Bobby Riggs brinks his all-star tennis troup«’ to McArthur Court nt 8 p.m. on February 8. Reservations have already Ix’en received at the University of Ore gon athletic ticket offices. The Eu gene apix arance will lx1 the only stop for the court greats between Portland and Sacramento and fans are expected from as far north as Salem, east to Bend.and Redmond, south to Medford and Klamath Falls, and west along the coast. Three of the four netmen who play next month have won all the singles titles since 1944. U. Frank Parker won the first two, Jack kramcr the next pair, and Pancho Gonzales captured the title in 1948 and 19-19 Riggs also won the title in 1939 and 1941 and Segura was the indoor cham pion in 1946. Oregon, Ore. State To Meet Friday In Crucial Tilt Oregon State College, Corvallis, January 10 Oregon State's de- , fending northern division cham- I pion basketball team will make an all-out effort to grab the first At the last regular meeting of leg of the annual four-game series the Women's Athletic Association with arch-rival Oregon when the which was held January 5 at the two clubs innaugarate 1950 com- Jefferson gymnasium the semi petition in Gill coliseum here Fri- annual election of officers was I day night. Game time is 8 p.m. held. The new officers lor the Coach Slate Gi|l. leaving no next six months arc as follows: stone unturned, scouted the Web president, Nellie Craven: secre foots in Ixrth their games against tary, Audrey Wyant and trea Washington State last weekend, surer. Phyllis Walkley. came home with the warning to At the present time the group his squad that the Ducks will be is playing volleyball. Basketball is a hard quintet to beat. Like the expected to begin in the imme Beavers, Oregon split with touted diate future. WSC. The Women’s Athletic associa Ways of stopping Paul Sowers, tion is an organization com|x>scd high scoring guard; and Will Ur of women in Cottage Grove who ban. all-around good foreward, is arc interested in athletics. Any causing Gill the most concern one who would enjoy gixxl clean Sowers potted 31 in the Cougar sports is invited to join. She may scries despite the fact Ed Gayda, do this by coming to the meetings WSCs best guard, was checking hold every Thursday night at the him. and led John Warren's men Jefferson gym at 7:30 o'clock. to their victory the first night. The Beavers should be in their best shape of the season to date for the initial Oregon game. Big Ed Fleming has completely re covered from an eye injury and i Guard Jack Detour is back in good shape after receiving a painful hip bruise in the second WSC game. Present indications are Gill will start Bob Payne and Jim Padgett at forwards’, Lcn Rinearson. cent er; and Dick Ballantyne and Bill Harper, guards. This combination packs the most speed ana »coring punch and clicked the best against the Cougars. Harper, a standout as a sophomore last year, appar ently has hit his stride again after a slow start this winter. Although a capacity crowd of close to 10,000 fans is expected, some good reserve seats are still available at Memorial Union 104 An undisclosed number of general admissions will go on sale at the WAA ElectsOff icers For Next 6 Months “<Mi, w» nd all kind* of ruato- mrra on thia mounlain run." HUMPHREYS GROCERY Dorena Your Chevron Service Station Phone 785J-1 Antelope Meeting To Be Held Jan. 24 Lions Defeat Corvallis 31-21 i Bob Hunter Cottage Grove hi:; cage squad ran their consecutive vic tory string to nine games Tuesday night when they met and defeat»*! the undi rmmned Corvallis Spar tan squad here Tuesday evening 31 to 21 The Spartan came into the Lion lair minus four of the starling first stiing 'Die game began slow with 1 h< visitors taking the tip, but tlx’y failed to store. 'Die first count of the game cam«- two minutes later on Bill McBee's free throw Bob G;r (x’r then hit or:-- from the field to take a 34) lead A gift shot by Ben Hilliker and a field goal by lanky Bob Cook the homi' town Ijoys a 6-2 lead Lunde made a gift shot for the Spartans and that was the extent of the Spar- tan scorlng in the first quarter The Lions went on to build up a 10-3 quarter lead, The second quarter was likewise slow with the Grovers scoring four points and the visitors four The second quarter however w»' played on more even terms with the Spartans making bl points to the Lions 15. The top scorer for the visitor: was Taylor with 9 counteis. High man of the game was Boh Cook of the Lions with 13. The game was featured by McBee and Gas- per handling the ball while good work was done by Hiilikcr and Cruse grabbing the rebounds. The Spartan juniors fared a little better as they garnered a 39-31 win over the Grove juniors. Hoyer of Corvallis was high [joint man with 17 points. Dave Smith was high for the Lion juniors with 8 The summary: Spartans Lions Cruse. 1 1. Lunde 5. Summers HUliker, s 9, Taylor Cook, 13 Gasper, 4 4, Dehaus 2, Newton McBee, 3 Subs: C. G.: Wolfard,2; Malcolm. Martin. Webb, Hoyer. Corvallis: Harding, Russell, Fisher. Officials: Cox and King. The second annual interstate antelope meeting, attended by rep resentatives of the Oregon. Idaho, California, and Nevada Game Cnin. mission.-. Will tm held Jantiaty 21 at Hunter's Inn in I^kevicw, an- nounceil R o I kt I Mare. Chief of Big Game for the Oregon State Game Commission. Representa- tives of the U. S. Fish and Wild life Service will also be pn a nt The game agents will compare antclo|x’ census figures, herd eom- (xrition data, and kill figures for all four states. Mai*’ pointed out that antelope do not recognize state line i in their movements. Antelope in Oregon frequently move into I d a h o, Nevada, and northeastoin California. It is ’S- assemble information sontia I from all four states if the ante lope are to be properly managed continued Mace. Representative« for the Oregon State Game Commi- ion an- Wil liam Lightfoot. Paul Bonn. Ellis Mason. Cecil Langdon, and Robert Mace. SPORTSMEN TO P XRTIC IRATE IN KEl.t LATION HEARINGS Sportsmen are makinr numer ous recommendat:. n regarding the 1950 angling regulation*:, stat ed Mr. Charles A. Lockwood. Ore gon State Gam • Director. Lock- wo’xj reminded anglers that the public hearing concerning angling regulations will Iw held in the Portland office of the Oregon State Game Commission at 10:00 am. January 13. The public is invited, and repre sentatives of organizations and in dividual- will all be heard. For accuracy in the record though. t/M kwood requested that all im- portant fact and »tatement» be submitted in writing. Tentative regulations for the coming year will be announced after the public hearing The Com- ini-sion will reconvene after a two week interval, make any changes deemed necessary, and set the final angling regulations for the । year 1960. 4 FISHIHG FOR C COMPLIMENTS —we’re not fishing for compliments when we say "ask the man who has his car regularly serviced here.” We believe that our service is the best a |H*rson could ask for, so we say “ask the man , . . McKenzie Texaco Service Station 5th and Washington Phone 163 Specials io Warm Your Body and Heart! Nationally Advertised Wool Shirts Keg. $7.95 Now $5.95 Keg. $8.50 Now $6.95 Keg. .$11.95 Now $7.95 All Wool Melton Jackets Now $4.95 Reg. .$6.95 The Men’s Toggery Mine Safety Measures The nation's coal producers spend scores of millions of dollars a year on tangible, physical safety meas ures. But equally important, they conduct an extensive and persisting campaign to educate and to remind the men to do their jobs the safe, careful way. And these efforts are producing results. “Everything for Men and Young Men" A A. W W. Halliwell Helli well 517 Main Phone 65 OUTSIDE INSIDE FRONT. AND REAR ENGINEERS, TRAFFIC EXPERTS, STYLISTS enthuse over the rug- JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Dress Shirts.. Wool Sweaters Robes 100G Wixil $10.75 Value Boys’ Cords $1.98-$2.49-$2.98 S3.98S4.98S5.19 Only $6.49 $3.49 and $3.98 Sport ('outs, Heavy Wool Coats anil Other Items at Actual Cost Edwards’ 616 Main outdoor store Phone 309 Con's, Cal’s Tied In Bowling League Con's Tavern caught up with Cal's Mobil Station and tied them with 14 points each for first place in the Moose Bowling league at the end of the fifth week. Con's Tavern won three points from Cottage Grove Auto Supply with j Mark Kincart rolling high singles and scries, 201 and 557. Grove Tavern whitewashed the Men’s Toggery by defeating them 4-0, paced by Joe Olds with high singles 211 and high series 561 Kelly's Market and Cal's Mobil Station tied with two points each Hap Wolfard of Kelly's copix'd high singles and scries, 222 and 564. The Club and Quality Market also tied, each taking two points. High man for Quality was Bob Gleason with 184 singles, and C. May of The Club took high scries. 453. Points Standings: 14 Cal's Mobil Station 14 Con's Tavern Grove Tavern Kelly's Market Quality Market The Club Cottage Grove Auto Supply 5 Men's Toggery 4 | Coronet 4-Door Sedan Nothing will thrill you like this years DODGE! You could pay a thousand dollars more and extra room not get all the new beauty famous ruggedness of this great new Dodge JxsinE, you get the head room, leg room, hip room so you can sit naturally, ride in complete comfort all day long. On the outside, Dodge compact design gives you the edge in park ing. in busy traffic. 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