Lion Basketecrs
Drop 47-39 Game
To St. Marys 26th
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Schoolmasters to Match Wits With
Riding Club in Donkey Game Feb. 6
A donkey basketball game is on
schedule for 7 30 p in Monday
night with th«- city achoolnuiatei
matching their basketball ability
against the riding ability of the
Cottage Grove Riding club
Playing for t h e xc I khi I men
nlstard the little donkeys will lx-
Vlrg Kingsley. Spud Fleming. Bob
Duaenberry, Mm- Krvuiz. Rud
Neal, and other male memlx-tv of
the faculty. The Riding club will
tie flmiring a capable riding crew
but their abilities astride a horse
are much different than when
mounted on the stubborn donkeys
Thia laugh riot will Is- played in
the high school gym Monday night
with th«- pnxveds to go into the
athletic insurance fund
Lions Travel to
Springfield Feb. 3
For Tough Game
The Liona travel to Sprlngfi«-I<l
this F'tiday night to take on the
Millers fol the top s|x>l In division
2 ol tlM «listini -.piit The fust
game scheduled with Springfield
wax |sisl|«>ii« d due to a ¡xiwei fall-
Ure and wit
played Friday,
F'cltruaiy 24
game Fi lila y
lates as a toss up with txdh teams
boasting- < luta that
shown
well in games to date
Monday night a donkey Itali
game will be held nt tiie high
school gy tn and on«
gumex nt the y«-ur on tap for next
Tuesday when the Eug«-nc Axe-
T*H l’VMPHIETs At til Viti E men will appear on the local
'N lEBKIAIH
«-ourt The Lionx nlp|x*d the Axe
Ival Humphrey ol Humphrey's
store call*
at tint Ion
the but di opfs-d
fact that the (iregon Fish and
Gama* <l«-|Mii lineiit will have a Eugene boasts a lull team liait is
|>ani|>hlvt avaiiabh- to tho-e Intel
rated early in Fcbruni v
The championshlp but at
time
¡Mimphlet will lx- avallabla* al <
tim«- fix- Lions arc r
tabllsluncnts
fishing and tcum most apt to up.
hunting licenses me sold
riding Flugenranx.
The Grove Lionx cage x«|i|ad lost
their luxt game in eight xtaitx
last Thursday evening at the Eu-
gene armory when they met de
f<- it al Ilie hands of the SI Mary's
Gaels 47-39 Th«- Gael vh tory wax
ci-edlted lu the fact thill the Flu-
gen«- ladx employed a full court
«lelense on an overxizt-d court, but
not until the final «¡uarter Thunt
day evening's i exult evemtl th«-
xeor«- Ix-tween the two teams a
the Lionx previously
Gaels 36 33 on the local comi
alxiUt a month ago
up until late
in
second
er, although
tlic lead wax ixaer sulistani ml At
the first quarter the
Lions held a 9-6 lead and later
enjoyed Illi II 6 bulge III till- scot -
Ing before losing the lead 11-13
near the half time.
The third quarter was a scoring
duel la-tween Bol« Cook and Ronny
«»son of the Gaels, with th«- lead
changing back ami forth several
times Olson bagged 17 [mints in
the half to 15 points for Cook The
latter wax lx>ttl«d up most of the
time in the fust half by th<- tight
Gael defence, moving to the sales
and corners for effective work in
the third quarter.
Krasneski garnered
isiini
for the Gaels to emerge as second
high num of tiie game while Hilh-
ker gathered ten [wants for the
Lions.
The summary:
st. Marys
(.Mt) I Jun*
Krasneski, 11 F
■I. Cruae
ilili. 8
F
10. Hilliker
Breeden. 4
C
19, Cook
< >lxon, 19
4, Gas[wr
(«rant, 2
G
2. McBee
Marys
Thompson.
Bond, Higgins, Bartholomew, Hos­
kinson. Hoffman 3. Cottage Grove
Wolfard. Englert, Martin, Sears
Officials: Tommy Cox and Jack
Rolx'ttsori.
Battling Bucks to
Face Tough Game
In North Division
I P JUMPS MECHANICAL FISH-Thls is the USS Amberj.elc,
one of the Navy’s newest high-powered submarines, suddenly sur-
f««-ing during demonstrations of her versatility during experiments
off Key West. The commanding officer, Commander E. L. Beach,
USX, explained that this was a deliberate act to show the capahili
ties of the guppy-type submarine, and not a normal maneuver. (Offi-
cial Department of Defense photo.)
Angling Regulations Made
Final at Meet January 28th
Fluir- . til,
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Th«- Nentlnrl, « ntt»g>- «•nm-, Orrgini
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ON TILLAMOOK Bt KN
UNIVERSITY OF’ OREG< >N.
Eugene, February 1
( tregon’s
Ixittling Ducks, fresh from a pair
of UfiM't wins over the Washington
Huskies, now face the toughest
nine days of the 1950 Northern
Division season.
Th«- Webf«x»ts left Eugene W«-d-
nesday evening for Moscow and
Pullman for th«- annual invasion of
th« Inland Empire < tregon tackles
Idaho on Friday and Saturday and
th«-n moves against Washington
Stat«- on Monday and Tuesday.
The Ducks then travel home to
face fzregon Stat«- at McArthur
-•ourt on February 10 and com-
-Jetes the nine-day marathon on
February 11 with a non-confer-
encc game with St. Mary's College.
The five conference games in
eight days will settle the fate of
the slim championship hopes still
held by the Ducks. Coach John
Warmn’s gang must win four of
th<- five games to keep themselves
n contention with Washington,
Washington State and ( Oregon
canyons and along tlx- timber und
brash fringe
No deer were
A search for pocketed deer found at th«' higher levels.
herds in the Tillamook burn area
by plane wax carried out Monday.
After seeing an automobile acci­
Jim Negley, district game agent dent, tiie average motorist drives
for the Oregon State Game Com- carefully for several blocks.
mission, flying with Rob Earl of
McMinnville, spent part of the
day over the burn from Cherry
Grove to Willamina. It had been
feared that herds of deer might be
[•ocketed in high canyons by the
recent heavy snows. The search,
however, revealed that the deer
were well scattered 1_
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BUTANE
TANKS & GAS
Robbins Rest
Tiie Oregon stock rose rapidly
xith the sensational play of Jack
Keller since he earned a starting
“In all this blasted paper work
lx-rth at guard. Keller opened the
The Oregon State Gam«- Com­
necessary 7 ”
-econd Washington game in Se­
mission
m<-<-ting
January
28
attle and scored 16 ¡oints and
adopted final angling regulation«
played 40 minutes. He repeated
for 1950.
the “iron-man”
in both
The greatest change from the
Husky games at McArthur court
tentative angling regulations
and added 16 and 18 points to his
which were announced two wc«-ks
Your Chevron Sen ice Station
rapidly rising total for the season.
ago was the changing of the O[x»n-
The fighting steelhead of the
Direna
Oregon’s pi-sky center problem
Phone 78M-1
ing date in Zone 3 and in the Wilson river arc again returning
:< N ««Si
also appeard near solution. Jim
southern half of Zone 2 The new to their ancestral spawning
Vranizan. the sophomore who
o|x-ning date for Zone 3 and for grounds in Jordan creek, the Ore-
broke into the lineup at the turn
tiie North Santiam river and its gon State Game commission an-
of the year, is now getting consid­
tributaries and all the waters of nouneed today. A [tonderous mass
Seven dayn a week and until !i I’. If.
erable help from Bob Amacher
Linn and I-ane counties in Zone 2 of logs and debris has been accum-
and
Mel
Streeter. Amacher’s
(Except Sunday we close at 8 P. M.)
will lx- May 1. This action was ulating in Jordan creek since the
backboard play stemmed a Wash­
taken to protect spawning fish in disastrous Tillamook burn of 1933.
Compare our prices and quality of goods — you arc
ington rally in the first game last
Mime of the major streams and to Logging ojterations which followed
week end and Streeter's seven
always welcome and treated courteously and fairly.
equalize opening day fishing pres- the fire added to the. great log
points and board play was a big
sures.
jams until Jordan creek was ob- . factor in the
win over th^
Other changes from the tenta- structed from end to end. Miles of Huskies.
five regulations are as follows: In clear, graveled riffles in which the
After a month of adjusting to a
GIMM TRY
Zone 1 th«» opening lor salmon steelhead, silver salmon, and trout back brace, Paul Sowers seems
Dividend Stamps
fishing in the Nehalem river. Sal- formerly spawned and lived were well on the way to the fine season
A LOCK MLS
monberry river. North Fork of the completely blocked and covered predicted for him before the year
The Store on Dorena Lake Shore
Salmonberry river, Rock creek. by the fire-blackened snags. Now. I opened. The sharpshooting Duck
Wilson river, Trask river, and the after a cooperative program un­ veteran now leads the Oregon
North Fork of the Trask river will dertaken by the game commission league scoring with 78 points and
be October 1, instead of October and the state fish commission, the his shooting average from the
15 as previously announced. These last barrier has bo n blasted from field is well above .333.
■Die Cottage Grove Lions had a are streams that arc closed to Jordan creek. The CAates Lumber
Coach Warren hopes that Sow-
comparatively easy time in defeat­ summer fishing for salmon, and Company of Tillamook also aided <»rs and Keller will get help in
by
removing
several
massive
log
ing Willamette high of Eugene the two week early «»¡«ening is to
the scoring from Will Urban on
here ' Tuesday night, in a week allow fall fishing before the gen­ jams.
...
,
he trip north. Urban has slum|x»d
w here cold
F. < High, . ca:-de logger who ¡n his shooting in the last three
weather seriously eral high waters. Also in Zone 1
contracted
for
th«-
job,
used
cater-
ACpks
and srerns duc for a
hami>cred all athletic activities, the closing date for winter fishing
[»liar tractors, a donkey engine । vcrlal of forTn However, Urban
1 useday s game wai district 6
comiM-tition and th«» f i na I scon- February 28 to conform with oth- with a high-lead rig. and blasting continues to be one of the better
»8 to 37. Bob Cook had a field er coastal streams. The hag limit I»>wd«r to clean up Jordan creek rebounders in the league and will
«lay on the court ami garnered on cattish in Tenmile lake. Zone 1, Some of the log jams were 800 to aid the Ducks, regardless of his
nineteen points to lead the SCOT- was eliminated as the lake is over­ 900 feet long.
shooting problems.
The clean-up of our coastal
ing. Christenson led the loser populated with this species. The
An even dozen Ducks will make
steelhead,
and
salmon the trip to play Idaho and Wash-
only other changes in Zone 1 were trout,
scoring with 15 point«.
streams
has
been
a
major
project
ington
Statp Coach Warrcn prob_
the moving upstream of the dead­
Th«- summary:
Will-Ill <371
«581 1 .ions line for winter fishing on the for the gam«- commission, said Ted ably will bank on Sowers, Urban.
Athey, 1
F'
5. Cruse Tillamook river up to the conflu- Howell, who is in charge of fish­ Dale Warberg and Lynn Hamilton
Goodin, 5
8. Hilliker cnee of Munson creek, and the ways and screens. Jordan creek is as forwards, Vranizan, Amacher
Jackson, 7
19. Cook changing of the deadline on the only one of many coastal streams and Streeter as centers, and Kel­
f
Walker, 9
10. Gasper Nehalem river from the CCC which the game commission has ler, Mel Krause, Bob Lavey, Ken
Christenson. 11
8 McBee bridge upstream to a marker at made more livable for fish this Hunt and Johnny Neeley as
[>ast year, continued Howell. log guards.
Substitutes:
For Willamette: the narrows.
In Zone 2 an open season was jams have been removed from the
Murphy. Robertson, Trayner, Sor-
Lost lake in Linn county, Necanicum river. Drift creek and
enson, Dodd; for Cottage Grove:
Diet for Pig Deaths
Wolfard.2; Englert, Hoyer,1; Mar­ June 1. to June 30. inclusive. Also Cedar creek, both tributaries of
Faulty
nutrition of sows and gilts
in Zone 2 the season for Gold lake the Siletz river, Rm-k creek, a
tin, 2; Sears. 3.
has
been
over-rated as a cause of
tributary
of
the
Coquille
river,
June
1
to
July
10.
inclu-
Officials: Welinitz and Dietz.
baby pig deaths, in the opinion of
Halftime: Cottage Grove 25. sive. This changing of the opening and Beaver creek, tributary to
date makes it conform with the the Nehalem river. Rock slides a Minnesota research veterinarian.
Willamette 17.
opening dates of similar lakes in and falls which hindered the pass- Dr. George A. Young. Jr., of the
Austin.
the area. The only other change in age of the gamy salmonoids were Hormel foundation at
Minn., says unidentified
virus
Zone 2 is the closing to salmon blasted out. Where the height of '
falls ----------
could —
not — be ----------------
overcome --
by । diseases and other infectious con­
fishing of Herman creek up to a ------
Admission:
highway bridge 3(1 and the Colum- blasting, concrete fishways were ditions are more often the major
cause
of
fatal
pig
ailments
than
Adults 60c, High School Students 40c, Children 25c
The second half of the Women’s bia river w ithin a one-fourth mile installed. At the outlet of Siltcoos '
Bowling Ix-ague got underway radius of Herman creek from Au- 'lake n ncw channel w as opened up errors in feeding and management.
Proceeds will be uaed by High School Athletic Insurance Fund.
January 25 with C. G. Recreation gust 15 to October 20. This was with »he removal of log jams j
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blanking the Daugherty Lumber set to protect the o|x»rations of These small tributary creeks are
( <>. team 3-0. despite Tana Rippy the salmon hatchery of the Fish ’h«' cradle of future salmon runs
and trout [xipiilatioiis.
rolling a 177-476 for Daugherty’s. Commission.
Several log ;ing companies in I
Short's Grocery took 2 out of 3
In Zone 4 the ban on night cat­
games from Kelly’s Drugs vv ith fishing in the waters of the Rogue the coastal area have also been I
We Service Anything We Sell
Caroline Williams of Kelly’s turn- river and its tributaries was elim- cooperating in the stream clean- ;
North Ninth
Phone 337
ing in a 172-110.
inated. This now conforms with up program. Th«» E. K. Woods i
Ollena Martin’s 154 and June . the general regulations for the Logging Company and the long-
Bell logging Com[>any have just
Carne«’ -104 helped their McKenzie' rest of the state. A chang«»
Texaco team tak<- a 2-1 decision also made in the steelhead and completed the clearing of Big
from the Women of the Moose.
salmon bag limit in Zone 4. It now creek, Lutsinger creek, and Camp I
C. G. Recreation
3 0 reads two fish ¡x-r day, not more creek, tributarie of the Um|xjua 1
Short’s Grixx-rv
1 than five per week, anti not more river. The Su.n c: logging Com-1
McKenzie Texaco
than twenty per year provided pany worked rix weeks on Clear)
Kelly’s Drugs
1
that not more than ten can be I creek, a trib.'arv of the Nehalem
Women ol the Mtxrse
1
taken before August 15. This reg­ river. Gravel creek and the North ‘
Daughertv Lumlx-r Co.
0 3 ulation is designed to give some Fork of the Siletz river were
72x84—Reg. $8.95
protection to the spring run of cleaned out by the \ alsetz and the I
100'< wool—Reg. $6.95
Ei i . evf : KI \I»Y I OK
Chinook salmon that has been rap- Western logging Companies, and '
I Buck creek, a tributary of the Si­
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idly declining
UNIVERSITY OF’ OREGON.
In Zone 5, Little Lava lake was letz river, was cleared by the C.
Eugene. February 1
McArthur removed from the closed to all an- D. Johnson logging Company.
court's spacious basketball facili­ giing list. The opening of Rock
ties will lend themselves nicely to creek reservoir was set at May I
At the present rate of deaths
tennis and will rank as on«- of the to conform with other waters in and injuries, one out of every two
Ix'ttcr locations played this year the area. The opening dates for Americans alive today either has
bv Jack Kramer, Pancho Gon- Fawn, Wahoo, and Rosary lakes been or w ill be injured in a traffic |
i, Frank Parker and Pancho were sot at June 1 instead of June accident during his or her lifetime I
or will die as a result of such an
10. This makes the date the same
That was the opinion Tuesday as that applying to similar lakes accident.
Ru-powr with an
of Mrs. Kay Riggs, w ife of Bobby in that area. The season for North
all thl» OHLY
Riggs, the top man in the profes­ Twin lakes w ill be May 1 to Sc|>-
sional tennis field today. Mrs. tember 15. inclusive, and for
frith m AUTHORIZED
Riggs, who acts as “advance man" Wickiup reservoir will be May 1 to
*a<andltl«n<i><i FORD
for the star-studded cast of tennis September 30, inclusive.
Rutondltlonad
Ingina • • •
experts, said the pros play such a
Complete compilation of the an­
fast game that 128 feet was need­ gling regulations will lx- published
FORD Ingina!
n It tt-mtn.tKfiirtil 1« tiHIItt
t Ft«d
mndtidi
ax (uthoiurj
ed to offer th«- players full oppor­ in the F’ehruary issue of the Ore­
tunity to maneuver and in many gon State Game Commission Bul­
Otnuln. Ford Satti
»NttAmO in ,s
places that much room was simply letin. The Oregon Angler's Guide.
«wd lh<a«|bout
NOUgf
dtidl, block-
not available.
which is the official synopsis of
The [H»rt, blonde Mrs. Riggs also regulations, should lx- ready lor
Ma. motor (uraxtM,
took for «hit emhlrm on AVTHOR.
was [(leased with the lighting in distribution by the middle
Jar a.000 mllaa at
I/I. II Rrcnndiiionrd Ford Fnginei
0 dayi-.hlahaaar
the “Igloo". ''Manj places where March.
— your ><<uranc. ih.r the entrine
aomaa Stat
tor bur her been reconditioned by
we play are rather dark and it
•n AUTHOR I /11) »conditioner lor
makes it hard on both the players
httins power and savmji«. com­
plete latiilactton. Dree tn today!
Eclipse of Sun
and the spectators. I am sure that
Each year there are at least two
these lights will lx» more than ado- !
quote to assure all concerned gixxi eclipses of the sun, which occur
when the shadow of the moon falls
visibility."
The pros have developed a full­ on the earth.
court canvas layout which is the
“Everything for the Men and Young Men”
most modern of all indoor playing
The On-gon pioneers who blazed
886 Alain
Phone 27
courts. It is a bright green in color
and th«» court lines have been the trails now have descendants
517 Main
Phone 65
who burn up the roads.
[«ainfed on th«- sui race.
r
“WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU"
Steeles
Fish Spawning
Grounds Cleared
HUMPHREYS GROCERY
f
The Laugh Riot of the Season
A Donkey Basketball Game
Lions Have Easy
Time With Wilhi
And Win 58 to 37
Hoœ
At High School Gym
Monday, Feb. 6th at 7:30 P. M
for lie sensational new
1950 FRIGIDAIRE
Elegìe Range ! See if soon at
Schoolmasters vs. Riding Club
Recreation Is in
Lead, Second Half
kick's Electric
CONTINUING
Stock Reduction Sale
BLUE MELTON JACKETS
SPECIAl $4.95
BED BLANKETS
SPECIAL $5.50
Authorized
Floyd Githens Motors, Inc
Walker
Dance
Pestponed
to
Feb. 18
The Men’s Toggery
A. W. HELLIWELL