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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1950)
high choo) ball field Game time ' Thurs., July 20. 1950 is 12:45 p.m. The local lads played their r best game of the season when they trounce«! Iz-banon ax pi’chcr allowed «>nly three hits. ( Carence Smith was the leading lutter with two times on in three Cottage Groves Mighty Midgets Highlight of the Junction City contest came in the fourth inning when the Cottage Grove infield missed making a triple play by only a half step. The fact that the hit haH wax a gr«>und ball makes it ail the more spectacular. Ed Willis did a Rood job of pitching but his teammates com mitted 11 errors to allow th«* Junction City team to forge into th«* lead. Victor Fox performed catching chores for the Grove squad during both games. Softball Teams Wind Up First Half Competition; Donkey Game July 26 Pluy in the Cottage luill league winds up fusi hail comiM-tltiun this week Quality Market is in ill league atunding.« a <ini|xt 11 lull in th«* tirst half of the schedule comes to an end this week. The lust scheduled games were played Wednesday Makeup kames between Woodard s mid Knights ol Columbus, mi<l Quality Market mid Knlckei liocker's, w I) I lx- iplayed Friday evening. The.«* R U AWMt 2 games originally were schedule«! at Ilie Ix-gmtiing of the season lint «en* rained mil. soltludl HsMxiation will m«*«d Thur .day to diaw up flic schedule Im I be sc< ond half will Iw a donkey ball game played by various mcmlxts of flu* softball teams mid their mounts. All play- ci, must remain mi the donkeys during the gam«- mid it i lor laughs. Game tunc is 7:30 at Kelly field It will Is* sjMinsorcd by the softball league. In games this w«*vk, Knights of Knicker- ¡Columbus roni|Hd ov iKX’ker's on Friday, mt loll filth ' wInch is the when one team is mm«* than fen i tins ahead at Dint stage. i in Monday, Knickerbocker's Courtev Clark’• Stud is came back to di li al Edwards (Jut- d.xir store, 14-9, while Quality With a record of four wins and four losses at the completion of the first half of the Market M|Ucakcd past Woodard's, schedule, th«* Floyd Githens-American Legion sponsored Midget baseball team la-gins sec ond half competition Sunday in a game with Junction City Midgets. Members of the team an* shown above. They are, (seated on ground) Jimmy Guess and Roger Gamble; first row, Lloyd Russell, Li ster Goff, Jimmy Bottorff, Jerry Mitchell, Bill Denham, Victor Fox, Jerry Sheets; second row, E. II. Neal, coach, Willard Omyer, Jay Wilson, Donald Ionol«*, Jerry ( line, Garry ( rah, ( larence Smith. Players absent when photo was taken were, Lowell Rad- way, Douglas Ballew, Edward Willis, and Charles Willis. With one game tor to play in addition to the malo tips, the league standings me follows: Won 5 4 3 3 Knights of Columbus 0 Edwards Outdoor Store Quality Market Knickerbocker'» RAYMOND 1’. ANDER SEN is Mending out ines- sageN of good cheer . . . . "WE ARE AlniOKIZI D SHELL DISTRIIH I OKS.” ( till iim today lor your sup ply of Shell prodin ts . . . we give prompt delivery. We deem it a pleasure to serve you. RrprnnoERSEn BHCLL OIL DIJTaiBUTOR PHONK 2B0 «TH » TAYLOO COTTAGE MOVÍ, OREdON from Sisters. Little Deschutes has lx*en good lately, but seems to be tapering off now. M W DIVORI E UK ORI» I OR iwt: I Ol Mi A few sea-run cutthroat or blu- back entering the central coastal sti cams but trout angling is still slow. A few salmon are in Winchester Bay but most of the fish arc Ix ing caught outside the bar. Stiqx-d bass fishing on Coos Bay is -low. A few small bass are being taken on the Millacoma and ('<x»s river. Bass, perch, and blue gill fishing is excellent in most of the coastal lakes. Southern Oregon Trout fishing and water condi tions are excellent in the U|»pcr Um|>qua area, including Little riv er and up|**r South river. Ste«*l- head migration is strong and catches are just Ix-ginning. An glers are urged to report any tagged trout. Some limit catches of large rainbow continue to be made in Diamond lake. Whitefish lure are getting good results and buck tail coachman flies fished in the late evening have lx*en good producers, j Willamette Valley- Bass fishing continues to im- prove on the lakes and sloughs. I The Luckimute river has been a j good trout producer on small gray I flies. Parties fishing deep in the. Yamhill have done well. Water conditions are excellent throughout the McKenzie area, and fishing on the main river has lx*en excellent. South Fork and | Blue river are also good. A new divorce record was set for lume county on July 12th when were granted in the Judge Dal M. King. Th«* divorce hearings w heard tn circuit 1 in the court court room house nt Eugene. Forty five di (xirtcd this week as fishing condi vorces were granted at th«* last tions show general improvement session of th«* circuit court which in th«* rivers ami streams. heard divorce cases six weeks ago. Margaret Clearwater, Famey Edwards, and Ben Hiihker caught QI 1CK RESI'I TS FROM East lake, .while their limits Tommy Jor.es and party got near- limits during four th. same place. They report that East lake is being fished heavily, but quite a few arc being hooked. In the anglers have been catching a tew salmon. Bob Du- senberry and Ins brother caught on four silvers this week which came to 14 pounds when dressed down. Mosby creek is good from the side camp to the mouth, while the Row river is pretty sfntty. Brice and Layng creeks should I m * gixxl this weekend since th«* water is low now. South Fork of the McKenzie is ' excellent. Th«* water is just right 'and hatches are raising. I-oren ¡Carver caught one 21 inches long । on a small caddis. Roads to Taylor Burn mid Wal do lake arc open now. 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The Navy is also asking for the Naval Reservist in the general and emergency ratings of Petty Officer First Class and bclyw to volunteer for a minimum of six months duty and will guarantee them twelve months duty if they so desire. Chief Petty Officers in the ratings of SQ. CT, AC, MN. RD, CT. CT. PH. FC. AT, and YM are also being asked to volunteer for duty under the same provi sions. | When you wont broken gloss replaced come to the place that specializes in this work. If you ore really pressed for time wo con put it in while you wait., or at the most in a couple of hours. There are no squeaks .. Residents of the District of Co no rattles., a nd you'll probably lumbia are not allowed to vote on save money here. national or municipal matters. Oregon ranks ninth in size in the United States. half- Cottage Grove's Mighty Midget baseball squad came out even last week as the la«Ls romped over L« banon Thursday for a win of 7-2, while in Sunday's game against Junction City our boys came out on the short er^d of a 9-1 score. Today 1 Thursday.) the Floyd Githens-American I>*gion spon- sored nine will begin the second half of league romix-tition. In the first half, the Grovers posted a record of four wins and four losses for a |>crcentage of .500. They were fourth in team standings in ■the Willamette Valley I-caguc. The Midgets will play Browns ville here on Sunday in the first game of a doublchcadcr bill at the AUTO GLASS Ex Navy Men With Dependents May Now Re Enlist “Everything for the Men” A. W. 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