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Hill Climber Shrine All-Star Football Players To Begin Practice GARAGE (.1 Al I. \l Arro ki PAii liest Equipped I kille Shop In Town. It N T 1 N E L P O R T S bi t SiMM'Inl i onici that crippled । hildt n mn$ walk, 54 young hxilNill htiu >, Ike —PKK ES AKE HIGH I II. M. Williams 837 W. Main tfcxx high fi I kmi I Cottage Grove pn p runners fig- I wed prominently in tiie victory of he Springfield-Willainalane track I iml ii. ihe second annual Oregon funio Olympic track nu-i-t held Nturday at Grant high school in | Portland. Al Martin, state high school half - ailc champ and holder of the rcc-; ird. wax top [xiint-gcttcr in the! iov :,’ 16-17 ag» bracket, even hough hi’ did not compete in his fx'cialty. He am.iss<*d a total of •j points a- he took first in the »road jump with 18'7'j* and a cond in the 229. Al’s remaining oints were ' n acd when t he 88o clay team c«<>; in first. Ron Hite, Jim Webb, and J. C. sley also competed for the ipt ing; eld M|uad, with Hite tak- ig a first in the IW-yard clash. Ie also wa.t a member of the win ing 880 relay team. Webb, Isley, nd two others added additional -oints as they placed second in he mile relay. HIONE 555 OU 556 Woodard Bail Team Defeat KC's to Stay in First Place ranks, wall rissembb I-Ntar game. They comixisc the playing per- mnrl of the Oregon All Stars and il l land All the curtains on I he 1950 footliall season here at Muitnomiih Sta ilium Saturday night, August 26 Th<‘ Oregon All-Star», seli-eied from Hchoots throughout th«- state, will lx- greeted by Coach Don Mniiec mid Shrine game officials llllKhldll the nt li del Sunday nt noon. They will I m unaltered flu ri’ during the pi ne tier |M’ilexl. The Portland All-Star«, <*om- d graduated senior« from ’* public and parotNiiul will meet Coach Teri Og dnhl nt n dinner nt the Multnomah hotel, where they will have a training table during the pimtic« |M-rlod. Monday morning th«- squads will CG Runners Place In Junior Olympics Earl Wicks wax top hitter of the evening Monday as he paced th” oft ball I.nini team to a victory over Knights of Columbus in eight innings, 4-2. KCi were ahead up to the «cv- enth inning when the Woodard •.quad tied thing. ’ip and forced । the game into an inning । With two outs Wicks drove in the winning run with a double, making his baiting record two hits I Batterie« for the game Mickey, liecker, and Patto , Midgets To Close Season With Two Games This Week Woodard'«; Wyant and Camper for Monday's other game saw Qual- ity Market M|Wak past Knicker- Nicker’s in a tight e nne, 2-1. ! io batter was able to get m - e than one hit. Pitcher mid Balch were- the hattcyy for Quality Market, while for Knickerbocker it wax Ix-nham anil Whe-« I r. In game« last Fr iday, Woodard's Nat Knickerbocker’«, 7-6, anil KC« defeated Edwards Outdoor titilla! expert »Itlel The softball !<• goes inte peat on W» its final week ns Knicker- when the 5 txx'ker plays K< and Quality cHmh w'll lx Market takes on Edwards. Moti day’» games i vili have OuxiHty s. Wcxxiiird, and Knic highway ix«tition will < nd We dnesday Woodard's plays Knickerbock and Edwards pitted uh - Butte The Kutte I ne 63 Will Compete in Naticna! Cycle Hiil Climb Sunday Zycle Hill Climb Deemed A Success Thur«.. Aug. 10. I»5O The Sentinel, Cottage Grave, Oregon Pag« A The temperature in Honolulu crew of the Forrest Veneer mill to a fishing trip on the Wanda Belle. has never been hotter than 90 de The Goins and Meacham fam grees or colder than 52 dagr«M in ilies spent Sunday visiting Peggy the history of the U. S. weather Meacham at Bateman Lookout i bureau there. station near Elkton. Subscribe to the Sentinel. Visitors at the Orville Hodges j home arc the son-in-law and daughter and grandson from Cali fornia. The Theodore Satterfield family of Divide moved over the week . end into mill camp temporarily | until they get a house built on th- ir thirty acres which they have j purchased on the hill beyond Com-' stock from the Litt ledges. Grandma Allison was taken to! Eugene doctors Saturday for a tegular checkup. Her eyes were j fitted again for lens change and I as soon ag she receives them she I will he able to see to read. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vannice of Halsey, Helene Handley and, Deneile Gerspach of Oakridge - - You'd be surprised were Saturday night guests at the । Eldon Thompson home. They at how little it will cost tended the baseball tournament at Drain. The Vannice's son. Verne, to fix up that “extra was one of the pitchers on the Al bany Legion team. Another son, room” you’ve always Donald, was the bat boy for the wanted! Albany team, which stayed at the hotel in Cottage Grove. Mis. Van- nice and Mrs. Thompson are sis-1 Free estimates! ters. * Thursday afternoon with a White House demonstration at her home Guests present were mesdames । M/UWCRK Jacob, Evans, Oatney, Kibby, Burkleo, Thompson. Aubrey and the hostess Mrs. Billings. At the close of the afternoon refresh ments of cake and punch were served to the group. A New Room? Ray Burke of Portland was the >nly double winner Sunday as the 'ottage Grove Motorcycle club pruetx-« for the traditional grid-1 Team standings arc as folio' taged the- second annual hill iron classic, proceeds of winch go' Final games of the -.eaain will iimb at the club’ grounds eight plnyed this week by the Cot- the to the Northwest unit Woodard's niles south of town. Shriners’ hoxpitnl tor Knickei IxM-kcr's Burke took the 80” Expert event ball team when they play Junction Quality Markel children. ¡s well as the 80” Open. Other City on Ibursday, and Eugene EUGENE Johnny .Martinolich »till Ticket« for the game Edwards (Jutdixir of Portland figures that he’s the xiint-winners we re Johnny« Mar-j available by mail nt hendquarl« i ■ Sundny. K of C inolich of Portland and Monty, Carpenter Shop Thursday's game will start at 6 man the other riders are going te the I’ortlnnd hotel .1ontg. tnery of Tacoma. AH of have to beat for National hernor Just So. of Lorane Valley ’he ticket Mlle op« ns Monday her« pm. while play will begin Sunday JIT PFAHDCR 86,900 persons visited Timber '.unday’s winner will participate in games will be at 1 pm. >unday when i the Nation* Lumber Mill <t J. K Gill’s. »HILL OIL OUT RIB he national motorcycle hill cl.mb line Lodge for skiing this past bn scisi 11 plnyed on C. Hillel ¡mb i will be held o: winter. Government Camp at Ph. 328-Y ear Corvallis Aug. 13. tracted 73,600 skiers, while the The average eluck hunter last field. t Members of the local motorcycle S u n d a y ' the Midget-. Butte, 370 feet long on I Willamette Pass total was 6,800. yenr made between lour miel live COTTAGE MOVI 'C OHIOON lub were gratifie’d by the turnout ree sloi>c, is located 8 mile; trips mid bagged an average of nd expect to hold another hill of Corvalli; and 32 mile two birds jx-r trip, according to wins nnd eight losses a, the lub next year. on highv ay 99V Everybody reads the Classdied. a survey conducted by the state whip|x*d Iwbanon, 7-5 Lester Charles Willis, nnd Jimmy Hol Result« of last Sunday’s compe- This will mark the first time that game commission. ition follow; anv st hill has bci'n use< Minati, each connecting for 4*o’ Novice event: Re: Betz, Ta- tai class C climb. ■ ma, first; Andy Morven, Eugene, de r will take the hi) cennd; John Watkins, Tacoma, Te;»m totu The Eugene Motoi hied. Grov c. 7 run; 8 hit- ind 3 errors; lonsor of this year’ The Expert 45* event: Johnny Mar- for D banon. 5 runs. It hits, and 1 on ino: t ol the coastal streams. <>n Hiking facilities fo inolich, Portland, first; Monty rs Willis hutled for the north itmst the sea-run cut nd seating arrange I -ntgomcry, T acorn a. second; throat arc rcjxirted in the Nc- m- a's and i u e aims tor a crowi 'awy Jones, Springfield, third. nnd cnniitm, the Le 80” Novice: John Watkins, Ta- r»; The Wil or Rider; will take turns on th< nna, first; Ralph Mooers. Bend, jncka nnd blue hill aeviording to the final poin: ocond; Cliff Raish. Springfield, hacks arc h ng taken in Tilla standings within their respe'Ctive mook hay. (in the central coast, n class the''man with the most hied. 80* Expert: Roy Burke, Pcrt- few bhicbacks arc reported on the point - taking first crack. Righ' .nd, first; Monty Montgomery, Umpqua lx low Re dsport. now. Martinolich is semnd in bot! Photic 180 Illway DD North ocond; Johnny Martinolich, third. Salmon fishing at Winchester the 45 nnd SO expert divisions, th< 80’ Open event: Roy Burke, Akron, Ohio The thirteenth bay hn i been poor, but thr •re have top man being Henry Keiman o first; Monty Montgomery, second; running of the All-An t ricini Soap Ixvn good catches of ling coti and lÿ’vvancc, Illinois. ohnny Martinolich, third. flux Derby, sponsored by many of a few halibut. The best salmon But because of his familiarity the nation's lending news|Mi]»ers lishing is at the mouth of the with the Wagner slope tJohnm and Rogue river where gixid ca t ches holds the course record I. he i. will Ik1 hold at Derby Downs here arc being made. Bass fishin: con- favored over Reiman, Wind, Lind Mrs. Grace Thompson, Reporter August 13. tinues fair in the Coos Bay irea. drnm of Oakland, Calif., the cur Phone 12FS , rent 45 chflmpion. and Sam Arena It will l»e n lucky day few (2n<i Hair) Centra! Oh gon Mrs. Myrtle Gleason, teacher in Palo Alto. Calif., the 80 titleiicld 150 competing ehainp on \ al! Fishing continues good at East he primary grades, reminds par- whom win a prize tor Ning in tb-- lake, while Paulina is fair, Con- er. in Sunday's run. Nov ice nnd amateur riders fron •nts of Ix'ginncrs starting school, race. To the winner i awarded a : sistent nnd ¡axxl fly-flshln; : has EKI., AEG. 11th: Kiiickerbockcrs vs. K. C.’s four-year, $5,000 college scholar- continued at Sparks lake. Todd the four corners of the nation wil 'hat each lieginncr has to have a ({militi Market vs. Edwards ship. A Chevrolet Milan goes to lake is producing some catches of also be in attendance W stmn; ii-ilth certificate when stalling to chool. So far as known now, (Astoria Tide) the runnet-up. brook trout on flics in the evening, in each div» ion. All told, a total c choo! is to start September 5. • Tile 60.000 who are expected to A bucktail has N*cn a favorite fly 60 riders are eligible to compete Lo Water Lo Water Hi Water Hi Water Friends here are anxiously MON’., Al <J. I Ith: Qunlitj Markel vs. Woodards witness the event will find it •i for Sparks and Todd lakes. Wicki- tiie top 10 in each group. waiting word on the condition, Oregon will be well represented • s up reservoir has been Exception- lucky day. too. They will witni 5:28 -0.4 11:23 1.6 5:20 3.3 11:58 5.8 Thurs. 10 Knickerbockers vs. Edwards a special match race which pre- ally gessi lately with many limit Roy Burke of Portland and Case; if little Jody, youngest daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stigers, Jones of Springfield are exj>ectec 6:08 3.0 6:15 0.8 11:51 7.8 Fri. 11 12:42 6.1 the main event, between catches taken, trolling and bait tn make the expert division, whi!« vho was operated on for a ruptur- three well-known celebrities: Wil fishing. 6:55 -1.1 6:51 2.6 1:1» 6.5 Sat. 12 WED., AVii. 16th: Womlank \s. Kniekcrbm kers d appendix Friday evening. Hei ....... - - Waldo lake area has provided Rex Betz of Portland, Ralph Moo bur Shaw, thrcc-timi Indianapolis Speedway winner; Jimmy Stewart, excellent fishing. Mosquito dope ers ol Bond, and Andy Momson o! ■endition at this writing is criti- 7:31 2.1 12:34 8.0 7:32 1.3 1:53 6.8 Sun. 13 Edwards va. K. ('.’ h motion picture star; and ' Jack and head nets are advisable fo. Springfield are top candidates ir. ■al. and everyone is hoping for a •pcedy recovery. amateur class. the Dempsey, form er heavyweight ' this area. Crescent and Odell hikes 8:06 -1.2 Mon. 14 1:17 8.1 8:12 1.6 2:25 7.2 Joan Holmes of Eugene visited champion. To thiill the young- have been somewhat slow. The Courtesy of or several days with her grand- Tues. 15 8:39 -1.0 1:59 8.0 2:55 7.5 8:54 1.0 sters, Bill (Hopalong Cassidy 'ipixr Deschutes river and Snow irents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Willis. Boyd wlil appear in a pre-race creek arc still providing limits of 2:42 7.8 9:11 -0.6 3:26 7.9 9:38 0.6 Wed. 16 Mr. E. J. Mat tin has accepted a parade and will referee the special smalt fish. lookkeeping position with Nichols Willamette Valley match race. The celebrities will Thurs. 17 3:29 7.4 9:43 -0.1 4:01 8.2 10^28 0.2 Electric and Radio Shop in Cottage Fly-fishing continues good in race in fant.-wtic-app«'aring coast V mm I Cars Sold mi Cmisignmcnt Grove. the north and middle forks of the ing cars of unique design. Belle Burkholder, Reporter for Mrs. Rains of .Drain, former 5th and Main Phone 379 Willamette river. Pack lakes m Ladies Golf Club Courtesy of: •esident here, recently received Invitations The Sentinel. the Willamette pass region should At the regular two ball foui- reatment at a Eugene hospital provide excellent fishing for the weekend. On the McKenzie a num- somo Tuesday night Bob Gasper .or an illness but is better at this , her of limit catches have been and Belle Burkholder had the low ■vriting, although still under a •aken each day, but fishing is only cst score, n 40, which is just three loctois care. Y’our Chevron Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Booher fair. Large rainbow are still being above men’s par. They had five Dorena Phone 785J-1 i ar holes and one birdie hole. and family spent Sunday at the taken from the Willamette near Barbara Hill and Mark Kincart •oast. Willis treated the night 1 Harrisburg on troll. Bass fishing in the river slough continues good were three points behind, making with surface lures in the evening. them runners-up for the evening Twenty-three persons sat down tc Winter sports areas in the na a potluck dinner inside the clut tional forests of Oregon and house. We will continue the twi » Washington attracted a total o. bil ls as long as the summer ani 127.703 visitors during the ¡vst fall weather is favorable. f Ladies will play on Wednesday winter, accord’ng to figures coin- piled by the forest service. This : ornings at 9 a.m. Last Wednes represents a 20 per cent decreas«' day. 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