» Jefferson Cubs
Local Golfers
Lose, 12-7; Meet Lead First Flight
Roseburg Saturday
D-fty Maltin und Darrell Ea»t-
hurn .hot net scores of 77 Sunday
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A lightcr-but -game Jeffei son
< ¡rude hc I uki I (ootball squad jour flight of lame county's lust an­
neyed to Junction ('iiy Thuisduv nual golf tourney held on the Cot-
to lie edged out by the 'ligers,
12 7
In spite of the fact that the
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Junction City team was made up Jaqk Sathe, Oakway, Eugene and
mostly of ninth graders, the Culm
played a strong defensive garni both With net 7M’s.
The first laid break of the game
In the ladies’ division, Eva Cul|,
occurred in tin- Inst quarter when i of < fakway, Eugen« mid Barbara
tile Tigers blocked a kick oil tile Hill, Cottage Grove, vied fo» HIM 1RS CHOICE DEER
Cubs 8ym<l line and made the im ilalisl honor* nt the one.thin' SEASON ELIMINATED
»core on tlic next play. The mt mark, both with 90. Next best wax
Al a special meeting direct­
ond Tiger touchdown came In the < mkway'x Him Hope with n net
ly following a piddle hearing
third quarter.
92. followed by Belle Burkholder
October HI. the Oregon game
A drive that started flom their Cottage Grove, with a 96
< oumd->sloii voted to eliminate
own 15-yard line a few minutes1 Tin* champion flight was led by
th limiter'* choice deer sea-
befurc the final gun put the Cubs Skip Nagler, playing out of Eu
. >u that Inui I h « ii scheduled
In the scoring column Boyd Owen gene’s Luurelwood golf course, win,
for Oil. ‘41 und !2.
made the tally when he circled <arded a three-ubuve-par 77. Al
around left end Owen also ac­ Mundic of Eugene was one *.tr >ki
Th<* Commission also voted
counted for the extra point with behind, and another Eugencau
to extend th« regular deer
a plunge over guard.
I larvey Hixson, held down thin
< asmi dor bucks with forked
Final game on the s< hcdulc will piner with a 79.
lie with Roseburg Saturday Game
Thr extension of the general
Wally Morciock of Coti agl
lime has been net nt II a in at Grove was shar¡M*s| on the loca'
seiison, however, does not ap­
Kelly field It lias been moved up greens. It took luin 28 putts fol
ply In tin- area In ladre anil
to permit the Roseburg squad fol 4he 18, nine under regulation Fot
Kliuiiiith countlia
WltnMN the football game llefween file women, Him Hope was tops
special m - umoii on the Inter-
the University of Oregon and St I on the greens with 32, four undet
«tute deer herd is being held
Mary'* in Eug< ne.
regulation
Oct. 18 and I».
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Of Waterfowl Season Nov. 3
St. Mary’s Battles
Webfoots Saturday
At Hayward Field
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene Oregon's Webfoots will
host the St. Mary's Gai ls lor the
second time in their athletic his-
tory this Saturday, when t he
Gaels travel north to play on Hay­
ward field. Game time is 1:30 p.m.
< Inly once before, since grid ri-
was inaugurated in 1929,
have the Gaels played on Hay­
ward field. That was in 1948,
when St. Mary's dropped a heart­
“Well, if you ever knew any of
breaking. Inst-minute 14-13 defeat
the answers I wouldn't have to uk
to < iregon and the great passing
so many questiona."
arm of Norm Van Bns’khn. Nine
games have been played since
1929, and the Gales have won six
of them. The Ducks have been
able to creep up a bit on the Mor-
aga Maulers' standing the put
two years, taking both games,
I ast year the Ducks won 24-7 in
San Francisco's Kezar stadium
(Astoria Tide)
• Iregon will lie favored to win
Hi Wi ter
1X1 Wi iter
I j O Water
Hi Water
again this season.
In their first three games this
8 45 6 2
2 OG • 2
K:«9 0.9
2:32 3.1
year the Gaels were an up-and-
down I mi II club. Coach Joe ReUtz’
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boys were whacked 41 to 0 by
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III. 3(1 0.9
College of Pacific in their opener
4:44 1.7
1042 7.2
and then got steamed Up to tic
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11 12 7 6
11:27 7.0
A:34 (l.tl
mighty Georgia, 7-7. But the fol
lowing week they lost to Ixyyola,
5:39 0 0
11 49 7 o
6:18 0.3
48-0. IziMt Sunday the Gaels
played San Francisco.
6 19 ! (1
12:1« 7.0
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6:58 -0.2
< »rrgon had to go outside the
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1:01 7.0
12:33 8.3
7:30 -0.6
conference lor its first victory, de-
renting Montana 21-13, after los­
1:42 6 9
7:30 1 9
1:23 8.3
8:11 -O.7
ing to UCLA and California. Last
Saturday the Ducks lost to Idaho
at Moscow in a Pacific ('oast con­
Courtesy of:
ference game, 14-0.
leading the St. Mary's attack
1* sophomore fullback John Henry
Johnson, who was one of Cali­
fornia's most sought-after preps
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high. Right half Frank Cassara
" is a veteran ball carrier, and he
m also sees heavy action.
Jim Aiken will send Bob Carey
at right half. Tommy Edwards at
1 left, and probably Bobo Moore
at fullback, against the Gaels.
Earl Stelle will tie at quarterback.
If Moore doesn't start it will be
Chuck Missfeldt.
FISHERMAN'S GUIDE
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Four public shilling grounds
operated by the Oregon state
game commission, are available to
hunter* for the waterfowl season
opening noon November 3.
Hunting numbers will he lim­
ited only on the 3,200 acre Sauvie
island public shrwiting ground.
Permits me now D ing insur'd by
the game commission for desig-
natcrl area and dates at th« Sau-
vie island shisitmg ground on re­
ceipt of a written application. The
applications should include hunt­
ing license number and the hunt­
ing fee of $3.00 for a blind or $2.00
fog free lance shooting. Only one
Sauvie inland reservation will be
made for each hunter.
Tlic 6,400 acre Summer Lake
'■hisiting ground, located on the
Fremont highway 1(X) miles south­
east of Bend, will fie open to al)
hunters throughout the water­
fowl season. The $2.00 daily shoot­
ing fMTmit may is- obtained at
Summer Like refuge headquar­
ters. Most of the hunting here is
flyway shooting done on a free
lance basis. Thirty miles south of
the Summer Lak e shooting
ground is the 3,(XX) acre Chewau­
can public shooting ground the
least patronized by hunters, but
the most productive shooting area
the past few seasons This hunt­
ing ground is maintained and op­
erated by the game commission
through an agreement with the
Chewaucan land and cattle com­
pany which owns the land. Daily
hunting fee hen* is $1.00. This
■hooting ground will close Decem­
ber 1! as the cattle company will
need its lands for pasture. At this
time the freeze-up has sent most
of the birds in the area on south.
A new 7,000 acre public shoot­
ing ground will be operated this
year in the Warner valley east of
Lakeview through a cooperative
agreement with the Warner valley
stock company. Hunting here is
also on a free lance basis and the
daily fee is $1.00. This shooting
ground will also be closed Decem-
l>er 11. Warner valley is well-
known for its large waterfowl
population, especially geese.
Camping areas have been set up
at all the shooting grounds except
Sauvie island, but in all cases the
areas are "dry camps" and hun­
ters shpuld bring their own water.
Checking stations will be operated
at all four shooting grounds.
Peat soil and bunched hay at
Chewaucan and Warner valley
pose a serious fire hazard and
hunters are urged to use caution
on these areas.
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To the Citizens of Cottage Grove
I have sold some of my interest* to Noblin
anti Robbins, but 1 have retained the City Tre»
stirership.
I am on the Ballot for another term.
If you are satisfied with the way your city
business has been conducted, as the auditors have
been, your vote will be appreciated.
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¡bf- Mdc<ning the t ur-
bine and jXimping system intake
at Savage rapids d a m on the
Rogue river are being prepared
by the Oregon state game com-
mission for submission to the
PlIM irrigation district
hoard.
Each year thousands of young
Oregon State College, Corvallis,
salmon
and steelhead arc pumja-d
Oregon State's Beavers an- lo­
ginning to wonder if the dayc of into the irrigation district’s high-
line ditches or killed while pass­
"breather" f<xitba)l games arc
ing through the dam’s turbine cyl­
over. After successive kescs to
inders, according to a game com-
Michigan State, Stanford and
. mission study ol the Savage rapids
Washington, the Orangemen must
travel to Berkeley next Saturday dam and its effect upon the Rogue
to meet California, another top­ । river fishery.
Three traveling water screens
running favorite for the Pacific
Coast conference crown. Ai! of set into the pump and turbine
which means Coach Kip Taylor’s sump on the north end of the dam
club will have faced three out­ are called for in the plans. Fish
the traveling screen
standing PCC teams in as many striking
। trays, including small fingerlings,
weekends.
I would be channeled off into di-
The Beavers, still smarting at ■ version tubes which would carry
the 35-6 loss to the Huskies in the fish around the pumps and
Portland last Saturday, face some turbines to the downstream side
rugged practice sessions this week. of the dam.
Oregon State’s running offense
Game commission engineers
wasn't too bad against Washing­ have been working on the screen
ton, but forward passing was ex­ plans since June, and the en­
tremely poor
largely because gineering department at Oregon
Quarterback Gene Morrow saw state college has aided on many
the game from the bench because problems affecting fish including
of an eyeball concussion suffered the rate of water flow against the
in the Stanford tilt. Tackling and screens and pressures in the di­
blocking was ragged, paving the version tubes. Dr. Harlan Holmes,
w a y for several Washington I.’. S. fish and wildlife service fish-
scores.
way and screen expert, has also
Most encouraging part of an been consulted.
otherwise dismal day was the work
The traveling screens are self-
of Gene Taft at left halfback. The cleaning and require little atten­
junior college transfer showed tion. according to game commis­
flashes of running brilliance, gain­ sion engineers. Solids lodged on
ing an even 100-yards in 20 ball­ the screen trays are dislodged by
carrying attempts Another trans­ jets of water as the trays rise,
fer, Bob Cornelison, looked good and the debris is sluiced away in
at left half and likely W'ill see a trough.
more action against Cal.
A game commission study at
Taft is the team's leading Savage rapids dam in 1947 indi-
ground-gainer after three games, rated a minimum loss of 210,000
The speedy Californian has ripped steelhead and salmon entering
off 216-yards for a 3.9 average. Grants Pass irrigation district
Sophomore Fullback Sam Baker, ditches that year. A trap suspend­
badly handicapped because of a ed below the tailrace of the tur­
sprained ankle, has 124 yards to bine system showed that 38 per
cent of the fish passing through
trail Taft.
Morrow, the squad's only ef­ the turbine cylinders were killed
fective passes, has flipped 16 com­ or injured. A partial fish loss in
pletions in 36 attempts, good for turbines for the year was esti­
198 yards and two touchdowns. mated to be 25,000 salmon and
Without him. Beaver aerial steelhead. The per cent of mor-
strength is almost nill. Morrow, tality increased with the size of
may play against the Bears Satur­ the fish, yearling silver salmon,
day, depending upon the improve­ j Chinook salmon, and steelhead,
five to eight inches in length were
ment of his ailing eye.
the most seriously affected by the
At the end of the American Rev­ pumps and cylinders.
olution there were 43 newspapers
The only way we can expect to
in the colonies.
get better legislation is to elect
John L. Hopper of New York, better legislators which places
the first advertising agent, began the responsibility squarely in the
business in 1841.
hands of the nation's voters.
Battered Beavers
I’ll ON E 555 OR 556
- Bounce Back for
Hunters Prepare for Opening Berkeley Bears
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon
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Steps Are Being Taken to Prevent
Fish Loss at Savage Rapids Dam
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