PORTS
OSC Beavers Make Lions to Take Part
Good Showing at In Hayward Relays
Willamette Relays Friday, April 20
Lion Trackmen Turn in Good
Performances at Relay Meet
EUGENE Entry blanks for the
Stale truck 1 l*li annual Hayward Relays have
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team which made a sui
i pi (singly been sent to more than 250 high
Washington
strong showing in the first
I
annual schools in
Wiilaiwtte relays last i week end and California, Geneial ('hairman
will travel to Moscow Io oihui its liny Hendrickson said today.
The annual pr« p classic will I m «
northern division dual meet enm-
palgn again't daik I miikc Idaho on sf>onsor<-d by the Eugen,« Active
club and staged on the bom«- track
With only six returning letter- of tli«' University of Oregon. The
a rvicc organization, which
open to tingling April I I. When men on hand, Giant Swan's
been stockvii with I.noo large stocked, thes»« trout weighed I6<t <(range thincluds are not expected also aids in the staging of the
mouth basa and 500 bluegill, first to th«« isiuiid. In January, fishery Io go too far in conference war- class “A” tn kctball tournum« nt.
fish
since gam«'
far«- this spring. However. several took over the management of the
LiH’kr took koii )«* of newcomers came through in fine, meet last year.
commission crews liv'd n fish |mi iig'-nt
t
III Kill livt MrtM to
son, rotenone, to eliminate Hash
Hendi ickson said that the early
fish Iroin the ri sei voir in Novelli check tlieir growth and condition. end and might furnish the squad r«-|<onse from c«iachcs indicate«!
that a n« ar record entry list could
The trout weighed Io to th«« jiound with some unexpected strength.
I»- exis’cted. Hist year more than
Only muía Ivors of the |H>iMiiiing mid averaged 8G inchea m hngth.
750 athletes took ¡»art in th«« two-
o|M'i at ion ate catfish which ap-
fer from
Momia, (
pear to U« plentiful. Additional rena trout is as rapid ns that I leal cd six
lour inch« •x in day affair. Tin Class "B” division
plantings Of bass nnd bluegill will mud«- by butchery icurvd fish k«-pt winning th«« high jump at idem l«'d the entry list with 27 trams,
Class "A" was wcond with 22 an«!
Is- maile In Cot Inge Grove rewr- under ideal conditions.
to head tin« performance
the Class "C" squads totaled 14.
voir this spring. Th«« fish arc
Bcfon« stocking Doreria reser- men Hi- also run a close
acined from small Willamette val
All of tile defending champions
agents made oxygen in the high hurdles. Sop
ley imnds used by th«' game com content and tem|x'ralmc studies Merv Brock's showing in th«« hun- arc expected to ta« on hand to dr.
mission for rearing vvmm w.iti-r
Medford easily
ynrd dash was just almut fend their
er to determine its
game fish. Average length lor year around suitability tor trout.
to Miller's. The ex-state won the “A" championship last
Ashland nosed out Cottage
bass and bluegill stis'ked in Cot-
sprint champion, turned in
:O9.8 effort to tic the le-st time Grov«« in the "B” competition und
nlso |M>ison<*d Is-forc water was
inches.
Impounded by the army engineers. ¡ i-r made in tips event by a Pleasant Hill capture«! the “C"
title after a close race with Banks
wns
Nearby ! ><>r<'nii
Sutton. sophomore from and Creswell.
Light Is th«' task where many
The "B” and "C" divisions will
gvrllng rainbow trout, und It will
Homer । Ik'nd, hurled the Javelin 187 feet,
the toll.
I 4% inchea for another good mark lie run on April 2ft and the "A"
__—¡.by a new man. Duane Eby, vet- teams will tangle on Saturday,
April 21. Hendrickson als«> said
year each place winner
out of action last season becau*
of tin o|s ration, started his corn«
awarded a certificate of
tuick with a winning effort of 45 merit. In previous years only win-
I ning individuals and teams have
feet, 4'» inches.
Other pleasing performances by , been awarded ribbons.
The deadline for filing of en
Bcav«>rs included Lyle Dickey, 13
fret in the j>o!«« vault; Jerry Mc tries is April 16, the Monday prior ■
Cafferty. 22 fret, 2 inches in th«' to the m«'ct.
h roadjump;
1 Jclaney,
Ono num wonder« what tomorrow wiil bring,
M inches; and th«« distane«'
while the other look« to u secure future. And well
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Plume 72
Although no team scores w«r«'
k« pt, the Cottage Grove trackmen
I placed in most of the events to
make a creditable showing in the
Willamette Relays at Salem Sat
urday.
In all, there were 900 athletes
rept« renting 10 colleges and 41
high school# in the competition.
The diivsions wore collegiate, high
school senior, and high school
novic««. A student who had re-
«■eived his letter in track was in
th«« senior division, while the
novice division was for non-letter-
men.
The hurdle races
the
strongest events for the Lions, as
Jim Webb won his high hurdk'
heat, and Ray Simonsen placed
second, and Ken Sloan came in
third in their respective races.
Webb’s winning time was 16.1 sec
onds. which is considered very
good for this early in the season.
The Grove runners also were in
top form for the shuttle hurdles
race
Clarenc«« Smith join«-d
Webb, Simonsen, and Sloan in a
winning performance.
In the 440-yard relay, Albany
nosed the Lions out of first place
MT. VIEW
Mrs. Walter Dowens, 33FI1
Thurs., April 12, 1351
Tip to motorists Say it with
Remember the busiest man is
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the happiest man.
by six inches. Members of the
Lion team were Doyle Higdon.
Marvin Hayes, Ben Hillikcr, and
Jim Webb.
In other running events, th«' 880
relay team f Higdon, Hilliker,
Webb. and Griffith
Varnoni
plac« ' third behind Albany and
Kia« Mh Falls, an«i the distance
medley quartet came in third in
a field of 16 teams.
Doyie Higdon was the top broad
jumper of the «lay as he t«x>k the
senior division title with a leap
of 20 feet 1 inch. Another winner
was Ray Arthur who came away
with the crown in the javelin
event, novice division. He hurled
the spear 156 feet 2 inches. Also
in the novice division was Wes
Malcolm who placed third in the
pole vault.
Next on the schedule for the
varsity trackmen is a dual meet
at Albany Thursday afternoon.
Freshman and sophomore runners
will compete at Springfield Fri
day. On«- of the top high school
m«?ets in the '.tate is the Hayward
Relays, which is scheduled to be
held nt the University of Oregon
April 20 and 21.
Lion Nne Tris ì
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On Friday, April 6, the yell
leaders of the Mount View grade
school entc-rtained the boys of the
It was a
basketball team with a wiener
roast. Everyone reported a good tage Grove baseball sqix J '
time.
day afternoon as they ro.
The regular meeting of the over Willamette high, 27-0.
Mount iew Extension club will be I
Top hitter for the game was
held at the Giange hall on Friday,
April 13. The lesson oon “Home Dick Dobbins, who made four
made Ready Mixes’’ will be given singles out of five times at bat
by Mrs. William Pcrini an«l Mrs. Jack Siebert and Lowry Hoyer
George Gunn. At this meeting of handl««d pitching chores for the
the Extension club we will ballot Lions, and they also turned in
g«»d performances at the plate, I
<m our next year's lessons.
both slamming home runs. Siebert
Also we will have the luncheon
hit three out of four times, while
tickets for the Spring Festival,
1 foyer connected twice out of
May 4. They are one dollar each, three tries.
Many a man is forced to turn
Paced
by
Lowry
Hoyer
who
so if you want a ticket bring your
over a new leaf because his
During the Lion half of the sec
chalked up an 83, the golfers of money as they must be in by April
can read him like a book.
ond inning. 11 runs crossed the [
Cottage Grove union high school I 15.
plate, breaking the back of the'
placed second in th«« sc«-ond round
Mrs. Leonard Layng's father, Willamette will to resist. The ।
of tlie WiHamette Valiev golf
Mr. Parks, passed away at a Eu fourth inning was another debacle -
tournamen* held at the local gene hospital Sunday. We wish to
as the Lions made 10 more runs, i
course Friday.
take this opportunity to extend
With a team score of 457, the our sincere sympathy to the Lay-
The Lions made 27 runs. 21 hits |
l.ion golfers were well ensconced I ngs and Parks families.
and no errors, while Willamette
in runner-up position as Medford
had no runs, 3 hits, an*d 9 errors
Dr. and Mrs. Andy Sears of
walked away with top honors
with 4(16 and Lniversity high was ¿ac>«onville. Fla., arrived Satur-; The next game tor tne local I
lads will be against St. Francis -
................
well
behind in third with 474. day for an extended visit with his i Friday on the Lion diamond.'
other teams participating includ- brother and sister, C. B. Sears and Game time is 3 p.m.
ed Corvallis 482, Eugene 509 and Mr and Mrs- L K- Bmmfield. Dr.
Marshfield 517. The Springfield S*“1-” ls 00 a lcclurc ’°ur of many
squad failed to finish the 18 holes, i
S- c'6es«
Low score was turned in by Ed । Barbara West of Latham was a
We have your dinh I m
Oldfield of Medford. He shot a w-eek end guest of her cousin,
for t It e building y ou
3 under par 71. Teammate Phil Sharon Lee Tanner.
are planning.
Getche) placed second with a 79,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nelson of
TITAN, HORNET
while ^yrri Claussen oi CfcFvaJlis Springfield visited Friday ___
AND MALL
w-ith 81, and Hoyer
their daughter and family, Mr.
behind.
and Mrs. R. M. Seaver.
The fastest cutters
Malcolm Scott with 91 was sec-
Mrs. George Layng was very
Both with new Features.
ond low man on the l.ion squad, pleasantly surprised Saturday with
See the latest out before
w hile Bob Sedergren shot 93: Jim a birthday dinner arranged for her
you buy.
Stuart, 94; and Dale Sears. 96.
by her children. Guests were Mr.
The same teams will compete and Mrs. Milton Layng. Carol
Lightest and Cheapest
1’er Horse Power.
again Friday and Saturday this Ann. George a^d’Da
time at Corvallis, and the follow- I --
-
Mrs. Curtis
Annand of Bremerton.
Enjoy Falling and Bucking
ing week they will play at Laurel- ' Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Butte Mooney
with Titan. Hornet ani Mall
wood in Eugene.
of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Hen
Power Saws
ry Snauer, Dean and John. Mrs.
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Ralph Snauer. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
SE ASt >N W EDN ESDA Y
Layng and Walda Jane, J, A.
The New Improved
All women who play golf arc . Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
COX
CHIPPER CHAINS
i Layng, Darlene. Duwayne and
invited to take part in the in-
Estimates and
for faster cutting.
augural of the local golf season j Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Layng.
Mr. and Mrs. Erle Thomas, and
Fits any make of saw.
Suggestions
Wednesday, April 18. at the Cot
Mr.
and Mrs. W. N. Dowens.
tage Grove course. Play will begin
849 No. Lane St.
The regular meeting of the
at 1 p.m.
Neighborly Neighbors club of
1 Block Behind Del’s
! Mount View was held at the home
Steak House.
Many a small boy is the kind of
of Mrs. A. B. Cochrane, on Wed-
Phone 739-1
a kid his mother wouldn't want
' nesday April 4. The next meeting
him to play with.
j will be at the home of Mrs. Ken
neth Denker on April 18. Come pre
Education probably won't make
us all leaders, but it can teach us pared to work on quilts.
The Mount View P.T.A. will
which leader to follow.
- hold the regular meeting at the
1 school Thursday April 12 at 7:30
p.m.
Mrs. Curtis Annand of Bremer
ton, Wash., arrived Thursday to
visit several days with her mother.
Mrs. George Layng.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Layng.
Carol Ann, George and Danny of
Door
Boring, Oregon visited over the
Door
week end with Mis. George Layng
Hardware
and other relatives.
Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. Butte Mooney of
Springfield wen« week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. N, Dowens.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson and
two children of Eugene wore
guests Saturday of Mr. Nelson’s
sister and family. Mr. and Mrs.
lliway 99 North
Phone 180
R. M. Seaver. On Sunday another
brother of Mrs. Seaver's, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Nelson and two
daughters, were visitors They are
also from Eugene.
Lion Golfers Take
Second in Match
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