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4 Thur*., Mur. 18, IWA'I The Ni nlimi, (otticgc Gime, Oregon ' Page .3 • - ■ ■»OR'rs Cleaners Ahead In Seventh Week Bowlinng League and 537. The Cleaners tixik two of the three games. Kelly'* scored fhc win* when they were victors two to one over Grove Tavern and took three g irne* from the Bank. Kelly worl d high for in* team in »Ingles and sei let, 186 and 498, with the Bank and was high again with 50.1 serie» in tin' games wrth tin- Cirove Tav ern. In tiie latter game* Nixon held high NinglcMi. 208, while Ben nett had 197 «ingle* and Brice 4H0 sei les for Grove Tavern. In the Kelly-Bank game*, Sturges held high singles 163 and Gum 428 lor t lu- Bank. Won Standing*: 14 Cart tage Grove Cleaners 11 Cottage Grove HccrciiHon 10 The Cleaner* me -Uli ahead In the IkAvling league with two moi'- wins to their credit this week, giv ing (hem u total <>t I I Rccrruth n pulled away from Gordon's In the Ila of hist wok while Kelly's Mm - ket won five games which tied them with Gordon's for t|ih d place. ea<-h wiih ten points. 'i high for single* An r nnd scored by Puiki In the Clcune. - Reet cut ion g imo when he scored 217 and 549 tor K'-lly’s Market the Cleaner*. Jackson was not fai Flint National Bank lx-hlnd for Recreation with 2< I 10 O'BRIEN’S STORE Local Team Enters Willamette Relays Willamette University. Salem. (Special) A total of 100 high schcxils and 20 colleges and uni versities more than 21MM) athletes in all will comfX’to in the second annual Willamette Relays track carnival set for McCullock Field Saturday, April 5th. With basketball out of the way, tra<k workout* will soon ix- tl» onici of th< day ni the high chooi. Coach Dusen be cry has announced that ;dx»ut sixty candi- dates had reported for practice Cottage tirine high whooi will including ten returning lettermen. send a full track train to the He made no comment on the pll.S event, according to Coach Boh Mbillties of n winning team Diinrnberry. This will Include two season and indicated that a wjn- nlng squad would depend on how Vtilhumttc relays, Boyle Higdon, fast his pr< sent material develop broad Jump, and Ray Arthur, Jave ed. lin. The track meet schedule in 10U Races clude* eight nii-ctx ending with The mammoth show will include the state meet at Corvallis May 100 races every one a final. That 18 and 17. means that 100 athletes will wear Tin' mwt »rh -duli- Inc'udoa: first-place ribbons, and in addition March 31, Roseburg, ihr-rv, In- there wit! be a big field for the elude* both the vaisity and jv*. field events. April at Willamette Salem. Colleges entered are Central April 10, Springfield here. Washington. College of Idaho, April io; Hayward relays ut Eu- Photo by Clark Htudk> Eastern Oregon, George Fox, gene. Pictor <1 above I, the champhm J<ffer»on Cub hoop squid that recently won the Lettermen’* tourney Lewis and Clark, Linfield, Olym April 21. Invitational meet for the third time In a row. (Kneeling, left to right) Craig Hh kok, manager; Don Haye*, Ronald Klee, Don pic Junior College, OCE, Oregon with Oakridge, Willamette, Unl- Heck, Doti Lunau, Byron Angell, Jm Grigg», manager. (Standing, left to rigtit) Bud Neal, coach; Jim State, OSC Frosh, Pacific, Uni vt rMiy high of Eugene and Cot- versity of Oregon, Oregon Frosh, Nkhuls, < alvln Bulk v, Joe Mc< la re an, Greg Stewart. Pete Siunnu rs and Jess FaaoM, coach. Two team tage Grove competing. Portland University. University of May 3. county meet at Eugene inentbcm absent when the pa-tun was taken ire Frank Miller and Jerry Garvin. Washington, V a n p o r t College, May 9, district meet at Eugen' Western Washington, Whitworth Hayward field. and Willamette. May 18-17, state meet Few are the high schools in Ore valM*. gon not entered in the meet. They Returning lettermen: Ray Ar- total 92 in all. thur and Wayne Smith, javlin and High schools from the state of shot put. Clarence Smith, hurdles; lineal boxing and wrestling fans ■ -------------------- Ml------ Washington include Auburn, Bat Don Pyatt, Jim Wil ;on. sprints; Marvin Hayes, middle distances; •saw plenty of excitement Tuesday Lrove won the lettermen's grade tle Grounds, Centralia, Clover .■hool basketball tournament at (Continued from page 1) Park, Kelso. Lewis and Clark, Norman Bechtold, distance*; mght at the annual FFA smoker the high school gym Thursday Doyle Higdon, broad jump nnd staged in the high school gym. The i der the plan to rid the government (Spokane), Mount Vernon and night for the third year and per sprints; Wes Malcolm and J. C. event was opened to the public Vancouver. manent possession of the trophy. of duplication. The main idea, ac I dry. jxilc vault; Ken .Mathis, poi and the net proceeds from the cording to his explanation, was Culp Creek was the runner up in anoker went to the FFA fund. vault and broad jump. Bill Fell, 1950 PCC 100-yard the final game and Latham won that a «financial matters concern Boxing results were as follows the consolation game in the first ing all departments would be cen dash champion, returns to the , Eugene Cox won over Phillip WH- squad this season after missing tered in a finance department. event of the evening. son. Bill Duer won over Bill San- a year with a leg injury, He is Mr. Siegenthaler said his main Presentation of the trophies defur. Dick Duer won over Ton co-holder of the Webfoot school The Cottage Grove fire depart Black. Dick Doremus won ove.' was made by Maurice Kreutz, objection to the present system record at 9.5 seconds. ment will be pigeon keepers soon. Richard La Blue. Jim Pynch drew head high school basketball coach, was that "You cannot place the It has volunteers! t> assist the with D. Newton. Alvin Roby won and the captains of the three win responsibility. There is no integra Oregon’s 1952 baseball squad Salem Racing Pigeon club in re over Ken Culm. Joel Pynch won ning teams accepted th? trophies tion. In a business you must be has one of the few brother bat aide to plqce responsibility, and it in behalf of the schools they rep over Ray Chapman. Steuart Berge leasing crqtcs of the birds some teries in Northern Division his won over Geary Crabb. Ray Duer resented. First trophy presented should be that way in government. tory. Bill Bottler pitching and Ron time in May in Cottage Grove. went to Latham as winner of the At the courthouse now everything The department received a let won over Jerry Montgomery. Don Bottler catching. ter recently fom the club telling Tracy won over Jay Williams, consolation game. Culp Creek was is kissed off to someone else." presented second place trophy and Mr. Warlick, speaking again, ex Everybody reads the classified ads over Dean Al- th,it the town had been picked Doyle Higdon won the Jefferson Cubs the champion plained that the plan was adopt for a second and third release bright. ed by the state legislature in 1945 In the wrestling events: Doyle ship trophy. point. The pigeons will be shipfxxl and is controlled by state law. here In crates and will lx- re Higdon won over Jerry Montgom All-stars Named Following the awarding of the Non-Political leased. They will fly Ixick to Sa ery. and Jim Pynch won over Wes Malcolm. Tuo brothers, Jay arid trophies, Wallace Ciochetti. head lem. In answer to a charge that the John Wilson, comjioscd a wrestling time keeper of the tournament, C of C should not be mixed up in Oregon has won 237 Northern team to battle against Dan Pyeatt announced 10 all-star players, who politics. Mr. Warlick said that Division basketball games and and Bill Dcnhan*. The team event were named as the unanimous the idea was to get government choice of the coaches. These play out of politics. lost 200 in 30 years of competition was a draw. for second place in the all-time Tire smoker was staged under ers were: Greg Stewart of Jeffer "We don’t care whether a man league standings. the direction of Robert Wright, son; Don Smith of Disston: Ed is a republican or democrat, only Waiton of Cieswelf and Dean ag instructor. Crammer of Culp Creek. Three we do care if he is a good man,” Oregon's Ken Hunt scored 218 other all-stars missed a unani he said. points during the 1952 season to Oregon's Chuck Missfeldt is the "What we want is to get the become the second highest scorer second Duck to win the NCAA mous vote by one and were: Mal in the Wobfoot's conference his Javelin throw. Bobby Parke was colm Clark of London: Bob Peters measure on the ballot, then the tory. Roger Wiley's 235 in 1949 the champion in 1931 and Miss of Latham and Maryl Dilbeck of people can discuss and decide if Mount View. Three others select- they want to vote for or against tops the list. feldt earned his first in 1951. ed among the 10 are in order of the plan at the primary. votes received: Don Lunau. Jeffer Asked about increase in costs son: Don Bowden, Creswell: Ron due to a change-over to the man ald Rice, Jefferson. ager plan, Mr. Siegenthaler ad Latham won over Dorena in the mitted that bigger salaries would have to be paid for a good man-1 preliminary game 20 to 17. ager and good department heads. The score: However, he said, the fact that I>>rena (17) Latham (20) D. Chaffee..........f...... Simmons, 4 good men are in the job means Ci-awford, 7 .....f....... Peters, 4 that they can save the county Ellison. ............ c..... Matthews, 7 money. Asked as to the power of the B. Harris, 2 ... g.......... Bryson, 4 L. Kelly, ......... g..... . Hammond manager in awarding contracts, Subs: Dorena: Nilhaus, Owen, Mr. Todd explained that all con- 6; Violette. Wallace, 2; M. Wal- tracts or purchases were let by lace. Latham: Case. 1; Zindell, bids—that the manager had no authority to purchase, and that Chapman, Roberts, B.-oughtan. I the board itself created a purchas- Score of the final game: ' ing agency. Jefferson (25) Culp Creek ( Nichols, 4 ___f____ Crammer. 3 Speaking on what he called "the r SHELL OtL DISTRIBUI TOC Stewart, 7 ___ f ....... . Bisdell sad experience of Cottage Grove p PHONE-250 Godard. 3 with the manager plan” Warlick Lunau, 2 4TH & TAYLOR Kelly said that "perhaps your case was Hayes. 2 8 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON ... Vaughn one of personalities, as there is Rice, 4 . g Su? ; Cubs: Summers, Heck, 2: nothing wrong with the plan. Bailey. 2; Angell. 2. Culp Creek: Hefner. 2; Dean, 1; Cooper, Bright- well, 3; Violette. Raymond. Referees who officiated during the tournament were membe:s of the high school basketball squad and included: Wes Malcolm. J. C. Isley. Lowell Radway, Clarence Smith, Ray Duer, Doyle Higdon and Ray Chapman. FFA Smoker Draws Jefferson Cubs Win Basketball Tourney Local Fan Interest Third Year, Get Trophy for Keeps CELI* ( KEEK (BY THE BRIDGE) A friendly place to trade. Co. Manager Plan (iroceries, Meata, BcveragcH Prrixhubh* foods kept in our modern refrigeration cawH for your protection. Firemen to Assist In Pigeon Races TIRED OF THAT CANNED STUFF? « Track Season To Open March 31 For High Schoo! JUST PHONE We’re referring to music, natch —Anyhow— We ain’t pro’s but we can plunk out a pretty good tune. 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