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Metro Gridders Switch Starters For Shrine Tilt entine L PORTS í* Ï PHONE 555 OR 556 trovers Sandbag Riddle 22-6,9-3 n Sunday Doubleheader; 2nd Spot Cottage Grove nabbed No. 21 Another circuit clout, this time in the Evergreen League Sun- by Tracy, and a triple gave Cot- O alternoon when the locals tage Grove a 4-3 margin, enough lobbered host Riddle in a double to win the contest. ' thi2racketh 7le Crt^k Another homer by Tracy in the ■ads pack t* with a 7-1 L? the hiPhr ' J record. fifth netted a tally and four more hirh iL .during markers in the sixth gave Cottage huh the locals smashed nine Grove Grove an an pasv easy win w in Tmrv'c Tracy's dnnhin double ame runs. Cottage Grove led all homers represented the big hits le way. Riddle pounded out a for Grove. ame run and a single to nab four II E Minters, while CG collected six CG 060 5.38 24 2 lilies off homers by Wyant. Ells- Riddle 040 5 4 orth and Wicks plus three Wicks & Ellsworth. Rid ngles. die McCawley, Humphrey Both teams were blanked in the Vselton. lird frame, but Riddle garnered II E vo runs in the fourth while the 112 014 0 9 9 1 Cals pounded out two more cir- I Riddle 030 000 0 3 6 4 lit clouts, by Wicks and Stewart, Stewart & Fox. Riddle id added a couple of singles for Gillespie & James. Ve markers. coring Ended This ended Riddle's scoring, but ottage Grove didn't stop. Grove talked up three more in the fifth ame, aided by Tonole's home in. and grabbed eight more, talked by twin home runs by Alcolm and another four baggei / Wicks, in the sixth before Rid- e flicked in the towel on the rst contest. Pitcher Harold Wicks held the g club for Cottage Grove, as he Minded out three homers and a iple. The second tilt was a little more Jen, and Cottage Grove had to »me from behind the the third ame. CG tallied once in the first •ame and Fox's home run in the •cond frame gave the locals two tarkers. Riddle, however, collect- 1 a triple and two singles in the cond for a 3-2 lead. nother Homer Baseball Tilts Continues Play The big game comes up this Thursday when the undefeated Presbyterians meet the heavy hit ting Church of Christ team as both teams risk their undefeated sta tus. Next Wednesday the league leading and defending champion Methodists will meet the Presby terians in another important game. The Methodists downed the Knights of Columbus 9-5 in a "ood game and the Church of Christ won the first forfeited game of the season from the Free Meth odists. The Episcopalians gave the Methodists a battle for five inn ings with a 1-1 tie and then the Methodists pushed across nine runs to win 10-1. < III RCH SOFfBALL LEAGl E W ON LOST Methodists i Presbyterians Church Christ ' Episcopalians I Free Meth. ' Knights Baptists 4 .3 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 .3 .3 3 3 1000 l(XX) l(XX) 250 250 (MX) (MX) NEXT WEEK’S (¡AMES Before you sfart O making your check list of^Ss? , vacation gear, make a check of your health needs. Are you almost out of yoer allergy prescription, vitamins, first aid supplies? Are you feeling in ship-shape condi tion? If you are not, it would be wise to see the family doctor now. He may prescribe medicines to re lieve troublesome conditions assum ing you of a much happier, more carefree vacation. For fine pre scription service, for all your vaca tion health needs, come to us. YOUR PHARMACIST (Phil) Varley's Rexall Drugs (Formerly Kem’s) th & Main Phone 82 Thursday (July 281 Presbyterians vs. Church of Christ Monday Baptists vs. Episcopalians Wednesday Methodists vs. Presbyterians Thursday Free Methodists vs. Knights of Columbus JI NTOR BASEBALL LEAGI E WON LOST % Yankees l(XX) 2 0 Giants 1 1 500 5(X) i Dodgers 1 , Red Sox (XX) 0 2 The boys from 12-15 in the South Lane Recreation baseball program are divided into four teams for intra-city play. A round robin play has been scheduled. The result of the first week's play: Red Sox 5 Yankees 9 I lodgers 6 Giants 4 Dodgers 4 Yankees 13 Giants 5 Red Sox 3 If elected, I shall see to it that every man has a square deal, no less and no more. — Theodore Roosevelt NEW CHAMPION BLUE STREAK OUTBOARD MOTOR FISHIN' ny n PORTLAND, (Special» A change in the Metropolitan team roster for the eighth annual Shriners hospital all star football game, scheduled for August 20 in Multnomah stadium here, has been announced by Eugene W. Fergu son, deputy police chief of Port land and the game's managing director. Ferguson said he had been ad vised that Bob Grant. Beaverton end. would be unable to partici pate in the game and that Head Coach Tom DeSylvia of the Metros had selected Morris Arnston of Portland's Cleveland high as his I replacement. Arnston stands 6 feet, 2 inbhes I and weighs 225 pounds DeSylvia said Arnston played tackle for Cleveland last year and will al ternate at tackle and end for the Metros. Meanwhile preparations for the annual gridiron classic continued to mo\e ahead of schedule, and the advance sale of $3 reserved seats was still well in front of the same time a year ago, Ferguson reported. Choice seats are still available and can be obtained by writing Shriners' All Star Foot ball headquarters. Masonic temple, 1119 S.W. Park Avenue, Portland. Chet Duncan, director of the hour-long pageant preceding the kick-off reported that approxi mately 50 musical and marching units will take part in the color ful pre-game festivity. Nearly 2,(XX) persons, all in uniform, will be on the field. The units come from all parts of Oregon and Washington, travel ing here at their own expense to take part in the pageant, which has become one of the most pop ular features of the game. The contest pits outstanding 1954 senior performers of Port land area high schools against the best 1954 seniors from high schools throughout the state. The State squad will be coached by Lee Gustafson, who piloted South Salem to a tie for the state grid title last year. He will lie assisted by Dutch Kawasoe of Vale and Fred Speigelberg of Medford. SOI TH LANE RECREATION. INC. WEEK OF JI LY 2!» - A( G. 4 FRIDAY: Swimming - 9:15-11:30 Red Cross lessons Swimming . 1-5 & 7-9 Recreation swimming Baseball . 9-11 National League practice at Kelly field Baseball . 9-11 American League practice at the high school Baseball . 1-4 Little league games at Kelly field Girls Activities - 1:30-3:30 at high school Park supervision - 1-4:30 Band - 1:30 Beginning band practice Band - 2:30 Intermediate band practice Band - 7:30 Community band practice I lance . 8 31 k 11 Teen-age dance at Jefferson gym Lake Washington's Gold Cup Race Scheduled Aug. 7 OSC Mails Out Ticket Orders For Grid Games Page 3 tvallis against Brigham Young1 Thiirs., July ’»8, 1955 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon university of the Mountain Statist i conference. opened up by these operations Other Corvallis contests include were from 1 to 15 miles per j the homecoming affair against stream, with a rough average of Washington State on Octobl 5 miles per stream. and the November 5 game with Idaho. The "Civil War" dash i Logging operators and compa More than 285 miles of new [ against Oregon will be played at nies ccxiperated wholeheartedly in gravel homes were made available clearing debris which had collect Eugene on November 19. Two season tickets will be avail, this past winter to trout, salmon, ed through their logging opera able for Orange fans this fall. and steelhead by the removal of tions. and in many instances, co Season ticket "A" includes the barriers which were blocking fish operative projects were carried Stanford game at Portland, the , migrations, is the word from Walt out with logging concerns in clear three Corvallis games and tin Ryckman. chief of stream clear- ! ing log jams and other debris. Oregon game at Eugene, all for ance, Oregon State (¡ame Commis. I $17.50. Season ticket B" includes sion. According (o Ryckman, it’s the three Corvallis tilts for $10.no , »x'en a busy winter tor stream Individual game tickets < re- clearance crews, with the removal servedi are $3.50 tor the Stanford. ol log jams which ware holding Propane Appliances Washington State and Idaho back migrating fish headlining the games. $3.(X) for Brigham Young operations. Other improvement op erations included the removal of and $4.00 for l >regon. Biggest draw ing appeal for ' abandoned splash or other dams, l )SC s 1955 football is new coach removal ot old fish racks, remodel Prothro and his young staff com ing of broken or inadequate fish |x>sed of Stud Stapleton, Bob Zel- ways. and the clearance ol several inka, Bob Watson and Dick large slides. Twenge. The Beavers have 26 Throughout the state, more lettermen returning to learn Pro- than 57 streams or their tribu thros vaunted single-wing attack, 1 taries have Ix-en cleared of one as employed by PCI A. Beaver Obstacle or another which were CoHage Grove Gas Co. fans are eX|>ected to turn out blocking steelhead and salmon Phone »2 in large numbers if Prothro can from reaching the upper spawn develop a winning complex in his ing areas. The area of streams first campaign. New Housing Units For Migrating Fish Strong challengers tx'ing devel oped bv California sportsmen will give a "new look" to the 48th run OREGON STATE COLLEGE, ning of the Gold Cup Race on Seattle's Lake Washington Aug- Cotvallis, July Several thousand j ust 7. ticket applications for Oregon With a full field of 12 boats Stat, s 195,5 home football games assured and with as many as 22 have iwen mailed out to piosftec- " possible" hydroplanes attempting five ticket purchasers, it was an to qualify the 1955 running of nounced Thursday by Jim Barratt, the gruelling 90-mile race looms athletic business manager. as the best in the 48-year history Those who wish to apply for of the Kentucky Derby on W.i- tickets by mail are asked to send I ter”. their orders to Coliseum ticket One of the California challeng offiee. Corvallis, Oregon. Ordeis ers is Fury, a new craft being are now being accepted. Tickets . built in Los Angeles by Ray Craw will go on sale over the counter at ford of Mexican road-race and the following agencies after Sep- su|>ermarket fame, and Howard temls i 6 J K. Gill's and Joseph- Guidovlenko, the mechanical w iz- Luc as Music Mart, Portland, Phil ard who put the world champion Smalls downtown store. Wagners engines of the Slo-Mo-Shuns to j restaurant and the Elks chib. gether several years ago. The I Corvallis: Steinbeck's Pharmacy . ! Fury has a new Allison H-4 Asto: i; Barrett's Sporting Goods, engine. Crawford himself will Albany : W i c k 1 u n d Sporting Goods. Salem: Jack and Jill Shop. probably pilot the craft. .Oregon City; and Reeves Clothing Breathless Is llo|M*ful The other California hopeful is store, Lebanon. The football Beavers, under new the Breathless, owned by J Phillip Murphy of Oakland, California. coach Tommy Prothro, play three The Breathless, which was enter games at Corvallis and one in A ginooine statesman should be ed in the 1954 Gold Cup but failed [Portland this fall The only Port on his guard, to make the course by race time land apix'aiance tor a night game Ef he must hev beliefs, not to against Stanford is on Saturday. because of engine trouble, has a blieve 'em tu haid. new three barrelled carburetor J September 24. Season opener for J. R. Lowell 1 hooked up which should make up OSC is on Septemlx'r 17 at Cor- for the craft's horsepower defici ency in trials last summer. The positive California threat is something new to the Gold Cup Race which had been practically a Detroit River operation for two decades until the Slo-Mo-Shuns oi Seattle's Stan Say res came along in 1950. Now the race is the cli max of a 10-day Seattle maritime Madri Gras, the Seafair. Sayres, whose Slo-Mo IV set the world’s speed mark of 178 49 REGULAR • SUPER • GENTLE miles [>er hour in 1952, has won the Gold Cup Race live years run waves gentler in ning. The Slo Mo IV took the little as 10 minutes American Power Boat Association challenge cup in 1950, 1952 and because almost 1/3 is 1953. The sister-ship Sl-Mo V took the race crown in 1951 and 1954. Oil Creme base (patented) The fastest water s]x>rt known COMPLETE WITH BOB PINS $|5Q to man, the Gold Cup race adds up to 90 miles at 1(H) m.p.m. Ite- AND NECK CURLERS I.........„ fore the world's greatest sports audience: some 400,000 to 500,(XX) spectators line over 20 miles of 6 OTHER NUTRI-TONIC REFILLS FOR USE WITH shoreline around Lake Washing ton and jam thousands of boats CONVENTIONAL CURLERS on a four mile log boom to v iew the race. 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