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My Martin Wins Summer Coif Tourney POUTS PHONE 555 OK 55« In Protested Game Cottage Groxe's American league (ages 11 and 151 basetiall team scored 11 runs in the first three innings of a game against Dunham Motors Willamette Saturday, but lost 12-11 The game is under protest, however. The two teams were tied at Il li in the seventh inning Gene Nossaman had walked. Crai • Han sen singled and pitcher Larry Carr had been walked to 1< id the bases for Grove. Loren Mathis hit the ball in front of h;m and it bounced foul, but the base umpire called it an infield fly None of the runners heard the ruling until the umpire repeated it a second time and then they ran By that time, however, the catcher had the hall and started a double play Coach Donn Gassaway protested the ruling and is awaiting a de cision from the powers that be. Grove's big inning was the third. when eight runners piled across home plate. Every man in the lineup scored in that inning, ex cept shortstop Harold Hurst. Nossaman. Hansen and Mike Heckman each scored a pair of runs during the game Hansen was the heavy hitter for the local club, collecting three hits for four times at bat. Carr hit 2 for 4 and Math is was credited with a pair of singles for five trips to the plate. Grove's runs were the result of nine hits, nine walks and six errors. Fourteen opposing battel’s were walked, «hile they collected only five hits. Urine's lineup: H B Mathis. If Heckman, cf Roe. c VanNort« ick, cf Vogler, lb Hurst, ss Nossaman. 3b Hansen. 2b Carr, p Linescore: CG 128 Dun. 230 000 024 i 2 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 11 4 4 4 4 3 2 4 4 34 00 01 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 2 9 11 12 616 Main Phone 309 WATCH THIS SQUARE EACH WEEK CHAMBERS OUTDOOR STORE Cottage Grove, FOR OUR 2 COLUMN SPECIAL HARDBALL MITTS Reg. $5.95 Now $4.95 Reg. $9.95 Now $7.95 Reg. $12.95 Now $9.95 Reg. $15.95 Now $12.95 I BASEBALLS Now $ .98 Reg. $1.20 BATS Reg. $3.00 Now $1.98 Reg. $ 1.00 Now $ .75 Lefty Martin lecame the Sum mer Handicap Champion at Ken Omlid's Cottage Grove Golf course by defeating Bob Gasper and Glen Mcumbrac in 18 hole medal play Sunday. Martin, who won the sec-, ond flight in the tournament to move into the playoff, shot a 74-5 for a net score of 69 Gasper and Alcumhrac tied with a net score of 73 Gasper, who won the champ flight, shot 76-3 for 73 and Alcumhrac. winner of the first flight, had an 89-16 In consolation play. Pat Rick ard defeated l,eo Rickard 2 up in the second flu kt. Joe Crepeau «on the first flight by default from Darrel East burn, ( c ant Lovegren had previously beaten Hap Wolfard 2 up for the champ consolation. The Cottage Grove 22 man team will play a I aurei« ood team at the I.aurelwood course in Eugene Sunday. Grove Youngsters Win in Eugene ’Baseban leagues Hun+inq Rules At Public Hearing Hunting regulations will* high light a public hearing to be held at 10 am on July 13 at the ot- fices of the Oregon State Gan - Commission for the setting of th- 1956 tentative rules. Seasons, bag limits, and other rules for the taking of elk. deer antelope, upland game birds, and furbearing animals will be dis cussed at this meeting All ir terested persons are invited to at tend the hearing which is held at the commission's headquarte r at 16 I S W Alder in Portland Persons are advised that all sug gestions and «‘commendations should be submitted to the com mission in written form Howewi these suggestions may be stated orally at the hearing. Soon after the hearing is com pleted. the tentative regulations will be "en to the press. A sec ond hearing will be held July 27 to set the final regulations, at which time objections to the ten tative regulations can be voice! by the public. Women's Golf Club Initiates at Luncheon Umqpua Salmon Still cn Increase For the fourth straight year the spring salmon migration on the Umpqua river has held the s pot- light with a record number of fish passing the counting lioard at Win chester dam up to mid-June. Records kept by Bill Pitney, game commission fishery biologist at Roseburg, show that this year's run has surpassed all previous runs to the mid-June date and may be a record breaker if the present trend continues since there is still better than a month to go on the spring run counts From mid-May to mid-June. 4.500 adult fish and 740 jacks were tallied at the counting sta tion The previous high for a sim ilar period occurred in 1955 when • 171 adults and 763 jacks W* • «.tinted By the June 15 date, the 1956 migration stood at 7,186 fish. 1.200 more than had ever been seen at a similar date in previous ye irs of counting. The run to date is almost double the 1951 narrrt run when 3.617 fish were tallied Periodic sampling of the Chinook run by trapping at the counting Station OhOWI th it 11.3 per cent are marked fish from game com mission releases. Approximately 12 per cent of the anglers catch originated from game commission plants, comparing favorably to the ratio found at the dam. The «’inter steelhead count was completed on May 31 with the third highest tally in the It years that the counting station has been in operation The 1955-56 run stood at 10,211 steelhead and com pared favorably with the parent run of 10,635 steelhead tallied in 1951-52. (Continued from Page 1 I Wenodie. Wash.; 4i Buddie Peak, Tucson. Ariz. Saddle bronc riding It Hailey M ay, Deming, New Mex with 182 points toward the World Champ ionship; tie for second and third, George MenKenaire, Bums and Les Johnson, Omak, Wash : 4* Deb Copenhaver, Post Falls, Idaho. Brahma bull riding 11 Van Nadon, Canada with 177 points, 2i Buddie Peak with 173 points. 3* Billy Boag. 41 Bobby Robinson, Calgary, Canada. Saturday 'Winners Series SVUu L.C.F. Series 10000 Tandem Chevrolet Heavyweight Champs puller delivers 195 hp. 310 ft.-lbs. of torque! It’s the leader in its class for compact short-stroke de sign that delivers most horsepower per pound! New Powermatic Transmission!* Six fully automatic forward speeds virtually eliminate manual gear shifting on hills or in traffic! Revolutionary “Retarder-' gives safer downhill hauline. less brake wear' New Triple-Torque Tandems! Optional at extra cost in new Scries 10000 models, new Tripic- Torque Tandem hikes G.V.W.'s up to 32,000 lbs., G.C.W.'s up to 50.000 lbs.! New big-truck styling! That sleek, massive front-end styling reflects the POWER these new Chevies provide, helps build your business prestige! Modem features such as these spark all phases of performance. If big trucks are part of your business, well expect to see you soon! * Optional at extra cost in Series 5000 through 10O00 truck models. 'CHEVROLET> F Phone 771 to play in all weather, but it will tie house and garage together, im parting a larger, more attractive line to the home. If you choose to make the roof veur breezeway solid, cedar or Douglas fir decking will again do the trick Record of Sen. Morse Subject of GOP Book Electric Wiring Licensed Electrician» Roberts * Drury Ph. 444 Ph. 444 205 N. 9th St. Cottage Grove, Oregon sons have been able to take the time to examine Sen. Morses's voluminous and contradictory rec ord.” The book covers his “Absentee Record, Atomic Energy Develoi>- ment. Attacks on the Press, Fili buster Record. From Republican to Democrat. Foreign Affairs, Health, Highway Vote" etc. The research department of the Republican central committee has recently issued a lx»ok on the ■¡»ocumented Record of Senator Wayne Morse.'' The book sent to every newspaper in the state, is a compiled document of the rec ord of Sen Morse during his 11 years in the U. S Senate, first as a republican senator, then as a democrat. The introduction of the l>ook states. “Sen Morse has lieen able to silence many critics by asking them to look at his record, tl was relatively sate to make such an offer for few per Look for the Flame On I Main Co+tageGroveGasCo. 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Crane, Texas; 31 I.awrence DeWitt; 4i Bill Rush, Magdalena, New Mex ico. Sunday winners were: calf rop ing li I^iwrence DeWitt; 2» Monte Epps; 3* Buff Douthitt; 4* Ernest Mann, Eugene. Bull dog ging D Rudy Doucett; 2i Don Posey; 3* Glen Tyler; 4i Ted Reed, Colinger, Calif. Novelty riding was performed by Barbara Huntington of Eugene and Virginia Hadley of Indio. Okla The Lane County Sheriff's Posse went through precision drills for the enjoyment of the customers. The antics of clown Van Matera of Canadazand Max Berry of Eugene delighted many of the rodeo-goers. Page S The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon July Rodeo and every bit as modern ! New Loadmaster V8I This big- heavy-duty load ma to Waste most ever) building lot. but with a tew small inexp msne tricks, un used yard areas cm be turned into living and space The area between house and ga rage. difficult to landscai»*. and often just an awkward, open spot without purpose can become i zewav charming little terr; a floor Pavo the ground to a as von want with brick, concrete. anti w < hx I blocks or roof the area with western red cedar slats Perhaps vou «ill want to enclose part of the side with a trellis of slats for climbing vines or roses. The roof will be held aloft with cedar posts in the size you choose 2x4s or 4 x4s Not only will the family find use for this patio-breezeway In a variety of ways, for entertaining, relaving, and a spot for kiddies Members of the women's golf club met for a luncheon last Fri- day and initiated new members. The Cottage Grove teams which Winners of the Scotch Foursome are playing in the Eugene day played at the golf course last week athletic association have been were Mmes. Jim Dowis. Larry quite successful this season. Caswell. Curley Bukowski, Russell The International league of 9 to Woolcott, Margaret Spriggs, Rob 11 year olds leads its division w ith ert Moody, Bill Githens and Lula 4 wins and no losses The National Fleming. league consisting of 12 and 13 A play tournament is scheduled year olds is in 3rd place with 2 for next week Players may pick wins, 2 losses, and a bye The up a flag with score card now American league of 14 and 15 year You may choose your own part Oregon Traopers olds is in second place with 2 wins, ner. Rules of the tournament are Enjoy Good Year 2 losses, and 1 game in protest. • posted on the bulletin board. Oregon trappers again enjoyed a Runner-up in the medal play Soiith Lane Rec. j tournament last week was Mar- good year during the 1955-56 trap ping season despite a small slump Activity Schedule garet Spriggs. in the fur market that carried throughout the year. Recreational Swimming at the Church Softball Figures compiled by Chet Kebbe. pool, daily from 1 to 5 pm. and chief of furbearers. Oregon Game League to Start daily except Sunday from 7 to 9 Commission, show that 53,532 p.m. pelts brought a return of more A church softball league is being Girls recreation at Jefferson than $219,296 00 to the 1.598 li started, with the first games school, daily except Saturday and censed trappers during the 1955-56 scheduled for next Monday. At the Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. . , . . season. This is a drop of approxi- I Swimming lessons at the pool, fouJ 'ea^v9hu1?ch . ot mately $53.000.00 from the fur | & - - - 'God, Church of Christ, Presby- daily except Saturday and Sun of the previous season. terian, Episcopalian have enter returns day starting at 9:15 a.m. Muskrats lead in the number ] ed the league. If any other church Advanced Band Practice at the of pelts taken, numbering more I high school. Thursday and Tucs- intends to enter a team into the than all other fur animals com- | league. Donn Gassaway (Ph. dav, at 7:30 p.m. bined A total of 36,240 muskrat I Teen age dance at Jefferson 846J । should lie contacted. [>elts brought a return to trappers All games will be played on of $35,152.80. Malheur. Klamath, school. Saturday at 8:30 pm. Mondays and Tuesdays* Baseball and Lane counties were the lead CG American league team ing muskrat producing areas TOUX TEAM LOSES McKenzie (2 games! at Eugene, The beaver market held stable TO ALBANY BY FORFEIT starting at 1 p m . Saturday. at an average price of $11.90,1 The Cottage Grove Town base International League vs. bringing to the trappers $137.- Eagles at Skinners Butte, start- ball team was unable to field a 242.70 for the 11.533 beaver pelts team pt Albany Sunday, so for- i ing at 1:30 p.m., Saturday. taken. Lane county was the big CG National League‘”vs. Ki- ' feited the scheduled game. Their w- beaver producer with 1,690 taken, lulluwcu by Clatsop where lv u «r . I I wanis Jr Ems at Willamette, next scheduled game will .. followed trap- starting at 4:13 p.m.. Saturday. agauisf Junction City at KeHj s took lts and Columbia1 | CG Town Team vs. Junction Field, Sunday at 2 p.m . . — with 707 pelts. Citv at Kelly Field. 2 p.m Sunday. I Trappers took 2,890 mink for a MORE FAMILY Fl N CG American League vs. Moose | return of $39,621.90. Average1! Reds at Roosevelt. 5:30 p.m., Tues । There- is a strong trend towaijh price was $13.71. Clatsop. Lane.' I more family rooms in new homes, and Douglas counties were the top , day. says the West Coast Lumbermens mink producers. SOFTBALL PLAYERS NEEDED association National surveys sh^w Highest prices were brought by The Presbyterian church is field mone families- have group, hobbies otter pelts which sold for an aver ing a team in the new softball ¡and group Interests than ever bi- age pr ice of $20.65. However, only | league starting Monday , but needs j fore. Special rooms can be built 188 pelts were taken, bringing to a few more players. Any man or 1 out of attics, basements or porcliBs the trapper a little nlore than high school boy who desires to J and icmodeling is made simple if 3,880.00. play on that team should contact some easy-to-work softwood Eke Long haired fur animals were Douglas fir is used for framing, lightly trapped as their pelts had the church. paneling and builtins. Any week little value on the fur market. 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