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r- FT Grove Improves Its Shooting, But Loses to Millers BOWLING CITY LI M.l E 1 RID KY NIGHT LEAGUE Cub Scouts Give Pledge, Program At Hebron Grange Thur»., Feb. ÎL 1*7 The Sentinel. Cottage Grme^Oregon id cake for two meals Fifth de initiation will tie at 8 p.m. Misses Turn, Hits Standard Station .1 A< K TITI S ENTERS REAL ESTATE FIELD Jack Titus, until recently owner or,.Tutor of Grove Collection ,s formed a partnership ith Bill sanderson. Eugene real- >r. The ew ium, known as Sam as Realty, is at 1315 9'3 Grove Maid 11 21 McCoy Motors 19 Two California men. Bill Hai 30 CG Lumber w 15 ett and Wiliam Giese of Uki 17 । Grove 35 H ob iti al estate sales, homes, HEBRON Kimwood Mach. Calif., missed the turn at 9th i id ize m 15's 16' Bohemia Lbr. 36 48 Boy Scout week. 11 and industrial property about 3U bus me Cottage Grove built up a better Hamlow s Mkt. 17 PHONE 555 OK 55fi 15 Main Friday morning Bohemia Lo. ’ers 37 47 ot cub pack 300 of and ran into the side < >f the g, - as well as offering Boy Scouts Moose Lodge 21 ■ 11 41 li 4213 J B. Iwona d Ins. nroperty management the luit ham quite catching up. but creeping to but lost to Springfield's Millers Thrifty Stations 7 dard Oil station, doing damag 39 vs 4 I ' 3 Mt Baldy Lbr serv ices A sales staff lecturer's hour ron ¡range within 1 point twice and 2 or 3 at the free-throw line, hitting B&H Feed id of th. the south side of the building three Ixmgston TV took 33 » 3 50 *3 ev ‘o men and two worn- their piedi to the flag damaging a "coke’ machine points on several occasions. Lion only 6 on 10 Miller fouls, while Eagles Lodge four points rom a stubborn Bo- they 52 program. They pair were taken to the Cot and Boy center George Woodworth was Springfield hit 17 points or. 12 Hoyer Acct. s team to remain in hernia Logge 53 Harry 31 accompanied by forced to the sidelines early in Grove miscues last Saturday eve Knights of Col. >m first place in the Friday Night were Grove hospital, 65 19 Weatherly, leader. and the final period with his fifth per ning on the local court. The Lions Phone Lines n league Scot.ng honors went to won’t te ir when you cuts and into moved Nor- Grove Maid Dairy Weatherly, den mother, ah sonal foul and he was joined by out-shot the visitor» by hitting Bv Ed Estes Clint Brice with a 204-213-579 injuries. he rod i f vou cover a tie for top spot in the league man Ix ’ shley. assistant le The Outlaws managed to take Eugene’s No. 2 ranked Axemen Eugene's starting guard Dave Coe 19 field goals to 18 for Spring standing by blanking Phone Lines with the tn. r of an Collins, secretary; Mrs li overpowered Cottage Grove’s a few minutes later. The Grove field. The Millers were in front three points from Grove Court to tion of basic den and Mrs Collins. the Lions last Friday evening on the starting five had a total of 20 per 817 after a slow, cautious first 4-0 with Clint Brice's scores of move into second place. Hadley Iwshley Weatherly mothers. Eugene court, but not without a sonals called on them by the end period, but the Grovers roared 245-571. Arthur paced the Outlaws with a Sharon Hadley Arthur with three con- Russell and Clarice Lesh- feet in an et fort to struggle, as Coach Donn G<--a- of the game, and were skating on ahead by 6 at halftime 21-15, as secutive 189*567 scores and Joe 217-354. hsion with the buildinj way’s charges made a game of it extremely thin ice in the late Springfield suffered from "no- Old s 200 game playing for Me- rove trounced Mt. Baldy for Also in observance of the fam for three periods, finally bowing besketitis.’’ The third period Coy Motors hel|M‘d defeat Hoyer the full count of four points led All in all, the shooting for both wrapped up the ball games as the to the combined pressure >1 play by Innern Hess’s 209-559 series, ous birthdays in February and the left something to be de- Lions could only muster 6 points Accounting 3-1. ing two almost equally good Eu olut J B. Leonard's team extracted 98th birthday of Oregon state Mother and Daughter CG Lumber with Albert Is- look the gene teams and the carrying of a sired, as the Axemen cooled off in the quarter and Springfield ham’s 195-547 blanked Kimwood three points from Bohemia Lbr. hood on February 14. grangers Arrive From Holland ot Yan- total of 19 fouls into the final after a torrid first half. Lion Leon rolled m 19. 11 of these on the free in i elose contest. Gordon Grable and scouts joined in singing Urs. Hugh 4-0 quarter. The final Axemen mar Hayes edged large Charlie Warren throws. The locals rattled on fair Machine high man for Iwonard Ins. kee Doodle, Mrs E. Z. Coorde and da ighter, Don Manning rolled a 252-540 Trunnell. A talk on cout work Genie, from Amsterdam, Holland gin of 12 points consisted largely in the zoring parade 19-18. to ly even terms in the final period Wit 1 ’ . a 182-491. for Thrift} Stations against Ham hold a 1 point lead in the district was given bj Mr. Weatherlv A and counted 17 to 19 for the Mil of better accuracy at the foul F.: st high team 3-games: Lang- arrived in Cottage Grove Januarv Market for a score of 3-1. line, as they rolled in 26 counters scoring race, 134 133. Lion guard lers, who got several ’’cheap " low's ston TV, 2823; Outlaws, 2735 paper game was played by the 16 to join their daughter and sis Charlie Clark bowled a 213-557 Bob Peters followed Hayes in Cot I children Questions and visiting buckets a* Grove put on a full on 22 Lion fouls, while Grove 2731. ter. Mrs William Noordhoek Hegt. B&H Feed, but did not save Giovi tallied only 16 on 19 Eu.ene in tage Grove scoring with 10, while floor press in the attempt to catch for l u st high team game; Langston preceded serving oi refreshments and her husband and daughter a defeat by Moose 1-odge 3-1. Coe totaled 13 for Eugene. Grove s of punch and cookies by Mrs up. Reliounding favored the vis fractions. Field goals favored the s Ixxige won over Knights TV. 974; Bohemia lx>g. and Out I Clare Chapman and son Milan, They are being sponsored bv the home forces by a slim 19-18 mar rebounding continued to improve itors 50-44 including 22 for Miller of Eagle __ Presbyterian church Cottage Grove Gas Co. Columbus 3-1 despite the high laws 951; Grove, 947. as Perkins. Woodworth and Hayes center Wally Knecht Hayes and gin. The Axemen led at ill quar Fi st high ind. 3-game* Clint assisted bv grange monilH'rs. This Mrs Coorde, who did office series of Joe Bricher. 528. Gordon all pulled down a respectable num Woodworth each grabbed off 15 ters, 19-14. 31-26, 49-42, and the Brice, 579; Lavern Hess. 559; Had- work in Holland, is now employed New & ( Appiano«» Elfving rolled high game 203. elected lecturer. Mrs Chapman, at housework in Cottage '.rove. final 64-52, but Cottage Grove ber for the Lions, against the for Grove. ley Arthur. 554. taller Axemen. In the preliminary spring potluck FiYf Installations Hadley was pressing the league-leaders The second First high ind. game: (ienie, 19. w ho worked a- I idt In individual scoring Lion Leon through much of the game, never game Eugene gained a measure of Hayes continued to lead the scor Arthur, 217; Clint Brice, 213. La- I grange supper held Saturday in her native land and also worked GR HIE SCHOOL and Adjustments revenge tor a loss by their sopho ing column with 23. Knecht hit night. February 16. had five fam in a dress shop, has not yet found vorn Hess, 209. MINED LEAGUE mores to Ernie Davenport's soph 15 for Springfield, followed by ilies attending, an increase of two . w ork 15 29 Phone 92 McCoy Moton ropane omore-studded crew 40-45, by win families from the January 19 sup The Noordhoek Hegts arrived in 18 36 Millers Rick Herman and Dave Jalopy Awn LE Mil E RACK & ROLL ning 58-35. Owens and Hughes Saunders per. Mrs. Chapman was instalU-d 29 Cottage Grove in June of last year 25 with 12. Geoide Wood Chambers 29 59 Arcade led local scoring with 8 and 7, February 16 as lecturer by Master 33 21 56'4 31': Marvyn Harris. Secretary Mrs from Holland. while JV center Gordie Kronber- worth Jr. followed Hayes in local K-C Drugs Fitzgerald 33 with 9. Hayes now has Jr. Chamber 21 32 Git hens Ine. ger was treated for a cut over his scoring Dale Harris reported 75 Hebron 34 20 157 points in 7 league games for a Woltard's MM 35 53 eye at Eugene and released. Grange memliers. Opinion of games: Chambers, Roberts & Drury 22 plus average. The Lion’s press Team hi l, h 2 40 48 Hammond Piling siiiniiiary: grange members was asked by ing defense had Springfield con- 1323. Team high single game: Mellóle s ...„ ______ ___ . _ 43 45 Eugene Master Harris in state grange cor- fused in the second quarter, but Chambers, 722. 41' in 46' 3 respondence on legislative mat CG Sand & Gravel 19 Bushman Hayes Ind. high 2 games: Mike Mc Moose # 1 50 38 2 the Millers began to hit outside 6 Lawrence Perkins ters A letter ot soil bank interest 53 35 18 in the third period and drew fouls Carty. 292. Ind high single game: M.IR 1 Warren was posted on the grange bulletin McCarty, 160. when they worked the ball in Mike 33 3 Gen. Pet. lu Coons Peters 32' î 55's I board. 13 closer. Springfield also won the First National 2 Coe Picknell The Home Economics club will Hit and Miss League 31 >3 56'2 4 JV game 41-30. Cottage Grove Rickini Lbr. 4 Lemke Johnson Custom-built W L 8 will host Roseburg tomorrow night MJR split 2-2 with First Na- i meet at the hall all day February Cei koney Schmitt 61 *s 22's tional Bank. Midge Johnson of ' 26 with potluck noon meal. 2 and finish the season against Coos Cottage Bowl #2 Jones VanNortwick Installations Bay and North Bend at home the Red & White 38 The new grange roster was re 46 MJR had high game and series. Powell following weekend. ported out A card was read from 45'i 38'à 191-492. Cottage Bowl # 1 2 Willener or 39 45 Russ' Mobil General Petroleum blanked Mc- memliers. Mr. and Mrs Bred Har- Goldsmidt 6 I 40 44 O. K. Rubber Dole’s [lairy Queen 4-0 in spite ris, on a California trip. Motorola Redi-buiit Russell Well Drilling : 42 'n 41*3 of Barbara Weatherly's high game London Grange hall was report Disston, Mt. View 6th 43 41 J & R TV and series, 187-458 for the losers ed readv for the tool. An invita Sets. 46 38 Perrv’s Githens Inc. blanked Moose *1 tion to'hold meetings at Hebron Graders in Active Club 38 46 4-0 with the aid of Sally McCarty's hall until the London hall is fin Mills 46 38 Gas Flames high game and series, 212-514. ished was extended by executive Golden Ball Tournament 35'i 48'a Fitzgerald’s rolled by Rickini committee member Jack Godard. Moose #2 Mrs. .lame» Northcutt 56 28 Varley 's Rexall 3-1 with Vera Poore rolling 183- A suggestion box will be avail- DISSTf IN The Disston Sixth I Seventh round of play will he Cottage Bowl 2 blanked Perry’s Expert advice on your graders and the Mt. View Sixth | held Thursday itoday' in the win to retain the lead in the league 477 game and series for Fitz-. b)p ff)r Rreater grange activity geralds. ( ideas. Pomona Grange meeting in Eugene ter basketball and volleyball graders are standing with Pat Daugherty roll Hammond Piling defeated CG announced for February 23 Golden Ball Tourna- ip_„.lp_ ing high game and series for the Sand and Gravel 3-1 in spite of Walterville with Thurston as The Disston basketball play- ' h ment. do-it-yourselfers. In basketball the league-lead winner, 202-523. Yvonne Olsen s 201-o28, game and ; h t visitors are to take pie have tx'aten Lowell, Spring JR TV and Russell’s tied with series for CG Sand and Gravel. Baptists and Church of God field and ,Pleasant Hill and will ing take on the Episcopals and the 2-2. Joy Stiff rolled high game of Arcade Theatre went by Roberts i nieet the Noti team Wednesday at Catholics and should retain their 169 for the JR TV while Dora team taking two points. Wally Drurv 3-1. June Nighswonger tea McArthur Court at 6:30 p.m. for undefeated status. These two Moore rolled high series of 447 and Drury rolled 180-475. game and series Morelock was high for both teams the championship. with a 200-576. . . are at 8 p.m. At 7 o’clock for Russell's. for Roberts and Drury. tone and response. Members of the Disston team games Kelly's Market and Rickini Lbr. Cottage Bowl 1 and Varleys Jim Dockery. the DeMolays tangle with the are: Tom Woody, ----- also battled to a deadlock by split Rexall Drugs rolled the second Nell Marcus. Kenneth Miller and Church of Christ and FFA boys tied game of 2-2 for the evening ELKS LEALIE ting the four points. Harvey Kelly play the Presbyterians. 13 27 Kimwood showed the best score with a 211- It looks as if the showdown with Pat Cochrane getting a high Members of the Mt. View team 25'3 Hoovers 567. are David Chapman. Harry Phil in league play will come on the game of 188 for Cottage Bowl and Kelly's Mkt. 16 24 First team high 3-games: More- lips. Cliff Chatham, Donald Bar- final night, March 7, when the Pat Kelly high series of 465 for More lock's 18 22 locks, 2995; Morelocks, 2951; Kel ’s. ver, Bruce Ulmer and Stephen Baptists and the Church of God Varley 18 22 Grove Court Moose 2 rolled past Gas Flames ly's Mkt., 2950. tangle at 8 o’clock. 20 20 Anderson. _____ ’ First high team game: Grove In volleyball Latham is out in 3-1, Gladys Miller was winner o< Meu'ij Togg. 21 19 Rickini Court. 1034; Kelly's Mkt., 1030; See the outboard motors with boating’s finest all- front and plays the Church of high game with 156 while Millie 22*3 17' » Coastwise Rickini, 1027. Christ at 8 o'clock. Disston takes Teleshaw was high series for the around performance. Blazing new power in three 23 17 Gene ’ s AutQ First high ind 3-games: Olds. on Dorena, also at 8, and at 7 Moose with 427. 35 hp' mrxlels and two “ 18s". Bold new heanty m the 23 17 First National 628; Eastburn, 625; W. Morelock, Russ' Mobil defeated Red & o'clock the Church of God plays ILLNESS? 24 16 trend-setting Lark and crisp new styhng Mt. View and Bohemia tangles White 3-1 Goldie True of the CG Auto 61,6 27 13 the line. I'eats-ahead features . . . 12-volt electric Pac. Power First high ind game: Harrison. winners took high scoring honors Episcopals. Latham with the Main & Kher Sts. Kimwood Keglcrs gained a berth 245; Lovegren, 245; True, 239. starting . . . Crui»-Throttle fuel saver . . . heavy- seems almost assured of the title with 187-519. O. K. Rubber Welders went by n the finals by winning the sec duty generator, now available Qjnetest quiet with with only a make-up game with Disston casting any shadow on Mills 3-1 with Rosey Strong of ond of three league sessions. Kel famed Whispering Power. ly ’ s Mkt. was the winner of the the winners rolling a 158-379 nigh their record. first round. In their final night Nine new models ... 3 to 35 hp. Sec them .. » CLIFF AND GEORGE The last two rounds of play will game and series. of action Kimwood outpointed the LEGAL ADVICE? come on February 28 and March ride with them . . ■ run them. "We Hurry” First National Bank 3-1. Lovegren 7. Girls’ High School Jr. League TRADE NOW! Now is the best time Call a lawyer paced the Keglers with a 193-561. W L Electric Wiring for thê best trade you'll ever make. 12 Arthur had the high game for the | 36 Richie’s Drive-In Bank with a 215 while _Hansen Licensed Electric Ians Your present motor will never be worth 35 13 Stokes Jewelry The answers to everyday 24 rolled the high series of 576. 24 Grove Hardware insurance problems* iuch again. Come in today. Grove Court spoiled Hoover's 25 23 Smith’s Furniture Free Estimates chances of contention for first । By J. B. Leonard income tax 34 14 Morelock Drive-In 36 place by taking three of the four । Cottage Grove Cleaners 12 on All Work Call an accountant. The Jalopy club is sponsoring Richie's took three points from IKiints from them. Joe Olds took scoring honors for Grove Court an endurance run February 24 at Smith with Carol Tonole rolling a We Give SAH 2 p.m. This event is open to the high game of 194 and 170 for a with a 203-505. Green Stamp» Men’s Toggery came out second public and any type car, sport car series of 364, the highest rolled in best as Bruce Cochrane paced or motorcycle may be used, pro the league this year. vided the driver has a driver’s Stokes took three points from Gene’s Auto Service to a win of , license. Morelock’s with Sharon Galdabini 3-1. Cochrane had a 183-507 ser- I The object is to average a set high game and series. 142-282. ies. Charles True rolled a 239-613 speed of between 20 to 30 miles QUESTION: Will Auto Theft Grove Hardware split 2-1 with Ph. 444 Ph. 444 per hour over a set course. The C. G. Cleaners and with Lavonne Monday night which proved too 1 insurance pay tor loss bv then 205 N. 9th St. set speed and a map of the course Shepherd high game and series, much for Coastwise Finance. CG of a full set of mechanics tools lleaddiiarters for Evinruile Motor»! will be given at the beginning of 120-230. \uto took three points from Coast- if they are stolen from a car Cottage Grove, Oregon 911 No. »th l>h,.„.-HUS the run. Ed Jones, Frank Wil w:e. and provided they are all auto i.orelock's split the series with liams and John Gerstner will set JR. mobile tools? BOYS HIGH SCHOOL ■ out the course, which will begin M&W Market last place Pacific Power with each 16 23 at Harrison school on South Tenth nMHJl: N । 16 23 Cottage Bowl ® J When you need dinarily. insurance companies street. 16 23 t ■ 1 help in planning Moose pay only for thi'fi of fools used Trophies will be awarded the 17 22 your insurance pro Rickini Dbr. in the operation of a particular three who average the closest to Ware's 23 16 gram, you ’ ll want car. Such as jack s, lug the set speed. There will be no Langston’s TV 29 10 the help of a pro wrenches and so forth. entry fees and the public is in- fessional . one Wares split 2-1 with M&W, with vited. who makes insur Alvin Wiese rolling a 184 and a •If you'll address your own in ance his careerl 303 for the losers and Bob Car- surance questions to this office Bold lile a 183 and 307 for Wares. well try to give you the <w- Rickini Lbr. split 2-1 with Cot rect answers and there will he Stroke tage Bow) with Glen Vertrees roll no charge or obligation of any ing a 165 and Marvin Hawes a kind. The Jefferson Cubs defeated the 271 series for Rickini. Moose split 2-1 with Langston'» in J. B. Leonard Thurston 8th graders of Spring BOB BAUDER field Thursday afternoon, 25-19. TV with Roger Arthur rolling a Styling Ins. Agency The game was a low scoring affair, 175 and a 279 series for the Moose. Phone HH1 709 Main especially the first half. Thurston Ph. »4 512 Wliitenker Ave. did not attempt to work plays or shoot as long as the Cubs led and continued to use a man to man de fense. When Thurston did shoot For that wonderful most ot tne shot» weie burned ones or long ones. The shooting was fairly poor for both teams. tuie the liest tho au Overall .....11 this was game of the season for the Cubs, a team ME ALWAYS that has looked better at times, Exciting design ¿ MADE SHORT but not consistently. Floor plays, f z CUTS beautifully Perk up your pep, fast! If you feel "Borderline alertness and aggressiveness were executed - this much improved. The coaching staff Fatigue"-see what Bexel Special Formula is hoping for additional improve is the character 0 ment during the final three games Mercury/57 - an advanced as the team has the ability if they Vitamins wi will work. concept of styling that The postponed games with Junc * ■ Rnrderline Fatigue" immediately sets it apart J tion City will be played on the So often, today's foods tymplome: lark of pep, local gy m floor here February 27, from all other ’57 models ■ are lackipg in the vita I beginning at 2 p.m. In essence, it is a fleet lite, nerree—and often a mins, the minerals you prey lo minor illo. If wot clean-lined look, boldly need day in, da out to HOM TEAMS PLACE from organic eaute. th-ie keep your body Women of the Moose team No. lymptomi ean oerur irhen accented - a look that has 2 of Cottage Grove won third charged with vitality. ilt, irMyrioet notgetALL . . . But there are no abort cuts captured the public's place Saturday evening at the the ntam ne and mineralf to aattafactlon at Ed’s. Step in Bexel Special Formula Moose tournament at the L-Bowl imagination like no other it neede ereryday. can help you have today and see for yourself. in Eugene. Team No 1 is in eighth Mercury in history and is rich, red blood—to place after the tournament. — a « ■■ ■ Formula destined to set new standards look well, feel well, think well- NEW NEWS MAN be more alert. Because each a VITAMINS of design in the industry IT KOMB capsule contains amazing Bu Station KOMB has added a full Mercury/57 - a car to see and all essential B vitamins, time local news reporter, Ronald to drive, to own. plus more than five times your I Thomas, 26 who came from Co- daily iron requirement, and quille. He replaces Hal Fengler, 1117 E. MAIN I who covered local news until De- costs only a di : eember but who has been laid ’ BETTER. ..bl- Mri ! up with a foot ailment ever since. I In the meantime, the dutie» of K-C DRUG newsman at the local station have been performed by Rod Walter, «09 Main ; station manager. 11 ingston TV ♦ Outlaw- I Grove Court Axemen Top Lions 64-52 on Feb. 15 On Main Flame HI-FI Systems Leagues Nearing Finish, Basketball Still Deadlocked Radio Ray Nelson Electric yg# Knw1 ? Jalopy Club Plans Endurance Run Roberts ¿ Drury INSURANCE? HESSE'S SPORTING GOODS MERCURY/ 57 Jefferson Cubs Defeat Thurston 21 year old feeling! hoc BE LL «ÍW59OR Peterson-Dull Lincoln Mercury 1024 E. Main Ph. 613
