Bulldogs put it on line
games on radio
Page 6 WILLAMINA TIMES, Willamina, Oregon, Wednesday, March 21, 1973
Eggers finish last
Boxing club has successful history
By Dick Mishler
Thi VFW Boxing Club of Wil
lamina started in the fall of
1970. Sponsored by VFW Post
4211, of Willamina. This pro
gram is for the young boys ages
eight through 18 who are interes
ted in boxing. It is not to teach
them to fight, but to teach them
self-defense,
sportsmanship,
meet boys from other cities,
make friends from other areas,
and I think mostly to give them
something to do with spare time
and keep them off the streets.
For a program of this kind you
Campgrounds
open now
The following campgrounds on
the Siyslaw National Forest will
be open during spring vacation:
Alder Dunes (wood available),
Big Creek, Bluebill Lake, Can
al Creek, Castle Rock, South loop
of North Eel Creek, Hebo Lake,
Neskowin Creek, North Creek,
Rocky Bend, Schooner Creek,
Siltcoos (Driftwood and Lodge
pole will be open), Slide, Tah-
kenitch, Tenmile, Tillicum Beach
(2 loops will be open, some wood
available on the beach), andTyee.
At this time the only charge
system in effect will be at i j l -
licum Beach.
All water systems will be turned
on.
Archie Knowles campground
will be open April “2 with no
charge.
Further information and assis
tance can be obtained by con
tacting the Supervisor’s Office
at 545 S.W. 2nd Street in Cor
vallis or by calling 752-4211,
Ext. 500.
While finishing in third place in
a field' of three, the Willamina
entry in the Krazy Days egg
eating contest held at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday night at the Lancaster
Mall in Salem proved their spunk
in the event.
The six man team, consisting
of Ed Ashman, Art Goodman,
Kelly Bunn, Terry Bass, Carl
Tucker and Mike McCurry ate
a total of 113 eggs in an hour,
they were right behind the
Sprague High School team.
port these young boys at their
boxing shows when they are put
on.
Each year we need new boys
to start so we can continue this
program. Most of all we need
the parents help and the support
Of the friends of these young
boys to help them. Our many
many thanks to these people.
need equipment' to work with. At
the very beginning and through,
our past two yqars, this equip
ment and help has been donated
and given by the graciousness
of all the businesses, industries
and individuals of our Willamina,
Sheridan, and Grand Ronde area.
Once again our very deepest
thanks go to these people.
The club joined the Oregon Ama
teur Athletic Union as soon as
we started. Throughout the year
there are seven statewide tourn
aments held; all sanctioned by
the AAU. All .the boxing shows
put oncby the various clubs
are also sanctioned by the AAU.
The rules are set by the AAU.
These are nationwide. Our boys
go by the same rules they
use in the Olympics. That makes
our boys the same as the big
boys
only
a lot smaller
in size. (A lot of the 50 and 60
pounders feels as big too. Who
knows one might be a world
champ, one day. This is where
they get their start.)
The boys have taken part in
every tournament and we have a
lot of champions. They have
taken special awards such as
several Golden boy, and Team
championships.
Some of the
boys have repeated their cham-
- pionship for two years.
In the past two years, the V.F.W.
club has hosted the State Silver
Glove Tournament at Willamina.
This is an annual affair. This
is a tournament for boys from
one to ten fights. This year
we had some 110 boys from al)
over Oregon.
We have put «on benefit shows
for groups and individuals for our
areas So we try to help others
as well as helping the boys.
Thanks to everybody, and sup-
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This was a first for the club,
making a clean sweep.
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Willamina was 22-2 on the sea-
Bush of Sheridan, Robert Gon
zalez of Willamina, and Nicky
Ridenour of Grand Ronde. Bill
Sabey, Jack Bush and Coach Dick
Mishler and wife were the root
ing section for the boys.
Five of the VFW boxers went
to Eugene on Saturday, March
10 for a show with the Eugene
Boys Club. All five returned
with a trophy, having won all
five fights. For one boy it was
his first trophy In three fights.
Making the trip were Jackie
Sabey, Jimmy Sabey, Curtis
son, suffering losses to Stayton
and Dayton.
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Barnes gets
top honors
Dan Barnes the Willamina Bull
dogs high scoring senior guard
has been named to the Capital
Journal’s all-state team. Barnes
was named to the first team in
the AA bracket.
The team was selected by a
vote of selected coaches and
sports writers.
Barnes was also a unanimous
selection for the Yawama League
all-star team. Barnes was also
on the first team of this all-
star team. Joining Barnes on
the all-star team was Duane Rich
of Willamina. Rich was named ’
to the second team.
Barnes was the Yawama League
scoring champion and averaged
22 points per game.
Last year Barnes set a new one-
game scoring record in the Bull
dogs’ first game in the state
tournament and was named to
the all-tournament squad.
The tournament began on Tues
day, but the Bulldogs will not
see any action until Wednesday
night when they will meet
Scapoose, the number two team
from the Cowapa League at 7:30.
Boxers win in Eugene
Shriners choose Propes
for East-West game
The Shriners Club of Eastern
Oregon, sponsoring the Shriners
Hospital Oregon East-West All
Star Football game August 18
at Baker, Oregon have notified
Mike Propes of Willamina of his
selection to play in the 21st
annual game.
Mike has received recognition
from his coaches during the
years, both in high school and
at Sports Acres Football Camp.
He received special ^awards
from camp during thé three ses
sions he attended and was named
Most Inspirational player while
there during the ‘72 summer
session.
A
,
He was picked on all four of
the Oregonian and Joufnal teams
on defensive and offensive posi
tions either placing on the first
or second team. He was named
Lineman of the Year for Willa
mina by his teammates.
He has been offéred scholar
ships from several colleges and
will be attending Oregon State
this fall.
Mike said he feels that these
honors to him have come from
much patience and a lot of train
ing by his coaches over the years,
but most of the credit goes to
the rest of the team who really
made it all possible. He said
he will try to be a credit to them ,
as the Willamina representative.
The Willamina Bulldogs are put
ting their number four statewide
basketball rating on the line as
they enter into the AA State
Tournament being held in Eugene
this week.
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