Page Six
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S ,
Waltz, Coman
Win Handicap
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R EG O N
Ninth Victory
Won by Saints
-
D irectors’ Cup Tourney to
Start N ext Sunday
M a r y ’# Eleven M akes an
Enviable Season Record
Dr. R. Waltz of Forest Grove was
the w inner in the championship i
flight in the fall handicap to u rn a­
ment at Forest Hills, winning over
Dr. R. I Mills, also of Forest Grove.
Ed Coman of Hillsboro took the
first flight championship honors by
defeating Tom Dyer of Forest
Grove.
D irectors’ cup tournam ent will
start Sunday. Each m atch is given
one week to play. Following matches
were draw n up by the tournam ent
committee:
G rove made lOtl yards from scrim ­ refu«e«i p e n a lty . H a ile y*« pa«« <«» A rm e »
mage and passes ami but two fust wn« in c o m p le t i* B u ile y (h e n pa» »ed to
l.i an H i iir . l g u m a n d ■ t u t
downs The Vikings attem pted I(» d H- o w \ n I un
th e l l l l h i 12. «Stewart m ade o n e
passes, com pleted six for til yards v i i «1 on mu end ru n . B a ile y*« paa« to
A rm e « « lip p e d t h r o u g h th e end*« f in g e r •
and had one intercepted.
m io tiu * end ¿«ma a m i th e n ll«*yd dr»»p-
I welvc llilhi gridders played p«*d
a t th e g o a l lin e G a r fie ld
their last gam
gam« e against the Grove «i.ii ttn B i a lle th t r o « u g luo«,
h
to k in u !» «low n
B a ile y '«
! Thursday. These
niors include I m « i d o w n pa«* j u u « h ö rt o f th e g o a l
Wayne Goetter. Center; William j l l l l h i to o k th e h u ll «m i t . o w n |0 a n d
i s m a cke d r ig h t ta c k le f o r m u n
J G arfield, halt;
Elwood Coslett, i t in i n i« i !« f ic h on
th e f i r a l
p la y . R epeat in g th e
guard, Richard Abts, half, William I p la y ( in r f i e h l f a ile d t o g a in . W a h n e t
j Churchley, sub
tackle;
Denzel th e n w e n t o v e r ta c k le f o r «In a n d a f lr « t
n on th e 2d G a r f ie ld ma«Je th re e ya rd «
Stunkard, guard. W arren Wahner, I ¡ n d t o w ««Miter,
r fo r 6 and
full. Charles W underlich, tackle, th e n VA a im e 1 r ’o rh g a e in t e d l i l t tw c o e n y te a rd
« m id fu n t-
Lowell Chase, half, and Lloyd Sel- ! hied. I h«» h a ll b e in g ree u ve re d b y F o re a t
G ro v e aa th e h a lf ended
| fridge, end.
I’h lr d
Q u a r te r
During the past season Hillii lias
S c h u lm e r ic h k ic k e d o f f to A rm e « , w h o
{ won seven games, lied two and t* ok tin * liu t i on hi.« o w n 20 m id raced
lost Iwo on a tough 11-game sched­ 2» y a r« i. u p fie ld . K i n c . ioat f iv e ya rd »
a n a tte m p t i.» « k m r ig h t e n d H a ile y*«
' ule In these games Hillsboro scor­ on
't r m p t r . 1 pass f e ll In c o m p le te a n d th e n
I ed 125 points to 41 lor opponents a lim
e s h it c e n te r f o r tw«» y a r d -
th e
McMinnville and Tillamook were < gì i h «tow Hin« puntM to O n field,
the only elevens Io defeat the Io- w h«» w n . d o w n e d l it hi» tra c k » o n th e
cals, while Sail in and Rainier held H it b i 27
W a h n e r w e n t th r o u g h a h o le <»v»r r ig h t
the Blue and White to tie games.
' «•klo i..i Hire« unii« mid ilon« Garfield
First Quarter
g u m e .l
seven a r o u m l r i j h t
end f o r
n
I th r o w n f o r a 21 v a n i hat«
B a ile y th e n
q u ic k k h k c a l Io t 'h a e. w h o le t u t h e d th e
I h a ll n in e ya rd « to th e l l l l h i 29.
('h a s e m ade a y a rd <«ii a w id e e n d r u n
('h a « e th e n passed to <••»••«te r f«»r 12 y a r .l-
a m i a f ir s t il««wn fr o m a M i l i t i n o l a s h ift
f o im a t io n . <’ ha»«e in w lc
“
r ig h i
em i n m
a m i th e n G a r f ie ld n u o le f<»oc
lung«'« a m i m f i r s t d o w n
rdw
o il t h< G ro v e 1/ C hase n u o le f iv e a l I» f l
T im e o u t wa« lu ki'» , lo r a s u h u . ,
ta c k le
lu t i o ii im l l l l l h i w as p e iiu li/ c tl f iv e y a r d *
m a n y time*« o u l
K e tc h a m m a d e
f o r to
e n te r , ( b a s e p iv k e ti u p
f o u r y a rd
K e tc h a m
f a ile d to g a in
(lire«* a m i th e n
m i fo u rth dow n
i» p la y , H a lle y
W it h t im e f««
y a id g a in a *
passed to Mnyd
th e g a m e ended.
Hl'BER. Nov 30 St M ary's high
school football team wound up its
most successful season T hanksg’v-
tng day. with a 14 to 7 victory over
Scappoose. It m arked the ninth
Lineups: *
successive victory for St. Marys.
<0i F a re s ! G ra v e
l l i l h i <i»>
W ithout a defeat or tie to m ar
A i me*»
H o w e ll
III L
their record the Saints rank witli
. S r liu lin v r li h
R I I
t " a rp e n te r
F
ra n k s
R
G
I.
St
u
n
k
a
rd
Medford and M yrtle Point as the
H iili»
i lo e tte r
three undefeated high school teams
i 'h a r t re y
I.G R
C o s le tt
• of the state
W o rk m a n
W u m le r lit'li
LTH
L I l(
llo y d
M ohr
I; was a hotly-contested, close
B a ile y
A»
Q
and exciting game. Scappoose seor-
H
im * .
G a rfie ld
I tili.
|e d in tile first half when Dudly
S te w a r t
J. L . A n d e rs o n vs. B. M
G oodm an .
T o rh e t
IH R
plunged
through
cen
ter
for
a
touch-
I). A . T h o r n b u n r h
v *. H o w a r d H a d le y
Kappel
F
W a im e r
o n th e tiww m id elec le t I
F . S. B a r r vs. B ra d y C h o w n in g ; C h a rle s
l i n t dow n
W a h n e r f a il« 'I to g a in «»n n
town A pass added the ex tra point to F o d re e s fe t n d G ro th v e e w eu«t
I*h a
Hei f r Idge.
llllh i
su h a tttu te s :
g<»«|.
S . lm lm e r ic h ; d e la y e d b u c k a m i th e n paused to T o r h e t
W a lla va. G e o rg e L a v e r
G e o rg e P a ie r -
ham
.
I
«*rest
G lo v e
ih
k
I
I
i
i
,
K«!
C
hm
«
h
le
y
.
»
W
ith
tile
score
7
to
0
against
them,
k ic k e d o f f to H in e s on th e V ik in g
10.
a«»n vs. G le n n C a te ; Ed C o m a n vs. C.
II
y m d - a m i a f i r a l d o w n on th e
s u b s titu te « : l l i i l i k e r , C io |
I the Saints came back in the second lim e « la te r a lc d to B o yd , w h o reverw ed his f»»r
C. C o n d it ; D o n K e n n e r vs. D. R u th e r ­
V ik in g J m Torhet re v e rs e d for« o n e y a rd
. i ilf to score two touchdowns. The fie ld . rroM aed u p th e l l i l h i d e fe n e. a n d a m i th e n W a h n e r m a d e a « h u rt pa«« to
f o r d ; D ic k E e n d a ll vs. C
T . R ic h a r d ­
.-e tl d o w n th e s o u th » i. l. l i i i « h u n t il |„.
son , A . B. C o rn e ll vs. L . P. B u s c h ; D r.
l o r tic t o v e r i he c e n te r o f th e lin e fo« I
lirst m arker came when Precise lu
b i o « liu g g c d d o w n «in th e t lll U b u r o 4<>- j «>ne m o re .
S a m T o d d vs. R. W
W e il ; G us G a rd n e r
F o re s t G ro v e w a s p«Mialised |
■
sliced
off
tackle
for
seven
yards.
y a r d lin e O n th e f ir » i p |M\
llin e « f u m ­ 16 y a rd « f o r u n n e c e s s a ry ro u g h n e s s on
vs. J im A n d e rs o n ; T o m
D y e r vs. T o m
Merrill's kick was good, tieing the b le d Mild l«»«t 10 y a rd « t«. m id f ie ld llin e « th e p lu y a m i H i ll u wu« g iv e n a f i r s t '
O ’N e il ; H a r r y G ilt n e r vs. J a c k K i l l i t t * .
v e r th e r ig h t s id e o f In« o w n »I w n on th e V ik in g .15. t i a i f l e h l fu lle d to
A I J a n n s e n vs. D r. W a ltz : R. R e p lo g le
, M,hGOOf*om,ann HiIlsboro },nion hl«h school eleven finished a successful football season T hanks­
score. In the last q u arter Hughes c ru e c k f e o d r o tw»»
> h i «I h a n d th e n K u p p e l w e n t '
va. A1 M a c k e n z ie ; R. F r a n k P e te rs vs
cum
u t ta c k le .
W m I h u i « pus« f e ll in .
giving w ith a 19-to-0 win over their traditional r.vals. Forest G rove high The team, left to riaht
i broke aw ay for a 45-yard run on a lin
t o th e H i lh i 41 o n »» reverae.
D r.
R. J . M il ls ; J o e P r o s p s tr a
va. J
c o m p le te u n d th e n T»»rhet m a d e a y a n l
iront
row
Eugene
Howell,
William
Churchley,
Elman
Schulm
erich.
Elwood
Coslett.
W
avne
G
oetter
i
lateral
pass
to
place
the
ball
on
K e lle y : B i l l
B oecow vs.
Tom
Tongue.
H in e s |n in te « i to G a r f ie ld o n th e H ill» , oh
a . « V. re«
Garf U Id i fouKh down
Tom uoodm . Denzel Stunkard. Charles W underlich and Alvin Mohr. Back row —Dave Torbet W ar-
J a k e W e il vs. F r a n k M ille r ; J o h n T h o r n ­
the 15-yard stripe. Here a pass, lx r o It). T h e la t t e r fu m b le d a n d th e h a ll pa-«» w e n t w ild .
b u r g h vs. V e rn e M c K in n e y .
ren W ahner Lowell Chase. Dick Abts and W illiam Garfield. Lloyd Selfridge. Coach Goodman As-
Hughes to Stassen, was good for a wai re c o v e re d b y F o re a t G ro v e on th e I I
F o re s t G ro v e t««>k th e h u ll on it« o w n
up a
a y a r d on
re ve r» « .'14 a m i on th e f i r s t p la y Hm««, g a in e d (w o
sistant Coaches Reece H athhorn and Jack K illits are absent.—C u t courtesy Oregonian
Committee appointm ents by the
touchdown. Once again M errill sent M K n ild p p o th l e n p ic t k w e o d pa»««*«
b y B a ile y
e u t m> >ar«|s
at uuhi tark k
Kapple reversed
board of directors are as follows.
the oval between th e uprights.
c o m p le te in th e e tu i
t i «ven V .n j . uii.i hi.,,- failed to «sii
Frank Miller, Jack Killits, tourna­
H i lh i to o k iMw»e»«i«m o f th e I» m 1I o n it» lim e s th e n p u n te ti t o W a h n e r, w h o m ade
The season's record:
'
lost
the
ball
on
the
Beaverton
12-
er for the team going over th eir
p la y G a r f ie ld a 1 2 -y a rd r e t u r n to h is o w n
ment; H arry T G iltner. Ray W.
35
Look ’it the Biikery
Jefferson
6 o fa w ile n d 20 t o a g n a d in o on n a th e d e la f ir y « e d t hu«
yard line. On a fake pass Isaacson, average the most num ber of pins St. M ary's 7
k W ahner
W a li m r m a d e a y a r d a t
r ig h t ta c k le
Replogle, handicap; Ed Coman.
St. M ary's 19
Banks
7
th
e
n
cra«he«l
o
v
e
r
th
e
r
ig
h
t
wide
o
f
hl«
Beaverton
half,
skirted
his
right
a
m
i
th
e
n
T
o
r
b
e
t
f
a
ile
d
to
g
a
in
on
a
fa
k
e
in a single game. Union Oil still
Brady Chawning. button board; By­
Tigard
0 o w n lin e f o r a g a in , inch«»» - h u r t o f a pa «s W a h n e r« ' p o u t wa« fu m b le d by
end for an 88 yard run to score the leads w ith 324 pins. The Perfection St. M ary's 7
ron Goodman, George G. P atter- I
in to th e lim
St. M ary's 19
H ili» * on
th e V ik in g 20 a n d W u n d e rlic h
Cathlam et
7 b f ir y s t W d a o h w n n e . r A n n e o tte th d e r th .m e u h needed
winning
touchdown,
12
to
6.
cake
prize
went
to
Tom
Rood
this
yardug«* re co ve re d
son, team captains; C. T. Richard­
BEAVERTON—A pow erful T i­
it
fo r
l l i l h i . G a r f ie ld
m ade
St. M ary's 38
Amity
•’
I
tulli
a
f
in
d
d
o
w
n
.
C
haae
h
i
t
le
f
t
ta
c
k
le
week
th
r
e
e
a
t
r
ig
ht
ta c k le a m i th e n
W ahm r
w ith 255 pins in a single St. M ary's 38
son, Mrs. B. M. Goodman, Dr. Ralph gard eleven ran over the Beavers
G ervais
D ate and Nut C ake
2 ' f u r w o y a rd « a n d th e n f u m b le d t o !«».«•• w e n t o v e r th e «unie « p o l f o r th re e m o re .
game.
Mills. Mrs. Eva Waltz, social; W. 18 to 0 Thanksgiving day on the
() f iv e W a h n e r I hen h«»ot«ii to li m e . wh«> G a r f ie ld h it th e o th e r a id e o f th e lin e
I St. M ary's 40
Vernonia
League S ta n d in g «
( ixonut .Mai arnoi» ( 4kc
Verne McKinney, Anse Cornell. F Tigard field.
w » - <iow nt«| in hi« tru c k « on th e V ik in g
iiicht««
s
h
o
r
t
o
f
m
f
i
r
s
t
d
o
w
n
a
m
i
th
e
n
;
St.
M
ary's
14
Cottage
Grove
A m e ric a n I.eaxu*
W
L
P
14 b y W u n d e rlic h
W a h n e r sm ashed hl« w a y to a f i r s t d o w n
S. Barr, Dick Fendall. membership
F ix it S hop
I
St.
M
ary's
14
Though much of the first half
17
10
6 3*
Scappoose
H inew plunge«! t h r o u g h th e lin e f o r a o il
th e
G ro v e f iv e
G a r f ie ld
f a ile d
to
R o y a l Soda
uml
14
Ft
.519
y a rd . B a ile y th re w m p .4.. t h a t w e n t i n - ' g a in a l th e r ig h t a id e
was played in Beaverton territory,
W a h n e r fa k e d a
H om e L a u n d ry
15
12
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1
196
the Beavers held the Tigers score­
Standings of teams in the various C h e v ro le t G a ra g e
pa»«
a
n
d
m
a
d
e
t
w
o
a
n
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th
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48
11 16
.IO ;
t h re e -y a rd c a m
llin e - . p u n te d t«. W a h - e r r ig h t ta c k le f o r th e
A ngel Food Cake
re. K c h u ltn r r -
less. In the second half Cferson of city bowling leagues rem ained rela­ C it y L e a g u e —
W
L
Pet
n e r on I he H i lh i 2» a n d th e B lu e m id ic h ’ a t r y f o r
»oint wa
•««I
H i l h i LI.
17
10
1 3 -e «
Tigard broke off tackle for a 55 tively unchanged this w eek over H o rn b a c k * » F u r n it u r e
.629 ens and Ed Hert of Hillsboro
WMta i .i.-k made a lwo»ysrd return
h « re « l G ro v e 0.
is
12
,SS." ited at the C
yard run to the first touchdown last, final results show Fixit Shop } ,n ti St"re
A t th i» p o in t H i lh i la u n c h e d th e c m - |
W.
S
tru
th
ers
home
f o u r t h Q u a r te r
A u to P a r t *
n
16
.404 Thanksgiving.
c e rte d d r iv e th a t
g a in e d 7« y a rd a and
S c h u lm e r ic h
knked
o ff t
on the first play after the kickoff. still is leading in the American; ’ a a tim e C a rd R o om
B u ile y
on ,
It
16
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th e f i r s t « core o f th e g a m e t ’ h a -e h a d I | th e G ro v e 23 u m l th e h a ll c a r r ie r wa«
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest In the last q u arter Moore in te r­ H ornback's in the City league; P e r­ C o m m e rc ia l League—
W
L
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
harles
C
arlstcdt
t w o y a rd »
on an
a tte m p te d
end
ru n
f
in
a
l
ly
d
o
w
n
e
d
on
th
e
15
ne
th
e
t
h
ir
d
16
Grove—Three veterans form the cepted B a rro n s pass and ran 45 fection B akery i n Com mercial; P e rfe c tio n B a k e ry
11
Sesame Seed Bread
of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. W il­ W a h n e r fak«*«i a p u n t a n d ra ce d 16 ya rd « q u a r t e r ended. It a t te m p t in g it» pans 1
15
12
..WS
nucleus
o f Pacific university’s yards to a touchdown. L ater in the H eadquarters com pany in National, F a ir w a y M a r k e t
f
o
r
a
f
ir
s
t
d
o
w
n
on
th
e
H
ill«
h
o
r
o
35.
l
i
a
r
B
a
ile
y
wa»
t
ha«ed
h
a
c
k
IS
y
a
rd
s
a
n
d .
C arlstedt and children of f ie ld p ic k e d u p th re e on a re v e ra a a m i
M o to r
pj
11
«14 liam
basketball team this year. They are quarter, Moore again intercepted and Shipping in t h e Cannery D E o l r dge
heaved th e h u ll d ir e c t ly
in t o G a r f ie ld ’s
y ’g C h a te a u
U
16
.407 Powell Valley visited relatives here th e n W a h n e r m a d e 14 y a r d , on a s p in - I ' a rm » «»ii th e m id f ie ld » t r ip e
la r
Dan Jones of Tigard, senior, and B arron's pass, but was downed on league.
N a tio n a l League—
w
I.
Pr’ Sunday.
n e r a n d a f ir s t .low n on th e G ro v e 4a
I
G a r f ie ld m a le th re e a t c e n te r a n d th e n
e a d q u a rte r* Co.
19
Charles Sikstrom, Kelso. Wash., the Tigard 40. On successive first
5
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One special m atch w as played H Hiliab«
W
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n
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r
fu
m
b
le
d
f
o
r
a
f
iv
e
-
y
a
r
d
Io««
I
| f a ile d t o g a in on a n e n d ru n . H e re ­
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. S truthers.
Butterhorns
y
10
1 »
.417
and W alter Tuom. Kerry. Wash., downs Tigard took th e ball to the between tw o picked team s play­ B r is t o l ro H • a Pharma«
on th e n e x t p la y , h u t p a - «.! to M o h r to versed f«»r f u r y a rd » a m i th e n W a h n e r
10
I I
.417 Betty S truthers. K enneth S tru th ers g a in h a ck th e d ia ta n c e . W a h n e r th e n h it p u n te d t o lim e « on th e 1M.
sophomores. There is plenty of Beaver seven y ard line and Quinn ing under the nam es of Perfection l.’nion Oil r d w a r e
IS
.37 : and G ayford Wilson visited Sun- c e n te r f o r 10 y a r d s a n d a f i r s t d o w n on
K a p p le m a d e f iv e o n a re v e rv e , S te w ­
for
promising m aterial among fresh­ punched over the final score.
W
L
and Pastime, Perfection w inning C a n n e ry League—
Pi- I day at the Jam es W alters home th e V ik in g 3 m .
a rt
h it
le f t
ta a k le
f o r tw o a n d
th e n
20
men, according to Coach Anse Cor­
.74!
.Second
Q
u
a
r
te
r
H
a
lle
y
m
a
d
e
a
y
a
rd
In
to
th
e
lin
e
H
lne»*
Baird, Beaver half, was injured by 2799 over 2793. On th e P erfec­ S P h la ip n p t in g
near
Cedar
Mills.
Drm and Perfection Bread
ii
13
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nell, who has placed seven new | early in the th ird quarter, w eaken- tion team w ere Lentz, Rehse, Rood, B. E. M a lin g
T o r l x t l«Mt t w o y a rd « o n «n a tte m p t a t p u n t
w a» b lo c k e d
by
W u n d e rlic h and
12
at your grocer
15
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end. W a h n e r th e n « ra a h e d th e V ik in g lin e i th e
h a ll
Iw u n d n l
h a c k in t o th e
end
men on a tentative first string. ’ ing the Beaverton th reat consider­ Coe and H allie Ireland, w hile Cook, R a y - M a lin g
g
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These include Vernon Cook and ably.
Patterson. Robinson. H ornback and
I n d iv id u a l H ig h Score«
and a
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Ross Cox of Hillsboro, Ed Eilert-
L e e O ake«. A m e r ic a n le a g u e
tor
h it o v e r le f t ta c k le f o r » e v rn a n d th e n a w a y a n d
Eslinger bowled for Pastime.
was
r g to v e re d l»y
S e lf r id g e
Beat Hilhi Reserves
T o m R ood. C it y le a g u e
sen. Clatskanie; Haller. Present*.
25 f
a n o th e r l l i l h i
to u c h d o w n
T o rb e fa
w e n t o v e r th e o th e r - id e f o r f o u r » m l a f ‘ r
Standings
in
league
play
found
J o e Coe, C o m m e r c ia l le a g u e
B eaverton's reserves avenged last
f ir « t d o w n on th e V i k in g 17. W a h n e r on a tte m p t to pa«« f o r th e e x t r a ( a d iit w a -
li l i
Wash.; McLarty. West Linn; Mills.
C. C. store w inning 2 and losing 1 H e w it t , C a n n e r y le a g u e
1S1
a fa k e re ve r» e g a in e d tw.» ya rd « a n d th e n
« n o t h e r . il H i lh i ID. F o r e . t G ro v e •».
Lafayette, and Bigham. Milwaukie. w eek's 25 to 6 defeat at the hands to Pastim e w hile H ornback's won
( C o n tin u e d fr o m pag e I t
W u n d e r lic h kicke «i o f f to A r n ie . , wh<»
m a d e f o u r o n th e «um e p la y . C h a -e p ic k ­
First game of the season. No­ of th e Hillsboro seconds by beat­ 2 and lost 1 to Lentz in the City
On the second opportunity Forest ed u p t h re e y a rd » a n d th e n W a h n e r w e n t •d ip p e d a m i f e ll on h i« o w n > > B a ile y ’ »
IlillMhoro, Oregon
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vem ber 26. gave Pacific a 35 to 14 ing them 12 to 6 on th e Beaverton league. In th e A m erican league.
Jro v e again advanced to the Hilhi d o w n o n th e h«>re«t G ro v e I w o -y a rd m a r k ­ lim e « to heaved
o n e to B a ile y , g«N«d f o r ’ 7
win over thePortland Plywood team. field November 27.
10. but three passes at the goal e r. Tw .» p la y « la te r W a h n e r « ra -h e d o . , r ya rd « a n d a f lr » t <h«wn <»n th e H i lh i 4«
Fixit won 2 and lost 1 to Royal
(B, M—. Z-ll O. P*-iitl,,r,l
In th e first q u arter Beaverton Soda, and Home L aundry won 3
Reserves defeated Corbett high,
and Mrs. E. D. H ite and Mrs line were knocked down or fell ' f o r a ««-ore fr o m th e <»ne-yard lin e S c h u h A n o th e r pa» . B a ile y t o li m e . r a in e d
lost th e ball to Hillsboro on the from Chevrolet. Fairw ay M arket Joe Mr. Flint
14 to 13.
m e ric h '»
k ic k
f o r th e e x t r a p o in t wa« » ix . K a p p lr f» il< i| t o g a in on a l i r e p lu y
of Scholls attended thi incomplete.
F o ra a t G ro v e
a m i th e n
H a ile y passed t o S te w a r t f o r
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Beaver 19-yard line. A line plunge won 2 and lost 1 to Dodge Motor funeral N ovember 25 of Mrs. Jen
Hilhi held the upper hand d u r­ w id S e c . h u lm H e i lh r ic i ♦».
«town o n th e 3M. F r o m a »p re a d
h
k ic k e d o f f t<. th e
Sutherland in Game
?.“ t _,.th e bal1 on the 13-yard line, in the Com mercial league while nie Yoder of Maupin. Mrs. Yode ing the game, rolling up 211 yards H in e a r e t u r n in g th e h a ll f r o m hl» G ro o v w e n . a fo r m f ir a » t ! i<»n,
H a ile y '«
pa»»
Ju»t
« lip p e d
Dick Sutherland of Hillsboro Wvding, Beaverton fullback, inter- Perfection won 2 and lost 1 to El- was the m other of Miss M ary Yod from scrim m age and passes and I 1° «■> >6« u. Bailey’ pa«n wa« n e a rly th r o u g h A rm e » * fin g e r « , w h e n th e end
w
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played at guard position for Ore- eepted a Hillsboro pass on the ry s. j n the C annery league Ship- er. who taught Hiteon school io
letting 12 first downs . T he locals
'•>' Iv'-si h u t f e ll in e o m -
a pa»» t o K a p p le f o r n in e y a rd « a m i th e n I
g a tn on an end
gon S tate college in the Thanks- next Play and ran 87 yards to a ping won 3 straight from B. E Ma­ th ree years.
jttem pted six passes and com pleted
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s h in g day game with the U niver- touchdown. The line buck for the line and the Plant w or 3 from Ray-
Hiteon club fnet November 2’ our lor a total of 29 yards. Forest ya rd » . H in e « * p u n t w a - f u in h le il b y W u h -
sity of Nebraska at Lincoln, Neb. extra point failed
Maling.
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n e r on th e H i lh i 2.4 tn d re c o v e re d b y
' ’
w ith Mrs Bessie Sum m ers and Mrs
T urn in your items to your lo- Stewart.
Oregon State lost 26 to 20.
Hillsboro evened the score in the
On individual prizes, Joe Coe is G ladys M eyer at Tigard. F r u i t
;al
correspondent.
Help
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r
K-i'i-' -’»<<» «».. yard,
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,d u ar' ei A iytttt’ied punt gave jn th e lead w ith 662 pins this week canned during the sum m er wa
teighbor.
1 • n*1 ,h,n Arm
Auld Win Football Award
Hillsboro the ball on the 20-yard for the tire given by George Wick brought for A lbertina K err N urser
¡«Davis Auld, son of Lawson Auld Iine- Two line plunges made it first for the most num ber of pins in hom e in Portland. In place of th i
of Hillsboro. Is one of 29 Oregon and ten on the Beaver ten yard three games. J. Corrieri is leading usual gift exchange, stuffed animal.
-lb.
S tate college freshm en football stripe. Churchley ran around right w ith 91 pins over average for th e , will be made at the next meetini
can
players recommended to receive a end for the touchdown. The a t­ prize given by L Howe for the for th e home.
num eral award. The rooks had a tem pted kick for the ex tra point person bowling the most num ber
T » West and son Connie nav«
successful season, w inning th ree of sailed outside the uprights.
of pins over average in a single built a new v barn on th eir plac
their four games. Auld is a form er
Early in th e fourth q u arter H ills­ game.
here.
Hilhi football player.
boro began an upfield m arch but
For the prize given by C. Esling-
Mrs. Arno Pickens,
•s»
B eaverton Loses
to T igard Eleven
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T h ree V eterans in
P. U . C ourt T eam
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H ilhi G ridders D ow n
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S n o w d r ift
31t
BUSH’S M A R K E’
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Specials fo r F ri., Sat. and M on., Dec. 6, 7, and 9
RINSO
17c
P eanut B utter
Bulk
10c
Lb.
CATSUP
KARO
3
CO.
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KARO
Large extras
30c
27c
D ozen ..........
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D ozen
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C rystal W h ile
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R IN S O .
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