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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1940)
Page Two HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO. OREGON Eight Lettermen To Form Nucleus Hillsboro ‘AIN HOME rimeh •ave«i building, on the tai ni Lint Sunday when lhiMii>;h Umbel in the t k a num- ciK but with turning an.I in plating one game and pitting ilicir streng th a fresh tram in a second . is at a "abadvant ";r. " i> U i nig ill thés» chance that the victory-outcome if the game would have been different. Of incidental interest to la is comment from Bill Joos. C team manat er. who decided liked the complaints of Stea fans. According to Joos, hi: with regard to schedulin. games for th pionship team, then unknown definitely "no. but the "disa< tage " set-up was arranged over his objections “I absolve my team from any responsibility. " Joos >a d Meanu hile. w e’re wondering if the fact that Joos got "het up ' had anything to do uith his bat ting average on Thursday night 1.000—four hits in four trips to the plate. B E Mal row: He nt Ruecker. Banks Nine Cops Tualaiin Valley League Pennant Encouragement for All Players Urged Rules and regulations of the Oi gon Shite High School A:sletie . sociation as regards awards to a! lutlined club Thursday by Tr Portland, association couraged the selection of outs: ing players on a team and adv ted instead something that w encourage all players. Verne McKinney. Argus cd spoke on his recent trip to the tional Editorial Association in York. J W. Barney tta- pr - ctiairman In Benefit Tilt CORNELIUS Washing^ Cannery Team Wins Two-League Softball Title Sunday afternoon. Gaston benefit gan their families wt i Mrs. De ood dmni iks of the t*y hitting when it with men on bases score. Outstandin "hit parade 're Clin t« d a home Bob V; who got aw with a Deci us. with scoring men Bernards <t. fanned 16 lowed 11 h outcome, ranks 1 base man, without Tennis Courts Opened io Use From left, firs >A VanDyke k were absen » Joe Bernard ho handled nine fumble. estimated at bringing victory [. R (Bum Hu n. Herb Schul son. Elmer Sah Mclrvin Fans 16 As Banks Wins A new record for the American en beach, mgs. was Mclrvin :sts 21 league game 'bin for each of the sev at home and th re house b runs ip the sever scored in scored Gro»e at Tigard; Hilfotero at Sharwoud “ ’ \»wbrr< at inrrM <.r<»«f Went I.inn at liill«b«>ru ; Skrm«>«*d « Hr-«« erten. opened on July 28 with a 13 to Vcrboort victoi ry at Banks an deadlocked on the following Snr day with a 7 1 to 4 Banks win a Verboort. The o riginal playoff dat was scratched because the Junior state tournament progress here the same day Week's Wealher it Tigard: HiliMb. ro at Wr*l Linn s performance throng' unter and six inning J. was better. In th' >: in six innin ng contest he and gave walks u Argus Classified Ads Pay d out four hits for f< to take undisputed •rf irmance at the pl. (IF OVER 70 BRANDS OF BEER SOLD IN OREGON Hillsboroans See 1941 Plymouih Hilhboroan lanrl on V and B b I Cady M t; words, big results, want ads. A great tribute to a great beer! A beer so good is outstandingly Oregon's leading fa vorite. In less than eight months over seven million bottles of Blitz-Wein- hard...the beer that's guaranteed satisfying ! B LITZ-WE I N H A R 0 COMPANY PORTLAND, OREGON Distributed by ROYAL SODA WORKS CLEM'S BOWLING ALLEYS Registration is particu larly important for those who did not howl in ¡i league last year. I nt t In* holin' »nd Mi . K ly The young Th«» two Fogg familii*» went to Wo«xi!and Wash, hint Friday to \ iMt t i ■ - •! of Rei I' \ i Friday «»vrning Mr». Chnilt*» Fogg :iHMi»t«*«i at th«* Jrffcrli'N-Thoinpuon wedding in Nrwbvig conducted fun onurd Honey at after noon Many Mountain Home folk nt I tendril the annual Sunday school picnic ponsorrd by the Friendly nt Sellwood land lai i»t Tuesday is John Strickler hUMbnnd ('ailing Frruler. first in I n ’ race; Jeanett«* Howel and Dorr Demarco, »erond in th< •d race. and Reid: I H club mi t •velai times Ins their model the county fall week Building vt n the size of The nails are i ml Mi H A F« gurnta dui ing the an«l M t • John < ! i o Eh«* Hmery Hams house I m i «’ lying « new coat of paint Hai t y Ptepenhl ink I m construct I Illi Ulin" > , I ■ II DONT HEAD This section, h ss you ran stand the shock < usual bargains? TUMBLEWEED NOVIKOFF Russian-American Ballet School DANCING SCHOOL Hillsboro, Ore Moose Hall SWEATERS ! SWEATERS ! SWEATERS ! f<»r work w*«k to chicken at Hills is mnde the him- mall, m* io the local leader. M ins H«drn s«hnu»ltser will leave here Friday for Hereford, where she is tu teach again in the high school. Honom i»n Eemil s rabbitry won four aw «rds at the Gresham fair ii ditmn to the »even reported THIN< The MEN’S Shop I.EGARD and ADAMS 207 E. Main Street Ililhlxiro, Oregon little PUT YOUR EARNINGS TO WORK NOW imp All howlers (both men and women) who wish to howl in Jar league play i year art* asked to pie register immediately \ III" Leon Davis, county fair manager, and William C. Christensen, fair board member, were guest speakers at the Forest Grove chamber of commerce meeting Monday. Davis explained how the fair board is attempting to build up the annual three-day agricultural event here, bating that "until people de- mand something else, the fair board will give an old-fashioned fair which townspeople and country folk can meet.” Christensen pointed out the value urning BOWLERS Mi anti Mis ( Gieenvlllt* III . ai 11 of bls parents. Ft A Fouu last Thur mm gridunt »pi Ing and i ministry ihf main here tu work and at Zealand Red doe. and on«* foi the bent ,Lilac buck. Vi*ii Yellowstone Mi and M in George Kilk pat tick and Mr. and C R Kit kpatiIck. left last week on a vacation tour Ne II. al Women Favor U. S Aid lor Britain Davis, Christensen Speak at Grove Few peek at the 1041 giants- taken by a numb • who iraveled to T dnesday V Ciri V «h. pre pr ie of til companv th ree •ank Adkin Frank !e for the correspondent to everyone for local news sure that the item is real lews and not just a mere day's visi at. n within the county or to Port and ■ tl Mi and Mi vc be. n living dge di *1 lid, Il I' 11l ind hool ImUH« future Schoo Will ««pen hcie oil S«pt«>mbel hi Mountain Home I II c« «»king « Ini' and Sutter lakes met la t Ki Id iy at the home ><f i In Th«\\ w« the north S intimi leiuh I. Mi Ra«‘ Kg«’ t’h« \ plan lumini t\ n to letmn by the I Nome of their 1 oUthein ompletlng the Sun I t at Hlllwboio thl tinnì Itr Studs and nl« nt If lea Fogg dtdiveied th in the Snntiam * mm tile evening nei v * chief object of tin I h nu* church la bling back mobtainabh* I exhibit M in I. • Hilf fey vi o han bcm evening was j laying with bri moth< IC MiNgjunary \ Saunders, for soi lead« r»hlp of a round- teams complet away in house f le. with boro th tw o « !. • wmrfing run was ninth. Harry Clough Iders Hillsboro's new concrete tennis courts, recently completid under a WPA project on the high school municipal campus, did not rangemen The double court as felt the tread of many • pairs o if soft-soled shoes during the past week and on most days there have been couples and foursomes waiting, With the one exception of swim- tiling, introduction of facilities for playing tennis adds the last of ma jor sports available in and around Dillsboro. Hilbboro's schedule will o two nun-conference grid tu fere its first T Y V game, ertoti on October 4. Ten Games listed Spartans will p ten games, feur at home and s way. ending with the annual “ci »ur" against st Grov V’lkmgs. here on mber 2 With inclusion of Linn. i and Mi Hai i \ theli ahnen« •• ilici, )\li« II«1 Ifot ni.I to join Ii H woi king In i ated md othet \ thiable*« tmidv eelll 1 ll ( ' (him III l ic id\ tot iiitloxal About loo men fought the bla/e .Men fiorii Moun tun Home joined those from the I autel Hldgc Middleton and Shei For 1940 Team Ihriil Be Back The lettermen who will be in uniform are Ike Tsugawa half. Wallace Hamp, right Stunk.ml. ,uard. Date •5 C.mq bell fnlII» ick and husk right half, whoso . . y iglün th! yi b < n approved by 1 Hathhorn ■orts th.it lu> it hiet ic deportment istants. Paul Hughes, an i Frosh ich Alvin B* gue. are * signed up .nothvr yva Another assistant in the spo h partnit nt wdl be Kugvne Dune; recent Linfield graduate, who t hern hired to teach mathemat but will b«‘ count«*«! upon for ba* ball and football coaching in 1 I ki re 1 moment The matter pener l ui«* villi begin i kling Ihr Lu (l| Tl|ri««la\ of next Wr« h Hhoit pellon cliiN .r will be held timt d i\ v\n| full lilur «In m «* m « tli’iiuril fui W, .| Backfires Save Farm Buildings FISHERMEN! forest in U. S. Tift of today't tain prient and profit ynvrtnlfi * Against RISING COSTS OF CRUDE RUBBER AND OTHE R MAI ERIALS. ★ Against BLOWOUTS (thin tire« are dangerous on hot pavements;. i ★ Against SKIDS (smooth tiree are slippery on wet pavements). / ★ Against PUNCTURES (even a tack will punc- tur« ■ ti n tire). / * Agamat DELAY (a flat is rare when you have new tire«). f Allprtft nf nubjoct toehanj* without notion /f' . a < A m e e A av An* / k. * r. m J / / Goody" has just the tackle you want for SALMON FISHING McMahon’s Spoons Andy Reehcr Spoon Plugs •‘Goody” also has a complete line of TENNIS SUPPLIES Racquets Repaired Restrung Goodman's Hardware Formerly Corwin’s Hdwe. 12« S. 2nd Ave. Hillsboro Phone 72 ’®TU. United States tires ate gosj tiras Location* SERVICE GARAGE BUSCH’S SUPER SERVICE STATION
