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Fbrest Grove Quintet to Meet Hilhi Here Friday 1 T T • 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 ■ M _ MI w Ozark Hillbillies, Girls' Hoop Five, io Appear Here Salurday Clean-sweep Pin Wins Give Leads To New Outfits tluill _ __ Vikings Only Unbeaten Team nd-’feated at the halfway mark of T. Y. V. competi- , Ihe < hampionship di-fi nding Forest Grove Vikings ho sci-n in action on the Hilhi court for the first time fii they tackle tin- "under-dog” Spartan • tussle Friday night starting at 7:30. n farted th-’ir string of 1941 hoop victor- I win over Hillsboro’s cage <|uintet. Since the lUHInlhe Medal Tourney Set at Forest Hills Golf Club Rules governing Udibili!' the hillbilly four SPORTS ■•in«! ut the Forest Hills t«- announced Mon Waltz, tournam-nt H i! boro. Oregon. Thursday, January 30, 1941 chairman. All elub members will bo eligible in the tourney, which will include four boats of 18 hole each, one k. claiming will Hie lualatin Yamhill 13 14; Sherwood. 36-18; I West Linn a TTillsbonj^Xrgus winn All play shrill be rule« of U. S. G. A . f ♦ xcept when modifl Tigers Upsel Spartans, 36-23 In T. Y. V. Clash Page 5 Hillsboro Rifle Teams Score One Win, Tivo Losses Two top teams of the Hillsboro Rifle and Pistol club met defeat I at ,he hands of league opponents in the Columbia-Willamette tifie tournament Friday. The Exports, firing against their old "jinx'' opponents. Gresham, lost by a score of 891-913, and the Sharp shooters were nosed out by Cor bett in a match there. 838-854. The local No. 3 team, Marksmen. beat Camas on the local range. Emerging from the T. Y V. cellar r their first .squint at the light of v hatsoever «hall bo conceded and ' >ry. Tigard Tigers Friday night conditions of the course as a re rime from behind to hand the fav «inn and whose claim to high ored Hillsboro Spartan cage five a ionur$ for the championship* sult of weather shall be considered elsej. southpaw , bound Grovemen hag been fairly hazards uf the match. Failure to 6-23 shellacking Robbed of the score-getting pow- Hillsboro Mei - consi.sLn*. all season, will be one of play a givm heat within the time r of Barney and Fisher, veterans Found his niche the drawing card? for the game here specified shall disqualify th** con- testant. >o were r cently ruled oft the Friday night. Dat(*a for the four heats arc 1 ™. the Tigers were out to show The Sherwood Bulldogs kept right heir coach and their fans that they HillMboro So. 1 — Stund it ti..- Grovernen s ni ■ I in T Y V. announced as follow* February 1 IÖO to 28. , could still win a ball game—and I. Butterworth •andings by virtue of a 23-15 win they did Trying at the iron hoop over Beaverton on the Sherwood Sherman Hl from every angle. Fearing, Tigard maple Tuesday night and Hillsboro i forward, piled up 15 tallies for high Freudenthal Spartans came through with a 30-23 Hibb- loo honors and Ziegler. Hilhi for- Five-hiah total । Aard. was not far behind with 12. ••vening to climb into a third place Greuharn five-hiuh »il The Spartans took the lead in -he b< rth with the West Linn b <v . Total he will ! f:i s: quarter, which ended 6 to 2 in Volleyball Standing« DeRwk T. Y. V. Lravue Standing» I Hill-boro's favor, but the Tigers had b. Danielson * h. PH. to In- Diluir I tipped the balance the other way B. Connelly Rice • around by halftime, 19 to 10. and Linfo hi - are mound A H>U«Lon> after tha- were never headed. The E Handley W-t Lit ■iva-hiah total Doc Abrams’ Collegian volley Spartans made 67 tries at the iron 1937 he tried out with i orbett five-hixh I , and Waterloo. la . bailer» toppled from their no-de hoop, according to a scorebook count, and sank only nine of these. Stand im . both property of the Cincln feat throne and hit the floor "with Tne Baby Spartans licked the Ti .M Huuguez a sjekening thud" last Wednesday fame back to Schwanke lOO ““ to 15. 25 aft) i what he considered night under a 3-0 battering deliver gard juniors. 25 <36* (23) Hillsboro J. ed by Captain Al Bogues Profes deal ' by the pro club, he 12, Ziegler H. »6 sors. who immediately laid claim M <*Lau<hlin <hfmit<ly "off' professional F Y. Inahara temporary pos Tigard 3<>. Hill»- to of ((’Halloran. 5, Crockett H Linn ' ; , league crown. In PI3H, he accepted a uniform G 5, Stunkard (* Lundin The Aces overpowered the All offered by Doc Abrams’ semi- Hillsbor.» ur Hilbboro- Tsugawa 1. Stars, 2 to 1. but the beaten team !>ro Hillsboro Men bants and was consoled with seeing the first mrh d this Irani to a place in tally recorded in its win column. Next Wednesday the Profe. - >rs and rh»n. William MrGin- at Hillsboro. B< the All-Stars will have a try at it. and the Collegians will battle with Eight wins in nine starts was the Ti- the Aces. thin ami Immrdiately signed A double-header hoop program on _.. record of the St. Marys cage squad Lye. him tip. Traveling to Vtichitu, the Hilhi floor with Townies and Friday night as they stampeded ov ( 19 ) Games Divided Lions cage squads billed against er Hill military academy on the Belton Merkle Beaverton maple. H r- ¡. REEDVILLE—Due to conflicting league teams from Portland is due national t oiirn.tirHnt that he In another game during the past Wednesday night. February 5. The dates, the double-header basketball Gillum <1 Mm< st valuable 4. Herndon Townies will play Jack and Jills week, the Gaels tripped the Star of Herman' game scheduled to be played be Sherman playsT” <»f the HW8 Sea high school five of Astoria by Linn Baker 2. tween Orcnco and Reedville at the and the Lions will clash with the । the lop-sided tally of 53-22. Close Electric Steel five. local gym Friday night was played continued to pitch for the checking and fast ball handling on Henn lite». at the Orenco gym Friday afternoon. , North Pacific Dental forfeited its i the part of the Gaels left the As- joined the Sa- (23) Sherwood -cheduled league game with the Reedville won in the first team . ------- „ ___ ______ In the . torians hopelessly befuddled. In- Ballar 1 game 16 to 12 and Orenco won in Townies in Portland, Monday night. •ason. win- Malm the second team battle 8 to 4. Sauser. 19 F The Lions lost a high-scoring fray 3, Stanziare rung ames. The 10 ....... Darvell with the Sharff & Sons team in Aebischer. It. h Coleman, 6 Schm 7, Burnett Portland cn Tuesday night, 55-48. DePiero, 7 s not si|?n on the 5. Mentivik Reedville Wins Buck Woodward. Lions forward. Nackers. 4 3. Gerard lotted line the Beavers. Substitute»: For st. Hilkboro <30) REEDVILLE A double header claimed high score honors with 16 Mary’s Ztrkel, Castle 6, Knowles ; fur Star of thè Sea .B McGrath of basketball was played by Reed tallies. Edward M Itrlwke of IHÎH- Kennedy 4. ville and Hillsboro teams at the <55) Sharff & Sona St. Mary’» (53) (29) Hill Military F local gymnasium Monday night. In Woodward. 16 9. T. Prentice Aebischer. 10 IS. Smith all winter in tin* Iowa HUI arc- Peterson, 4 9. B. Eakin the first game Reedville won from : Sutherland, 5 tion <.f the county, mad,, a rare 8, Pellijirini Nacken». 10 C 6, Beattee For HHbburo the Christian church boys ’ team 43 Mclrvin, 5 ratcli last week. lie caught a M. Eakin Coleman. 6 Q , । K. Inahara Selfridge. 14 to 36. Second game Reedville took 14. Freeman Zirkel, 2 Q < r । • Mard-nk T. McGrath of his train», S Key n oidi 8. White from Baptist church bovs by a Substitute» : For St Mary's DiPier-» The pit. Mrlteb ke mi id, may s 5. D. Prentice 5. Stiff 1 ; for Hill .Military Jone» 1. score of 35 to 25. bring nn.% where from 810 to Referee: Dierickx. winter Ncaaon miught one mink, four 10 muskrat and 40 lu- said. by Professors Take Volleyball Lead I H- S||||t h.< k bv > n f f< i in tagifed alonK by winning ••i n, 1045-85!. r Hlllbilh w Banks Loses Till To Yamhill, 27 20 BANKS it Jerry Schwanke Wins Rifle Trophy The Braves w<- piar** sifica- of th. in t Ml def< mhill •sing the Braves. fu hied a small out- matches held Saturday in Portland. Junior riflemen from Hillsboro high thuir re Schwanke, 195; Duane Haynes. 193 Hice. 189. Duane Daniel* son. 1H7. Ken ('arisen. 178; Slurb y Carlson. 171, and Murray Brownhill. W M w M Market w ll.ih Emerald Sloan of the N 1. Kl)t Although II. • m ». a Hillsboro rifle club heigiqu, tpiartt i b\ their tight during th.' week "I February 1940 iprr ball handling. « . wriv n«>t to bt* Camp P< ny national matches for purposes h'»wn by the 13 pointu other picture marksmanship Instruction, it nnounccd this week by Bill Man* nt< r f<»r Yamhill, half time «core The exact date and time been announced as yet but will b. ( 2 7 > Ì n m h 111 known by Manley or L F Bmrnhfloxg it club president, within the next few days The general public will be welcomed with no admission char/, IL Wolf. Laurel Teams Lose Townies, Lions Lose To Portland Fives Hillsboro Townit s and Lion: club ket baII were beuten by from Portland in ray on the Hilhi m.iple lid Wednesday night The Townh were defeated, 43 tn 32. by Tike T« nt and Awning com- puny’s team VuKaich, Pike t<>r- w in d tood in a class by himwlf for high point honor, with 18 counters Shattuck, guard, wa high for Hills- The I..<»ii lust t<> Welcome Inn. 28 to 16 Buck Wtxxiard. guard, was squad with nine The local boy,’ and land lust Wednesday evening Doth LADRKL thud game between Mt Angel and Helvetia Wins HELVFTIA Helvetia basketball team defeated North Plains team at North Plains Friday afternoon 23 If you have a house, an apart - ment or a room to rent Argus want ads. tf w Bln. k Double-Header Hoop Bill Wednesday FIRST in Its Class! Grovemen Win tn appeared last week outfits on Clem's alleys and judging from V comp« tit ion Friday night by their fit t peiforn ance. they mean thumping Ik uwrton . 34 to 24 Half- business Bowling under the Yant- time saw the victors leading. 11 to 9. t:'s Greenhouse banner, replacing th<* former Spencer Motor outfit, they are Odell Brandaw, Ray Mel- M «Im tebeke. Bill Mcltebeko, Les Kelly ami Herb Read. The Spencer boys weren't doing so well when they called it quits. In ' ' they e the "cellar National loop. from point Play Sherwood Friday Starting Yanttis crew bounced into ALOHA-HUBER Aloha-Huber January 15. night of tossing. They took Joe Reedvdle January 17, and Beaver- Loomis Fuelmen three straight 24 The * lou January ...... .............................. games. 990-861. 1016-869 and 960- say that the local boys lost these 903. games But. in a way, these defeats Another new team is bowling the may lx* called victories, for they second half for Als Oasis. They taught them much about the game are Skip Erickson. Henry Tsugawa. of basketball, and they are eager to Maurice Hannen, Dyke Furukawa show Sherwood basketeers on Jan and Al Kimball. uary 31 how much they have im- pruvtxi. marked up CADY'S BLUE SEAL The Little Hermits say: ll| "ITSUHE HIXES THE HELL WSW CÄ« BARGAINS Gaels Win Two Hoop Encounters /n tAe Official A. A. A. Gilmore Economy Run, the Nash Ambassador “600” not only won first in its class but was also FIRST in Miles per Gallon AMmCONOMY! LOS ANGELES (Jan. 19th) - Today, when Gilmore-Grand Canyon Run results were officially published, it was revealed that the Nash Ambassador “600” had delivered more miles to the gallon than any other 6, 8, or 12-cylinder car in America's official economy race. With its marvelous Fourth Speed Forward it delivered More Miles to the Gallon than any other 6, 8, or 12- cylinder car entered in any class, regardless of size, price, weight or equipment. NAMI W INS! anis mot. ¿SBl 42.6o /òr Qualify. 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BIGGEST AND BEST STOCK IN TOWN 119 S. 3rd Ave. EV ER before, in Gilmore competition, had a car so big gone so far, so fast, on such little gasoline! But equally remarkable is the driver’s own report of the race. Even over rough mountain stretches, this Nash almost floated along — on its soft, four-wheel coil springs. And with its new Two-way Roller Steering it gripped the sharpest curves, as if it were geared to rails. High above the snow line, drivers were kept warm by its Weather Eye Conditioned Air System. You’ve got to see and drive this Nash yourself to know what it's like. It s the result of three years' testing, and an investment of many millions of dollars. N Ask the Man Who Bought a Blue Seal Used Car Phone Mil / Nash Sixes and Eights are Today's Top Values in all Three Popular Price Fields! CAMPBELL MOTOR CO. National Distillers Products Corp. New York NASH SALES AND SERVICE N. E. Coi ner First and Baseline — Hillsboro, Oregon L. S. Campbell, Prop. 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