Fbrest Grove Quintet to Meet Hilhi Here Friday
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Ozark Hillbillies, Girls' Hoop
Five, io Appear Here Salurday
Clean-sweep Pin
Wins Give Leads
To New Outfits
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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.
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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
.
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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
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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/,
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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
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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 ' '
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e the "cellar
National loop.
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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
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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
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