Scappoose to Invade Hilhi Maple Tonight
Birdlyn Matteson
Wins All-events
Pin Meet Title
Willshon^A^
SPORTS
Birdlyn
udies'
< »ter.»»n. Thur «lav, February 0. 1941
Spartans Hand
Vikings First
Dafeat, 26-14
Narrows Bridge
Hilhi quintet
tion hut II ul Imllt up II slight ml
fu ’ t
kSo 973.
Venetian
85« 854
und MH1 9.». but ties have i; loubled
th«* In line with Ideal Market and Blue
Hiili did not
td any tendency
town! I opening up the
halftime Mi-me being 9
but
In the third canto the
contact* <»n
24 to 10
Hilhi
w 1t h
right tallies
mid Bobble ('
s only one
»■oum. I tn hind
ri's five wns
for the Grovemen Hathhorn's
tiirn ut th«* hemp, earned only six
In the City loop. Clem« Place
rone from second place to tie Inde
pondent Fuelnien for top honors
by blanking the Corner Market
Kquad, 97« 968, 95# 936 and 999 M9
Full way Mur kilters
the
«umo proretH in taking two wina
fiom Oaken grocery. 952 913, 940
861 and 951 1004. to claim an equal
Hhnre of the Grocers league had
with the Oake« five
Nib’s Shake Shop boys boosted
their lead (Hunding in the Ollers
loop by taking Connuhduled Tim
bumen to the dranriM for two in
Ihrer. 1038-937. 953-893 and 899-1001
Nib-
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SI..
al
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Schulte
on Friday
stimmen I
straight i. arid 530 in the doubl«
event »423 ’rmgh!» I
tais for her high single
1H2 248 ind 206
M im
fard
or rapturing till' Single
and a tnrd.il for th«- all
night
With Ball Hawking
Hillbilly Tilt
Tram Wins third
Th«- kccul team with whom Mi
Matteson bowled
third piai
total of 2609 pirn. Th
other four
! Wiusenbach. Glad) : Spari;
Alm
' E lingi r and Eva William-
Mr Eslinger paired up with Mi
Matte->>n in the double compel,
tion Other local doubles combin
i>- Ruth Eiling
son and
Ebert. Flurenc
Compton and Gladys Sparks, Geor
gta Weifenbach and Grace Wil
hams.
M ' Matteson'.; high singles gam
the offense
was tin
strike
three spares and one miss
of the most brilliant "plays"
Another recent victory for Hills
cv »ning
i executed by
boro bowlers was had in the SI
mey.
who
reportedly
Johns annual handicap tournament formidabh
al with Jo Darrow, one
i on January 26 A men’ team com 1 fri! with
kening thud
of the visiting quintet, by which
posed of Joe Smith. Wayne Proctor.
he would cook a meal for him.
Paul Kuecker. John Glodt and Clem
The Bulldog» stumbled Tuesday
Eshnger tolled up a 2969 core to night <»v» i a fighting Newberg five,
Fred Baumgartner distinguished
place ninth in competition a among
12 to 8 halftime lead himself by growing rather red of
74 teams
face when he committed a foul
The
t hem against one of the girls and Don
. out
t he
with Hammer, on the contrary’ really
wanted to play but not basketball.
Bud Eslinger, on still another tack,
At Went Linn on the same
ing.
illsboro Spartans were also could not make his feet behave
d out of a tie for third v hen he commanded them to move
Volleyball Standing«
with a 34 to 27 loss to the in close for safe checking of his
W
s newest team. The West ‘ man."
The Lions defeated the North-
Linn B squad walloped the Baby
Spai tuns. 39 to 20.
of commerce 26 to
io
a preliminary game. The
The high-flying
with
auser
outfit,
originally
but a single defeat marring an oth- B M
Ballard
scheduled to play the Lions, did
erwise perfect re
put their M Th !
not show.
"book lamin' ” to use again last Veddr
Schmid
Wednesday night in blanking the
Aces. 3 0. and retaining their lop John
spot in the businessmen’s volleyball
The Forest Gro’
Vikings lost
loop The Collegians, still holding a Hil|«b<>ru
tf> Columbia Prep.
to 16. in a
strong
another
nonleague tussle on the Viking
notch down, nevertheless, in losing
maple Tuesday night. The Baby
one in three to the All-Stars
Vikings won a preliminary tilt. 29
The -chedule fur next Wednesday
»light calls for
•
the — -
meet the Collegians and the Ace
to d<> battle with the All-Stars.
Ace Smothered
By Loop Leaders
Game Friday Laurel
I lldrpendrn t
Hall it.I
Double-trouble h t the Hill.boro
hi op ramp on the Hilhi
court
last Wednesday night. It was a
double-header program and a; far
as Hillsboro teams are concerned,
it was a double loss.
The Lions were ‘ double-crossed”
by th<- Fern cafe five
I
from TiUi-
mook Despite the
was all doubled up
11 to 11 with
the end of the fir
quarter, the
visitors won out. 41 to 36. Buck
W • «¡ward "t th«- Lions was h.gh
point man with 17 counters .
The Townies "saw double” in
more ways than one during and
barrntorming Ozark Hillbil- alter their National league game
ll-girls buMkctbaH squad, al- with the Portland Firemen. A big
fellow i who spells his name with
a double > "g." a Fireman forward
Keith Wilcox’ Townie» in a by name of Grogg, doubled the
y hoop fray on th»* Hilhi local lads up with gastric pains as
he split the hemp for a grand to
tal of 21 point- And when it was
• final score being 39 to 37. all over, the Townies read double
Sandy Camp. Townies cen- "double-trouble” on the scorebo;.rd.
It wa 44 to 22 for the visitors.
enter for the Ozark gals, in-
that
their middle-of-the-
Shell
convernational aesaionH were Sutherland.
y as important as the game W
12. Hediger
there was as much "tall talk-
1- there was ball hawking,
ling to Don Shattuck, the
es were playing “man-to- Ham mer.
Beeson
n difense" which naturally
Vikings Lose
n i ii * i >' i
LAUREL A basketball game be
tween the North Plains tram and
the local boys will be played here
at the community hall Friday <
ning.
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Double-Trouble
Hits Hillsboro
Hoop Quintets
Bent on taking vengeance for
I drubbinK <uf
feroci at the hand of Hap Hathhorn’s hoopster
Scappoose cagemen will strrrm the local
rht (Thiirsday) for a return battle with the
The non-leanne warfare will start at 7 :30 p. m.
league
lad . with their
materially
V fans mev
row Vikin u s
“Intr”
Tacoma
Na
bridge, which native» famlllm 1}
becttUMC
Kciwhopl And n l chou tiding vcho culled "(hilloplng (»citiu
, .,, ii ’ m
mightiest
bump It woiildn i »dand »till, had nothing
ll»'d tiki, thunder through Un. T on bowling MtiimllngH in Hlll.iboia
V Icngiii. uh Lemiki.'s Fureut
With B cm aplenty «Jrvrloping In
invi’ \ iking
stumbled und f»ll every leiigu«
thr spotlight
la«t
wc< k turned on that " trang»’ »»ct-
: <|Uud <>n th«* lldhl flout Friday ^ng” iggregation of tram» culled
night
the .National leugn».
which w . ih
I ( huiarterUed ut the end of second
The
week compel it Ion by a six way tic
« hnnipBiti! hip «B f» ndlHK Viking«, for second place Now the loop i
"all bulled up" with teams paired
«-hl through the mille flint hulf of off like* COUph'H In II dunce mo in
thon.
I*, in a preliminary tilt
formi c
I lid voimin
Motori
Viking junhus.
lemlri <. dropped hk
plummet
Mlltehed
into a third plac< tir with Vaniti*
Greenhousr lad» by
losing
two
game», to
¡id Greenhouse outfit.
counted hl put for the Hilhi vic- 905 9H9, 9D2 929 and 962 961 while
hoop
i Ingri. Gold Leaf Dairymen and I
Elect i Idans blanked opponents
rocket into the top «pot tie
<>ri\ Other Tira Develop
f«*nNu I
tp. fOr leadeiNhip honors in the
warding him
• vers ! Ladle«' league Waw broken with
Bill Zb
M.»tto«on
Sherwood Next
T.Y.V Opponent
2.
'
Hnagú
f‘»r Firemen
Atkir.n
Referee: Steinbach.
Stale Wins Comment
As Mioland's Home
A clipping from a southern Cali-;
forma sports page which refers
to Oregon, birth state of Mioland,
race horse, as a "far away place."
was sent to Mis. Albert Hartrampf
of this city in a recent letter from
her sister. Mrs Ralph Dugan, for
merly Madge Imbrie of this city.
The California sports writer com-
ments on the fact
that stable
owners as far away as New York
seem "willing to ship across the’
continent and back again because
the glowing tales—plus the ex
ploits of
his
’Mio )D'Arezzo's
leading son. Mioland. "
i
Busch Named io Head
National Pin Loop
For a short time last wwk. an
archy was the prevailing system of
government over the National Bowl
ing league here bu' now the circuit
has a new president and a new sec
retary to assure executive control
The league was left without a
president shortly after the sec.mil
half started when Frank Brown re
signed that post. Last weok, the
league was left without a vestige of
organization when Al Opdenweyer,
secretary, a reserve officer, was call
ed for army service
League members met and elected
Joe Busch as president and Eugene
McDow as secretary.
Battle, No. 2 Team
W/ns, No. 3 Hiding
The unwelcome face of “Old Man
Flu" was reflected in the losing
score of a gun battle fired in Port
land by Hillsboro's No. 1 rifle team
Friday 'The Experts went down.
877 to 906. before ho* lead from
rifles of the Portland club’s Expert
squad
The local No. 2 team did better
on the Ixal range, walloping the
Oregon No. 3 team. 867 to 790. Ac
cording to Bill Manley, jovial sec
retary of the local club. "Hillsboro’s
No. 3 team is still out in the stick»
Inasmuch as they haven't re ported
in to date am inclined to txdieve
they are too ashamed to turn in
their score. Better days ahead.
Cheer up."
• un nell y
Sherman Sr.
Freudenthal
Hibb«
Five-high total
D.
S.
B
Stan«!.
Sit.
9G
99
96
94
Lions Lose, 54-31
The Hillsboro Lions
were de
feated by Electric Steel, 54 to 31.
in a league game originally sched
uled for Wednesday but played on
the preceding night.
Mclrvin. 10
Selfridge. 2
Sutherland.
Wahner. M
Total
Substitute* :
1 «4
IM
95
f i ve-h iffh
total
Stand.
82
Ml
Da n iehon
160
De Reck
94
Connelly
76
Rice
91
Handley
94
Bear-»on
61
Hva-hlnh total
Oregon No. 3 five-high total
Bnuirhniun
Lion«
Banks, Manning Split
doC
BANKS—The Manning girls' and
1»2 boys’ basketball teams met the
17" , Banks grade school girls' and boys'
teams in the Banks gym Friday
jj,- afternoon. The Banks girls were
1S4 swamped by Manning girls 30 to 1.
S67
' ' while Banks boys defeated the
790
Manning five in a one sided affair,
27 to 14.
Si. Mary's and
Central Break Even
St. Mary’s and Catholic Central
high school of Portland broke even,
one game apiece on the Gaels' floor
Tuesday night.
Eight wins in nine starts was thé
record of the St. Mary’s cage squad
Friday night as thev stampeded
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.
over Hill Military Academy on the
Beaverton maple.
In another game during the past
week, the Gaels tripped the Star
of the Sea high school five of As
toria by the lop-sided tally of 53-22.
Close checking and fast ball hand
ling on the part of the Gaels let'
the Astorians hopelessly befuddled.
St. Mary’s line Aebischer. F: Sau-
ser. F; N'acker. C: Coleman G; Zir-
kle. G.
Attend Tourney
BANKS — Six members of the
1 Banks basketball team and their
coach, attended the Catholic basket-
। ball tournament at Mt. Angel Satur-
I day. Those going were Coach Char
les Sikstrom. . Howard
,,
„ , „. Kauffman,
,
„
,
Vernon Wolford. Dale Eberly. Frank
; Cason. Howard McDonald and Ed
HccsucKcr.
Orenco Wins Game
Orenco basketball
ORENCO
, team played the Colonel P. S.
Mickie dredge crew’s ‘ five” on tha
1 heme floor, winning 45 to 19.
Cornelius Loses
boys'
CORNELIUS—Both
and
girls’ basketball teams were
de
• feated by Timber grade school at
McKINT.EY-ELMONÎCA—McKin- : Timber last Friday.
ley school won over the Beaverton
sixth graders in a basketball game ,
Remember the more you tell, the
last week, but lost the game with ’ more you sell when using Argus
Union school Friday.
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In a double header
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defeated Reedville 17 to 15 in the
first game and 15 to 3 m the sec
ond battle
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Banks Braves Win
One, Lose to Frosh
BANKS Banks Braves put the
; kids und
a maple
on the I Banks floor The Baby I
22 The fighting Brave
feated by th • Pacific University
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