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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1941)
Leaguers Softball Wars Enter Final First Half Play Monday To Walther Hold Play-Off • Mating Ten Wins From Ireland's In Close Game Hillsboro Nine "No Legion Play- Offs Tips Dairy Creek " Group Decides In 6 lo 5 Conies! Here, the first time three years, Legion state Sports ® n Hill hoi o. Oregon, Thur day, June 19 Htandlnra R. 1911 <»«»o "Happy Days" Baseball Contesi Pils Dairy Creek, Foresi Grove Soo plan fans will have celebrations July Muin M n.l first half winner in the T V league will meet F, ri t 2 p in. July 4. Wilbur Dillon. "Happy Days" managm 0anin .e I Ui pive ■ out It Grove nine is till Al-h softball Forent Grove b ,y« won their Milling ten <1 ‘trnuiht league garni’ Sun* I’vtln.i and , with Aloha which swainped Cor-I when they downed .Sheridan ; m Im 21 Io <1 The game was a wild • onte' t with Tollefson, pitching for sibilila . . f a tie. Aloha limitnig the Cormdm . squad While not faring i well in their I to five hits two games of the second half race I.ann i tepp d from the " ''i!!! Dairy Creek will field a nine which waded through competition in fir. t t • 2 victor) Frequent North Plum errors contributed to the defeat y I i i p Posibihty ■additional games wil( lie scheduled for Thurs main week forecast Monday w set into the task of 11 n first class teams for the For. these the ■■ dlball fl July tiiir F Maino: uig out a < h in the park, directly across the highway from Shute park, which is annual scene of th< Happy Day ' carni- val. Mr Dillon revealed. allowed only Huth uti<| Huth, Tollrf n und R The game wa ixth inning w Arnold Tops 16 In Relief Tourney zi AL'hu until the I" n the unable to push K111 g> Rued struc Membership Campaign On >Ut the finally meed game. H to 7 hitting affair : lightly tlie b< Ralph Arn Id. with captured the British trophy at the two-day benefit golf tournament played on Forest Hills com a- last Saturday and Sunday Runner up in the match was Dick Fendall with a net of <18 The two lead a fuld of 1(1 intrants in the i 10 innim; Xanie the ! A campaign to incre.er the Each entrant jxud a $2 fee, and membership the will be directed tc Hill» Country chib h.t been insti I all ins in England tut’d bv a, membership committee. announced Full handicap which includes ( (ari Johnson ,d were a!lowe<i in Hillsboro Memberships < ntitle R Arn..!«! Ton. two members < f the family to play Ih. k I rhdull golf, participate in br dge in the B winter the dances and the family | Mill REAL ESTATE LOANS Loans Made on Farms, Suburban and City Property. 7° Chas. L. Walker AGENT Phone 1732 112 S 3rd Ave , Hillsboro A new membership entitles the •ssuns from profes: rtland and the free u - of a set of golf clubs tor the first month If that new member gets another new mem- ber during the first month, the golf club will donate a set of clubs. , , I„, The r . committee urg ' m,m" u< i io get a new member in ap- I'ree.ation ,.f the manv improve- menu made on the course and the John Rd Roy Residents On Iowa Trip club house, winch makes the course one ef the finest in the ROY ........ Mi- John Bernards of Roy and Mrs. Van Hermans Jr of Ver- । e BliifL “ fil0W’' V'’" ,hcir ,,S- , who is sta- tinned there Th v expect to be Sutherland Goes to Baker it to his brother Hugh and 11 ter . 1 Rev. Pius Moorq paid a short vis in-law and family. Mrs. James Hiehnrd Hutherlnnd, who has Moore of Roy. Saturday and left ln< n teaching and coaching at the Portland in the evening for the Burns high school for the past cast, on business two yems, has accepted the posi- Norman Smith, son cf Mrs. Wil tion as football coach at the Baker liam Smith of Verboort. went east high , bool. Baker's population is to get a new car and drove back about tiooo. with an attendance of Redurning with him were his uncle approximately nik ) students in the and aunt. Mr and Mi. George Ker tIlice dusses. stan from Depere. Wis Mr Kerst in Mi- eph Moore of Roy. Mr William Smith and Mrs Lizzie Vi n Dyke of Ver- i boort. Mr and Mrs Kerstan will j remain a few weeks here visiting s and friends. Mr. and Mrs Peter N. Vander zanden lift Sunday afternoon for a few days vac.Tion along the coast Hume From Trip Clarence and Raymond Vander- Hill boro pushed three runs across e plat m the ninth inning against airy Creek last Sunday to come nun in their T. V. league tand i Local Nimrods Given Chance At Pheasants R C & HlIM.ora Boyas H Z Taylor. Bank H K 9 and E Hunters in the Willamette valley I v ill have an opportunity to hunt for China pheasants this fall for Eugene, and Poht ffice Pharmacy baseball nines brought teams to the first time in two years. The ' season is limited, the hunting days Hillsb.ro for state playoffs. The Postoffice team coached by Wade being restricted to Wednesday. Or Williams f Lincoln high school. tnher 22. and Saturday and Sun won the championship. day, October 25 and 26, with shoot- The previous year Woodburn I hours from 8 a. m. until sun- Thl, ,Pason win exlgt |n yam. edged out Toledo. Burns, and El Rey in another four-team play-off. hill, Washington. Multnomah, Co lumbja Clackamas. Polk. Marion, Benton, Lane and Linn counties, Han and t and I.via In Malheur county, where natural reproduction has brought about an abundance of birds, the pheasant season will extend from October November 23. only counties in the state closed to pheasant shooting this fall will be Curry, Tillamook. Lin coln and Clatsop counties. In the others, except those named in the valley, the season will open on October 22 and continue through November 4. with a bag limit of four male birds a day or a limit of eight for the seven-day season. rq T0Í^aM Hillsboro Legion : 0, 9 Tonight N¡ne Wins 5 Jo 4 Simonton and Edwards Named BUXTON’—At the annual meet ing of Buxton school district No. 72 at the school house Monday night Harry Simonton was elected director for a one year term. He succeeds William Hiddink resigned. David Edwards was elected direc tor for a three-year term. He had previously served one year of an other term. Edith Riggle was elect ed clerk for a one-year term. She succeeds Ruth I. Scofield whose term had expired. The budget was voted on and carried just as it had been posted. $500 above the 6 per cent limitation was voted. Alice Estepp was hired as janitor the 1941-42 term. Trevor Canby, second son of Mrs. Frances Canby, who has j joined the navy, left fur San Diego Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dellis Cornutt. Pat ty Rae and Stanton returned Mon day from several days' fishing trip to Diamond lake. in Hillsboro last Thursday night when edged out Laurel in a close encounter 5 to 4 Hillsboro's Junior Legion base ball nine nosed out the Froskist squad of Portland Tuesday 5 to 4 in a close pre-season encounter tonight with four teams scheduled played on the local field. One game Feature of the afternoon was a post pon - ed last Thursday because of failure I rapid-fire triple play, which was of the cannery squad to appear. . j executed by the visiting team. Tanaka at second speared Coats' | First game this evening starts at at I 7:30 and will pit the cannery work-, high liner, threw to Oberst ers against the grade school. Sec short, who in turn relayed the ball i ond contest. starting at 9. will see to K"kler for the three-ply killing, i Summary: Laurel face off against Howard's market. R. E 1 Froskist 4 1 Hillsboro 5 3 Kimi and Church; Mecuwscn. SCHEFFLIN The Schefflin soft- Huson, Ziegler and Huson, Green. | ball team met the Gresham Wal ther League team on the Hillsboro high school fuld Sunday. In. the T P. Goodin, member of Wash ninth inning the score was tied 8 to 8. but in the tenth the visitors ington county local draft board scored 4 runs, giving them the game No. 1. celebrated his 76th birthday 8 to 12 Pitchers for Gresham were Tuesday. Mr. Goodin is a member H A. Guldensoph. and of the Hillsboro high school board. Schoen and Jack Heinrich pitched f t Schefflin. Schefflin is scheduled Rubber Stamps.—Get them at the to play Oregon City in two weeks. Hillsboro Argus. tf Read the Argus Classified Adi B LOOM I NG — The Waith League loftball team plans to play >f games for championship 51 district of the Walther □Xu A cup will be awarded the winner Last Sunday the first game was played with Klickitat at Hillsboro DANCE to music by JACK TEAGARDEN Through June 3!Hh SEE famous Chinese art exhibit. Portland Havens Metes Penalty For Assault, Battery Louis Kendall Brisbon Jr. was an. The Hilhb.ro f ned $30 and costs of $4 60 when ted in such a po- he appeared before A W Havens. into the spectator-.’ A any ehang • of e field ( moving the gram i would into high costs. Mr. McAlear nounced that the state Jun gion baseball committee would be informed of the decision not to ask for the play-offs. a comparatively doe fray most of the way with Dairy Creek having slightly the better of the argument until the final spurt. Both pitchers. Buyas for the los- and HilLboro . . Podbelian . ■truck out 14 butsmi-n Dairy CreMc outhit th wmne nine to eight but made to one for the , . .. . . . (limes marked the second notch • f C, ,nd half titl • play in the Tu- Although the pheasant popula- datin Valley baseball league "on ,n ’h” valley counties has in- Forc t Giove defeated Sheridan:during the two years of closed season, there still not sufficient birds to | warrant a long season, according remain on the rung of the leaguc ladder Final Sunday after to a study that has been carried 1 noon game aw Verboort take Gas on for the past two years, with , out destroying the breed stock. ton into camp 9 to 6 ■ B< t pitching performance of the W illamette Limit Set The bag limit in the Willamette | afternoon wa- turned in by H Zim merman of Forest Grove, who let valley counties will be two male the Sheridan nine down with four birds a day or four for the sea- blows. son. 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We are allowing extra large trade in prices for 1939 and 1940 cars as our stock is low in Here is your chance to buy a good, inexpensive used car from a selection of fifty cars. 1937 1936 1937 1936 1937 445 395 475 395 425 Heater, low mileage. 265 1394 Chevrolet Sedan, heater 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 125 1929 Ford Sedan .................................... 65 1940 Plymouth Express ................... 625 4-speed transmission 395 625 1937 Dodge Panel, overhauled 1940 Dodge Panel ....... The prices and condition of our cars are second to none. CADY MOTOR CO. 25 Years of Service to Washington County Motorists 14» S. 3rd Ave. • Applicants must have at least 2 years of college or only one year if plan to attend college in the fall. XOUR Hflÿf COURSE TO START JULY 1 ■ LITZ WC1HHAMO CO. « .OITLALD .«IMS Overhauled. Dodge Coupe, heater, radio Dodge Sedan, heater, new paint Plymouth 4-door Sedan, heater Plymouth 4-door Sedan, heater Ford 4-door Sedan .................... 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