The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, February 21, 1946, Image 13

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,b»hnriv
loipi iia l F eed' b a sk e tb a ll q u in -
b 't h.i . po- Ii d .i com .istent ie c o id to
dat« io H illing up n in e v ic to rie s
igain t «»lily tw o Io • Its o ffe n siv e
‘ "i« -. havi tayeil w ith in tin* i.m g e
<>1 fi »in 34 I ■
w h ic h i •• i i 1.111
flu c tu a tio n th e i d a v s in th e h o o p
p o rt H ilhi s co -le a d e r in th e TYV
leag u e h a . v. i t led fio m 28 to 56 in
point-, sc o ie d d u iu ig its 13 lea g u e
gam e to d a te T h e S p a r ta n s w e re
tw ice held at belo w 30 w ith 28 a n d
29 point eveningH by B e a v e rto n b u t
w on both tim es.
Im p erial. H illsb o ro 's o n ly in d e ­
p e n d e n t hoop a g g re g a tio n , h a s r o l l ­
ed up 472 p o in ts in 11 g am es to 350
for oppoi.i iits Be. t dcierik iv e p e r ­
fo rm an c e for tin* F e e d m e n w as in
th e ir f u s t g a m e a g a in st
F o re st
(.»love CI<) w h e n th ey won. 46 to
9 T h e F'orest G lo v e te a m la te r
c am e back to w in, 55 to 38 O th e r
10
for Im p e ria l w as to th e stro n g
P o rtla n d F ire D e p a rtm e n t eager*,
39 to 34
M anager J o e Ja ro ss , w ho l i a s
b e en M o lin g a n a v e ra g e of 16 or 17
p o in ts pi t g am e at » e n te r for I m ­
p e ria l, re a lly loosened u p th e o th e r
n ig h t
a g a in st F’o re st G ro v e a n d
h e a v e d in 27 of Im p e ria l s 47 p o in ts
J«»e
big e v e n in g top« by tw o
p o in ts th e b« sl n ig h t for a n y H ilhi
h u s k e te c r to d a te
C e n te r B ob
Aina» h e r ro lle d in 25 a t T illam o o k .
When von have pre-
I tiled tin (' you
get exactly what your
doctor ordfi cd. Quality,
purity and accuracy arc
our watchwords.
If T u e s d a y 's p e rfo rm a n c e
by
C oach D on K i r s c h s llllh i b a sk e t-
iiiig ti.s is a n y ba sis for ju d g m e n t
th e locals sh o u ld h u v e no tio u b h ?
w in n in g th e n f u s t d is tric t 9 t o u r ­
n a m e n t g am e F rid a y n ig h t of n e x t
w eek
. T h e S p a r ta n s p la y th e
sam e T ig a rd q u in te t in th e c u r ta in -
laiM i th ey lo lle d o v e r h e r e T u cs-
da> I " hl 49 to 34 . . . v. itb bi .
r< gular.s p la y in g .ill th e tim e. K irsc h
m ig h t h a v e p ile d up a m u ch h ig h e r
.c»»re on th e T ig ers.
T he d is tric t to u r n a m e n t b e in g a
ngle e lim in a tio n a f fa ir w ill give
th e u n d e rd o g s ’ w e r e n o t m e n tio n ­
ing nam es* a b e tte r c h a n c e of p u ll­
ing an upset . . .w h en tw o d e f e a t »
a ie n e c e s .a rv to e lim in a te a tea m
the
p e rc e n ta g e
goes
d e c id e d ly
a g a in st th e w» a k e r tea m s w h ic h a re
n t ' apt to stay " h o t" long e n o u g h
to sp ill th e fa v o re d b a sk e te e rs .
C I 'i p t l i u i:,
O u r I .a h r l is Y our
G u a r a n te e
I t r g i s t r m l l'hurm u» i*t
(»n d u ty a l a ll (im rs.
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ERA MIEN'S
PALM
1.cun.(i (I S h c rrn a n of H illsb o ro
K tflc & Pihtol c lu b sa y s i t ’s a v i r ­
tu a l cin ch th e O re g o n K ifle a s ­
so c ia tio n 's a n n u a l in d o o r rifle t o u r ­
n a m e n t w h ic h is b e in g re su m e d
a f te r a lay -o ff b e c a u se of th e w a r
w ill be h e ld in H illsboro.
P ro b a b le d a te s A p ril 27 a n d 28,
w«Ui tin* ju n io is filin g n S a tu r d a y
a n d th e se n io rs on S u n d a y . T h e
to u r n a m e n t is e x p e c te d to d ra w a t
1 . ; :
. i i o o t c r s to th< local i a n g c
a t H illsb o ro u n io n h ig h school.
DRUG STORE
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11:1! ib o ro
Ptv II ' S
Hilhi Gal Cagers
Play Beaverton
1 lillu
llllh i p o lle d i t , jail, T u a ln tin -
Y aniliill v alley le a g u e w in in 13
•tarts in e.i-.y sty le h e re T ie day
hiiiht. betU -iif,« J ,K u rd ' last p lace
J
'• by 49 to 34 w ith !h<* i c . s i t v c ..
seein g a lot of a ction
C oach D on K irsc h used his s la r t-
in,< five th ro u g h tile fi, t q iia ite i
a n d II p ile d up a 12-to 2 lead hut
Hie re s e rv e s let th a t m e lt a w a y in
a p p ro x im a te ly fo u r m in u te s w hen
th e v isito rs g a in e d a 12-to-12 tie
T ig a rd w as a h ea d by tw o p o in ts at
P* *” I t P*r a few m o m e n ts but
w as tr a ilin g at h a lf-tim e by one
p o in t at 19 to 18.
F o rw a rd F' 'r e s t H e n n in g ta llie d
fo r llllh i o ff th e tip -o ff s ta r tin g
ttie th ir d p e rio d tin t th e T ig e rs
f< u g h t, b a rk a n d tie d th e sco re at
23 to 23 T h e S p u rta n o ffen se sta rt
ed lo llin g s h o rtly a f te r th a t w h in
is", ( I.ok tut a d i c e one a n d Hui
A m a d iiu ro lle d in th r e e field gn ,|
follow ed liv C la rk a g ain , a n d H ave
F ra n k llllh i led b y 37 to 28 going
in to th e
fo u rth
q u a r te r
C la rk
With II, a n d A m a c h e r a n d W illie
l a ird w ith 10 a p ie c e w e re high
I O' H illsb o ro
D on A in b u rn c o l­
le c te d 11 for T ig a rd
H ilh i’s fro sh tea m lost a close
tilt to th e T ig a rd y e a rlin g s . 17 to
15 a f te r le a d in g th ro u g h m ost of
tho gam e
H illsb o ro hud a 7-to-5
first q u a r te r lead, a n d w as ah ea d
by 8 to 0 a fte r a lo w -sc o rin g second
(lo a rte i
T h e S p a r ta n frosh had a
fiv e-p o in t a d v a n ta g e of fiv e poin ts
at 13 to 8 going in to th e fin al q u a r-
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 194G
Volume 52, No. 48
Hilhi Divides Week-end Tilts; Trims
Newberg But Loses to Oregon City
H ilh i’s b a s k e tb a ll t e a m
b ro k e
ev en in a p a ir of w e c k -c n I gam«:»,
triu m p h in g o v e r N t - W b c i 56 to 41.
F rid ay rn g b t • n th e T .g e r floor
in im p m . :v< sty le, but lo sin g S a t­
u rd a y n ig h t a t O re g o n C’jty by a
60-to-31 c ount.
T h e S p a r ta n n s e r v e s
d ro p p e d
b oth p re lim in a rie s , b a re ly being
»d g ed out by th e N e w b e rg “ B"
quint«*t 31 to 30. b u t fa llin g before
tn e P io n e e r i< se rv e 4.3 to 11
F rid a y 's tr iu m p h at N<«.vberg w as
th e 11th in 13 lea g u e s ta r ts for
C oach Don K irsc h 's c re w
The
S p a rta n s , w h o trim m e d N e w b e rg
h e re m a f ir s t- h a lf g a m e by 40 to
21 led a t e v e ry q u a r te r H ilh i w as
out in fro n t 16 to 12 a f te r e ig h t
m in u te s a n d 35 to 23 a t h a lf-tim e .
Tr.<- l o e i l l w e re
u I b y 15 po nl
a t 43 to 29 a t th e th ir d q u a r te r
m a rk a n d c o a ste d in th e fin a l p e r ­
iod
G u a r d D av e F ra n k led H ilh .’s
sc o rin g p a ra le w ith 16 ta llie s He
l a t h 'd th r e e field goals a n d four
fre e th ro w s in th e first h a lf a n d
a d d e d th re e m o re b u c k e ts in the
last h a lf F o rw a rd F o rre st H e n n in g
h a d a big e v e n in g w ith 12 points.
C e n te r Bob A m a c h e r had n in e for
H ilhi.
T h e p r e lim in a r y w as a di ng-1 eng
b it t le f:o m
1 >rt to b in ih. H ili-
t;m e s<'ore w as 16 to 16 G e a rin ,
N e w b e rg fo rw a rd . took h igh s c o r­
ing h o n o rs w ith 15 points.
T h e S p a r ta n s su ffe re d a n o ff-
n ig h t a t O reg o n C itv «nd w e re
so u n d ly b e a te n by a P io n e e r team ,
w h ic h th e y d e fe a te d h e re in J a n u ­
a ry . 37 to 31.
Il.lh .
C la r k .
H e n ri i r
A mach»'
F ra n i
36 to 11. JoF
w as h igh sco
l l l l h i (3 1 )
C l a r k , 10
H t n n in f r ,
2
A m acher, i
F ra n k , 6
Laird
1 1, S p e id e l
7. He#»
I , J'blt»p4
L a ir d
2. T w e n g e
Sub ’
E h e le r
O ía n le
H ilh i
N a u g h t,
I 'o t t e ii,
S ig le r.
H a rn
i i in
Sub ’
1. C la .
2.
N r w her g ‘ H ”
7. C a s e
15, G e a r in
G ra y
fju b a titu ten I »
H o J s n a ife l 1 H a
1. O r e g o n C it y
llllh i " It 1 ' H i
N a u g h t, 2
K im m o n «
J e r r y D o y le . 2
H u rn b u rg , 3
H a r r ia o n . €
S u b s titu te « <x 't n r i K
»en 1. O re g o n C
B a rh ftr o 2, Knoo
1 », l>< k«»v#r
H i lh i
E h e lr r 3.
F r« r-r 2. O la n ie
. B r y a n t 3.
O re g o n C ity " H "
6. M a r t in o !
ÍÓ, Jo h n s o n
6, Thom pson
1, S a n a te l
4, K e n n e v ic k
H ilh i
C h r it t ia n -
I I ir le 1 K e ls a y 2,
Officials . Harold
O ff.
Ed w a r 1
O . . iri f'i'.v h e ld a lead i.f o n ly
14 to 12 aftoi i
m in u te s of play
but h a i
f-tim e a d v a n ta g e of
18 p c .'.ts at 29 to 13 a f te r H ilh i’s
b a s k e t' er-. 'T am ped a n d w e re o u t-
sc o red by 15 to 1.
T h ir d q u a r te r w as all O re g o n
C ity, .‘.utii th e P io n e e rs in c re a s in g
th e ir • . I t , 47-18. C-uaeti K irsc h
(b ro w hi
e rv e s in to th e f ia y
b u t ’hey f i r e ! no b e tte r th a n th e
re g u la r.
F o rw a rd I.e C la rk w as
h ig h sc o rer f< r H ilh i w ith
10
p o in t
Mill-, u n i P e c k o v e r paced
th e w in n e rs w ith 18 a n d 15, re sp e c -
ii
R* n S ly te r,
Eleven Pinmen
Leit in Meet
Section Three—6 page.«
Imperial Feed
Hoopslers Win
Two More Tills
Irr.perial F e e d r a c k e d u p its
e ig h th a n d n in th v icto ries of th e
seaso n a g ain st o n ly tw o losses by
d o w n in g V e rn o n ia C IO in a hig h -
sc o rin g affa ir. 53 to 50, a n d F o re st
G ro v e CIO. 47 to 34
H illsb o ro ’s
in d e p e n d e n t
hoop
In m
pt.ivs (he R e a v e rh in P h i c .
tnuey S .itu r '.iy n ig h t n* .1 p ic iin u n -
.try to the A lt-A m - i .c.iii G irls ’ itcil-
he id leiwn g a m e a g a in a t a n o th e r
B e a v e rto n q u in te t O n M onday tliu
H illsb o ro q u in te t p lay s its ’ fifth
g a m e in th e F o re st G ro v e lea g u e
a g ain st th e P acific S u p e r V a rsity
on th e u n iv e rs ity flo o r
, M onday m g h t s 47 to 34 w in o v e r
P u re st G ro v e C IO tea m w as (ho
fo u rth in as m an y s ta r ts for Im ­
p e ria l in th e F o re st G ro v e lea g u e
M anager J o e Ja ro ss , c e n te r, h a d a
big e v en in g , flin g in g in 27 p o in ts
for th e w in n e rs Im p e ria l tru ile il
at h a lf-tim e by 20 to 17
Im p e ria l c am e fro m b e h in d to
A in th e V ern o n ia gam e, tr a ilin g by
Pi to 15 a t h a lf tim e. T h e locals
ro lle d u p 38 p o in ts in a b ig seco n d
h a lf sc o rin g sp re e w h ile V e rn o n ia
w as p o stin g 34. J o e J a r o s s w as
a g a in h igh sc o re r w ith 19 p o in ts.
S r ircg:
I m p e r ia l <JJ>
M 'C a n n
S h a ttu rk . g
J o e J a r . . « , 19
7.
W a l t S r . « , 11
S u tm titu tm
A ro u n d
•re
th e w o r ld , A » « f k e «
d y in g
S om e
In th e «ouse
w ill
be
lost e t
w ill, o f r .e c e » ilty ,
bo
hen«
fre o d e a .
ee«.
O th o r»
b u r le d
la far
d is ta n t la n d s .
Tke
fa m ilie s
b oys w ill
en
of
w ish to
th e ir
own
of
m any
e re c t a
c e m e te ry
fkeM
m em o r ie l
lo t,
se th e t
e v e n th o u g h th e ir h o n o re d d e a d
lie
B ill G o e tte r. w ho tea m ed w ith R udv
S c h u b e rt of P o r tla n d to fire a
1628.
A n o th e r th ird of th e field w ill
be lo p p e d off n e x t S u n d a y , a n d
th e fo llo w in g w eek th e six high
te a m s re m a in in g w ill bow l fo r th e
title.
E le v en of 1.3 H illsb o ro b o w le rs
c o m p e tin g in th e O re g o n J o u r ­
n a l's a n n u a l d o u b le s to u r n a m e n t
a t P o r tla n d alle y s s u rv iv e d th e
firs t ro u n d e lim in a tio n w h e n one
th ir d of a field of 218 m e n 's tea m s
w e re e lim in a te d S u n d a y .
H o ttest c o m b in a tio n w as R alp h
H ess and_ Irv in G lobes, w h o p o st­
ed a 1885 fo r fifth h ig h e s t sc o re
fire d S u n d a y . R ay D illon a n d H e r ­
m an R eh se w e re e ig h th on the
d a y 's b o w lin g w ith a c o m b in e d
1659 G en e M cD ow a n d W ay n e P a t ­
H iln i
I- Aus badly' o u t-c la sse d te rs o n w e re te n th w ith a sc o re of
in the p re lim in a ry . O re g o n C ity 's 16.32
re s e rv e b lan k e d th e locals in the
O th e rs s u r v iv in g th e firs t ro u n d
f ir s t p ri <1 to ta k e a 14-to-0 lead e lim in a tio n w e re L ee O a k es and
a n d w ere a h ea d 20 to 5 a t h a lf ­ A1 K im b a ll w ith a 1583. R av G re en e
tim e T h e w in n e rs h a d a 25-point a n d H a ro ld S p e a r w ith 1601. a n d
In fo r e ig n fie ld s , th e ir v a lo r w ill e v e r
r e m o ln fre s h to p o s te rity .
O ur
b o o k le t,
d e s ig n s
fo r
s h o w in g
m e m o ria ls
s u g g es te d
fo r
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In s e le c tin g e
OREGON
MONUMENT WORKS Boy Scouts Hoop
II
H S ta n d a r d . Mgr.
H illsb o ro . O reg o n
AUTHORIZED!
A loha i slat« d to play at H eed vi 11c
a n d N o rth P la in s d ra w s a b y e fro m
le a g u e play.
Hillsboro Grade
Quintet Wins
Ijou/i S a fe ty iahe
H illsb o ro m ill B a n k s g ra d e school
tea m s, p a c e -s e tte rs in t h c W est
W ash in g to n c o u n ty gr.idc school
b a sk c tb iill Iciiguc sin ce th e season
o p e n e d in e a rly D ecem b er, m a in ­
ta in e d th e ir p o sitio n s by p o stin g v ic ­
to rie s last F rid a y
H illsb o ro , c o ac h ed b y E lw ood
L eh m an , re m a in e d h a lf a g a m e in
fro n t of H a n k s by d o w n in g A lo h a-
H u b e r. 20 to 12. a t A loha, for its
e ig h th w in in n in e lea g u e s ta r ts
H anks c o a c h e d by L y le E ddy w on
Ils s e v e n th in e ig h t tilts at N orth
Plum .,. 28 to 24. a f te r a to u g h b a t ­
tle
A lo h a 's g la d e school q u in te t d e ­
fe a te d G a b el in a h o m e g am e on
F e b r u a ry 12. by 35 to 21
A lo h a -
H u b e r's "B " h o o p e rs tu r n e d in a
20-to-16 w in o v e r th e
H illsb o ro
g ra d e school "B " te a m F rid a y . 26
to 18.
H illsb o ro p la y s host to C o rn e liu s
a n d B a n k s e n te r ta in s G a sto n in th e
le a g u e ’s f e a tu r e g a m e s F rid a y
tro o p s in th e iin m c d m tc H illsb o ro
u re a, w ill be d o u b le e lu n iiu itio n .
R e g u la r m e m b e rs of v a rsity , j u n ­
io r v a n i t y , a n d fre s h m a n
tea m s
a re not e lig ib le to c o m p e te, it w as
announced
F irs t g am e is to he
p la y e d oil .S aturday. M a rch 2. a t 11
a m
A tr o p h y w ill a g a in b e p r e ­
se n te d to ttie w in n in g tea m at th e
c o u rt of h o n o r.
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O f f i c i a l . : In u r a r n a n d
Alice F'i a. played the Beaverton
h ig h girl., tea m lie re F rid a y a f t e r ­
noon. an 1 ttie tw o s e x te tte s sta g ed
an Intel estin g gam e to say th e least.
A to ta l of 3u g irls saw a c tio n in
th e gam e, anil c o n tr a r y to any
ru m o rs w hich m ay h a v e sp re a d
through.> ut O reg o n .since th e g am e
- th e r e w ere no c asu altie s.
In sh o rt, th e g als h a d a lo t of
fun a n d failed to re so rt to h a ir ­
p u llin g as som e of the m ale .spec­
ta to rs w i i e h .c f-e x p c v tin g aw . . .
w e r e only k iJd m g .
It w as th e first competition for
l l i l h i s g irls a g a in st a n o th e r high,
sch o o l tin s season. H etty W am -
batigli heav ed in II p o in ts to ta k e
ln g h h m ors f u H illsb o ro C h a rle n e
H elgcson had seven, a n d K u th ie
R eierso n . Noi rm e
S chulz,
a n d
G la d y s B u rk h a lte r e a c h c o lle cted
six.
T h e sco re'’ M ark it do w n as 40
to 11 W ho w on" L e t’s p u t it th is
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D is trib u te d by R o y a l Soda
W o rk s
OREGON