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F orest (iio v e, l.o t of th e three
1 oalatlii valley bush league b ase­
b a l l i o n ,m t, m the O regon sem i-
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lo.ing It m i hi ,,n e x tra inning
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by 11 tu 7 o v e r Sh« l i d u i i in u n n t h e i Un W esinun e.an d park
In In hleuk u long l«»ing fdtf.ik
J In-. o r ir .it was bruend for For-
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plu y ert, o u t-h it tin Insei ». 14 to 10 W ashington county train ju m p ed ol:
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Forest (.ro v e tu rn ed in its ;,ec-
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l>v u. le.iting M l M i n n v i l i e I to 2
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le a d nut Me (.ro v e rs tied it up in
Me lo u iln and Ulen cinelied the
m t w ith a tn ree-ru n rally in the
I ilth.
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Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, August 1, 1946
PO RTS Perfection Leads American League;
Blooming Upset, Still Tops
National
p la s h e s
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Sports E d ito r, T h e Argus
P lans are still in the form ative
stage hut we un d erstan d that the
n ew ly-organized S unset ch am b er
of eo m n ie n e of B anks intends to
field a ha .el all club in th e state
league n ext s< a,.on . . . sort of an
am bitious s ta rt hut not at all im ­
probable.
'flic club w ould draw o u tsta n d ­
ing (.layers fro m all over the c o u n ­
ty and has tie unofficial support
of q u ite a few persons already.
S u p p o rters of the idea have no d e ­
sire to b reak up tin- T u alatin v a l­
ley league and th a t tim e-honored
c irc u it will continue as in the
past . . a H illsboro group is a l­
ready m aking plans for putting a
team in the T u alatin bush league in
1947, in fact
A spokesm an for
the
S u n set
ch am b er of com m erce plans, savs
th e team 's games would probably
b i' played on a field betw een Roy
and B anks If enough in terest is
show n, lights will be in s ta lle l for
a series of night gam es A m eet­
ing is planned for m .d-A ugust to
fu rth e r the idea
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R e-ap p ointm ent of
H illsboro's
v eteran s ftb all plugger,
F rank
Doane, as d istrict softball com m is­
sioner was a popular choice lo­
cally. Doane has served in th e
post since 1941 w hen he was a p ­
pointed chief of wliat was at th a t
i. m n x e d
v*, esignated
s i . i i . i n t i as
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tu
d istrict
P resen t di trict nu m b er is 12. It
w as th o ught for a tim e th at Mc­
M innville and T illam ook m ight be
included in the sam e d istrict w ith
H illsboro and F orest G rove but the
pow ers th at be changed th eir plans
—m uch to the d elig h t of local soft-
b a lle n .
Doune is a fo rm er president of
1 the H illsboro softball association
•md has been long awtiv* t »ward
prom otion of the sport locally . . .
Dori Ja n u a ry , d ire c to r of the state
softball association,
spoke
very
highly of H illsboro's co n trib u tio n
to th e snort in a recent le tte r to
Vic Fricke, p resid en t of the local
association lie said in part: "I have
h eard m any fine rep o rts of the
H illsboro association arid vou fe l­
lows m ust really have fire and
spark to have fourteen team s in a
city the size of H illsboro."
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"Blocdy. b u t unbow ed ' th a t's the
H illsboro firem e n 's softball team
a fte r Its 13-to-7 defeat at Seaside
S u n d ay afternoon T hat locals had
tw o legs on a tro p h y put up by
the Seaside firem en before the w ar
for co m petition betw een the rivals
and needed one c ne m ore w in for
jieim an cn t possession. H illsboro e v ­
The strong P erfection B .ikerv en had a lead of 7 to 4 going into
team , u n u ea.cn in locul league the last inning, according to F ire
Jllu.ill n a y , trav eled to I ’jilia iid C hief W ilbur Dillon, and kicked the
hunu.iy iiiteroun to defeat Moose gafbe aw ay
i . o u g e , fu s t h alf w in n e r
in the
T he S easide boys have tiecn in­
r i . m i n a i league. 11 to S.
vited to H illsboro for a re tu rn gam e
M anager m u c k In g ram 's outfit n ex t Sunday. "The trophy w on't be
lum ped off to a th ree-ru n lead in involved but w e re going to really
Me In s t inning and was n ev er
headed. Pei lection tallied
th ree
tim es iii th e th ird fram e an d r e ­
peated the p erfo rm an ce
m
the
lourtli. adding it.s fin al ru n s in the
six.n.
1 m ru b a c k e r D ale F ran tz,
F IN E S T
Paced the locals w ith a hom e run.
double, single and a w alk in five
tim es i-t but scoring four tim es.
I 'r r f s
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A fighting Tu;il;»tm V ill ley Co-
op team c • t a t omtoshell m the
Natior 11 h i ? i<* softball met last
T h u r d.iy night bv knocking
ver
the pi'
(U-Iy unb< ten Blooming
team 4 to j The defeat ,v a. the
firit t r i 11 >• igui sta rts for the
first half < n.irnpjons.
M.m i o r Walt R uecker’s leaders
resu m e! n rm d tride again T ues­
day night by blasting out a 15-to-2
win «».';■ the hapless B ethany elub.
collet mg 12 hits T. V. C<»-op’s up­
set win pulled the team into a
three-w ay deadlock
fo r second
place, one full game below Bloom-
The Co-op team was given a fo r­
feit win over K nights of Colum bus
• ,r '
Ju ly 17 :i:> t t i n g :>« • *. (•♦'..
the team
Aloha slugged out a
10-to-.i A,n over L aurel Monday
night for it.-» fourth win in six
starts for the second half to pull
into the three-w ay tie for second
with the Co-op and T routm an S to re
team
1 routm an and Aloha are sched­
uled to rn.x next Tuesday night in
an im portant clash. Aloha is also
slate 1 to m eet the
fifth place
K night: of Colum bus team T h u rs­
day night L a u re ls dow n-trodden
cellar team will m ake another bid
to en ter the win colum n W ednes­
day night against the Co-op outfit.
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Perfection B akery team in the D
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A m erican league softball race.
F ire m e n
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5
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The trium phs were No. 4 and
S h lo ifm a n . S a w y e r a n d V a n I z -<». J u d >
No 5 for B,ll Roper s team against a n d E . S c h u lm e r ir h
only one defeat
T he electrician s I
T u ca d a y, J u ly 30
lugged out a 13-to-5 win wm over D e M o la y
noo 200 5 7
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V a lle y H e a t
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evening, pushing over 10 ru n s in a
P o tte n a n d H o dge . F r ic k e a n d B a te h a m
big sixth inning spree, and then
trim m ed the F irem en M o n d a y
night, 7 to 4.
Perfection was idle d u rin g th e
week, holding a lead of one full
gam e over R oper w ith m x wms
and no defeats
The leaders are
slated to m eet K rngnts of P ythias
T hursday night and the F irem en
w ith
next Tuesday.
R oper ls slated to tangle w ith
the K nights of P ythias n ex t W ed­
nesday night in an im p o rtan t
game for the second place outfit.
DeMolay suffered a 6-to-4 loss at
the hands of the K nights of P ythias
team but cam e back T uesday
night to wun over the in-and-out
15
Valley H eating team . 7 to 2. b e­
hind tw o-hit pitching by W illie
Potten. The w inners collected 12
hits, blasting out the deciding five
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