T
Midget Racers
To T ry Again for
Season's Opener
üillsbor
rgus
R ained o u t o f th e ir season open-
I I to il- .Sunday, m id ge t a u to i.e e r s
" ill t i y a g a in Sunday to open the
W hich 1» Combined (h r IlilK b o ro Independent— Founded 187«
1**48 .season on th e H ills b o ro Speed
w ay, a c i'o id in g to S ta n le y Ness, Hillsboro* Oregon* Thursday, June 24. 1948
V o lu m e 55. No. 14- S e c t io n 4. E ig h t P a g e *
e c re ta iy o f th e P o rtla n d M id g e t
h a rin g c lu b T h e H ills lx m o Speed-
n a y IS the fo rm e r T u a la tin V a lle y ’
Rodeo g ro u n d s east o f H ills b o ro
T im e tria ls w ill s ta it at 1 30 and
races at 2:30.
T he o p e n in g w ill be th e fir s t
By ELBERT HAWKINS
S h e rw o o d s to w n baseball c lu b
tu n e
m id g e t
racers
have
per
w ill p la y host to C a rlto n Sunday
H p o rta E d it o r , T h e A r c u i
b u rn e d on a d u s t-fre e tra c k in th is !
iri a P o rtla n d V .tlle y League game
men
E x tru s iv e im p ro v e m e n ts to
f t w ill be the second gam.- o f the
in c tra c k have been c o m p le t'd a m i
h a lf schedule fu r th< S h e r
Q u ip of the w eek 'b y G e n e ra l D u rin g the Beavers' r < • nt J u m p second
e iig in e e i
g u a ra n te e ,( to be du t
w ood nine.
P e rfe c tio n B a k e ry w ill meet T i
f i.
A ne w asphalt e m u ls io n has M anager B ill M u llig a n o f the P o r t several key p itc h e rs w ere on the
O
th
e
r
games scheduled fo r the gard E le c tric and T ro u tm a n 's S to re
l a i n a p p lie d , curves bunked arid la n d B eavers); . . . ‘ th e re ’s o n ly
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c u r v e and s tra ig h ta w a y s w id e n e d J4 inch« s' d iffe re n c e betw een a k ic k
o f N o rth P la in s w ill ta ke on L a u re l
to b rin g th e tra c k to re g u la tio n in the pan .■> and a p a t on the s h o u t- got at lea>t seven runs bi tte r than dan a t S h e rw o o d ; J u ly 18. Forest T h u rs d a y in re su m p tio n o f second-
the s lu m p in g Bevos co u ld produce G ro v e at S h e rw o o d; J u ly 25. A m
I standards.
d< i
M u llig a n m ade th a t re m a rk
s p e c ia lly since H a rv e y S to re y was ity at S h e rw o o d; A u g u s t I, Day- h a lf p la y in the H ills b o ro A m e r-
In c lu d e d in th e Sunday p ro g ra m at la t T h u rs d a y ’s R o ta ry c lu b »
in a slum p.
The
F orest G rove to n at S h e rw o o d. A u g u s t 8. S h e r ic ' iii and N a tio n a l s o ftb a ll leagues,
w ill be fiv e heat races, one h e lm e t lu n ch e on w h e re he and M an a g e r slu g g e r has b e -n th u m p in g the w o o d at T u a la tin
Leagu? S u p e rv is o r Dave Sam uel
da ii. a special e ve o l and a 30-laP J im T u rru i o f the Reavers w.
announced M on d a y B o ih leagues
bah and b a ttin g in runs w ith re g u
uest hjM akeis. d ra w in g upon h i
A -m ee t eve n t A t h a s t 18 m id g e t
la r ity the past couple o f weeks, in A d d it io n a l S p o rts N e x t Pag« opened se co n d-h a lf pla y M onday
»ng e xperience
in
p ro fe s s io n a l c id e n ta lly .
au to ra c in g cars w ill b<- on h and
R< g u la r league games have been
baseball
fo r th e o p e ning . Ness said
•
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.scheduled fo r M ondays, Tuesdays,
Say
Y
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Saw
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In
The
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(Continued on Page 2)
T
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rn
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said
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a
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r
A m o n g d riv e r s w h o w ill com pete
T u rn e r and M u llig a n feel th e y 'v e
to th e p ro g ra m is J im Sim s, one emphasis upon p itc h in g and de cheeked the s lu m p d u rin g the past
of th e fastest d riv e rs seen here fense, fig u rin g th a t if bis c lu b can th re e weeks and resu lts show i t —
last ye a r, w h o w ill be In c a r No. h o ld the o p p o s itio n d o w n to a few and are g u n n in g fo r a fir s t d iv is io n
17 O th e r d r iv e r , rem em bered here ru n s each game his b a ll p la y e rs w ill fin is h
The B e a ve r m anager de-
fro m last y e a r w ho w ill a p p ea r in pound in enough to w in th e ir share.
(Continurd on Page
clu d e Don W ilso n . P o rtla n d , car
12; C het T o n /. P o rtla n d , ca r 21; Leo
H .ia k, G ia n ts Pass, ca r 5; S h o rty
J
e le n ie n t, B e a ve rto n , d riv in g a ne w
— 1923 —
car n u m b e re d 25. and B u tch Decius. ■
Jack Sharkey in 6 rounds to win
...u itz e ii Beach fa v o rite , d r iv in g ca r
CHAM PS: Mrs. F. I. Mallory
N o 29
title. The gate was less
(M olla Bjurstedt) won national heavy
than $200,000.
A m o n g ne w co m e rs here w ill b e '
women’s
tennis
title
from
Helen
H a n k W h itn e y . P o rtla n d , car 4 and i
W ills; Bill Tilden captured the
r ra n k M o ra n , w h o comes h e re (
— 1931—
men’s title for the fourth con
a fte r b u ild in g up a good re c o rd in j
M O W E D 'E M D O W N i Sob Folio*
secutive year; Bobbie Jones, Jr.
eastern races, d r iv in g car 3 O th e r i
1947 NASH AMBASSADOR 6—Radio, Weather Eve,
d riv e rs w ill b»43ob C h ris tie , G ra n ts 1
won the first of his four U. S. struck out I t Detroit player, lo estab
Pass, ca r 95; S tan W h itn e y . P o r t
lish a strike-out record.
Open titles (1923-26-29-30).
overdrive,
land. ca r 33; W a lt F ain, P o rtla n d '
spotlight, etc..............
F IN A L IY STAYED D O W N : lavi» Firpo
d r iv in g a n e w c a r n u m b e re d 51. and I
BEATEN BY BELLHOP: Fred Apo-
M ilt Ness. P o rtla n d , ca r 15.
* a i knocked down 7 limo» in fir,«
stoli, the S. F. Bellhop, stopped
s
s
PORTS SPLASHE
Sherwood lo Meet
Carlton on Sunday
Samuel Releases
Softball Schedule
For Second Hall
f
tv
OUT OF,4 THE PAST.
USED CARS
Many Modelers Entering Hillsboro Legion
County Plymouth Contest Nine Wins, 4 Jo 1,
►
Plan fo r th<* W a sh in g ton co u n ty
P ly m o u th (IcMlcrN* m od e l pla n e con
t< St w h ic h Is to he h e ld as a pa rt
“t
the a n n ua l H ilH h o ro
Happy
Mar K r n z ir
M o to r
com pany**
He
I’e lr h ia tio n are n e a rin g co m
H ills b o ro A m e ric a n L e s io n Ju n io r
p le tio n . a cco rd in g to Don Cady.
HieinlMT o f th<* co m m itte e in charge
b a ie b a ll team won its th ir d s tra ig h t
o f the event.
in the eastern section o f d is t r ir t 1
O R EN C O SO FTBALL LEAG UE
p
la y last
W ednesday by ta k in g
M any contestants h ave u lre a d v
L
p.-i
B
e a ve rto n . 4 to J. in a s e v e n -in n in g
S ig n ifie d th e ir desire to e n te r the Renny Slop«
813 m a ke u p game on the B e a ve r d ia
I
m eet w ith an eye on a state co n C h e rry »
I
ee7
test b e rth and a possible chance to
1
66? m ond.
e n te r the P ly m o u th In te rn a tio n a l SurtMl Valley
Lee A lv o r d and D ic k W a ib e l
2
.66'
im -et to be h e ld in D e tro it in A u I I'jhfinq lush
SUO team ed up fo r m ound d u tv to lim it
31J th e B e a ve rto n n in e to fo u r h its
gust. ( ’ad.v said The local content H uber
i>«rr«»n
16? w h ile H ills b o ro b a tters w ere c o ll
w ill
fo llo w A M A ru le s in
each > I >i»ie
o C h u rl
167 e ctin g seven, one n t them a h om er
event
B o n n y S lo p e ’s b ig h - r d in g so ft- o ve r the rig h t fie ld e r s head by
A p o in t system w ill be used to b a ll nine
. „ ..
fo rfe it t i l t to C a tc h e r Pete K le in .
p ick the top 12 men w h o w ill re p O ren co ( dropped
A ll o f the B e a ve rto n h its and
resent W a sh in g ton co u n ty m the o rd e r of ’b u tc h last T h u rs d a y by
league
o
ffic
ia
ls b u t was th e ir lone ru n w ere co lle cte d o ff
.state m eet To a c q u ire the p o in ts it
r
t
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l
h
o
ld
in
g
a
one-gam
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g
rip
on
A lv o r d in the fir s t th re e in n in g s he
w ill be necessary fo r contestants to
e n te r m ore th a n one eve n t in o r firs t place in the O renco league n w o rk e d
T he ru n was unearned
h a lf p la y m oved in to its fin a l W a ib e l p itch e d h itle ss b a ll in the
d e r to g ather enough p o in ts to b - i«rst
w eek
last fo u r in n in g s and faced o n ly 15
in tin* to p 12 P oints w ill b<* a w a rd
Ifa / id a le sneaked th ro u g h w ith a
i d w in n e rs o f 1st. 2nd and 3rd 4 to 3 w in o ve r C h a p p y s. Ju n e IB. men, n in e o f them go in g do w n on
s trik e o u ts A lv o id s tru c k o u t th re e
places in each event
to fo rce a th re e -w a y tie fo r second
T he w in was the fo u rth in fo u r
T he fo llo w in g events W ill
la tw e « n those teams and Sunset
flo w n on S a tu rda y, J u ly 3. at tbe V a lle y w h ic h th e p re vio u s e ve n in g starts fo r tile H ills b o ro team and the
o ld b a ll o a ik n e a r Shut«- p a rk Con
had n a rro w ly edget H u b e r. 13 to 12 t h u d w in in league c o m p e titio n
ti«»l lin e speed and c o n tro l lin e
T h e F ig h tin g Iris h c lim b e d up B e a ve rto n was p la y in g its fir s t fu ll
vtu n t Itu tilie r band fie e flig h t and to th<* .'»(Ml m a rk at tine«* w in s and game o f the se aso n , the fir s t ra ile d
j as p iiw c ie | fre e flig h t events w ill th re e losses. Ju n e 14. b y slu g g in g be fore fiv e in n in g s w e re p la ye d in
b< ru n o f f S unday. J u ly 4. at the o u t a 25 to 11 v ic to ry o v e r the th e o p e ne r at Forest G ro v e Ju n e ti ,
rn w fa irg ro u n d s across fro m the F ire m e n .
K e n H a rp scored H ills b o ro s fir s t
H ilb b o r o a ir p o r t E vents w ill s ta rt
B o n n y Slope whs scheduled to ru n in the firs t in n in g w hen he
at 1(1 a m each day
face H u b e r W id n c s d a v e ve n in g in lea ch e d fir s t on S h o rtsto p F is h e rs
T ro p h ie s w ill be g iv e n fo r a ll it* fin a l firs t h a lf t i l t and co u ld hobble, to o k second on a fie ld e r's
events in a d d itio n to the state co n have clinch« d th e fla g w ith a v ic < hoice and came hom e on A lv o rd 's
test berth*, th a t w ill go to the w in - to ry C h a p p y ’s opposes Sunset V a l long sin g le to ce n ter T he locals
nei * T he local contest is sponsor- le y F rid a y n ig h t in the w in d -u p b ro u g h t in tw o m ore ru n s in the
«•o by Spence t M oto r C o . C ady o f fir s t h a lf p la y
fo u rth on a w a lk and tw o hits,
M o to r Co and Dean G ra h a m M o
lin g e r M adsen d re w a base on balls.
tors in coo pc I a tlo n w ith the P ly c o rp o ra tio n and th e H ills b o ro fire A d R utschm an sin g le d to ce n ter
m o u th d iv is io n of ( tuyiUci, M<*i«u d r pm b u rn t.
K o iitin u rd on P are 21
Bonny Slope Gels From Beaverton
1st League Loss
S2395
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1946 NASH AMBASSADOR 6—Radio, Weather Eye,
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cushions, etc..........................
1946 NASH 600—
Weather Eye, foam cushions
1941 NASH AMBASSADOR 6 — Radio, overdrive
Weather Eye,
new tires
1938 LAFAYETTE COUPE-
Heater, overdrive......
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d e a d CENTER: S e a t t le finished
fourth, almost dead 'center, in
Coast League race. Percentage
iOS.
E N D U R A N C E : Legless Charley
Zimmy swam the Hudson from
Albany to New York; 147 m ile*
without legs.
— in s —
N . Y. Yanks
took world series in four straight
fro m St. L o u is C ards. H o y t
pitched two of four wins.
FOUR
— 1948—
STRAIGHT:
T W O S T R A IG H T : A f t e r winning
Northern Division with 9 win«, on* loti,
Washington lost playoff to Southern
C alifornia In two straight.
Alt Heidel
berg Beer is growing in popular
ity by leaps and bounds. Ask the
man who sella it I
BY LEAPS * BOUNDS:
— 1933—
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• ••I •«».«»
Freddie Steele in the 9th round
of overweight m a tc h in N e w
York.
13.2
LEON S. DAVIS
N orthwestern
ound, tw it* in second bofore finally
succumbing to Jock Oomptey’s lothol
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OF THE MODERN
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a n d M a in
S tre e t
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SATURDAY,
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Opening Ceremonies
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—
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