Badger Mentor
Seeks to Bettor
'47s Second Spol
D < f« rm m id to i m p r o v e on last
y< ii , .«coiid plat« fin ish in the
N oi h w e ’ c o n fe r e n c e , H ead C oach
1 »ill St.m g h i- b c iji d r iv in g hla
With Which Is Com bined the H ilhhoro Independent— Founded 1873
H ill.b o ro . O regon. T h u rsd a y . S e p te m b e r 16. 1948
Volume 55. No. 26—Section 4, Six Pages
vi i ru n
ju .n l a t P a c if ic U n i v e r s
ity tn»id in e a r l y p r a c tic e s
I v .i n t y le ttir m e n w e re on hand
for o p i n i n g p r a c t i c e . to p r o v id e a
i
!• i tin tin 1948 B u d g e t e le v e n .
H o l y on«
m o n o g r a m w e a r e r B ill
i n i h i g n i i a n a ll conf* f cnee g u a rd ,
By (IENE OLSON
vv i . lo st t h r o u g h g r a d u a tio n .
Sport» Editor, The Argus
| < u h S ta g g (ia ir n s to h e facing
M ild red J o n e s a n d V ivian F o r
•i hn k of d e p th in k i c k e r s a n d n
syth a d v a n c e d to th e finals of the
h o r t i g e in f u llb a c k s a n d e n d s H e
w o m e n s fall h a n d ic a p to u rn e y at
i i i p o r te d to a ls o b e s h o r t in h a c k -
F ore t H ills by v irtu e of v ictories
H illsb o ro 's g rid S p a rta n s p u l on
la st w eek.
I fit id v e r s a t i l i t y .
on ail the c o n te stan ts, th e gay y oung
T he fo rm e r w on from S te lla Say. a p re -se a so n fo o tb all show last
It
to o e m l y to te ll,'' S ta g g said bind.
?.no w a tch e d th e h<.i,»-shue
F
rid
ay
by
m o v in g
c o n siste n tly
3
a
n
d
1.
w
h
ile
Mrs.
F
o
rsy
th
d
e
w in . h e u r v e y e d hi . g r e a t p r o s tournament a t th<- county fob ro
fe ated M ary O p p e n la n d e r, 2 and th ro u g h a n a g g ressiv e, b u t u n d e r
pect . r e c e n tly
I w ill s a y t h a t j venti} ( o n e e n tra ti d th e ir a tte n tio n
m an n e d R a in ie r tea m in a pruc-
w h a te v e r w e d o th is y e a r is g o in g * o n i len Fot land, petite blonde
F ir s t flig h t fin alists also e m e rg ed t.c e scrim m ag e.
’■* d« p e n d o n p r e s e a s o n c o n d i t i o n - | lass who i. te a c h in g g irls p h y sic al
T h e S p a rta n s looked ro u g h in
as
M
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x
in
e
V
iar
d
e
fea
te
d
H
elen
ifig a n d a lo t o f h a r d w o r k a ll ed u catio n at N e w b e rg h igh school
H ayes, 5 a n d 4. a n d E d ith E m m ott se v e ra l spots, w hich ra ilb ird s e x
d m ii,g t h e M h e d u le
th is year. A lthough she w as b e aten
p ected so e a rly in th e season, b u t
d o w n e d M innie H ew itt. 2 and 1
M .,n y n f th e B adger.» h a v e k e p t , in tta finals by M rs S a ra h B yers,
show ed e n ough to in d ic a te th a t lo
in g o o d c o n d itio n by p a i t i t a p a t i o n , h e r follow ing w as la rg e r th a n th a t
m
g
p
la
y
in
g
for
th
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B
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s
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cal
football fo rtu n e s w o n 't d ro p
of
any
o
th
er
c
o
n
te
stan
t.
S
he
seem
s
in -p rin g
p o r ts a n d b y s u m m e r
•
•
•
te r r ib ly from last y e a r's peak
w o rk in th e w o o d
o r in e a s t e r n 1 to have m ade ho rse sh o e p itc h in g a t
1
11
toss
stu
ff
lik
e
th
a
t
a
t
you
from
C oach Jim D avis w as p a r tic u la r
O n . 'io w lie a t fie ld
In a d d i t i o n , tractiv e. ,-ven to th e unluuk» rs who d iam o n d used th is y e a r isn t up to
tim e to tim e a t no e x tra ch arg e ly pleased w ith th e w o rk of D ick
p re
fo o tb a ll p r a c tic e s , < h eld a t h a d nev er tossed a h u n k of e q u in e snuff. It w as a m a k e sh ift, s u p e r
You
m
ay,
of
course,
toss
it
rig
h
t
Volt
in th e b ack field . E m il B ran-
I ’acifi»- foi tin- f ir s t tim e» w h ic h
im posed on th e so ftb a ll d iam o n d back.
daw . B ob B ates, a n d Lee A lv o rd in
because h igh w a te r flooded thé
th • B .id g i r m e n t o r c o n d u c te d w ith
th e lin e Voll c am e in to his o w n as
i n e re m ay be om e am ong you b a se n all d iam o n d at th e o th e r end
h
1-ittn i A rn o s A lo n z o S ta g g , d id
aybe you th in k Jim
D avis a d e fen siv e back, as he g u a rd e d
• g n a t d e a l m k e e p i n g th e s q u a d w ho re m e m b e r the fo o tb all m ta n d - of th e field a n d p re v e n te d tu rf w a M
sn
't
sm
ilin
g
as
he
looked
o
v
e
r
the
h
is a re a w ith so m e tim es sp e c ta c u
im
of
the
T
w
en
g
e
b
ro
th
e
rs
at
from becom ing e ita b lish e d until re g is te rin g
in ''h a p « 1 a n d in a " f o o tb a ll f r a m e
fre sh m e n last w eek la r success. H e in te rc e p te d se v e ra l
N ew berg high school in re c e n t a f te r Uie b a se b all season en d ed .
of m in d
Finalists Emerge Spartans Flash
In Women's Golf Promise Against
Rainier Gridders
PORTS SPLASHE
MIL* U \ IB I I.O S HAI» HI >
W eighed 35 puutui* and to p p ed
A ! glIM piloto !
' I ’ ‘I 'in i n
I • hm
p to A storia la t Wt fine d a y Jf< i .ilint
A D illon H e ft), a n d L a rry Sn».son (rig h t!
c a tc h o f lici hu.*. b a n d
w in n in g tw o out of th re e fr
cal (134 A m e ric an L egion
u|» fro m a ■ econd d iv r-io
last w eek ml»» ,. corid iilur»
Im- of a .3-1» w in uvi i Mouse
Tin- K night of I 'y th ia
ea
fro m th e i ell.,1 into th ird p,
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K’le c k c i '*. S. I
p o s te d til«- h ig h
I
' ««• b ” t h '1 1.1 g i l t . ( ’it v le a g u e B i a n d a w topped lea ii
w ith .1 5i»<> w h ile M att Th« « w e n w ith a h igh . i a , of ii.,») wlnl
I
leli
lo»»k
high
gam
e
honor
• f B u d E y e S n id e r to o k g am e b o n
M en's B o w lin g
244
u s w ith a 232
In th e C l.t ic le a g u e , B u ss Bet*
m z /e tl in to f u s t p la c e by s w e e p -
e , t h i e e ram «
f ro m K uhl«»?. In-
II! .Ill« •
S |M n< e | M«»toi , a n d E lite
.it« s p l i t f.ii i p o in ts w h ile G if-
o rd
A p p lian c e
h ree
gam«
V
;p<»t
fro m
won
T h e F o re m e n re m a in e d un
»•d in th»‘ I’ G E leag u e by v
th r e e w hile the p re v io u sly i
tw o o u t of
V anaken
F W howl«
h e ld th e top
in tlie F r a t e r n a l H a g u e by
Cabinets-by- Bougiass
Second Round Set
In M ens Tourney
fit Forest Hills
y e a r It could be th a t F ra n c is S tal-
lev. veteran te a c h e r a t H ilh i, had
som ething to do w ith the g rid c a r
e e rs of those d e v a s ta tin g y oung
m en S talley in tro d u c e d fo o tb all at
N orcios
M in n , the to w n f r o m
w hich the T w e n g e fa m ily hails
T h e T w enge boys a re all o u t of
school so now it can be told.
•
•
•
S talley is th e p e re n n ia l tim e-
keep r for th e S p a rta n s a n d w hen
h e and B ern ie M cG rath. N e w b e rg 's
c o u n te rp a rt, g e t to g e th e r to h old th e
clock on a fo o tb all gam e, it's a safe
b et th at the ta lk gets a ro u n d to
th e G opher sta te be fo re m an y
to uchdow ns h a v e been sco red B oth
a re e x-M innesotans. M cG rath , in
cid en tally , m issed his second N e w
berg football g am e in 12 y e a rs w hen
h e failed to m ak e a g am e a t T illa
m ook last fall.
B aseball is o u t of season b u t
G regory w rites a b o u t it the v e ar
a ro u n d —m ay I? T he look back at
Q u a r te r - f in a ls p lay in th e m e n 's
fall h a n d ic a p to u rn a m e n t a t th e
F o u st H ills c o u rse w as in o rd e r
th e w e e k w ith firs t ro u n d m a tc h e s
o u t of th e way.
In th e c h a m p io n sh ip flight, O w en
It.isu iu : i.-n d e ie a te d D a rre ll Jo n es,
2 a n d 1. J . Ii A n d e rso n d e fe a te d
H I' Ila m u i n, 1 up; G il F o r-
yth d e ie a te d Ja c k C rop, 6 and
• ». W ally S ig le r d e fe a te d C. A.
B u w il .in. .» a n il 3; A m os l .a lla ie d t—
*i it. d L lo y d R am p, 2 arid 1; B ob
C u n n in g h a m d e f e a te d V R H ays,
2 a n d 1, R a lp h C ox d e fe a te d Irv
Wat nic k, i no c o re re p o rte d >, R a lp h
M iller d e fe a te d J im S eeh u rn .
O p p o n e n t s in q u a r te r - f in a ls Browning defeated A J
matche.* in th e c h a m p io n sh ip flig h t and 3.
a rt
e- foilow i
D a rre ll Ju n e s vs.
Second ro u n d opponen
J 1; A n d e n o n ; G il Fo rsyth vs. W ally flig h t a re O w en K ing vs
S ig le r. A utos l .a lla ie vs B ob C u n - , bed E ddie L aH aie vs. L
in g h am ; R a lp h C ox vs. J n n S e e - , d ro th ; P aul A n d erso n
ho rn .
B row ning; D ale V ia r v
C h a m p io n sh ip flig h t lo se rs w ill S craffo ra.
play l u s t flig h t m atches.
_ In th
i md :... ht matche . A!
C a m p b e ll d e ie a te d J o h n F ra n tz , 2
up, l." u A b e n d ro tli d e fe a te d H o m e r
D ave
A ndy
T hose kid s a re BIG. A fresh m an
b led one
"Next y e a r w ill be a d iffe re n t g rid tin e a v e ra g in g a ro u n d 200 R a in ie r passes fo a r n d ab o ra u m
t 40 y a rd s
'■tory. 1 h e new d iam o n d sh o u ld be in p o u n d s sounds lik e a d ream but a of n d th a em to u back
ch
d
o
w
n
.
p e rfe c t c o n d itio n by th en a n d I th is y e a r's S p a r ta n y e a rlin g s look
T h e sc rim m a g e w as s tric tly ul
n o p ' H iilso o ro a n d O regon C ity big e n o u g h to do it.
(C o n tin u e d on Page 2)
can u.e- it in the 1949 playoffs, ju s t
to m a k e up fo r the su b s titu te p lav-
ing a re a used th is y e a r to r tw o of
the th re e -g a m e series.
Trie so ftb a ll field w as b u ilt e s
p e cially fo r so ftb a ll a n d a sta te
to u rn a m e n t w as p la v e d on it. The
s m a lle r in fie ld of the so ftb a ll d ia
m ond c re a te d tu rfle s s base baths
a cro ss th e c e n te r of th e b a se b all
a rea, e sta b lish in g h a z a rd s w hich
cau sed in fie ld c rs to m is ju d g e and
gJOLERANCE and respect
f o r th e r ig h ts a n d
opinions o f others is one o f
m a n ’s g r e a te s t a ttrib u te s .
S
V an W inkle h a s n ice th in g s to
say a b o u t S p a rta n F o o tb a ll M en to r
Jim D avis:
. . . D avis h a s a b o u t a
dozen boys w ho saw a c tio n last
y e a r to e a rn le tte rs so h is b e a r sto ry
m u st be d isc o u n te d to som e e x te n t,
p a rtic u la rly in lig h t of D avis p ro v
Scott, 4 ed a b ility to tea ch k id s fo o tb all and
im b u e th em w ith w in n in g sp irit a n d
team cohesion.
A w om an w ho sh a ll re m a in b liss
fu lly an o n y m o u s in th is c olum n
said a f te r h e r firs t P o rtla n d b a se
ball gam e: A nd w h at s a M ole do-
Y fi th e W a te r
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G o o d P r o d u c ts
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In in w (ift'i>i at«us colors . .
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Doors - Fram es •
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l u s t piar»* tie by w in n in g th r e e f r a te r n a l
guiñes a n d look o v e r u n d isp u te d
»'\via rsh ip of th e lop spot. S a fe w a y ,
one <d last w e e k s lea d ers, m e a n
w hile drop,»ed th re e gam es to slip
into llu second d ivision. C liff B et-
zi : p o sted th e h ig h in d iv id u a l m a rk
fo r th e n ig h t w ith a th re e -g a m e
■ ríes of <128, in c lu d in g h a n d ic a p
Bob E h c le r w on in d iv id u a l gam e A lco a
h o n o rs w ith a 253. also w ith h a n d i
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V. ©»torn Ante»
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Haley Cannery
Sene way
Schedule f'riday (7
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Service vs. Salew iy,
Homo lau n d ry .
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in3 Haley Can
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Western Auto vs.
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