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Argus Bowling
Tourney Draws
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Plans Develop
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1« •agu«- took an early i«- id and held
it th ro u g h o u t last T h u rsd a y n ig h t
to tip the T ro u t-E m e ric k Coach«-.-
f P o rtla n d . 49-34 in a R« 1 C m --
ben«-fit cont« t p lay e d at B W
Bam* s gym
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q u a r te r of play. 23-13 at h a lftim e
or d 41-19 at the th ird q u a r te r Jo e
J a ro s s scored 12 foi the w inners
whd* .M cG ruder of the lowers r e g ­
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•rving . ( a p la n is of the
F irst Round ot
ARGUS
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
By
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E d it o r . T h e
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W hich a ll e x p la in s, at lea st in
p a rt, w hy sh o rtly a f te r th e to u r n a ­
m en t th e a n n o u n c e m e n t com es th .i’
D on D rib b le coach at O ld Shoe.
O regon, has ta k e n a post as m en to r
at G o p h e r M uscle. O regon. C h an ces
a re. th e p o in ts at issue betw een
D r.b b le a n d G o p h e r M uscle w e re
S ii
iC 'o n tin u e d
St
on
16 y ea r s a g o »hi« m onth Henry W oods se n sa tio n a l Y akim a
N sgro lig h tw e ig h t, scored a 1st round k.o. over Baby Sal
Scrio ol San Bernardino Th* hqht la sted a litti* o»»r 1
rn-.nvt* a s Sai S o n e w a* dropped with a left hook lor a n in e
count and upon rising w a s sen t b ack d ow n w ith an oth er left
tor the count oi 10.
Alt
etàelben
N ights
1:00 a. m.
Ruecker's Bowl
T hird and W ashington
You have se e n the other two
the 1949
H illsboro, O regon
NOW SEE
PLYMOUTH at SPENCER’S
Beauty
Safety
Performance
Com fort
ON DISPLAY FRIDAY. MARCH 18
P ly m o u th ’s now s p e c ia l d elu x e lour-door s e d a n (above).
T h ro u g h o u t th e n ew P lym outh line b e au tifu lly stre a m lin e d
b o d ies a r e low er a n d n a rro w e r, s e a ts a re w id er a n d h e a d ro o m
g re a te r. At the sa m e tim e o v e ra ll ex terio r d im e n sio n s a re re ­
d u c ed , bu t w h e e lb a s e h a s b e e n le n g th e n e d to 118 in ch es a n d
g la s s a r e a is in c re a se d . H o rsep o w er is ra is e d to 97. A lthough
le n d e rs How g ra c e lu lly into the b o d y th ey a re d e ta c h a b le for
e a s e in re p a ir.
Open evenings Thurs., Fri.. Sat., March 17, 18 and 19
Open all day Sunday, March 20
Chrysler
318 E. Main St.
page 2,
OUT OF THE PAST
SECOND ROUND STARTS
MARCH 21st
O p e n S a tu rd a y
SPENCER MOTOR CO.
A rg u s
To p ro b a b ly a bout 16 c o ach es at
th e d a te to u rn a m e n t in E ugene
th is w eek, th e a n n u a l p re p hoop
fe stiv a l is a c h a lle n g e to th e ir
coaching a b ility
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o th e r n .en to rs. M c A rth u r C ourt m
to u rn a m e n t w eek is a tra d in g m a rt
for th e ir c o ac h in g se rv ice s
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h a lls o f M c A r t h u r ( o u r t h a v e
to d o w i t h a n e w jo b n e x t v e a r
fo r som e c o a c h o r o th e r T w o or
m o re m e n w i l l he c a r r y in g on
a q u ie t d is c u s s io n o f te a m r e r -
or«l.s. s a la r y , f a c ilit ie s , s a la r v .
th e h o u s in g s it u a t io n a r.d s a l­
Hilhi Bowling
W ild life O ffic e rs
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th e M a n s >h«»p
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Economy Tips
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IlllU h o r o
Maier Elected President
Oi Soliball Association
I
Fifth Fill-Winning
Season Finished
By Spartan Girls
th e
17. 1949
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