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H ills b o ro . O re g o n . T h u r s d a y . S e p te m b e r 29. 1949
Volume 56. No. 27 —Section € S ix Pagee
Spartans Take to Air
For 2 5 -0 Loop Win
PORTS SPLASHE
D\ (it \ t
O IS O N
.sports t d i t n r
Its l.e rie O lson, sp orts t d ito r
Tlie
ighted-in rig h t arm of little C onnie Sproul struck
I'll 1 15 yards and tw o touchdow ns th ro u g h th e an F riday
n. lit to m ake the going easy for H illsboro in a 25-0 win over
Oregon City in the first TYV league clash foi th e S p artan s
Sproul flips th ro u g h th e air also set up a th ird touch-
0' wn Only one S p a rta n score, th e first touchdow n e a rh in
♦
•i Spr h i ! spiral To cor*- th a t on*
tt* Spartan-* took a w eak P io n e e r
p u n t ,n th*- O reg o n C ity 31 -y a rd
rn and g ro u n d out y a rd a g e in
rcall «hunk to score .n n in e play
J e r r y L eB lanc p o u n d e d o v e r th e
r
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.'•-‘id line
Ray R o th stro in
boot
• a the p o in t a a no good a n d th»
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hi lig h t leg S<-pternb« r 11 in .1 ganu a g a in st B a n k s .«nd h a d b e en
o u t of th« lin e u p sin c e th at tun«
'A rg u s p h o to by G e n e O lsonr
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' i 1 oii.i« li Sunday aft« r noon at Vet b o o rt
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LeRoy W ilding
Ray Tow n
L arry Taylor
Ed Fritchie
Don W oody
H ilh i a d m in is tra to rs anxious
to see ev e r> o n e get In to S p a r­
tan fo o tb a ll games w ith a m in ­
im u m of tro u b le th is w eek w ere
p u zzlin g o v e r the
P ro b le m of
the south G ate "
T h a t p a rtic u la r a p e rtu re in
the fence has p ro v ed so p o p u lar
th a t fans at H ilh i home games
lin e up— some w a itin g p a tie n tly
and others g iv in g up to go
hom e— at th** south gate lea vin g
tic k e t sellers at th e th re e o th er
g a te s w ith n o t h in g to d o
T h e re are fo u r gates to the
s p a rta n
f ie ld — th e
over-b u sy
one at the south end of the fie ld ,
one at each end of the g ra n d ­
stand at the cast side, and a n ­
o th e r on the n o rth side of the
fie ld If spectators w o u ld use a ll
gates instead of co n c e n tra tin g
on the south one th e re w o uld
he v e ry little w a itin g a n y w h e re ,
H ilh i o ffic ia ls have po inted out.
T h e east and n o rth entrance»
arc not ho o b > -trap p ed , and tic ­
kets sold at those en trances are
ju st as good as those dispensed
at the south en tra n c e .
I f fans w ill keep th a t in m in d
F rid a y n ig h t w h e n a r r iv in g fo r
the W est L in n gam e, th e •p ro b ­
lem of ih e > o u th G a te ’’ w ill be
solved
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W e h a v e TIRES at
at th e
LOW EST PRICES
in th e N orth w est.
INVENTO RY
REDUCTIO N
SALE
FOR EVERYONE!
Prices lower than mail
order catalog
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FREE M O U N T IN G
P- S. — We are not perm itted to tell you
the brand but it is a NATIONALLY
KNOWN MAKE!
F o u r form«-: W ash in g to n county
h igh
-hool g i.d d ' is a re listed in
the tu rn o u t for fre s h m a n fo o tb all
at Or« gon S ta te colleg e
C andidate s a re Bob B ates, end on
la-t y e a r s S p a rta n e le v en ; B ill Tol-
ke. « x -B a n k s p e rfo rm e r. G e o rg e i
G riffin . B( ¿»verton, a n d D ean R ow -
DEAN GRAHAM MOTOBS
BIG N U T C R O P T H IS Y E A R — L O T S O F H E L P W A N T E D !
P le n ty of w o rk m ean s good p a y fo r n u t p ick e rs. D o n 't
m iss th is big chance!
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ing c ach ed by H al M oe a n d w ill
I lay th e ir first gam«' a g a in st the
U n iv e rsity of O re g o n fro sh . O cto b er
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crew w ill play its >«'cond g am e to ­
d a y (T h u rsd a y ) at O reg o n C ity.
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A little closer to home. I.en
H e m h e y . (treat c e n te r fo r laet
(C o n tin u e d on pace 5)
No foolin' . . .
County Gridders Work
With OSC Freshm en
n
( » n t fl • h • i n am ed on vhe TYV
league
second a ll-sta r team a f te r
la d y e a r
c o u rt eason and in a
n o rm al year, w ould h ave m ade th e
f u s t team U n fo rtu n a te ly , he had
to co m p ete for m en tio n last y e a r
w ith a ll-tim e g re ats like Don H oy
.t N e w b e rg and Bob A d ria n of
W est L inn
H odge a n d P a rm le y
w ere u n q u e stio n a b ly F o re st G ro v e
h igh school s a th le tic p lu m s of last
y e a r a n d B ad g er coaches a re u n ­
d o u b te d ly h a p p y to h a v e o b tain e d
th em both.
DESOTO • PLYMOUTH
FIRST AT WASHINGTON
Growers w ill pick up at 6:30 a. m. from the Oregon
State Employment Service. 124 S. 2nd. Hillsboro.
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PHONE 5821
HILLSBORO. OREGON
HILLSBORO vs. WEST LINN
1948 C hevrolet Sedan D e liv e ry
Kadi • .«nd
TYV League Game
1947 R Chevrolet
Convertible
adio and b e a te r. New top.
-
HILHI FIELD
8 p. m.
—
FRIDAY, Sept. 3 0th
H ILLS B O R O L IN E U P
1947 Nash 600 Sedan
One owner
(C o n tin u e d on page 2)
South Gate is
Over-Popular
PacifK? u n iv e rs ity has a cq u ired
tw o of th« top TYV league a th letes
of last y e a r in J e r r y H odge and
C lin t P a rm le y . both of w hom w ere
b rig h t spot last y e a r in an o th e r ­
w ise d a rk a th le tic p ictu re at F o r­
e st G ro v e high -chool In Hodge,
th e B a d g e r' a cq u ire d ,« h a r d - r u n ­
n ing fo o tb all back w ho
in
the
»pring w ill th ro w the
shot far
«nough to give P acific points in
N o rth w e st c o n fere n ce trac k
The
h u .'k y C o rn e liu s lad c lean ed up in
m eets a ro u n d th is a rea last spring
a n d to p p ed th e field in tossing the
iro n ball a t th e state m eet. P a r m ­
le y w ill h e lp th e B adgers no end
in b a sk e tb a ll. T h e F o re st G rove
Clayton Halback
Ered Carlson
Jim McIntosh
Larry Lee
Don McIntosh
51. IJe ra ld Br< ow n
• xpeeb-d ro u g h -pot v<-!« v l :bl
in th« frosh m ach in e, a cc o rd in g to
C oach L ou Sams.»
Th« H ilhi fio sh p u n c h e d o v e r
th e ir first to u ch d o w n m th e e Cond
p« iod aft« r .1 driv«' of 92 y a rd
led v
L eft Hall
L«s W eisen b ach p u n c h e d o v e r a
on a .short buck
W« ix-nbach account« d fot tin- ec-
« nd H ilhi to u ch d o w n also In the
fo u rth p e rio d he in te rc e p te d a B eav-
« rton pass a n d sc a m p e re d 55 yard -
to r th«- score
F u llb ac k Bob H an k -
in.s«»n a d d e d th e e x tr a point on a
pit« h u n t from Q u a rte rb a c k Ev. re tt
S andy.
H ilhi rcM 'rves took o v e r a n d had
roll« d to th«' B e a v e rto n thr«*e-yard
line w h en th e gam e en d ed . S a m s a s
U SED CARS
I
n u b ay. lik» fu w
h« .it« i (« u a ra n tee d
E arly in th e second q u a r te r , the
S p a rta n s ad d ed six m o re on a 50-
> ard cam paign, n e g o tia tin g 43 of
those y a rd s on S p ro u l p a sse s C a g ey
C nm e first fired to E nd L yle G u e r-
ic ke to th» P io n e e r 29 a n d th e n toss­
ed one off to th e left to R u ts c h ­
m an w ho ra m b le d into th e e n d
P la v c r
Alden Rondeau
1111.HI R E S E R V E S Rav R oth T orn
B u .iz ile »3 Jo< K< nried ¿7 M«i 1« H a rris o n 5H D an n y F re n c h
•9 Bob J«»n» s lid K en J a r n 11 (¡1, A llan B rook 62 Don V a n d c r-
/•»!.«b n 63 W ayne V a n S tip h o u t 67 L a rry M id d leto w n 69 D on
Bahns«-n 70 W < rner Sh« • ’ - 71. V tin o n S c h in d le r 76, M alcolm
M cIn n is KO
W EST 1.1NN R E S E R V E S H arold A d ria n 72. D onald A tc h iso n
D"ii Bag!« y 94 ( ’a i l C ru m b \ L9 J a c k E lie 70 W ay n e F e ro
91 Al F re d ric k 71 V ernon H a lb e rt 99. G o rd o n Ham m« -r lee 76.
<»il» K in g sb u iy 30 ( ¡ a n y M cM urr v 73. F re d M y e rs 6K J a m e s
() D ow n 11 66 Roily Peip« r 77 E rn e st R ic k a rd Kfl Bob R in k cs
69. G e o rg e R ossm an 97. J o e S im p so n 6> Dab- S te w a rt K3
H E
3 9 2
IL lhi
f i. hrn an fo o tb all t»*a:n
i-t T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n ra c k e d up
,t 13 (1 v »r« nv«»r th«- B« .«verton
«r ling « n th« fo reig n fit Id T he
« ’ in f • h e n te re d th e gam e aft-
<»nlv five d a y s ,,f p ra c tic e an 1
P o sitio n
Dick VanLom
Connie Sproul
Ad Rutschman
Je rry LeBlanc
M artv Hankinson
h
R
P la y e r
Hill P ifer
II
V..o,h.
B.i nk
catch«-1.
,i|>p< .1 out tin •< bits in foui tiii>-
i k
»f tin- .ift4-rn»H»n
.id s l«-«l th«- w in n e rs
» thic«' tim«** up
W
a «« s m a ft«' «‘a.sK'r ¿4
point* bit«' in the
«»rial ft« •¡«ting «»n the
T he I’
W EST LIN N
I.yle Guericke
Dave Eischen. Capt
llerm Leopold
I.a Verne Meacham
Dale Christiansen
f them in the first nning
Il oik
I
West Linn at Hilhi — Friday, 8 p. m.
H IL L S B O R O
inti-i com ing in th e se v e n th
Ivan
< «»«»»« t •< i
V« i h o n jt wit ab le
T h is tim e S p ro u l tossed to
R utsch m an w h o w en t to th e P io­
n eer 32 before being h a lte d . A f t ­
er a short g ain in to the lin e.
J e rry L e B la n c sla m m ed th ro u g h
the le ft side of the P io n e e r w a ll
and M -am pered fo r th e score.
T h is one counted
R o th s tro m s
kic k fo r th e p o in t a g a in w u
no good
Probable Starting Lineups
i, . ■ I t b it i
1<H9 ft.«me
n> 1.«’» ' it
A fter sto p p in g th e P io n e e r of-
i* fiMv« cold a fte r the k ickoff, the
S p a rta n s ro lle d to tw o m o re to u c h -
6«. vns in h o rt o rd e r b u t o nly one
of th em c o u n te d
S p ro u l th re w to
Dick V anLorn for 37 y a rd s to th**
P n«*er gg and th en Ad R u tec h m an
k< »ff th e rig h t side shook off
th ree ta c k le rs a n d a m b le d into the
• nd zone Tip score w as n u llifie d
• a d ip p in g p e n a lty a n d th e S p a r-
' »n- were sent back to th e P io n e e r
43
ur?J
W EST L IN N L IN E U P
R.E.
R. G.
L ow nulrmte. Guaranteed.
73
1946 Nash Ambass. 6 Sedan
G uericke
H.idiii, I h . . t u i n c i d i m
C o m p il ici}
(iv c ih u u lrd .m d itu a r u n tr rd .
Eischen
Leopold
Christiansen
VanLom
L. E.
L. T.
L. G.
84
95
86
81
Rondeau
Wilding
Town
Taylor
c.
R. G.
R .T .
R .E .
78
82
87
Fritchie
1 Woody
Halback
1946 Dodge Convertible
R adio, h e a te r, new top.
L ik e new
1941 R Olds
6-passcnger Coupe
ad io a n d heat« l
No.
1941 Chrysler Sedan
It . nini, lie.tiet
F lu id D i n e
E x li.i clc.in.
1940 Nash Sedan
H e a te r a n d o v e rd riv e
1940 Chrysler Coupe
lb b u ilt m o to r
O n e of out l>»-. t
1939 Dodge Sedan
R adio .uid licatei
1939 Chrysler Sedan
R adio, b< at« I . m w p a in t
1939 Nash Club Coupe
R adio, In at« i a n d overdiiv«'.
1939 Chevrolet Sedan
R adio a n d
I k
Sproul
atei
1936 Chrysler Sedan
I b ai» I a n d o\ « rdi i\ «
1935 Ford Tudor
1933 Chevrolet Sedan
1931 Ford M odel A Sedan
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
65
66
N um r
Connie Sproul
Ray Rothstrom
D areld Brown
Dick Brcazile
Ad Rutschman
Lyle G uericke
Je rry LeBlanc
Joe Kennedy
Merle Harrison
Dannv French
Bob Jones
Ken Ja rre ll
Allan Brooks
Don Vanderzanden
Laverne Meacham
Dick VanLom
Rutschm an
Position
Weigh«
QB
LH
RH
RE
EB
LE
RH
RE
LH
QB
RE
E B
LG
RT
C
RE
144
158
150
142
160
155
160
150
138
148
165
175
158
173
165
160
LeBlanc
No.
67
68
69
70
71
73
74
75
76
77
80
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Hankinson
Name
W ayne V anStiphout
M arty Hankinson
L arry M iddletown
Don Bahnsen
W erner Sheets
Dale Christiansen
Dave Eischen
Bill Pifer
Vernon Schindler
Herman Leopold
Malcolm McInnis
Alfred Court
Bob Yungen
Darrell Barnes
Loren Beier
Thomas Steinke
M O TO R C O M P A N Y
Authorized NASH Dealer
" W h i le
th e L liin.ile is Ihe I’llc e Y ou P tty"
250 E. W dahington Si.— Killbboro
Phone 51
RG
FB
LT
LH
LT
RG
LT
RT
C
LG
RT
LE
LE
LG
LG
RG
Weight
168
170
173
146
175
168
176
174
170
155
220
163
160
178
155
158
N».
N am e
I ’oKition
W eight
Joe Simpson
Jam es O'Donnell
Ered Myers
Bob Rinkes
Jack Elie
Al Fredricks
Harold Adrian
G arry M cM urry
L arry Lee
Gordon Ham mcrlcc
Roily Peiper
Ed Fritchie
Ered Carlson
Gib Kingsbury
Larry Taylor
Don Woody
Dale S tew art
Alden Rondeau
Ray Town
Clayton Halback
No.
B8
89
90
91
92
94
95
97
98
99
Name
Position
W eigh t
E
G
QB
T
LH
G
T
T
F
T
T
G
E
T
C
C
G
LH
RH
119
178
152
170
190
168
184
210
170
176
163
151
140
172
147
170
137
146
134
Ernest Rickard
Carl Crum ley
Donald Atchison
Wayne Fero
Jim McIntosh
Don Bagley
LeRoy Wilding
George Rossman
Don McIntosh
Vernon H albert
John Bamford
Rodney Bowdish
Don Duval
Dennis Otnes
Ronnie Pearson
Phillip Sheppard
Merle S tew art
Bob Swingle
Tim Wood
HEAD COACH — JIG G S BURNETT
Dw ight Cathcrwood. Assistant Coach; Jam es Hyde. Freshm an Coach
HEAD C O A C H - JIM DAVIS
Norm M artinson. Line Coach; W arren Schue and Louts McCorkle,
"B ” Squad; Lou Samsa, Frosh
STRANAHAN
Position
— OFFICIALS —
Ross Sly tor, Reloree; Frank Kirkpatrick. Hoad Linesman
Bill Engebretson. Umpire
Courtesy Cady Motor Company
HILLSBORO DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALER