Tlx OREGON STATESMAN. Salt
Oregon, Sunday Morning. May 20 1345
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District Grid
Setup Changed
(Continued from page 12)
'ortland,
I teams
on the
handpick
Gresham
by state
for Multnomah stadium,
; Saturday, December 1.
: ; Last season six distri
finished up regular se
undefeated list and protests were
i posted i when; the OHSAA had no
i alternative other than to
a district representative.
was seiectee ana provea to bt a
V capable choice when he Gophers
were defeated only 6-0
title winning Medford.
: The new district arrangement Is
in no way permanentJ declares
Pigott It is merely the first step
by the board to relieve a bad
situation in the district due to the
large number of eligible- schools
within its boundaries. Pigott add
ed that the football planning com
mittee is still hard at ork with
efforts to arrange a setup agree
able to all.
V State championship
next fall will find district 1 meet
ing No. J while No. 2 is tackling
No. 4 in the semifinals. - Site of
the district 3 title game between
division winners will be the south
ern representative's field.
B District Set
State class "B football
also taken into recognition by the
OHSAA, announced Pigott, Four
districts were formed. District
championships are to be decided
on - November 17 and j the ". sta,te
championship game on November
22, Thanksgiving Day,
State "B" schols find themselves
in the following districts: No.
Hood River, Multnomah, Clacka
mas, Marion, Linn, Benton, Lin
coln, Polk, Yamhill, Tillamook,
Washington, Columbia and Clatsop
counties. No. 2: Lane,
Coos, Curry, Josephine
playoffs
was
son counties. Nd. 3: Gilliam, Sher
man, (Wasco, Jeff ersord Wheller,
Crook, : Deschutes, Klarnath and
Lake counties. No. 4: Umatilla, Un
ion, Wallowa, Baker, Malheur,
Harney and Morrow counties,
Chemawa Indian school was "B"
champion, in 1944.
Douglas,
and Jack
(Continued from page 12)
eagues. No .experience is needed,
which makes , the - grandstanders
eligible, and bulbous Stanley says
he's got to get a handful of pro
spective boys in blue lined up
but quickly. All equipment is pro
vided and the interested merely
check in names and addresses at
Maple's. Along 'with finding out
what it's like to determine a ball
from a strike where it counts,
signees will be doing a good turn
for a swelegant program for uo-
wards of 200 of our village kids,
Police protection will be provided
ll necessary, too.
Oregon's return to athletics fol-
lowing Dy two weeks the an
nouncement of similar return of
Oregon State caused one OSC
alum to quip: "That's the Ducks
for you always tagging along af
ter the Beavers." (Yeah, pal, but
what happened last March?) .
"Tickets for the game can be
purchased at Rich's cigar store,"
says the ad. So that's what they're
selling at the stogie counters these
days that is, other than in the
back room ; . k ;-.
Stiner Ha$ Don Okeh
For the benefit of the late com
ers: Oregon State's return to foot
ball this . fall will see . Coach Lon
Stiner handling the reins in his
1 3th year, as head skipper., , His
Beaver elevens have won 34
games, lost 34 and tied 11. Major
battle victories include of course
the 20-18 win over Duke in the
1942 Rose Bowl, the 0-0 deadlock
with Southern Cal in Stiner's first
year, 1933, that tie knocking stiff
a Trojan win binge which had
reached ' 28 games, and the 10-0
upset over Stanford in '41, that
one producing the first time in
two years anyone had been able
to solve and stop Clark Shaugh
nessy's Frankie Albert & Co. T'
troupe . . . The Beavers have had
their big moments during the Stin
er regime, wot? ...
No Balls; Bats
Brings Appeal
WASHINGTON, May 19.-J)-
Major, league officials isaid today
the shortage of balls arid -bats has
become 'so. acute tha it! endangers
the future of ba'seball. 'They plan
ned an appeal tcr the -government
for assistance. Undersecretary of
War Patterson, the war produc
tion board and the war; manpower
will be asked to "do iwhat they
can." j . -:;. . 1 ' ... j j
The scarcity of playing equip
ment lis "being felt by the kids,
cutting right at the very roots of
the game," some big league lead
ers said. j .'j
- High schools, sandlot and Amer
ican Legion coaches and managers
in various parts of the country
have j written to the majors for
help, i They are down tp a few bat
tered leftover balls and patched up
bats.j ' f ' -:
. j Ycsr Hers
neccrjsizes (kdily
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When she sees our name on
a medicipe bottle she knows
the prescription has been
given --careful, conscientious
attention. Only thei freshest
and purest ingredients have
been used. For prompt and
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Navycat Rally
Thumps Greys
Coming from behind with
seven-man outburst in the eighth
and final frame, Willamette U's
Navycat nine yesterday took
2-1 lead in their series with the
OSP Greys by scoring a 13-1
win. The game was as wild and
woolly as the score" indicates as
25 hits and 15 errors crept into
proceedings on a muddy prison
diamond.
Marv Goodman, in a relief for
Bob McGuire's team, gained cred
it for the victory and helped his
own cause with a home run. Gibbs
Zauftt and Goodman proved to be
the No. 1 swatsmiths for the vic
tors with three bingles each. Rufe
Jackson,' dusky OSP outfielder,
slammed out three hits for his
side.
Both teams had big first in
nings, the 'Cats getting four tal
lies and the Greys bouncing right
back for five.
WUluittU ABKH Greys ABBH
Zauft. 2b 9 1 3 LJohnson. as 5 2 1
Schumker. lb 2 3 2 Hoffert. cf 9 10
Tate, m -9 2 1 Brown, ZD 9 11
Simmons, cf 111 Wilbnaoo. e 3 3 1
Thomason. 3b 3 1 1 Ward, lb 3 3 1
Hampton, U 3 0 0 Jackson, rf 4 3 3
Goodmn. rf-p 9 13 Vusoski, 3b 3 0 2
Conway, p 10 0 Brenner. If 3 0 0
Ditiy. c see B Jokiuon, p o o
Purctfou. a 3 0 0 Gaxuasao. pass
Larkin, lb 2 0 0 Ingman. p - 1 0 0
Flrmey, If 13 1 Forth, fl 10 0
Olson, rf 110 Smith. 3b 10 0
Jensen, e ,111
Totals 36 13 13 Totals 371112
Willamette . 400 010 1713 13 1
Greys 903 200 0111 12
Errors: Tate. Conway. Jensen 3,
Ditly 3, Hoffert, Brown 3. Williamson
3. Ward 3. Vissosfcl. Twe-base hits:
Tate, Simmons, . Brown. Williamson.
Jackson. Home runs: Goodman. Strike
oils: Goodman B, Conway 1. Percifall
2. Gsf lvsmo 8. In (man 1. Winning
pitcher, Goodman. Losing pitcher.
lngman.
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CORVALIJS, May lMiT)-Hop
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both the. weather and the man
power shortage, j
. Mid-WiQamette valley hopraen
told Oregon State college exten
sion service: that rains had pre
vented them from training hop
vines, now at the stage where they
must be trained off the ground or
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