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Newspaper Page TextI I"! ";A 'I Page Six. Archie Les Steers Has Last Chance Discus Mark Only One To Fall In NCAA Meet By ROBERT MYERS . PALO ALTO, Cal., June 21 OP) Girded for record shattering performances, 200 o the finest athletes in America ring down the curtain Saturday on the 1941 track and field season with the big meet of the year the Nation al Collegiate championships. With one world mark already placed in the discard in Friday's qualifying trials a tremendous discus throw by Indiana's negro star, Archie Hams today s finals brought together representatives from 53 schools in Stanford uni versity's great sports stadium. Harris" mighty effort with the heavy platter measured 174 feet 8Vi inches. The recognized worm record is held by Germany's Willi Schroder 174 feet 2'. inches, set in 1935. Spectacular as Harris' achieve ment was, more thrills were ex pected today. Champions back to defend their 1940 laurels were Norwood Ewell of Penn State, the 1940 sprint king; Indiana's Camp . bell Kane in the 880; Al Blozis of Georgetown in the shot put; Cali fornia's Martin Biles in the jave lin;. Johnny Wilson of U. S. C, co-champion in the high jump; and Harris, given another chance to outdo his own efforts of the , trials Friday. Center of attention in the high jump was Les Steers of Oregon, the lad who startled the sports world with a leap of 6 feet 11 Inches last Tuesday and who hop ed id reach the seven-foot mark today. . .. . , Opening attraction in the track events was the-mile, with Leslie MacMitchell of New York uni versity a standout Kane was seen as his closest rival. . . . ) s The quarter-mile run promised another battle, pitting. Grover Klemmer of California against a field that included Hubert Kerns of U. S. C, Bill Lyda of Okla homa, Bob Smith of Washington, Harold Bogrow of New York U., Gene Littler of Nebraska and others. Oregon City Gets Softball Tourney PORTLAND,' June 21 (U.PJ Oregon City Friday was named as the new annual state softball tournament site. District groups were announced, but date of the playoffs was not given. Groupings by counties included: No. 12 Lane, Douglas and Coos; No. 13 Curry, Josephine, Jack son, Klamath and Lake. Valley Golf Tourney FIB ST BOUND (morning) Eaiene Country Club, No, 1 les : 8:00 L. Omlid, Oakway 8:05 Webster, Oakway fl:10 Dutton, Oakway Hedffef. .Fry, Broadmoor . Mead, 8:15 Turner, oakway ,, MpHyrmiHn,- Broadmoor . 8:20 Ml) ford. Oakway Crosby. 8:25 Blechschmidt, Oakway , -Miller, 8:30 Peters, Oakway 8:35 Crooch. Oakway -Jensen,. Mar low. Eugene County Club, No. 10 Tee 8:00 Milligan. Eugene , 8:05 Olsen, Eugene .Johnson, Albany .Carpenter, Albany 8:10 Leal. Eugene . Fortmilier. 8:15 Prescott. Eugene 8:20 Mills, Eugene 8:25 Hoak, Eugene 8:30 Ragen, Eugene 8:35 Koke, Eugene Laurel wood Golf Coarse, No. 1 Tee 8:00 Boyer. Eastmoreland Rose. 8:05 Westline. Eastmoreland - Stephens. Golden. 8:10 Proctor. Eastmoreland 8:15 Jett. Eastmoreland 8:20 L. Stafford. Eastmoreland 8:25 Siverson, Eastmoreland Rice. 8:30 Charles. Eastmoreland 8:35 Martini, Eastmoreland Murch, Blasen. Laurelwood Golf Coane, No. 10 Tee B:00 O'Connell. Laurelwood Hofer. 8:05 K. Omlid, Laurelwood . 8:10 Taylor, Laurelwood 8:15 Beeks. Lauxeiwooa 8:20 Red Omlid, Laurelwood Wyss. Colwood Morelock. Cottage Grove 8-25 Buck Laurelwood Hanset. Colwood Jones. Cottage Grove ., 8:30 L Omlid. Laurelwood Donnelly. Colwood Wolford. Cottage Grove 8:35 Sutton, Laurelwood -uns.. SECOND ROUND (afternoon) Laurelwood Golf Course, No. 1 Tee 100 L Omlid. Oakway Hedges. Broadmoor . Cameron. Rose City 105 Webster, Oakwav Frey. Broadmoor . Carson, Rose City 110 Hutlon. Oakway Mead. Broadmoor Lees. Rose City 1M5 Turner. Oakway McReynolds; Broadmoor Cordes, Rose City 1-20 Mllford. Oakway Crosby. Broadmoor Rache. Rose Cltv 1:25 Blechschmidt. Oakway Miller. Broadmoor Bodway. Rose City 130 Peters. Oakway Jensen. Broadmoor . Hughe.. Rose City 1:35 Crooch. Oakway Marlow. Broadmoor Bailey. Rose City Laurelwood Golf Course, No. 10 Tee V.00 Milligan. Eugene Johnson. Albany 1-05 Olsen. Eugene Carpenter. Albany 1:10 Leal. Eugene Fortmiller. Albany ... 1:15 Prescott. Eugene Bates. Albany 1:20 Mills. Eugene Hocken. Albany 1:25 Hoak, Eugene B. Bates. Albany 1:30 Ragen. Eugene Roberts, Albany . 1:35 Koke, Eugene Martin, Albany -. Eugene Country Club, No. 1 Tee 100 Boyer. Eaf1moroland .....Rose, City View 105 Westllng, Eastmoreland .Stephens. City View j -10 Proctor. Eastmoreland Golden. City View , 1:15 Jett. Eastmoreland Rice. City View . 1:20 L. Stafford. Eastmoreland .-C. Stafford. City View 1:25 Siverson, Eastmoreland Vetch. City View 130 Charles. Eastmoreland . Murch. City View 1:35 Martini, Eastmoreland Blasen, City View Eugene Country Club, No, 10 Tee :0O O'Connell. Laurelwood Hofer. :0 K. Omlid. Laurelwood Brown. 1:10 Tavior, Laureiwooa wn. wwooa . 115 Becks, Laurelwood Stuckrath. Colwood 1:20 Red Omlid. Laurelwood wyss. oiwooa 1:28 Buck. Laurelwood ...Hanset, Colwood 5:30 L. Omlid. Laurelwood Donnelly. Colwood-... MM Sutton. Laurelwood Gunst. Colwood TounNAMENT OFFICIALS Wendell taorer; Ed Siegmund, associate scorer. BU LES GOVERNING PLAY ON BOTH COURSES: ( . 1. Improve your lie with club head only. 2. You may clean your ball on the efrean. 3. Medal-nlay rules shall be observed at All times. 4. Individual score cards must be tabulated by opponent. - 6. Each player is responsible for pmtin score card with officials Immediately, after completion of each 18 holes. 6. U.S.G.A. rules prevail (no fttymies in medal playi. 7. A player who picks up disqualifies the entire team. 8. Players not ataiUng morning c efitvaooa rounds according to ichedula win b disautlUied. Harris Breaks World Discus Throw Oakland Again Defeats Loop Leading Sacramento Solons (Associated Press) Sacramento's Coast league base ball prestige is beginning to slip. The Senators fell before Oakland again Friday night, 3 to 2, prov ing they're not the near-invincible team their record seems to: indi cate. It took 13 innings of steady pressure before Sacramento wilted in the face of Stanley Corbett's seven-hit pitching and Oakland's power, at the . plate. In another drawn-out game, San Diego squeezed by Hollywood 4 to 3 - Washington Crew Coach Pessimistic FOUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June 21 (U.R) Most of the crews as sembled on the banks of the Hud son were eased up in preparation for final time trials over the week end, but Al Ulbrickson) coach of the Waningtcn Huskies, sent his varsity and junior varsity eiKhls ever the full course for Ihe last time belore.the regatta Wednes day. Ulbrickson clocked his varsity boat fcr thi four miles in 19:48 and th jayvee shell for' thre. miles in 15:02, and he expressed concern over the former. 'They need some more condi tioning," he said. "I knew they would not reach their peak be cause we had such bad weather in Seattle before coming East, but I never dreamed they would look as ragged as they did today". How ever, I'm quite satisfied with the junior boat." The Huskies suffered their first casualty today when Doyle Fow ler, No. 4 varsity oarsman, came in after a short afternoon spin With a sore throat and slight cold. . If Fowler is unable to row on Wednesday, Ulbrickson would use Bill Sauer or Hi Leinenweber, his J. V. No. 4 and 6. Alternate Chri stofferson would then come up to fill in the vacancy, in the second shell. ' ."If that' happens, we don't do any winning on Wednesday," Ul brickson commented. To counteract Ulbrickson's pes simism, Coach Ky Ebright of Cali fornia said that the Huskies looked even better than they did in lick ing the Bears by three lengths earlier in the year. "Just wait till you see them on Wednesday," ne advised. . - COUGARS SKED AGGIES PULLMAN, Wash.,. June .21 (U.R) Washington State college and Texas A. & M. football teams will meet in- Tacoma, Wash., on Dec. 6, 1941, school officials announced today. Broadmoor . ...Cameron. Rose City ....Carson, Rose City . Lees. Rose. City ,H.Cordes, Rose City ,Rache. Rose City Bodway, Rose City HuRhes, Rose City .Bailey, Rose Ctty Broadmoor ... Broadmoor Broadmoor Broadmoor . Broadmoor Wilcox. Lloyds . . Anderson, Lloyds Albany . .Roecker. Lloyds -Bates, Albany . Markstaller, Lloyds -Hocken. Albany ; Legler. Lloyds B. Bates, Albany ..Sherlock. Lloyds -Roberts. Albany Fleskes, Lloyds -Martin, Albany Berg, Lloyds City View .Clark, - Med ford City View Harrington, Med ford City View .....-Simmons. Med ford City View Hammond. Med ford O. Stafford. City View - Staples. Medford 'etch. City View , Price. Med'ord City view . Porter. Medford City View Pruitt. Medford Colwood Zimmerly. Cottage .Brown, Colwood Lemley. Cottage Grove Cook. Colwood Langston, Cottage Grove Stuckrath. Colwood Den son. Cottage Grove tonwooa . .....uasper, vuuaKe rove .Wilcox. Lloyds . -Anderson. Lloyds .Roecker. Lloyds .MarKstaiier, Lloyds ,-Legler, Lloyds - .Sherlock. Lloyds -i-iesges. Liovds -Berg, Lloyd -Clark. Mrdford ..Harrington. Medford . Simmon. Medford ..Hammond. Medford ..Staples. Medford .. Price. Medford ..Porter. Medford ..Pruitt, Medford Colwood . , Colwood .. ....Zimmerly. Cottage Grove Boyer. Evergreen Lemley, Cottage Grove. ......Ehle. 'Evergreen . Langston, Cottage Grove ...... Holmes, Evergreen ...'.Denson. Cottage Grove ......Gosnell, Evergreen Moreland, Cottage Grove ..Suesens. Evergreen ..Jones. Cottage Grove ..Cayo. Evergreen Wolford. Cottage Grove Bottger. Evergreen .. uasper, uonage orove ..... Hoag, Evergreen Wood, referee Jim O'Connell, manager; San Francisco laced Portland 10 to 3 in a pitcher's nightmare 16 bases were issued on balls, and there were three wild pitches. Joe Callahan and Joe Orrell, Portland's first two hurlers, allowed 11 walks, while Sam Gibson of Seals passed five. San Francisco won in the fifth with five runs on five walks, one sacrifice, one error, . and two singles. " Los Angeles batted evenly in the hitting department with Se attle, but managed to hold together in the clutches to win 3 to 1. Both teams collected seven hits each. Scores: ' . . R H E Sacramento 1 2 7 3 Oakland 3 8 1 Munger and Wieczorek, Klutz (2); Corbett and Conroy. San Francisco 10 12 2 Portland . 3 7 2 Gibson and Ogrodowski; Calla han, Orrell (5), Gonzales (9) and Schultz. Los Angeles 3 7 2 Seattle 1 7 0 - Prim and Campbell; Johnson, Brown (7), Soriano (9) and Col lins. San Diego ... 4 9 2 Hollywood 3 7 2 Terry and Detore; Dasso, Bit- horn (8) and Dapper. Spokane Indians Regain WIL Lead (Associated Press) Spokane went back into the Western. . International baseball league lead by half a game Friday night, defeating Yakima, 13-10, in a 10-inning blasting match. Yakima had held the league lead just 24 hours. Frank Milani s triple with three men on base sewed up the game for Spokane in the tenth after the lead had shifted half a dozen times during the regular playing period. Spokane, incidentally, ran up the tidy total of 17 hits to Yakima's 10. , The evenings most impressive performance, however, was given by Tacoma, which scored a double shutout over Wenatchee, 9 to 0 and 3 to 0. Bryant Stephens turned in a steady eight-hit job in the opener and Mel Marlowe, pitching his fourth straight win, allowed only seven Wenatchee hits in the nightcap. .Vancouver also scored a shutout at Salem's expense. The num ber 13 came up for Salem 13 Vancouver hits which produced four runs in the first inning and three others later for the 7-0 score. Cy Greenlaw, hurling for the Canadian team, gave seven hits. Bill , Brenner and Smead Jolley both homered. Pairings .. ... Spulnlk, Corvallis .......Coleman, Corvallis i-Gill. Corvallis Walgren, Corvallis , -.Babb, Corvallis Weir. Corvallis Small. Corvallis ..Englestad, Corvallis Steers. Peninsula Leptich. Peninsula Westen, Peninsula George. Peninsula .Smith. Peninsula .Lento. Peninsula ,Fry. Peninsula Cochran. Peninsula Scharbach. Oregon Cit Latourette. Oregon City Bigham. Oregon City ...........Zanniker. Oregon City Johnson Jr., Oregon City Johnson Sr.. Oregon City Stewart. Oregon City Nicolai, Oregon City Grove ...Boyer. Evergreen ,hle. Evergreen ...Holmes. Evergreen ...Gosnell. Evergreen Suesen. Evergreen Cayo. Evergreen -Bottger. Evergreen .Hoag. Evergreen Spulnik. Corvallis Coleman. Corvallis . Gill. Corvallis Walgren. Corvallis Babb, Corvollix Weir. Corvallis Small. Corvallis . . En files tad. Corvallis ..ww., ....... Steers. Peninsula LepUeh. Peninsula ......Weston. Peninsula ......George. Peninsula Smith, Peninsula Lehto. Peninsula Fry. Peninsula Cochran. Peninsula . . ...... .... .....Scharbach, Oregon City .... Latourette. Oregon City Bigham. Oregon City .Zannlker. Oregon City ......Johnson Jr., Oregon City ... Johnson Sr.. Oregon City ..Stewart. Oregon City ....Nicolai. Oregon City Dick Strlte, scorer: Dr. E. Hunt, associate THE REGISTER-GUARD.' EUGENE. OREGON Yanks Trounce Detroit, 14-4 DiMaggio Hits Safety In 33rd Straight Game By JUDSON BAILEY (Associated Press Sports Writer) If the New York Yankees never had had their super-teams of super-stars Ruth, Gehrig, Gomez, Lazzeri and the rest this year's club might be called great. Fans often get excited over teams nowhere near as powerful as the present Yankees, who are handicapped in gaining recognition because the memory of exploits of their marvelous predecessors lin gers. Yet the way the Bombers are blasting in the American league right now, there is a possibility they will become another scourge. The Yankees are in second place, to be sure, but they have beaten the pace setting Cleveland Indians seven times in 10 games and didn't really get rolling until recently. Won 10 of Last 12 They have won 10 of their past 12 games and looked impressive in doing it. In 16 consecutive games they have walloped 27 home runs. Joe DiMaggio has hit safely in 33 straight contests, matching the great streak of Rogers Horns by in 1922 in the National league, Charley "King Kong" Keller has hit a home run in each of the past four games. This was the sort of slugging the Yankees threw at the Detroit Tigers Friday for a 14-4 victory. DiMaggio collected four hits. Cleveland was beaten 7-6, by the lowly Washington Senators in a loose game that included 30 hits and three errors. Jeff Heath made four hits for the second straight day and the Indians rallied for three runs in the ninth inning to tie the score. but the Senators punched across the winning run in their half when George Archie singled, stole second, and raced home on a sin gle by Buddy Lewis. Dodgers Improve Position The Boston Red Sox. outhit for once, managed to beat the St. Louis Browns, 4-2, in the only other American league game. The Brooklyn Dodgers improved their position in the National lea gue by clipping the Cincinnati Reds, 6-z, behind the three-hit pitching of chubby Hugh Casey. The New York Giants scored five runs in the eighth inning of a night game at St. Louis to beat the Cardinals, 6-2, and cut their first place margin to two games. Lefty Larry French pitched four-hit ball to bring the Chicago Cubs a 5-0 shutout over the Bos ton Braves. The Philadelphia Phillies, who lost a big lead and their ball game to the Cardinals Thursday, re peated the same trick against the Pittsburgh . Pirates Friday. A three-run homer by Nick Etten in the seventh gave the Phils a 6-2 lead. But the Pirates scored four times in their half of the seventh and won, 7-6. A's Meet Medford In Two-Game Series The Eugene Athletics travel to Medford today for a two game series with the Medford Craters A game tonight will be an ex hibition affair with a Sunday afternoon game to count in league standings. The A's are fourth in league standings at present with two wins and one loss. They are still in the running for the pennant since every team m the league has been beaten at least once. The loop was thrown into a five team race last week when the Bend Elks upset the previously undefeated Albany Alcos. Albany and Klamath Falls are tied for the league lead with four wins and one loss. Bend is next with three and one and Eu gene next with two and one. Sil erton has won one and lost one. Hills Creek and Medford have each won one and lost three and Toledo has yet to win a game and has lost 'five. Either Pete Igoe or Bob Wilt shire will be the starter for Eu gene Sunday with Al Linn and Hal Ankarberg in line for chucking duty in the exhibition game to night. Jess Troeh High In State Trapshooting SEASIDE, June 21 W Scat tergun experts began firing In singles and doubles competition at the annual Oregon trapshoot championships here Saturday. Opening day shooting saw Vic Plath, Bend, break 196 of 200 birds to win the division A title. One bird behind Plath were Jess Troeh, Eugene, and S, G. Menden hall. Grants Pass. Glen Bradley, Pendleton, smashed 193 discs to win in class B. Maurice Day, Coquille, scored 186 to top class C. Four birds behind Nendenhall and Troeh was Ray Glass of Eu gene with 191 in class A. Dr. J. D. Tye of Eugene, competing in class B shot 191. Other Eugene men shooting In the meet who will see action Sun day include Fred ePters, Nick Hanauskn, John Hurd, Clint Hurd. A. C. McCord, Ed Bridkey and Archie Long. Nova Signed For Louis NEW YORK, June 21 Wl Lou Nova, California collegian, Satur day was signed by Promoter Mike Jacobs to meet Champion Joe Louis for the heavyweight boxing title in September. The site and date will be an nounced later. Jacobs, in selecting Nova from a long list of chal lengers, including Billy Conn, pointed out that Lou was the only one of the group that had not had a shot at the title. Nova staged a geat comeback to qualify for the title shot after a year away from the ring be cause of illness following his de feat by Tony Galento in Septem ber, 1939. The Californian return ed to competition last fall and after a warm-up bout or so, punched Pat Comiskey all over the ring to win a ten-round deci sion in Madison Square Garden last January and then knocked out Max Baer for the second time in the eighth round of their April engagement in the Garden. Ray Carlen, Nova's manager, said Lou would leave soon for the Maine woods, where he will spend several weeks in prelimin ary training. Louis, showing signs of stateness in knocking out conn in the 13th round last Wednes day, will take things easy for the next two months. Originally, Jac obs planned to throw Abe Simon against the champion next month. Hillbillies Play Klamath Sunday The Hills Creek Hillbillies, hungry for a victory after three heart-breaking defeats, go into action against the Klamath Falls Pelicans in a regular State league tussle Sunday afternoon at Swim mers' Delight. Game time is 2:30 p. m. The Pellicans boast a strong lineup which is at present tied with the Albany Alcos for the State league lead. They are slated to play the Silverton Red Sox to night at Silverton. A victory for the Pelicans will put them all alone at the top of the heap. Wednesday night the Hills Creek team will travel to Silver ton to meet the Red Sox.. Bun Kelsay will probably be the starting hurler Sunday for the Hillbillies. Frank Kendall has recovered from his knee injury and will be ready for relief duty. The Hillbillies have added a new right-hand pitcher in Dick Webb, California youth who won 10 and lost two with the San Mateo (California) junior college team this spring. Another San Mateo regular, Jack Powers, will prob ably see action in the Hillbilly lineup. Powers is an outfielder and batted .337 in 40 games this spring. The Hillbilly lineup will be Grover Kelsay at catcher, Howard Parks at first base, Jake Plouff at second, Len Stelzer at short and Monty. Dean at third. The outfield will be picked from among Homer Parks, Dick Wright, Cliff Baxter and Powers. Joe Gordon WHAT HE DID FRIDAY AB RBI H PO A E 4 1 2 4 1 0 One two-base hit. HIS SEASON'S RECORD Hitting AB RBI H Pet. 227 48 98, .256 Fielding PO . A E Pet. 308 97 16 .960 - Baseball (Associated Press) AMERICAN W L PCT. Cleveland 39 24 .619 New York 35 24 .593 Boston :.. 32 24 .571 Chicago 31 27 .534 Detroit 32 30 .516 Philadelphia 26 32 .448 Washington : 21 38 .356 St. Louis I.. 19 36 .345 NATIONAL W 1j PCT. St. Louis 42 19 .689 Brooklyn . 39 20 .661 New York ... 30 27 .526 Cincinnati 30 29 .508 Chicago 29 30 .492 Pittsburgh 22 28 .440 Boston 19 34 .358 Philadelphia 17 41 ' .293 COAST W j PCT. Sacramento . 51 22 .699 San Diego . 40 35 .533 Seattle 37 35 .514 San Francisco .... 38 37 .607 Los Angeles ...... 34 41 .453 Oakland 32 41 .438 Hollywood ... 31 40 .437 Portland 30 42 .417 SCOTCH MAID by STEWART WARNER Electric Ranges Flexible Heat Control Cuts Current Costs SIGWART ELECTRIC 956 Willamette Phone 718 TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save ,i Long and Short Trips HASTINGS TEXACO SERVICE 924 Pearl Ph. 201 Record Women's Golf In Semi-Finals Play Ends Next Week For R. A. Babb Trophy Mrs. Carl Phetteplace moved into the semi-finals of the annual women's championship tournament at the Eugene Country club Friday by defeating Mrs. Howard Chand ler, 2 and 1. Mrs. David B. Evans entered the semi-finals by beating Mrs. S. C. Endicott, 8 and 8. Other semi-finalists arc Mrs. Newton Smith who beat Mrs. M. G. Howard 5 and 3 and Mrs. Jos eph Koke who defeated Mrs. Don Ragen 6 and 4. In the second flight Mrs. Grace Moore defeated Mrs. C. W. God love, one up on the 25th hole and Mrs. Foster Burnett defeated Mrs. Max Rubenstein 6 and 4. The semi-final matches will be played Monday and will pit Mrs. Phetteplace against Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Smith against Mrs. Koke. Those eliminated, from the championship flight drop down into the first flight and Mrs. Chandler will meet Mrs. Endicott and Mrs. Howard plays Mrs. Ragen, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Burnett will meet Monday for the second flight title. The coveted R. A. Babb trophy will be at stake in the finals which will be played either Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Pairings for semi-final matches follow: Championship Flight Mrs. Carl Phetteplace vs. Mrs. David B. Evans. Mrs. Newton Smith vs. Mrs. Jos eph Koke. First Flight Mrs. Howard Chandler vs. Mrs. S. C. Endicott. Mrs. M. G. Howard vs. Mrs. Don Ragen. Second Flight Mrs. Grace Moore vs. Mrs. Fos ter Burnett. Lewis, Sweet Home Tonight At Stadium Civic Stadium tonight will be the scene of a Cascade league game between the Lewis Lumber and the Sweet Home teams. Game time has been set at 8:30 p. m. Bud Mauney will probably get the starting call on the mound for the Lewis team. Daniels or Har rison will probably be the mounds- man for Sweet Home. Tonights game will mark the first Eugene appearance of the Sweet Home team. It will be a regular league game. In Sunday league games the ClO-Plywood team travels to Ven eta and Giustina goes to Vaughn. Golfers Arrive For Valley Tournament Golfers from all over Western Oregon began to pour Into Eu gene today for the ninth annual Willamette Valley Golf association team tournament to be held to morrow over the Country club and Laurelwood courses. Sixteen eight-man teams have entered making for an entry list of nearly 150 of1 the state's top flight golfers. The field includes seven teams from Portland clubs and 11 clubs; from over the state Trophy's for the tourney will include the medalist, champion ship team, runner-up team, second division medalist and the low scorers on each team. The Eastmoreland team of Port land is the defending champion and last year's tourney medalist was Sid Milligan. Klamath Falls Boxers Lose On Hoquiam ' Boxing Show HOQUIAM, June 21 (4 Da vey Ward, Tacoma, took a tech nical kayo from Buddy Peterson, Klamath Falls, Ore., in the third round of a welterweight boxing match here Friday night. Peter son was on the canvas six times in the third round before Referee Bill Loomis stopped the slaughter. A sudden decision to slug it out won a welterweight match for Johnny O'Connell, Portland, over Jack Curley, Klamath Falls, in teh second round. Curley floored O'Connell twice in the first round but wilted under the Portland boy's savage attack in the second, going down for counts five times before he fell clear out of the ring to be counted out. Whether a New or Remodel Job JZuanize Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Will Save Ton Money LIGHTNING'S 1151 Willamette Phone 1316 O ARROW SHIRTS - The Man's Shop BYROM & KNEELAND M E. II PAINT S AT WHOLESALE PRICES WHY PAY MORE p.m.. UNGER w.lip.r.,, 713 Willamette Phone 749 - CITY NEWS jofK Visit Superintendent'! Office Hubert Moor, clerk of the Stella Magladry school district, Mrs. Edna Stevens, clerk of the Dex ter district, Mrs. Margaret Walker, clerk at Walker, Mrs. Ira Jeffers, board member of the Alma district, Ernest Skinner, board member of the Mt. Vernon district, and Miss Lucile Vitus, clerk of the Mt. Ver non district, called at the office of County Superintendent Moffitt Friday, Enroute to Hawaii Lieut, and Mrs. Fred A. Adler of Fort Wood, Mo,, are in Eugene visiting their parents, Mrs. Mable Adler, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gordon. Mrs. Adler was formerly Joyce Gordon. They will sail from San Francisco, June 24, for Sco field Barracks, Hawaii, where they win live ior iwo years. Suitcases Found Three or four suitcases stolen Wednesday from the parked car of Fritz Crisler Replaces Yost As Michigan Athletic Director ANN ARBOR, Mich., June 21, (U.R) Herbert O. "Fritz" Crisler, the coacli who put the University of Michigan back on the football map afler five years of obscurity. was elevated Friday to the job of athletic director. He was chosen by the univer sity regents to succeed one of the greatest names in big-time col lege football, the aged and ailing Fielding H. Yost whose point-a-minute tradition Crisler has car ried on for the last three years. WESTFIR ITEMS WESTFIR, June 21. (Special) Mrs. Willard Humphrey enter tained for her daughter Loretta Ann honoring her on her seventh birthday. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests present were: Lenord and Junior Crockett, George Bleile, Johnnie Eshom, Floretta Eshom, Bonnie Stock, Dale Pettyjohn, Jaunita, Barbara and Patsy Sue Wessner, Kenneth and Jean Mauhant Teddy and Myrtle Bennett, Ken neth McCoy, Beryl Mason, Ra mona and Harvey Howard. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Posyar and children Betty and Charles spent a few days in Redding, Calif., vis iting relatives. Miss Betty re mained to accept a position at the Montgomery Ward store in Redding. Charles Posvar visited the Crete Robinson family in Klamath Falls. The Robinsons are former residents of Westfir. Mr. and Mrs. L. Drupelli en tertained recently for Mr. Dru pelli's birthday. Cards were played. , Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. N; Perry, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Posvar and Mr. and Mrs. L. Drupelli. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lewellyn have moved to Oakridge and have taken a house in the vicin ity of the high school. The Walling Circuit of Browns ville will have a moving picture every Tuesday evening in the Westfir theatre building. Bruce Pettviohn has been an pointed by the Red Cross head quarters to represent the "pre paredness of disaster" plan. DIRECTOR, CLERK NAMED NORTH FORK, June 21 (Spe cial) At the annual school meet ing held at the Portage school house, Mrs. Ben Shirley was re elected clerk and Eastman Severy was elected director. The matter of electricity for the schoolhouse was left up to the school board. Mrs. Leo Meadows was hostess last week to the Stitch and Chat ter club. Following a social after noon, refreshments were served. Wireless rays may be a mile long, while X-rays are shorter than atoms. ANNOUNCEMENT... SEYMOUR'S RANCH, located on (Be Mc . Kenzle river, 39 miles from Eugene, NOUNCES THE COMPLETION of o group MODERN, DELUXE VACATION C0TIAGS .- They are completely furnished rift' showers, kitchen, fireplace, bearoeffl Simmons beds, and comfortable DaP and chair. The cottages are built on with the per" overnanaing ine ovi. - signed tor comfort and relaxation. These faces can be Inspected al Seymour! 1 or Information regarding them ma? o Seymour's Cafe, Eugene. DARLE SEYMOUR; P TWENTY-FIVE VOTES QUEEN SUSANNAH V Contest Eugene's Oregon Trail Pageanl-July 2i 3 ' J -TCTTRGUP. THE EUGENE wwjrw---; void ir wtn H(Kr VentLZT,,,, way, ' "ngfield-E,-- A'lcn have LfeST wnere they arc .J W nuol Rhinehartty laughter and Mr T?"1 1 O'tKHJ, Clflthinv e i.i.l evening that sonu uM Dog Lost "OHO. Sr,rl.i:.,. Ported to city ioHc K7' Mrs. Sllrk.l. d , Mr. ri", " J5?!- I teat St. Martin's Sprinis in J '"gfon, where she S3 mam some timc tegJI Guest Pastor ur. buy Goodsell of il I Methodist i 5; , 1 ' ? u! Preach at the l" , ' M Sunday at the Spring 3 djrt church John JH be EUCSt sn n ct ul Homo From Corvnu Mrs. P.pnn Un.!-.. . I turned to Eugene M mitrit: snp nan mothpr Mm. 1? t 1 , ....a, a. u Stillwell in Ashlna Ed Stillwell of FlIOMI, J ..oi.ui m isnianniuisdijj From Collar. r. Mrs. rharlee VA...- J illmlt n Grove was a Eugene viiilorM Records TRAFFIC! utsm W. A. Montandon, Jack If D. & C. Logging Co, double 1 ing, each fine $1. 1 R. F. Bishop, Anthony CiJ vicn, u & c. Logging .ft, i violation, each fine tl 1 Hazel Kirkpatrick, Paul &f overtime parking, each Imi R. F. Cvitanovich.blockJ wav. tl. . 1 H. C. ' Barker, wrong id street, ?1. BUILDING FERMTTi I Ward Johnston, newresiM 1228 Polk, $2,000. E. J. Tonge, repair reside 542 E. Twelfth, $65. John Ziolkouski, new tea at 1855 Franklin, $2,500. Dan McCugh, repair ru at 165 E. Thirteenth, 115. HOLT NAMED DBECn GARDENWAY, June il-j cial) The annual school a was held oh Monday erem H. A. Holt elected si IKI member of the school boaii Adams was elected clrtj budget was adopted. Ctaaj Chase retired as board M and Wilfred Cook m 4 Monday evening Mrs. tH A. Chase entertained w i Nancy Chase with t slumber party at tier nomej at the Dartv were M 1 rvtiieen Pultisnn. Dorolhf 0 Judy Egge, Nancy M Norma Jean Beaver tnawj Get More- Get WMl LY0NS4W5 oanici oi ik uJ-jy . . h June we