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ltrL0D, W tti the n, ta'ttt4 emi-o'brs'dParksr Edges Brown ball tourney inursoay nigm. The second half of the twin bill was a walkaway for a Reliance System squad that pounded two Sellwood pitchers for 11 hits. FERN RIDGE PARK PICS BD0N .nWDY WRIGHT - Western Swing Band EVERY WEDNESDAY ,odV KATIJKUAI rLASPEV Band That Plays for You" 9:30 12-30 10 MILES OUT WEST 11TH AMMUNITION ajl sizes Buy Kowl FISHING TACKLE . Good Assortment CAMP SUFJL1. Everything for Outdoors MERCURY OUT BOARD MOTORS esiie Sporting Goods 134 N. 5th Springfield In the WORLD FAMED ' SATAN'S HELL DRIVERS THRILL SHOW showing at the LANE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS TONIGHT (Friday) at 8:30 P.M. DODGE Stock Can Will Be Featured dies were chosen because of their rugged durabil- kjie tame durability you get when you lmy a lodge from your dealer. pas. Humphreys, Inc. 13th at Oak , In Sea Bright Tennis SEA BRIGHT, N. J July 30 W) Top-ranking Frank Parker came within a hair's width of be ing eliminated in the quarter finals of the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club's 80th invitation tournament Thursday. Tom P. Brown. Jr.. San Fran cisco, almost supplied what would have been the second upset in two days when he outplayed his veteran opponent In all depart ments to take the second set of the match, 6-3 and moved to with to two points of victory in th. tenth game of the third set. Par ker had moved through the first set handily to win 8-3. Parker finally won the third set 7-5. Congden Paced Field In Vancouver Open VANCOUVER, B. C, July 30 lu.ra tnucK congdon, Tacoma, led the way into the second round of the $2000 British Columbia Open golf championship here after shooting a blazing 68 Thursday. Congdon the 1946 open cham pion, scored a 34 and 32 for his five-under-par total. He edged out Pro Stan Leonard, defending cnampion irom Vancouver, B. C, who scored a 35 and 32 for 67. Amateur Walt McAlpine, Van couver, was third with 69 and Fred Bolton, Pendleton, Ore., was iourtn witn a 70, The tournament which has 103 entrants, continues through Satur day. NEW COACH ASHLAND, July 30 OP) Ken neth Schilling of Forest Grove will coach basketball at Ashland High School next season, and will assist in football this fall. Before going to Forest Grove he took two Butte Falls' teams to the state basketball tournament. Couldn't Have Picked A Better Location To Break His Leg BRYN MAWR, Pa.. July 30 (U.R)Harry Ball. 40, broke his leg while sliding into home plate dur ing a baseball game Thursday night. But he couldn't have pick ed a better time or place. The game was played on the Bryn Mawr hospital field and every member of the opposing team was a doctor. The hospital's cnief x-ray technician, was a member of an office team chosen to play the medical staff. Haefner Leading Western Open Golf BUFFALO, N. Y.. July 30 (U.R) Burly Clayton Haefner, one of gouaom s leading money winners this year, burned up the 6663 yard Brookfield Country Club course with a slx-under oar 66 Thursday to take a one-stroke lead in the first, round of the $5000 Western Open golf tournament. The Charlotte. N. C. nro. cele brating the recent birth of a baby aaugnter, oareiy missed putts for an eagle on the 504-yard 18th hole and a bird on the easy par 4 17th. nogan came up to the last hole needing a birdie to tie Haefner. He failed when he narrowly miss. ed canning a 12-footer and finish ed with a 17. Hogan, who came here after capturing the Reading Open, blaz ed around the first nine in 32 but couldn't maintain the pace of the back nine despite playing sub- par golf. He had his only bogey on the par three . 15th hole. His putting bid for a birdie went too far past the cup and he missed coming back. Defending Champion Johnnv Palmer, who plays out of Badin, N. C, was off his game and came in with a three over par 75. He gave the big gallery a thrill how ever, when his tee shot on the 225-yard third hole hit the pin and rounced lncnes away. - RADIO BROADCASTS -- KOftl (1450) Friday 0:00 p m. Dog Tales fl: 15 News Headline 8:30 Stoopnaala Quia 6:55 Fishing News 7:15 Do You RememtMf 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Meet the Presi 8:30 Gardening Today 8:45 Little Shoe 8:55 Billy Rosa 9:00 Newspaper ol Air 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Musical Showcase 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Kenneth Crawford 10:15 The unexpected 10:45 Spotlight on a Star 11:00 Mutual Music Box 11:30 Sandman Serenade 11:45 News 12:00 Sign Off KASH (1600) FRIDAY o:oo p.m. Had 10 newartaj 8:15 Guest Tim 6:30 Nova tima 8:40 Music by Martin 8:55 Eugene Lant Newi 7:00 U. S. 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NITE Willamette Park Freddy Yahn's Orchestra Phone Sprlnfffteld 82 fcr i Table Reservations 8:00 Shoppers Special 6:30 Sophisticated Swing s:oo news At ivine KUGN (1400) FRIDAY 6:00 p.m. Headline Ed. 8:15 Sears Serenade 6:30 Eddie Arnold Show 7:00 Dance Band Jamboree 9:15 Dinning Sisters o.uu loutiy tt lop ien 8:30 This is Your FBI 9:00 Break the Bank 9:30 Forest Conservation 9:45 The Four Aces 10:00 News of Tomorrow 10:15 Sports Final 10:30 Ambassador Hotel 11:00 Dance Band 11:30 Dance Band 12:00 News 12:05 Sign Off 12:30 Story Shop urn Musicana 2:00 News 2:15 Lassie 2:30 Dr. I. Q. Jr. 3:00 Classie Horse Race 3:15 Guest Star 3:30 NBC Symphony Orch. :w ijurtam Time 5:00 Dizzy Dean. Sports 5:15 Bands of the Land 5:30 Hit Songs 5:45 Elmer Peterson Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore., Fr!., JuTy 30, 1948, Page tt mm Ends Saturday I (1 Booster Hotsbota In I 11 . "THE ARKANSAS SWING" I mil Johnny Welsmueler I "Tarsen and the Mermaids' ma Ends Saturday If Denny Kaye-Vlrglnla Maya 1 El "SECRET LIFE OF I II WALTER MITTY" I Color By Technicolor WJf No City Amusement Tax II 10-60 Ends Saturday I Jack Carson-Ann So them 1 11 "APRIL SHOWERS" I 14 T. Martin "Casbah" DcCarlo to Trabert Advances In Junior Tennis Play SOUTH BEND, Ind., July 30 (U.RX Defending Champion . Tony Trabert, Cincinnati, took another step toward the junior singles title in the Western Junior and Boys Tennis tournament Thursday. Trabert, seeded number one, defeated Jerry Dewitts, Vallejo, Cal. 6-1, 6-0 in a quarter-final match. Dewitts, seeded fifth, won the first game, and Trabert then took 12 straight. Gilbert Bogley Chevy Chase, Md., seeded second, topped sixth- seeaea Ernest Du Bray, San Fran cisco, 6-3 6-3. 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SATUTS HELL DRIVERS THRILL SHOW Featuring Hollywood Stuntmen I's Alive With Death! J completely demolished. A stock car rolled end over " Jomps through flaming loops by automobiles and motor y " " ' n many other sensational stunts to thrill and chUl (ad l ' d clowns make yon langh. Only stock cars used, Pirl drivers ay with the ear at all times. TWO ACTION "ACRID HOURS OF THRILLS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS K's a Thrill Show You Can't AKord to Miss! Jacs Ticket Sals at: Euan In. Aoeney and lucky' Cigar Store DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT 9:30 . 12:30 HERSCHEL DAVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA IDYLW00D ( SWIMMING HEATED WATER DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY 1:00 9:00 P. M. PICNIC GROUNDS BENTON LANE PARK 99 North, 5 Miles North of Junction City RE-OPENING SOON Under New Management i Watch For Announcement ( For Reservations Call Philomath 462 MODERN DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NITE W.O.W. HALL 8TH and LINCOLN CLIFF DEBACA ana His Orchestra . u. 12 . m. 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