Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, November 21, 1948, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextPage 16, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., Nov. 81, 1948 300 FILM GAMES LITTLE LONGIIORV LONDON The 1948 Olympics j AUSTIN, Texas Texas' small Were filmed by crew of 300. I est gridder is Byron Gillory. "Wovln9" Don t fuss, Call Us MOVING DAY WORRIES ELIMINATED BY CALLING 160 EUGENE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. SSO'i WUlametle ' Phone 160 Mapleton, Mohawk Gain Semi-Finals Dayton Next Sailor Rival INSURE WITH THE BEST FOR LESS Cut Your Inaurance ConU With FARMERS Personal Claim Service Through District Office Before you renew COMPARE 20 Discount to Farm Owned and Operated Automobiles and Trucks National Standard I'on AM?NNabl Policy . . . No ReMrlctloim a to Mileage The West's Leading Auto Insurance Carrier George II. Scliwiegcr, Jr. DISTRICT AGENT 188 Pearl St. Phone 6061 BULBS BULBS For brilliant Spring f lower plant Bulb Now We have a complete stock of the following Bulbs! DUTCH IRIS HYACINTH NARCISSI DAFFODILS CROCUS TULIPS PLANT ROSES NOW W have a complete assortment of Peterson & Dering Jumbo Grade Plants Standard Feed & Seed Company 58 East 7th Street ace; Center Roger Wiley, s'x- Indians to Tackle Wesport in 6-Man Tilt The gleam Is glowing brighter in the eyes of both Lane County "B" football champions, the ! Mapleton Sailors, unbeaten and untied, and the Mohawk Indians, a high-scoring six-man outfit, who rode into the state high school semi-finals through Friday game efforts. Mapleton ran up a decisive lead In their 40-8 rout of Bandon Fri day, then set back and let the re serves have a workout as they continued to display a potent vard-eatinl ground attack. Mo hawk put on a brilliant defensive Two basketball organization field display a potent yard-eating i meetings arc on tap for the city ground attack. Mohawk put on a hall recreation offires this Mon brilliant defensive display and let! day and Tuesday for AAU inde Eddie Hasen go to work in the : pendent basSetball clubs, backfield to easily advance with ! City Sports Director Jim Coffel 27-6 win over Yoncalla. i announced all, teams, sponsors and The Oregon School Activities players planning on performing in Association sets the dates and the recreational basketball league Duck Hoopsters Prepare Fills For Willamette Inaugeral i" s't; ITlVWI J IVIiiv j With only seven practice ses-ifoot, eight-inch veteran, and Bob sions remaining, Coach John Lavey, dynamic little guard, have Warren's starting five, let alone a j displayed enough, ability to be 12-man traveling squad remains! classed as regulars, up in the air. The Webfoots open The other forward position a 30-game schedule against WU-rgnt now is a toss-up between lamette University at Salem De- BoD rj0n, Bob Amacher, Dale cember 1. Warbcrg and Will Urban, but The veteran hoop mentor would that none of the hoopsters have admit only that Forward Paul j been looking good this week. The Sowers, former Baker High, Ore-! other guard position is between gon Frosh and Vanport College Lynn Hamilton, Don Peterson, AAU Hoopers Invited To Two Meetings John Neeley and Ken Seeborg, but that these men have been unimpressive recently. There are more than ton others still drilling daily and any one of them may break into the line up. Warren intimated. He was high in his praise of Sowers, "who is shooting and passing ex ceptionally well," Warren said. Oregon will move to British I Associated Press The Oregon state prep gridiron semi-finals this week are going to be chummy little affairs geo graphically, anyway. The four prime elevens spent the season playing teams all a- round the state and wound u p matched agains schools right next door. One set has even played together before. Jefferson is favored over the nearby Gresham Gophers in the Thanksgiving Day semi-final at Portland's Multnomah Stadium. The other, semi-final, between Grants Pass and Medford. sounds still simpler. The bitter Southern Oregon rivals played during the regular season with Medford win ning, 7-6.- t The state hijgn scnooi acuviu Moody-HenddiD "Serving the Prudent Buiu IP I N IE Siding Shelving Knotty Pine Panel Cablm and Trim St All Kinds of Building Materia RETAIL YARDS Eugene 13l and Tyler Phone lm Springfield North 33rd off Main Columbia for a two-game series association Doara oi uuu in Vancouver December 3-4 be-1 select the date and site of the fore opening the home season ! Medford-Grants Pass game n d against the University of Califor-lthe two class "B" semi-finals on nia December 17-18. The Web- Monday. foots have an attractive home Tfte class -a- cuampiunaiuiJ ulaces of the semi-final games so should be in attendance for the schedule besides Cal and the reg-,race will pit uajion dgauiM ni cnnriau nnihim, ofiii lua, Mandavniaht meeting, at 7:30 minr pioht rnnferenre clashes nlcton and Henley against Val known as tn the sites of the semi' final contests. Strong rumors has Mapleton playing their semi-final tilt with tough Dayton Thanksgivng morn ng on Hayward Field Mohawk, too. will possibly get It's game with Westport at a Lane County site. Precedent In such matters is to have the team doing the least p.m. Coffel emphasized that def inite league action would be taken and it be imperative that all those concerned be in attendance Tenms planning to enter the em and Southern division City League, or "major" AAU cir- tets. cuit, will be asked to attend a Oregon Long Island University, Wyo- Iowa. Wallowa overwncimea joni ming, San Francisco, and a series Day, 20-0, Saturday, at the Cow Palace in San Fran-j Cisco against seven other North- U onfann UtliversitV nrn anrl Snllthprn division OUin- ,TIW" w iCops Grid Finale 47-7 may lose the services' MISSOULA. Mont. W The meeting Tuesday night. Many:0f Jim Bartelt. veteran guard Montana Slate University Grizzlies organization plans are on the , who made his Webfoot deout as ended an otherwise dismal season game to be the visitor and in thlswl" bc taken docket and tentative scheduling case it would be Westport, a team that rode In to the six-man semi finals as they were unopposed In their section of the state. Both Lane county schools are expected to have their toughest opposition to date in their semi final tests. Dayton is a really strong team, and the fact they squeezed past St. Paul, 7-0 Friday does not date from their potency. Mohawk will be facing In West port traditionally one of the best six-man schools In the state. See-Tee-See First In Marshall Handicap ' SAN BRUNO, Calif., Nov. 20 flJ.PJ See-Tee-See, owned by Cur tis T. Clifford of San Francis co, hung a nose decision on Charles S. Howard's Miss Doreen to win the $10,000-added John Marshall Handicap. Be Sure Now was third and Class Day fourth in the after noon's feature race, witnessed by a crowd of 15,158. Jockey Ralph Neves rode the winning horse in the six furlong race. See-Tee-See, a 8-6 favorite, paid $4.60, $3.00 and $2.30. His time was 1.12. Collegiate EAST larvard 20.Yal 7 .oluinbui 34. 5vrai'U.e 28 'His bur nil 7. I'eiiii Sinle 0 Dartmouth 33. Prtiu'eton 13 ioiv t.roM i. TciitPie ( fluteer 28. Fordttam 19 Kent Stall 42. Comie'-Mcul 2 ijfavrtte 23. Lehlirii 13 Wesley an 28. Roche ter 0 ytllatiovi 46, San Francisco 13 Boston College 19, St. Mary's 7 Grorce Wasblncton 13. Georgetown T NYU 35. Klnes Point Toledo 28. New Hampshire 14 Arnold 6. Adcohla 6 Champlaln 20, bampson 6 neiiuolaft- Polv 47. 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North Pakota 7 Colorado AS:M 2P. .Colorado V. 23 CKNTURY MARK DETROIT A. MacDonala In '905 was the first automobile member of the 19.45 Fai -West ( in a blaze of glory, massacring the NCAA championship team. He j Sioux of North Dakota University, sprained an ankle early in the 47 to 7. practice season and a growth on ! Only during the first half was the ankle bone may keep Bartelt the Montana team able to claim out of the lineup. 'complete mastery, however, for a Reserved spat tickets for all of revitalized Nodak club played on Oregon's home game will go on almost even terms during the final sale Monday at the McArthur , two periods which were marked by Court ticket office. 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