The Beaverton enterprise., May 20, 1949, Image 11

Sports Reports
NEW STYLE FISHING HOLE
SPEEC H AWARDS
Only ch an g e am o n g the leaders
in th e te am b a ttin g chase found
N ewberg moving into third place
1 ahead of T ig ard . Oregon City is
still th e leader, with 82 hits in 285
tim es a t the plate and a .288 a v e r­
age.
Averages, including regulars at
i bat a t least 10 times for firs t 10
w eeks o f schedule:
H ITTIN G
P la y e r-T e a m
AB
Max Kendig. O. C.
19 1
J . N ierm an. Hillsboro 32 !
J . P ete rs o n , T ig ard
18 1
Al B a u e r, O regon City34 l
D. K ru g er, Ore. C ity 1J
R on R eule, Hillsboro 28 l
L. O 'H allo ran, T ig ard 28 l
N orai Haines, B eav. 14
R on M cK ich a n , F. G r 31
J . Musselman, M cM inn 31
Ted R ose n , Newberg 34 1
Don K a rn s, O. C.
36 t
J i m Spear, For. Grove 33 1
Al Misley, Ore. City 15 i
Lee Alvord, Hillsboro 29 1
K e n n y Gould, W. L in n 33 1
H
12
16
8
13
4
10
10
5
11
11
12
12
11
5
9
10
AVe.
.632
.500
G IR L A T H LE T E S
444
.382
F e r n Cannaday, sports m a n a g e r
364
of Girl's Athletic association, a n ­
357
nounced
th e
names
of thirty-
.357
i three girls who have earned let­
.357
te rs this year.
.355
T h e girls earn th e ir letter by
.355
doing a ce rta in am ount of h ik ­
ing, swimming, bicycling,
horse­
353
b a c k riding and p articip atin g in
333
F O R T H E F R E S H L Y B E G I N N I N G fishing season, anglers might
such sports as golf, tennis, soft
.333
well
ta k e a Up on a new style fishing hole.
ball, tra ck , volley ball and bas­
333
D em o n s tra tin g th e la te s t technique Is C arlos R o m e ro , jr.. a really ketball.
.310
R i t a Newell, M a rg aret T a e n n -
303 com ical sk a te, who ap pears in the 13-day en g ag em en t o f Shipstads
and Jo h n s o n I c e F ollie s of 1949, booked a t the P o rtla n d Ice Arena ler, B e t fy H ick eth ie r, E d ith Van
PITCHING
K lee k and M arjorie V an Kleek
fro m M ay 24 to J u n e 5.
P la y e r-T e a m
W
L SO B B
received th e ir gold pins instead
J a c k Davis, O. C. 4
0
36 11
of letters. T h e y must have 200
Dickey, F . Grove
1
points to get a pin.
0
4
9
B ev erly J e a n
Adams. L ean ore
E rv in Hopp, Ore. City 1 0 12
7
Boyson,
Myrtle H a sk ell
and
Puderbaugh. O. C.
4
1
42 16
Shirley
M arrug received
th e ir
| L ee Alvord, Hillsb. 4
34 11
third letter,
which requires 150
Bill Burdon, McM inn 4
34 18
SPORTS REPO RTS
verton; Villow, St. Helens; Note-
points.
J a c k Godwin, B eav . 2
25 13
W in n e r s in the D is tr ic t 6 tr a c k boom, Tillam oo k . D istan ce — 47
F e rn Cannaday,
A nnie Covic,
H. R u e ck e r, Hillsb. 2
18
8 and field meet, held May 12 a t feet 8 inches.
Georgia
Co/bi^i n,
Miifyg Covic,
J . P eterson , higard 2
25
9 B ea v erto n , are qualified to en­
100 yard dash —
Kolhmeier, Norma E m e rlc k , Doris S ch ae fli.
G. Haines, B e a v e r to n 4
36 24 te r O re g o n ’s 23rd annu al s ta te
Hillsboro; Meland, Seaside! Gled- Shirley Van H yning and Lavelle
high school to urnam ent,
sched­ sock, S ca p p o o se; Dawson, Scap ­
TE A M B A TTIN G
F la n n ery received
th e ir
second
uled for O regon S t a t e ’s Bell field poose; Hyde, Tillam oo k .
Tim e letter which requires 100 points.
Team
A B H Ave.
F r id a y and Satu rd ay .
: 10 . 6 .
J o a n Belcher, Mary l.ou C r a n ­
Oregon City
285 82 .288
B y the results, the following
220
yard dash — Kohlmeier, dall, Muriel F ra m e , L avon ne Hil­
Hillsboro
262 69 .263
representatio ns are eligible: B ea- H illsboro; C h am bers, B eav erton; ler, Violet Hering, Ardyth J o h n ­
N ewberg
268 64 .239
v eiton, 7; Scappoose.
5; Hills­
I T ig ard
270 63 ,233 boro, 4; F o r e s t Grove, 3; Seaside, Austin, N ew b erg ; Darrow, Scap- son, K athleen K ennish. L o rra in e
Mick, Georgia Ann Mull, C h a r ­
McMinnville
251 58 .231 3; Newberg, 3; T illa m o o k .l and [
lotte P a rk e r , B ev erly
Sapping-
! F o r e s t Grove
274 59 .215 V ernonia, 1.
ton, Jo y c e Steele,
Ju n e
Steele,
B eav erto n
261 56 .214
RESULTS
Donna
Thom pson
and
Jo a n n e
W e st L inn
268 56 .209
Sp ring er received their first let­
B ro a d jum p— Oldenberg,
Bea- |
ter which requires 50 points.
verton;
Thom pson, B e a v e r to n : i
B o ck m a n ,
St.
H e le n s; Knapp, |
MACHI DOWNS BEAVERS
T R A C K AN D B A S E B A L L
M cM innville: B r a n h a m , Se a sid e;
T r a c k and baseball letters were
D tnstance— 20 feet 1 inch.
WITH 4 RUN SPLURGE
presented
by t r a c k coach Ed B a ­
Mile ru n— B e r rim a n , N ew berg;
der
and
baseball coiu-.h Gene
W I T H 4 R U N S P L U R G E 10 ptuc Tobin ,
Scappoos; L apez, F o r e s t
Duncan.
T aking
a d v a n ta g e
of passed G ro ve; Snyder, V e rn o n ia ;
Ken­
T r a c k letterm en are J i m Moore
ball.?« MoMVnnville (high
school nedy, Hillsboro. T im e — 4:46.1.
Zane
Mulhausen,
Al R aebu rn,
cam e
from behind last F rid a y ,
440 yd. run—Clausen, N ew berg;
, Paul Oldenburg,
Dale Gredvig,
May 13 on their hom e field to Kingsley,
B e a v e r to n ;
F a b e r,
Dick T im m o n s,
Al Davis,
Bill
d efeat
the B e a v e r to n
baseball Hillsboro; Klever, S e a sid e ; Browe
B ern h ard t, Chuck Hulings, J e r ­
co nting ent 9 to 8.
McMinnville. T im e
54.3.
om e Olsen, B ob Thompson. Bob
A ccord ing
to
game
reports,
Low hurdles— E a to n , Scappoose,)
Casteel.
Don Cham bers,
Paul
su b stitutltion of M iller fo r L ind­ DeYoung, B e a v e r to n ; Olson, B e a - i
Stran d b etg , Lyle- Kingsley,
R ay
say, as
backstop,
spelled the verton; Gu ericke, Hillsboro; E a ­
D eY o ung and W a lly Van Doni-
doom fo r the B e a v e r s, with four ton, Scap p o ose; D eY oung, B e a ­
A floor you con install elfn.
runs
netted th ro u g h
passed verton; Hinkhausen,
Scappo ose;
B aseb all letterm en a re :
Bud
balls.
T h ra s e r, Newberg. T im e— :16.4.
yourself
Phone Beaverton
Cox, Glenn P ointer, J a c k Godwin,
SUM M ARY
Pole V au lt— Borlaug, H illsboro;
3476 for details
Bill Miller, J e r r y Garvin, Norman
RH E
Mazour, Scappo ose;
A tkinson ,
H a in e s , B oh Zahler, Dale Lind­
McM innville
000 030 321 9 7 2 Scappoose;
Gredvig,
B eavyrton.
say. B o b Syveraon, Duane Ship-
B e a v e r to n
000 213 020 8 7 2 Height, 10 ft. 6 inches.
pey, Don Duffield, H arry Wold,
E x t r a base h its — F o r
M cM inn­
Sh ot P u t —Hodge, F o r e s t Grove
730 N W Canyon Rood
Bud Ram sd ell. Eddie
Zurflueh,
ville, M usselman and Atkinson, Foss, Se asid e;
Mulhausen, B e a ­
J i m Tsu g aw a, Dick Wise, Willie
Beaverton
2 base h its ; F o r B ea v er to n , Cox,
Anderson and Harold
Hnnsing,
Duffield, P o in te r and Zahler, 3
m anager.
baggers.
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Hillsboro, 2 p.m.; Forest Grove
Vernonia, 2 p.m, and Tigard
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west of Beaverton)
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ARMSTRONG'S
ASPHALT TILE
ENDURING BEAUTY
P la y
in the e astern
half of
d istrict Am erican Legion ju n io r
baseball will
btigin
Wednesday',
Ju n e
1,
according
to T o m m y
R am sd ell,
Legion
a th le tic c o m ­
mittee ch a irm a n and coach of the
B e a v e r to n nine.
Included In the e astern half o f
the d istrict are the te a m s
of
B eav erton,
Tigard,
Bherwood,
Hillsboro, F o r e s t Grove and V e r ­
nonia.
SCH EDULE
W edn esd ay J u n e 1st—Hillsboro
at Sherwood, night; V ernonia at
F o r e s t Grove, night and B e a v e r ­
ton at Tigard, night.
Sunday, J u n e 5 t h - B eav erton at
Sherwood. 2 p.m.; F o r e s t Grove
at Hillsboro. 2 p.m.; and V ern o n ­
ia at Tigard, 2 p.m.
Wednesday, J u n e 8th Sherwood
a t F o r e s t Grove, night; Hillsboro
a t T ig ard , night and B eav erton
at V ernonia, Twilight.
Sunday, J u n e 12th Sherwood at
Vernonia. 2 p.m,;
Hillsboro at
B eav erton,
2 p.m.; and
Forest
Grove at T ig ard 2 p m .
Wednesday, J u n e 15th T ig ard
at Sherwood, nig h t; B ea v erto n at
F o res t Grove, night and V ern onia
at Hillsboro, tw ilight.
Sunday. J u n e 19th—Sherwood at
Shorts
Reverend S im on E. Forsberg.
of
the C ed ar
Mill Community
ch u rch will be the B a ccala u re ate
s p e ak er Sunday, M ay 22, 8 p.m. in
th e high school auditorium.
G rad u ation e x e rcise s
will be
held next T h u rs d a y evening, May
26 a t 8
p.m. on the new high
school a th le tic ffleld in order to
a ccom od ate all who wish to at­
tend.
High schools sp e a k ers are as
follows:
J i m Moore, B e tty Mo-
shofsky, S u s a n n a h Dlfani, J a n e t
F r e n c h , J o h n J a c o b s . J a c k Jones.
D ean S hort. D ale Gredvig and
N ancy Nagues. All will speak on
th e general them e “S e c u r ity ”.
OUR
j
H ours: Mondays, 9 - 1 2
W edn esd ay s 9 - 6
Fridays, 1 - 6
Satu rd a y s, 9 - 6
Beaverton High
Names Speakers
For Graduation
TE N N IS AW ARDS
N earing the end of the scholas- i Coaoh Ted H ard ing
awarded
tic year. B eaverton high school tennis letters to M arg aret Taen-
distributed awards for sports and neler and B e t t y H ickethier, sen­
other activities.
iors; J o y Gleason. B ob Hunt, Pete
E ig h t advanced
speech stud­ Tozer, J o h n C o m e r and
Roger
ents
o f E . G. W ebb
received Davis, ju n io r s ; Bill Byrd. Danny
their forensic letters and pins. Steele and Don D rake,
sopho­
T h e y a re : seniors. J a c k
Jo nes. mores and E d R amsdell,
fresh­
Jo h n J a c o b s .
J i m Moore, B ob man.
Casteel, D ean Short and W illiam
B e t ty and M a r g a re t won
the
Moore: juniors. Paul Ch oban and cham pionship cup at the T.Y.V.
Carol Taylor.
league tennis tourney at McM inn­
P au l Choban and C arol Tay lor ville last Satu rd ay .
were awarded their l e tte rs and
pins in the student body m e e t­ W S C S M E E T I N G
ing Monday’. They also won the
T h e re g u lar monthly business
ju n io r debate cup fo r being the
meeting o f the W om ans Society
two best ju n io r s p e a k ers in the
of C h ristia n Se rv ice of the First
school.
Methodist C h urch wiM meet on
T h e six seniors received their
Wednesday, M ay 25th at 2 p.m. at
letters and pins in the annual
the church.
senior class day assembly.
O .C . Hi School Rides High
Top Of T Y V League Status
Max
Kendig,
O regon
C ity ’s
" B l o c k B u s t e r ” at the plate, had
increased his m a rg in of leadership
over second place J i m N ierm a n of
Hillsboro in th e T Y V league indi­
vidual battin g race.
Max, who
started the season as a pitcher, has
pounded out 12 hits in 19 tim es a t
bat for a fa t .632 average. N ierm a n
has 16 for 32 and an even .500
m ark .
Only o th er h itte r over .400 is
T ig ard pitcher J i m Peterson , who
has 8 for 18 and a .444 m a rk . A1
B a u e r o f Oregon City is fourth
with 13 fo r 34 and a .382 average.
No less th an five m em bers of the
cham p ion sh ip Oregon City crew
are a m o n g the top 16 h itte rs in the
powerful up state baseball circuit.
Hillsboro is second
with
three,
while T ig a rd and F o r es t
Grove
ea ch has two .
J a c k Davis of O regon City, with
a 4-0 record, is the top pitch e r in
the T Y V league a fte r the first
10 rounds of play. He has s tru c k
out 36 and walked 11. Also unde­
fe ated a re D ickey, F o r e s t Grove
and E rv in Hopp, Oregon City, 1-0.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Frid ay, M ay 20, 1949
HIGH SCHOOL GIVES AWARDS
FOR SPORTS ‘AND ACTIVITIES
H askell Shopping Center
Beaverton
Wednesday, J u n e
22nd,
Sher­
wood
at
Beaverton,
tw ilig ht;
Hillsboro a t F o r e s t Grove, tw i­
light and
Tigard
at V ern onia
twilight.
Sunday, J u n e 26th —
Forest
Grove a t Sherwood. 2 p.m.; T i ­
gard a t Hillsboro.
2 p.m. and
V ern onia a t Beaverton, 2 p m .
Wednesday,
J u n e 29th— Verno-
! nia a t Sherwood, night; B e a v e r ­
ton at Hillsboro, tw ilight and T i ­
gard a t F o r e s t Grove .twilight
Wednesday, Ju ly 6th Sherwood
i a t Tigard , nig h t; F o r e s t Grove
at Beaverton, tw ilight ' and Hllls-
i boro at Vernonia, tw ilight.
Sunday Ju ly
10th
WtH HM
PLAYOFF
BETW EEN
EAST
H A L F AND W E S T H A L F
SUNDAY. >I\Y 22
3 p. in.
In
the
edifice
of
FIR ST CHI RCII
OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
1819 N W E verett S tre e t,
Portland. Oregon
Ninth Church of Christ, S c i e n ­
tist, Portland, cordially Invites
the public.
Your com m unity m ortician since 1910
Phone 3411
BEAVERTON, OREGON
AWARDS
Marilyn McC am ley and Arthur
Middleton, ju niors, were present­
ed with a r t aw ards by Mrs. Dor­
othy Wipple, com m ercial instruc­
tor, for th e ir outstandin g work
in the S ch o la s tic
Art Awards
contest sponsored by Meier and
F r a n k C o m pany of Portland.
Marilyn
will receive another
award this s u m m e r for the place­
m ent of her oil painting In C ar­
negie I n s titu te a t
Philadelphia,
P ennsylvania.
E ig h t ju n io rs and fourteen so­
phomore m e m b ers of the Torch
H on or Socie ty
were
awarded
their tw o-bar and one-bar Torch
Honor pins, respectively.
"»‘f
»
...the gift to hold
her dreams!
A beautiful
LANE
Cedar Hope Chest
Al a d v r l i f d m
poose; Meland,
Seaside.
T im e
23.5.
I Mac u? Hodge. F orest
G lo v e ;
Mulhausdn, B e a v e r to n ;
Miller,
St. H elens; R e n fro ,
Vernonia;
W hitm an, N ewberg, D istance 124
feet, 4 Inches.
880 yard r u n — Michael, New-
m e rg ; Moore, B eav erton ; Hulings
B e a v e r to n ; Mills, V ernonia; Get-
man, Scappoose. T im e 2:06.3.
High J u m p — Jo hnson. S c a p ­
poose; Hodge,
Forest
Grove;
Sm ith, Se a sid e;
Pearson,
Hills­
b o ro ;; Long,
Scappoose. Height
5 fe et 5 Inches.
Ja v e lin K lev er, Seaside;
D en­
tal T illa m o o k ; B ern h ard t,
Bea­
ve rto n ; K alton , R a in ie r; Scapel-
II, Newberg. D istan ce 152 feet 6
inches.
880 yard re la y —Vernonia ( B a s s
Cresslow, Mills, Roberts, B ea v er­
to n ; Seaside. Newberg. Tillamook
Scorin g to tals: Beaverton, 50:
Scappoose, 37; Hillsboro, 28; S e a ­
side, 23; Newberg,
23, F orest
Grove 17 V ern onia 11; St. Hel­
ens, 8; Tillam oo k , 7; McMinnville
3 and R a in ier, 2.
In the B school district meet,
held in con ju n ctio n , results were
B a n k s , 46; S h e ild a n . 29; Nestuc-
ca, 25 and N ehalem 8.
At the state meet, eligibility for
both A and B schools requires
first and second places in dis­
tr ic t meets and tj^ose who run
of the first tw o relay teams.
At O.S.C., visiting athletes will
be housed in cam pu s fraternities.
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