FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
SPORTS
Roy Bell NamedNovice
Champion of State in
Boxing Tournament
Killian Forced to De
fault Due, to Shoulder,
Arm Injury
Vernonia high school’s boxing
team accompanied by its coaches,
Fred MacDonald and Paul Gordon,
attended the second Oregon State
High School Boxing championship
tournament held at Oregon City
beginning Thursday of last week.
The team left at noon in order to
be able to weigh in between the
required hours of 2 and 4 p. m.
The drawing for bouts was made
by the o ficials from Oregon City
high school. There being so many
contestants the bouts were started
at 7:30 in order to be through by
midnight.
Vernonia had four men in the
first round of the tournament. Max
Millis lost by default to Knedler of
Salem. L. Galloway lost a decision.
Lewis Adams won a close decision
from Bartell of Sheridan. Roy Bell
won a very popular decision. Killian
end Hawkins drew byes. Friday
night Lewis Adams and Lyman
Hawken lost close decisions.
Killian won his first fight by
outpointing Hagen of Salem and
Bell won a close decision over
Don Rogers of Oregon City. Sat
urday night Bell fought Paul Orr of
Sandy for the 135-pound. Novice
Championship and won a very popu
lar decision to become the second
State Champion from Vernonia.
Killim was forced to default his
fight Saturday night because he
had injured his arm and shouldeT
in Friday’s bout.
A large delegation attended from
Vernonia on both Thursday and
Friday night.
Softball
Started at
High School
Team Captains Chosen
by Classes; Contests
Started Wednesday
SOFTBALL MEET
DUE THIS EVE
AT EAGLE OFFICE
A meeting of all' players
and managers interested in the
organization of a softball
league for Vernonia are urged
to be present this evening at
The Eagle oilfice at 7:30 p. m.
Discussion of plans for the sea
son will probably be the main
topic of the evening with the
possible number of teams to
compete receiving consideration.
Trackmen
Enter Hill
Carnival
First Competition of 1940
Season to Be Experienced
Friday
On Friday afternoon Coach Mas-
>n McCoy will take his Logger
track men to Portland where at
1:30 on the wooden track of the
ice colesium, they will' taste their
irst competition of the 1940 sea-
;on in the annual Hill Relay carn-
val. The local boys are entered
n the distance medley and sprint
medley. In the distance medley
Phillip Millis will run 290 yards,
Edgar Culbertson, 440 yards, Jack
Baker, 880 yards, and Homer Mich-
>ner, the three-quarter mile. In the
print medley. Cloice Hall will run
145 yards, Clair Sunnell, 290 yards,
Phillip Millis, 440 yards, Edgar Cul
bertson, 580 yards.
Features of the meet are the
appearance of such world famous
rtars as Glenn Cunningham, Tommy
Deckard, Don Lash, Dixie Gooner,
Earle Meadows, George Varofrf, Ron
Hansen and Lon Zampereni, all
performing in their specialities.
Tuesday evening after school a
committee composed of two boys
from each class and the men of
the faculty met for the purpose of
drawing up rules and regulations
governing the inter-class so tball
league for Vernonia high school.
It was decided play would begin
Wednesday noon, March 27, at
which time all teams would appear
ready to play, and a drawing would
be held to choose the teams to play
the first game. Games wil be for
Vernonia
Gun Club
Loses Shoot
Forest Grove to Be Next
Competition for Rifle
men
The Vernonia Rifle team lost
a close match to Gresham tast Fri
day evening at the Gresham rifle
range. Although Vernonia made the
highest score to date, 916, it was
not enough to win the match.
The “C” teams out-shot the “A”
teams at this match and it was
gratifying to see so many young
“shooters” interested in this sport.
Vernonia’s five highest individual
scores were: Meilis, 187; Zimmer-
dahl, 187; Kellmer, 184; Nichols,
180; and Fetsch, 178.
MRS. ORWIG GIVEN
SHOWER; PLUMBS
VISIT HERE SUNDAY
(Omitted last week.)
WILARK—(Special to The Eaglet
—A stork shower wa.i given in
honor of Mrs. Gene Orwig Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Orwig. Those present were:
Mrs. Chris Fowler, Mrs. Bill Lind
say, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. John
Rider, Mrs. Andy Bransdel, Mrs.
Walt Fowler, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Otto Cantwell, Mrs.
Harry Howard, Mrs. Earl Atkins,
Mrs. Frank Fleeter, Mrs. Bob Kent,
Mrs. Jim Hanna, and Mrs. Allen
Ray of Vernonia. Mrs. Carl Ander
son was unable to attend. Cake,
whip cream and coffee were served.
Mr. and Mrs. George Plumb of
Portland were Wilark visitors Sun
day.
Ted Lewis, and Mrs. Charles
Lewis motored to Portland Wednes
day to visit Mrs. Ralph Lattum
who is in one of the Portland hos
pitals.
Mrs. Harry Sandon visited Mrs.
Bob Wood one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and
Jean visited relatives Friday and
Saturday at Portland.
Ted Lewis, Frank Lane, Dick
Lewis and Lewis Lane motored to
Portland Saturday to visit Slim
Small who is in one of the Portland
hospitals.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lewis are
here visiting with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts during
the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fowler and
daughter, Helen, spent Sunday visit
ing at the Orval McKinster home
at Pittsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ray and
children were visiting at the Earl
Atkins home one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hanna and
daughter, Dorothy, visited at the
Nels Westlund home Saturday aft
ernoon at Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay visited
at the Chet Taylor home Sunday
afternoon.
Bud Atkins was a Vernonia shop
per Saturday.
Jean Lewis, Lylath Van De Bog
art and Dorothy Hanna visited
Pauline Rollins Thursday evening.
They spent the evening sewing and
towards the end of the evening a
luncheon was served.
three innings and Ibegin at 12:15.
Due to the lack of space at the
school ground, several ground rules
»■•ere agreed upon.
Class meetings were held to
choose captains who will be in
charge of the teams on the field.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF OLIVER BURRIS, De
ceased.
Notice is Hereby Civen, That
the undersigned, by an order of
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Columbia,
duly made and entered on the 23rd
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Date of final publication: March
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