FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
SPORTS
No h ajor Change in
1940 Season Playing
Rules Drafted
Regulations to Be Al­
most Same as Those of
Last Year
Smoker
Slated
April 15
dynamite packed into three rounds
of two minutes each with a one
minute rest between rounds.
The admission for the fights
will be 10 cents for grade school
pupils, 15 cents for high school
students and 25 cents for adults.
Track Team to
Enter Hayward
Event Friday
Runners to Compete in
440-Yard Relay, Sprint
Medley Relay
Coach Mason McCoy will take
his speedy track team to Eugene
Friday, April 12, to run in the
Bill Hayward meet. McCoy stated
that the team was much improved
over the showing it made in the
last meet and would probably make
a very good showing.
The team will enter in two
events: the 440-yard relay and the
sprint medley relay.
Those members of the track team
who will go and race ft: the Log­
gers are: Phillip Millis, Harry Lus­
by. Cloice Hall and Clai Sunnell.
This meet is an an v.al aiffair
run in the honor of Bill Hayward,
‘he Oregon University track coach,
who has seen service with the Univ­
ersity .'or nearly holf a century.
The playing rules to be used for
1940 by the Oregon State So tball
Association will be virtually the
same as those used in 1939.
The changes in the 1940 ruies
as adopted by the Official Joint
Rules Committee of Softball were
Grade, High School Stu­
made in an endeavor to put more
dents to Throw Leather
. scoring into the game, and to de­
in
Matches
crease the effectiveness of the out­
standing pitchers throughout the
A boxing smoker will be held
country. The Executive Committee in the high school gymnasium at 8
of the State Association fe^ls that
a large mapority of the pitchers and o’clock Monday, April 15th, in which
teams in Oregon have not developed lays from both the local high and
(to the place where we can accept grade schools will see action in an
the national rules in their entirity. effort to raise funds for the annual
For the 1940 season, Oregon will Oregon State Boxing Tournament
use the National Amateur So tbal.’ held in March.
The matches will further display
Rules with the following excep­
he strength of W. F. MacDonald’s
tions:
1. Nine men shall constitute a ; nd Paul Gordon’s boxing teams,
.'lost of the participants have seen
team.
2. The pitching distance shall be action in the state tournament and
40. feet, measured from the outside are vet< ran glove throwers.
Actual matching has not taken
corner of the home plate to the
front line of the pitcher’s plate. ¡lace, but Mr. MacDonald stated
Monday, Tuesday Games
(This overrules Rule 3, Section 4). the bouts would run something like
3. The batsman is out immedi­ ibis’
Postponed by Rainfall;
vs
undecided
ately aft Jr three strikes have been Max Millis
Seniors Second
vs Charles Molton
called. (This overrules Rule 20, Claud Veri
The high school softball’ league
Lyle Galloway
seation 7 which allows the batter Reginald Watson VS
vs
Leland Errend : t well underway with all teams
to attempt to reach first base on Dewis Adams
Jackie Heenan vs Lyman Hawken ■oing into action at least once and
the third strike not caught).
vs
Clair Sunnell he Juniors and Seniors twice.
4. A runner on third base can­ Roy Bell
vs
undecided Games are played during the noon
not score on a wild pitch or a Andy Killian
Andy Killian and Roy Bell have '■■our when the weather permits.
passed ball. (This section is an
The teams are unusually well-
addition to Rule 30, and was elim­ both won titles in the state meet
inated from the national rules in at Oregon City. Killian won his natched this year and all games
1939). A runner on third base title last year and Bell captured lave been close. All classes have
utfitted their teams with caps for
when a pitch is started cannot his at the tournament in March.
The referee for the evening will he first time this year.
score on any pitched ball which
Games on Monday and Tuesday
passes the batter, provided the be State Vatrolman Raleigh Wheel­
catcher returns the ball directly to er, the local representative of the rave been rained out and the
tandings as the Sophomores and
the pitcher, except when the bases State Police force.
Each bout will have plenty of .Zresihmen go to bat Thursday are
are full end the runner is forced
is follows:
to advance by reason of the bats­ I
Won Lost
Pct.
man being awarded a base on balls, ter if the ball is then thrown to
3
0
1000
or if cn illegal pitch, or balk, is any fielder other than the pitcher, Tuniors
1
1
500
It should be noted that the above seniors
declared.
0
1
000
A runner on third when the exceptions to the national rules ■'reshmen
0
2
000
pitch started may score on a fair tend to increase the effectiveness Sophomores
hit ball or on a play on himself of the pitcher.
or on any other runner. (Any at­ i The more important changes in
tempt to make a play on a runner the national rules for this year
who is trying to score, or who is which have not been included in
returning to third base after a the above list of exceptions are
pitched ball, released that runner as follows:
from the necessity of returning to
1. Rule 3, Sec. 6—Add “No top
third base and permits him to lacing, webbing or other devise
between the thumb and body of
score if he can make it).
A runner on third base when a glove or mitt worn by a first
Scientific Liberation De­
the pitch started may score on a baseman or other fielder shall be
partment Set Up to Con­
pitched ball which passes the bat- more than four inches in length. >>
duct
Surveys
2. Rule 3, Sec. 8—“All parts of
the uniform, except shoes, cap and
Cooperation of fishermen of Ore­
stockings, worn by the pitcher shall gon in reporting catches of fish
be of the same dark color with no from various streams and lakes, to
’ottering or trimming on the front assist in the scientific liberat’on of
TO THE VOTERS OF
of the uniform.”
ish, is sought by the Oregon State
COLUMBIA COUNTY
3. Rule 8, Sec. 1—“Preliminary Game Commission.
to pitching, the pitcher shall come
I am a candidate for the
At a recent meeting of the Game
to a full stop facing the batsman Commission, a new department,
office of County Judge, in
with both feet squarely on the known as the scientific liberation
the Republican Party Pri­
ground in contact with the pitch­ department, was set up. In addition
mary, to be held May 17,
er’s plate for not less than one to liberations this department will
1940.
econd before taking one hand ofT conduct surveys on lakes and
If nominated and elect­
the ball at the start of the wind­ streams.
ed. I PLEDGE CLOSE AT­
up or back swing. (Note: One
The work of this department can-
TENTION TO ALL DE­
» eond cf time may be determined ■ not be completed unless reports
PARTMENTS OF THE
by repeating at ordinary conver­ are obtained of the catches in the
OFFICE.
sational speed the words ‘one thou­ various streams and lakes. To make
sand and one’).”
I will do all in my power
it easy for the sportsmen to assist
4. Rule 8, Sec. B—No Pitch— a “catch card” has been prepared
to conserve the financial
“No pitch shall be declared when- and will be distributed to all
resources of the county, to
ever the pitcher attempts a quick sportsmen's organizations, fishing
the end that taxes may be
return of the ball before the bats­ tackle dealers and ail resorts that
held to the lowest point
man has taken position or is off eater to sportsmen.
consistant
with
possible,
balance as the result of a previous
The cards are post paid so no
the best interests of the
pitch.” This rule will eliminate the expense is involved to the fisher­
county.
quick pitch, which has caused con­ man, who after hi3 day’s outing can
siderable trouble in the past.
I will work for ALL
fill out the card and drop it into
It should be particularly noted a mail box or pcstof ice.
OF COLUMBIA COUNTY,
that Rule 3, Sec. 1 provides that
with equal consideration to
Officials of the Game Commission
the bat shall have a safety grip are hopeful that a large percentage
all sections.
f cork, tape or composition ma­ of the fishermen will give their
I solicit your support.
terial. This is an important resfu- cooperation and make constant use
lation and shall be strictly adhered of the “catch cards” so that catches
Oscar G. Weed ¡to for the safety of players and of
various species of iish from the
’ spectators alike.
various waters of Oregon may be
recorded.
Juniors Lead
Softball Play
At School
Commission
Asks Help
01 Fishermen
The East half of Lots Four i
(4) and Five (5) of Block
Three (3) in the City of Ver­
nonia, in Columbia County,
State of Oregon, according to
the plat thereof on file and
of record in the office of the
County Clerk of Columbia
County, Oregon.
SAID SALE is made under execu­
tion issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Columbia to me directed,
in the case of The First National
Bank of McMinnville, Oregon, a
corporation, plaintiff, v. George
Shaker and Luella Shaber, his wife,
Clara Kerley Shaber, State Indus­
trial Accident Commission, F. C.
Caples, American Sheet Metal Wks.,
Inc., Anna Adams Simmons, and
the Credit Service Company, a cor­
poration, Defendants.
DATED THIS 28th day of March,
1940.
M. R. Calhoun
Sheriff, Columbia County.
By H. E. Veazie, Deputy.
Pub. Dates: April 5, 12, 19, and
26 and May 3, 1940,
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
COLUMBIA COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­
TATE OF MARY BURRIS, De­
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, as admin­
istrator of the estate of Mary
Burris, deceased, has filed his final
account in the County Court of the
State of Oregon frr Columbia
County, and that Saturday, May
4th, 1940, at the hour of 10:00
o’clock in the forenoon of said day
and the court room of said court
has been appointed by said court
as the time and place for the hear­
ing of objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published April
5th, 1940.
Date of last publication May
3rd, 1940.
Robert S. Lindsay
Administrrtor.
David O. Bennett
St. Helens, Oregon
Attorney.
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NOTICE
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We take this opportunity of
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Executor of the estate of Henry
Glahn, Deceased, by the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for
(he County of Columbia, and has
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified as by law required, to the
undersigned at Vernonia, Oregon,
within six months from date hereof.
Dated and first published, March
22nd, 1940.
Date of last publication April
19th, 1940.
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