FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1941
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
IWA, House of David Matched
The House of David
Noted Team
To Show
Here Sunday
Clever Ball Handling,
Comedy to Amuse Fans
When Quintet Plays
SPORTS
Floyd Johnson
King’s Grocery Loggers to
Leads Bowling Meel Rainier
The post office bowlers lost the
top rating which they have main-
tained since the beginning of the
tournament last Wednesday eve-
ning when King’s Grccéry defeated
the mailmen. High point man for
the evening was Bob' King with a
score of 387 pins for the three
games.
The Monday evening g. me of
this week was postponed because
of sickness but will be played as
soon as possible according to W.
E. Burton, bowling alley manager.
League standings at present are :
W
L
P
Team
24
15
9
Kings
10
24
14
Post Office
24
12
12
Town Team
8
16
24
Sam rnd Bob
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Terminal Cafe
The Loggers will play their sec-
ond conference g„me Friday eve-
ning against Rainier at Rainier, The
first league try wr.s made here last
Friday against Scappoose and re-
suited in a loss for Vernonia 19 to
39. The Loggers showed spark only
for a few moments and netted sev
eral baskets only to have Scappoose
tighten defenses again. Roeser was
high-point man with 7.
(inDmen Lose io President’s
Vancouver
Bail Due Sat
The Vernonia Gun Club lost its
second match in the present round
against Vancouver Rifle Club in
Vancouver,
Washington
January
17. The score was 878 and 856 in
the sitting and standing match,
Vernonia high men and their res-
pective scores were: Zimmerdahl,
182; Meilis, 170; Nichols, 169;
Kellmer, 168; McCollum, 167.
There will not be a match this
coming Friday as was scheduled;
Hillsboro, No. 2 team has been
dropped to a lower class.
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YOU BUY HERE!
MIST—(Special to The Eagle) —
Mr. and Mrs. Bern Bliss moved
their household goods to Grand
Ronde Sunday.
One would think that spring was
just around the corner the last few
nice days. The frogs have been
singing quite lustily for several
nights past.
Don’t forget the President’s Ball
in the Gym Saturday night.
Clyde Johnson is doing somw in
terior carpenter work for the Ed
Reynolds folks this week.
Shady Lane traded cars with Carl
Jensen during the week-end.
Carl Ray spent the week-end in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap were
village shoppers Monday evening.
Mrs. Don Hall, Mrs. Roy Hughes
and Mrs. Myrtle Holce went to
Camhill Sundry to bring their uncle,
Collie Perine to Forest Grove. He
was taken to the hospital there
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Libel went r<>
Portland Friday. They returned to
St. Helens that evening to visit the
Ed Lindberg folks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bridgers
and Mrs. Ain Wallace were Port
land visitors Monday.
Mrs. Myrtle -Holce and Mrs. l>on
Hall were Forest Grove visitors
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes and
Mrs. Ray Bennett went to Forest
Grove Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeRock
moved down to 1 Grand Ronde last
Sunday.
Mrs. Austin Dowling and son,
Bernard, were in Clatskanie Sat-
urday.
end Mrs. William Bridgers
Basketball fans will witness one
of the most entertaining games of
the season Sunday, January 26,
when the renowned House of David
basketball quintet will' give the
Vernonia IWA competition. The
game is set for 8 o’clock on the
Washington grade school gym floor,
according to Denny Ryves, IWA
manager.
The David tei 11 was organized
by George H. Johnson, the Amer-
ican Association Basketball League
umpire for the past 27 year», in
1931 and since that time has tour
ed all' western states, Mexico and
the provinces of Canada, traveling
approximately 22,000 miles and
playing 125 games each season.
About 90 per cent of the games
are .placed in the win column.
The team is made up of ex
college stars and has won its way
into the ranks of bette. American
basketball attractions. Personnel of
the team is as follows:
Floyd “Red” Johnston—Forward;
6 ft.; weight 175; fourth season.
Johnston is coach and team leader.
Wayne Payton—Center, 6 ft., 2
in.; weight 170.
Oliver Trouth—Guard; 5 ft., 10
in.; weight 185.
Lee Richardson—'Guard; 6 ft., 2
in.; weight 180.
Bernard Norton—Forward and
Center; 6 ft.; weight 165.
Runt Tolbert—Forward; 5 ft., 9
in.; weight 165.
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