8 THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. SPORT TOPICS COUNTRY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY TO START NEXT SUNDAY Match arrangements which will eventually result in the naming of the champion golfer for the Vernonia Country Club are scheduled to start next Sunday, July 21. A player bracket was drawn up Tuesday night by the tournament committee, Cal Davis, Kent Bauersfeldt and John Roediger, to outline the playing procedure for the next several Every match will be 18 holes of play and the final matches will be flight will drop to the first 36 holes. I Losers ____ I.. in ' the championship ’ ' '•---- J down ------ -- fight and losers in the second fight will drop to the third flight. 'I 1 Ì Kent Bauersfeldt C. L. Anderson Jim Davies I Ben Brickel C Ed. Reichwein John Roediger Bob King J Loel Roberts Paul Dyer 1 Bill French Cal Davis J. Anderson Tom Bateman Olin Robbins Frank Hartwick Harry King J J First round losers in the championship flight drop to the first flight. Geo. Turner Mike Anderson Ronald Fetsch T. R. Turner R. L. Jackson L. Hieber Hal Fowler E. P. Mullins Geo. Robbins Bill Hom E. A. Shipman A. H. Backer R. W. Turner (’has. Cedarburg Ed Roediger Marvin Turner 1 J 1 1 x: ta £ J QUALIFYING SCORES LISTED The final qualifying rounds, with the exception of five, were listed last Sunday for the com­ ing club championship play and were announced early this week by the tournament committee of Calvin Davis, Kent Bauersfeldt and John Roediger. Scores for the last five names lister were not available. Players and their scores are: Kent Bauersfeldt ..................... 74 Ed Reichwein ........................... 79 Tom Bateman ........................... 77 Paul Dyer ............................... 81 Ben Brickel ............................. 82 Loel Roberts ........................... 82 Jack Anderson ......... 83 Harry King ............................. 84 Jim Davies .......... 84 Bob King ........ .'....................... 84 Calvin Davis ............................. 85 Frank Hartwick ...................... 86 C. L. Anderson ...................... 86 John Roediger ......................... 92 Bill French ............................... 94 Olin Robbins ........................... 96 George Turner ...................... 96 R. A. Jackson .......................... 100 George Robbins .................... 100 R. W. Turner ......................... 100 T. R. Turner ........................... 102 E. P. Mullins ......................... 107 A. H. Backer .......................... 109 Marvin Turner ........................ 112 Ronald Fetsch .......................... 127 Hal Fowler ................................ 144 E. A. Shipman ........................ 147 Ed Roediger ........ Not Available Mike Anderson . . . Not Available Camas will come here, Sunday to meet Vernonia on the O-A dia­ mond at 2:30 p.m.. This game is the last regularly scheduled home appearance for Vernonia, the schedule calling for the locals Loel Hieber Not Available Bill Horn ............. Not Available Chas. Cedarburg . . Not Available MILK CREAM Caution is check pro­ tector. The forest industry pro­ vides steady work and high wages for sixty per cent of all persons gainfully employed in Oregon manufacture. Keep fire out of the forests. KEEP OREGON GREEN. and BUTTERMILK right from the farm to your door, write or call Telephone No. 7F51 CUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY NEW AND USED PARTS Expert Auto Repairing Gas and Oil Open at 7:30 A. M.; Closed at 6:00 P. M. We Close Sat. afternoon and all day Sunday. 11-22-46 PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY LYNCH AUTO PARTS Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon RIVERVIEW Bk PETE BRUNSMAN TWA /AiA I ^7- - SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE. marsh aii wfiic paint TACKLE, TOYS TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS PAINT BOLTS—ROPE—SAWS Crescent Wrenches—All Sizes Table Radios Aluminum Handled Sauce Pans Emerson ....$21.60 62c, 85c and 94c $3 Value — Large Round Imported Iron 01 Ext- Cord 60c Clothes Basket .................... $1.50 wr Wilson Tennis balls 50c Alum. Foil Shelf Paper, 30 ft..... 90c Ma^ie-flo 8-cun coffee makers $3.55 Lg- Hvy. Aluminum Skillet ....$1.95 $1 Vai. Towel Bar (any color) 25c Need 1 ] J First round losers in second flight drop to third flight. -l-N-C f J If it does—Safeway can help you stretch it to make “both ends meet,” for Safeway's pricing policy is always consistent—always aimed at giving you most in quality and quantity for your money In fact, the excessive number of times this unusual and unwel­ come procedure has happened to Vernonia is one for Ripley, so the team and fans believe. Threats of giving the whole thing up as a bad job are being heard if Camas wins in ,a tenth-inning Another 10th. inning lo-ss, the game when that nine comes here next Sunday. fifth this reason, marked last The score read 4-4 in the eighth Sunday’s Vernonia-Scappoose bat when Vthmonia added two runs crossing. Losses in the extra to the score and Scappoose tallied inning are apparently a jinx for one. Vernonia because the locals have VERNONIA AB R H E yet to win one of .the “over­ Gordon, 8 5 0 0 0 time” tries. Cline. 5 5 0 0 1 Girod, 4 » 5 1 1 0 R. Brandow, 3 5 0 0 0 C. Brandow, 9 5 2 1 0 Byers, 6 4 1 1 2 Lyle Galloway, 2 4 0 1 0 Les. Galloway, 7 4 0 2 0 Derschmidt, 1 4 0 0 1 — — - — Totals 41 4 6 4 SCAPPOOSE— AB R H E Springer, 6 5 2 0 2 B. Baker, 5 5 0 0 0 Dungy, 3 4 2 3 0 Olsen, 4 4 0 2 0 Club Championship Basine, 7 4 0 1 0 Nazman, 2 4 0 0 0 play starts Sunday, G. Senter, 9 4 0 0 0 July 21 J. Baker, 8 4 0 0 0 —• - McKenzie, 1 4 1 1 0 — — — Public Invited Totals 39 5 7 0 for Golf Vernonia .......... 000 000 220 0-4 Scappoose . . 000 102 010 1--5 See us for Golf Supplies. If we don't have what you need, WANTED: Commercial printing we can get it for you. SUN. GAME LOST IN 10TH INNING ¿(1/ Sjofriwai/ (phiceA cM the ¿¿jDwe&i (pcAAible—fcvoAy. (bay ! /\ fairsA, JkaiiA, Viuprtabl£A The Tomato Juice, Libby Fey. «n21 le Blend No. 2 1 Or 46-< Blended JuiceS'SÄä 18=42= O’ Gold can 10 ca Veg. Juice Ä K.°an2 15=4^ 31= 2O7 c Grapefruit Broken segments No. can ó / No. 2 i nc Tender Peas, Rosedale can 1 V Green Beans Standard No. 2 can 11 = Corn Country Home, G.B. No. 2 can 15= Corn b No. 2 can 15= Cut Asparagus îngr«n ”an238= Sauerkraut rìJi"; No. 2 ¥2 can 17= Vernonia Country Club fanning SuppliiiA of all kinds—handbills, posters, announcements, cards, tickets, etc. Printing specialists. THE VERNONIA EAGLE Kerr Jars US*. ^*69= %i: 83= Kerr Jars Mouth Pint's89= Qts »1.03 Economy JarsKer?p?i *155 q S: 93= Jelly Glasses, squat * size doz. 43= Jar RubberSregT°new.Tyle3 pkgs. 10 = Jar Lids, Kerr reg. pkfiof 3/25= Jar Caps, Ball reg., zinc pkVf 21 = Jiffy Seals, easy to use pkg. 9= SHELL IS TOPS! Advances in Shell refining methods bring you today a gasoline that provides quick starting, plenty of pick-up and power to spare. You’ll get greater pleasure from summer trips with SHELL PREMIUM. Geo. Johnson For Pasteurized • a good Phone 773 h. CLICK—THE EAGLE Does Your Food c Q o 6 w • CAMAS NEXT DIAMOND FOE FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT to travel. However, games scheduled earlier in the season but rained out, may be played after the regular season schedule ends. If they are, some of them will prob­ ably be on the local field. Vernonia Serv. Sta. ■ Note these Values fag^A. J cä A. Edwards Coffee 1-lb. jar 28= 1-lb. Nob Hill Coffee bag 23= 1-lb Airway Coffee bag 20= % lb. Canterbury Tea Pkg 43=; %-lb. Black Tea Yellow la »1 pk. 26= Tenderleaf Blac Tea 2¿b 54= ^'45= tí 58= lb. 85= 51= 24= SjDOfiA, SjUppLuiA Silver Foam Soap ?£& X1 23= Sweetheart Toilet Soap batbhasriIe 11 = Cashmere Bouquet bar 10=; 3/27= White King Toilet Soap 3 bars 14= Lifebuoy Health Soap, 3 bars 20= Palmolive Soap 2 bars 19= Woodbury Soap 3 bars 23= Bleach Sig,* ¥2 gal. 17=; gal. 32= Purex Bleach Si.l2=; ¥2 gal. 23= Floor Wax self-polish pt. 45=; qt. 85= Furniture Polish Champ bot. 23= White Shoe Polish Snqu°