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6 THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947 MELVIN SCHWAB, Bowling Editor LOGGERS WIN FROM RAINIER TUESDAY, 4-3 The Vernonia Loggers displayed some very fine diamond work Tuesday, April 26, by defeating the Rainier Columbians 4-3 at the Columbia River town. Sylvester “Ted” Williams was on the mound for Vernonia and during that time struck out 11 of the 25 men to face him. The game got off to a good start with Grenia getting on base by a dropped ball by Magnuson, Rainier first-sacker. Stuve, on attempt to sacrifice, popped out to the pitcher who doubled Grenia off first. Frank lined to the short stop. In the Columbian half of the first inning, Karnoski and Magnuson, the first two struck out. Giles hit a hard one that lined past third into the Ball brush for a home run. singled and stole second but Ben- son was put out, first to second. Score: 1-0 in favor of Rainier. Safe-keeping Service It is difficult to replace legal documents, insurance policies and government bonds that are lost. PLACE THEM IN SAFE KEEPING WITH US $3.00 per year Vernonia Branch The Commercial Bank of Banks Affiliated with the Commercial National Bank of Hillsboro, Oregon Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BUSH FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME ON’E-Z TERMS AT PORTLAND PRICES Telephone 592 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. DESSYS LEADS PIN LEAGUE ROY FRANK, High School Sports Byers was the first man to face Benson in the second and struck out. Schaumberg was put out third to first. Williams was safe on an error by Jesse and took second on Pierce’s error. Holce ended the Logger chance to score, being put out Benson to Magnu son. The first two men up for Rainier in the second, Kellar and Pierce, struck out. Williams flied to Miller. In the third inning, Miller was put out short to first. Wantland and Grenia both singled. Frank and Stuve grounded out. In Rain iers half of the third, Jesse was out catcher to first, Karonski and Magnumson both struck out. The fourth inning was the big inning for Vernonia. Byers sing led Schaumberg hit deep center, the center fielder failed to field the ball, scored Byers and Schaum burg went to third. Williams tapped to the pitcher and Schaum burg, trying to score, was put out at the plate. Holce walked, Miller safe on fielder’s choice, Wantland safe on error by Karn oski, scoring Williams. Grenia flied out to center, Stuve took a walk, forcing Holce across the home plate. Frank was out second to first. For Rainier, Giles and Ball singled, Giles taking third but was later put out trying to steal home, Keller was safe on first by an error by Grenia and took second on a wild throw to first, Ball scored. Pierce was out short to first, Score at the end of the fourth, Vernonia 3 Rainier 2 . Byers singled again in the fifth and stole second. Schaumburg flied to left field, advancing Byers to third. Williams struck out. Nightwine, batting for Holce, singled, scoring Byers, Night- wine was thrown out attempting to steal second. For the Col umbians, Giles singled Jesse hit into a double play, Wantland to Byers to Frank, Karnoski struck out. Score: 4-2, Vernonia. In the sixth, Roberts lined to short, Wantland was out pitcher to first Grenia singled and Stuve struck out. It was three up and three down for Rainier in the sixth. Magnuson was out Frank to Wantland, who was covering firs t, Giles struck, out and Ball gro. nded out short to first. TH last inning was a short one with ’rank flying out to left field, Byers striking out and Schaum burg gi -sunding out third to first. Rainier's half was likewise ended quickly. Benson was out third to first, Stu -b, batting for Kellear struck out and Parcher batting for Pierce also struck out. The St. Helens Lions and the Loggers will battle on the Wash ington grade school diamond to day, Thursday, at 3 o’clock. Dessys is the number one team in the local bowling league, now holding 12 points for the games played to date. Following the. leader are three teams tied for second place and two tied for third spot. Des Laird, owner of the alleys, issued a request Wednesday for lady bowlers interested iq forming a ladies team to leave their names with him so that the team could be organized. Game details will be worked out later when the team is formed. Standings in the men’s league are: PTS. TEAM 12 Dessy’s 10 Pal Shop ia Bush Furniture 10 Heath’s Service 9 King’s Grocery 9 V.F.W. turnout this season was carried out Tuesday afternoon to get ready for the zone meet dated here for Tuesday of next week, April 29. At least that’s the date now, but a change may be in order Superintendant Gordon said if it rains. The zone meet will be entered 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. 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First, second and third winners of the zone competition will go to the county track meet at Scap poose May 10. The county meet completes the program for this year Gordon said. L OF è®ME <-uio ounces ACME BREWERIES. Son Eronciico NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. F.A. and Emma Bush Vernonia Distributors SLIfS FOOD STORE Sam (Buck) Hearing, Jr. Davenos and Davenport and Chair Sets . . . to give your home a designed interior ih 4 wonderful ways — BEAUTY, COMFORT, QUALITY and CRAFTSMANSHIP. No matter whether your shopping list includes canned goods, fresh vegetables, or packaged goods, you will find them all in abundance at Sam’s. And you’ll also notice that many other people enjoy shop ping here. Perhaps the reason is the well-filled dis play counters and shelves. Phone 761 STEAKS CANNED GOODS Sleepmaster — Montes — Superbuilt Bed Room Suites Platform Rockers Occasional Chairs • • DISPLAYED HERE IS A LARGE SELECTION OF ALL THESE ITEMS. 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