Sunset League announces 1975 all star basketball team
Coaches select two first team players Jeff Franson from Bandon and Mike Rue from Gold Beach. Franson and Reell earn first team honors with three votes required. Honorable mentions include Myrtle Point Bobcats Randy Rema Ray Anderson Coquille Steve Hammer Jeff Rodenberg Ker Martin Spike Parry Gold Beach Scott Knox Paul McBeth Mark Burrows Bandon Jeff Sutherlin Paul McDonald Chuck Cravey Brookings Rob Babb George Landis. Troop 99 meets April 7 at Rotary Park to begin cornerstone training. spring camporee in six weeks. troop sponsored by Myrtle Point Lions Club.
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Sunset League
Jeff Fran
Myrtle Palm Bobcats
Randy Rema
Ray Anderson
Coquille
Steve Hammer
Jeff Rodenberg
Ker Martin
Spike Parry
Gold Beach
Panthers
Scott Knox
Paul McBeth
Mark Burrows
Bandon
Jeff Sutherlin
Paul McDonald
Chuck Cravey
Rob Babb
George Landis
Brookings Bruin
Boy Scout
Rotary Park
Wayne Nelson
Bill Gillock
Jim Chapel
Bob Groves
Jerry Conner
John Todd
Wayne Miller
Harold Kerns
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Bobcat Trackmen Compete In Non-Scoring Meet At Bend
Bobcat tracksters competed in a non scoring three quarter meet at Bend last Wednesday facing teams from Bandon Pacific and Powers. Top performances included Brian Laird winning 75 yard dash in 8.1 seconds and 180 yard dash in 16.7, Dave Horner taking the 660 in 1 31.8, Delton Dumire winning pole vault at 12 feet, and Mike Noben capturing the 70 yard hurdles in 10.3. Myrtle Point won the 880 yard relay in 1 42. The Bobcats also had multiple runners up and places across sprints hurdles jumps and throws.
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Bobcat
Bandon
Pacific
Powers
Brian Laird
Dave Horner
Delton Dumire
Miike Noben
Myrtle Potet
Laird
Stone
Nuben
Greg Roush
Jeff Jenkins
Horner
Dumire
Steve Gilorgis
Jim Stone
Marshall Kranta
Noben
Randy McWilliam
Roush
Jenkins
Jack Choquette
Brad Luscombe
IRM Group Sets Meeting In Coos Bay
The Indian Rights Movement of Coos Bay will hold a regular meeting at the Neighborhood Facility in the Empire district, 580 Hull St, Coos Bay, at 1 p.m. Sunday April. A special invitation goes to those interested in native American rights and culture. The SRD is a nonprofit Urban and Tribal Indians group. For more information call 572-249 evenings. In 1974 there were 16 deaths per 100 000 workers a new all time low rate with 13 00 work related fatalities according to National Safety Council preliminary reports.
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Indian Rights Movement of
Coos Bay
Empire District
Hull St
SRD
National Safety Council
Oregon wildlife panel sets antelope seasons at Gerber reservoir
The Oregon Wildlife Commission approved a five day general antelope season August 16 to 20 on 16 units in southeast Oregon. Total 1 520 tags issued down from 1 590 last year with unit reductions. Archery seasons at Gerber Reservoir run August 9–17 and August 23–31 with 65 tags each. Fisheries closures affect Columbia Deschutes and Snake River angling to protect spawning fish, while no commercial season will run during the closure.
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Oregon Wildlife Commission
Gerber Reservoir
Klamath County
Oregon
Fort Rock
Silver Lake
Maury
Paulina-Wagonthre Watt
Warner
Commission
Spl
The
Wildlife Commission
Columbia Deschutes
Snake River
Columbia River
Snake
Onake
Washington
Idaho
Fish Commission of Oregon
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Darrell Pattee
Stanley Stewart
Choquette
Pattee
Jeff Letsy
Mec Willian
Alan Hermann
Blain Allen
Dale's Banker Shop
IRM
Sports Lovell
Ken Durbin
Becretitt
Reftor
Onsole Records
Wan
Spring General Catalog
Phas Re
St. Myrile Point
Ore
Feckery
Ayesters & Cottons
Ben Franklin
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