Bobcat thinclads excel at Coquille season meet
Myrtle Point track members posted strong early season marks led by Dennis Jack with wins in the 880, mile and two mile and Brian Richards with wins in discus and javelin. Stone set a fresh 220 record of 24.3 and long jump 19 feet 8.5 inches.
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Coquille
Myrtle Point
Dennis Jack
Brian Richards
Crosby
Richards
Evans
Harris
Jenkins
Hubbard
Stone
D. Leep
Lubbett
Dumie
Aasen
Winkelman
Seals
Horner
Jack
Gill
Moon
McGary
S. Laird
A. Leep
Gibbs
Low Hurdies
D. Jack
Morris
Bob Stone
Red Street
Gary Martin
Myrtle Point Bobcats Stumble in Three Straight Baseball Games
The Myrtle Point Bobcats lost three straight as Reedsport, North Bend, and Marshfield limited scoring. In the Reedsport 2-1 defeat Ron Ellis 3 for 3 led Myrtle Point offense, while Rick Halliburton drove in a run. North Bend toppled them 7-5 as Halliburton doubled and drove in a run. Marshfield routed 12-3 with Liday a triple and Gardner 1 for 2 driving in a run.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Reedsport
North Bend
Marshfield
Braves
Myrtle Point
Cats
Ron Ellis
Rick Halliburton
Kerry Leep
Jerry Wilson
Steve Lee
Steve Hutchinson
Bulldogs
Bobcats
Pirates
Oregon trout season opens with heavy stocking plans statewide
Oregon Game Commission outlines the 1973 catchable trout stocking plan across eight regions. Regions will stock 72 lakes and 74 streams with about 23 million fish of all sizes. Willamette Valley leads with 1,480,000 trout. Notable hatchery and wild steelhead life histories are detailed, including nests at Nestucca and Alsea rivers.
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Oregon
Game Commission Fish Hatcheries
Willamette Valley
North Coast
North Fork
Detroit Reservoir
Clear Lake
Willamette
McKenzie, Santiam
Clackamas
Southwest
Rogue
Umpqua
Coquille River
Hood River
Deschutes, Metolius
Klamath Rivers
Spring Creek
South Twin
Canyon Meadows
Aint Wallowa Lake
Malheur
Owyhee River
Chewaucan River
Lofton Reservoir
Deadhorse, Campbell
Yellowjacket Lakes
Strean
Game Commission
Chemical control of tansy ragwort advised in April
Coos County extension agent Lynn Cannon states that chemical control of tansy ragwort should occur in April or May before buds form. On bottom land pastures spraying with 2 4 D is effective. rosette-stage plants require thorough wetting with three pounds of 2 4 D ester per 50 gallons of water.
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Lynn Cannon
Coos County
Hatchery Steelhead Outgrows Wild Counterpart In Early Life
The passage compares a hatchery reared Alees steelhead and a wild Nestucca steelhead. The hatchery fish grew rapidly, reaching 8 inches at one year and 23 inches by its second year, due to abundant hatchery food and faster early maturation. The Nestucca fish remained smaller, at 3½ inches after year one and about 7 inches in year two.
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Nestucca
Alsea
Fran Sumner
Game Commission
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Steve Leep
Steve Liday
Jerry Gardner
Walker
Belogs Cooperative
Cury Electric
Dad
Vee
Oniyi
Poe Eee
Yee Watt
Ted
U. & Treandey
Federal
Receli
United States
Tocel
Internal Revenue Service
Totsa
Mest
Paar Eed
Tad Sat
Ben E. Nichols
Nichols
Robert G. Hogan
Robert C. Haug
Melvin E. Zumwalt
State of Oregon
County of
Coos
Evelyn E. Brewer
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