Beckham's Bobcats Take Two From Reedsport Braves in District Games
Coach Curt Beckham's Myrtle Point Bobcats defeated Reedsport Braves 38-32 on the road and 55-32 at home to strengthen their hold on fourth place in district five basketball. Hatfield led scoring with 23 points in the second game, while Lewellen and other teammates contributed as Myrtle Point surged ahead early and maintained the lead through the final period.
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Curt Beckham
Myrtle Pelat
Bobcats
Braves
Reedsport
Harveys Lewellen
Tonk
Hatfeld
Cats
Myrtle Point
Hatfield
Myrtle Point Beats Reedsport 55 32 in Local Showdown
In the fourth quarter Myrtle Point scored on the foul route and held scoreless Hat field. Beckham's squad led 46 24 after three periods as Reedsport added 8 points in the final frame to finish 55 32. Ford and Jarvis contributed solid play after Farrier’s injury.
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Hatfield
Beckham
Myrtle
Reedsport
Bobcat Men Lead District Five Scorers
Two Bobcat players top District Five scoring with Lewellen outscoring Harvey over a weekend swing. Hatfield’s team totals 124 points this season placing him second in the district behind Pinton of Reedsport at 116. Marsh leads other notables as Piper Haseburg and North Bend figures trail. Harris returns from Eugene to visit Mrs Yokey.
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Bobcat
Harvey Ceverler Serra
Tinker Hatfield
On Lewellen
Harvey
Distrit Hatfields
Piper Haseburg
Hugh North Bend
OS Jonnson Coquille
Shattuck North Bret
Roseburg
Marshfield junior high handles Myrtle Point in doubleheader
Marshfield junior high defeated Myrtle Point in both games. The B squad won 28 to 11 and the A squad edged 20 to 19 as Marshfield used a strong defense and fast offense to close the game. Ray Johnson led Myrtle Point with 10 points while Brooks and Swigedt added three each for Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Marenfield
Redskins
Ray Johnson
Brooks
Swigedt
Bobcat B Squad Triumphs Over Reedsport B Squad Twice
The Union High Bobcat B team coached by Howard Means beat the Reedsport B squad in two weekend games 32 to 30 and 70 to 17. Bingham led in the first game with 15 points including field goals and a free throw, while Woosham placed second with seven field goals. In the Saturday game Hemmack scored 14 points as four players reached at least one goal.
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Bobcats
Bobcat
Hatfield
Harvey Lewellen
Howard Means
Union High
Reedsport
Bingham
Woosham
Hammack
Satheeda
Fecal
Meos
Salmon angling closes March to September on Nehalem Trask and Wilcon
The Game Commission orders salmon angling closures on the Nehalem Trask and Wilcon rivers from March to September 15 to protect spring chinook runs. A separate one month closure on the Miami River in November targets chum salmon. Studies by Fish and Game departments justified restrictions to safeguard remaining spring chinook and promote future abundance.
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Game Commission
Nehalem
Trask
Wilcon
Miami River
Research Department
The
Fish and Game Commission
C A Lockwood
Arnie J Suomela
Fish Commission
Bay Area
Highway 101
Miami
Paver Fuarttoy
Dave Net
Te River
Little
Wilson
Rivera
Oregon
Harold Stassen to Appear at Press Conference in Oregon
Harold Stassen former Minnesota governor and presidential hopeful will speak at the University of Oregon on Friday February 20 during the 29th session press conference. He will discuss The Struggle for Freedom and take questions after his talk. Also featured is Charles E K Gratke foreign editor of the Christian Science Monitor and Oregon alumnus.
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Hareld Stassen
Mnnesota
Momitie Ton
Towy Ter
University of Oregon
Treyger
Stassen
St Paul
University of Minnesota
Dakota County
Minn
Minnesota
Navy
Eugene
The
University School of Journalism
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
Charles EK. Gratke
Christian Science Monitor
Adeline Anderson Dies in Coquille After Illness
Mrs Adeline Anderson died January 31 in Coquille after a three day illness. Born March 445 1874 in Beaverton Oregon she lived in Coos county for 44 years. Funeral services were held at Schroeder funeral home with Grey officiating. Interment was in Norway Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Mary Vida Luttrell Hillsboro Mrs Amy Barkdoll Powers and Mrs Dye Myrtle Point. son William jr of Reedsport. two sisters Mrs Lattle Barkdoll Sisters Ore and Mrs Eva Anderson Coquille. a brother Ira Tucker Bandon. fifteen grandchildren.
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Adeline Anderson
Coquille
Beaverton
Ore
Coos County
Schroeded
Re Grey
Norway Cemetery
Mary Vida Luttrell
Hillsboro
Amy Barkdoll
Powers
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Ford
Farrier
Jarvis
Johnny Dayton
Olympia Brewing Company
Olympia
Washington
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Mrs Russell Yokey
Berne Rosebure
Nis
Reedsport Caquille
Moertle Creek
Anet
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Bicket
Steten
Tahoe Ni
Al’s
Alvin Adams
Myrtle Hotel
Spruce St
Juhidr Hi
Casiba Paious
Redskins Ragllvarnge
Crabtree
Genie
Gaias
Marsh
Brave Braves
Hemmack
Saturdeas
Psports
Warsham Pot
Binghetti
Ehho
Nehalegt
Ssarh
A R_ Davenport
Twin Oaks
Helen Running
Harold Stassen
Herald
Electrical Service
Ead’s Garage
U.S
Thornton Tire Service
Southern
W. Front
Curtis
Coos Bay
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