Bobcats win Sunset League mat title in dominant meet
Myrtle Point led by Cert Mason Bill Fiora Bill Mack Walt Kinney and Jim Mest captured the Sunset League team title as Pacific produced three individual winners Hans Jorgenson Fred Frey and Tony Hemer. Championship finals list several bouts with Mason Fiora Mack Kinney among winners and Myrtle Point scoring 153 to 97 for second place.
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Bobcat
Brookings
Bandon
Gold Beach
Pacific
Myrtle Point
Cert Mason
Bill Fiora
Bill Mack
Walt Kinney
Jim Mest
Hans Jorgenson
Fred Frey
Tony Hemer
Myrtle Point Narrowly Tops Gold Beach In Sunset League Tip
Myrtle Point slips past Gold Beach 51 50 to keep playoff hopes alive in the Sunset League. Dan Crumley scores 24 for Myrtle Point with Stand Grove leaving the game late due to fouls as Perry Roper adds 16. Gold Beach shoots 29.6 percent and loses their second half game.
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Panthers
Crumsey
Crumley
Perry Roper
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Gold Beach
Swint
Jacobs
Baydo
Hawkins
McKay
Neil
Curtis
Crook
Jones
Kerns
West
Grove
P. Roper
Knife
Wise
Wilberger
Sutphin
Daniels
King
Oregon hunters more careful in 1969 season
Oregon hunters ended the season with the fourth lowest number of casualties in 12 years and the fewest deaths since 1951. The 2 year period had a low of 62 casualties in 1962, while serious accidents rose with 15 fatalities recorded.
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Oregon
Jayvees Edge Gold Beach in Myrtle Point Victory
Myrtle Point junior team beat Gold Beach 49 to 46 on Friday night. The game tied 10–10 after the first period, Myrtle Point led 23–19 at halftime and 30–38 after three quarters, then added 13 points to Gold Beach's 10 in the final period. Anderson led Myrtle Point with seven field goals, while Hennessy scored 10 for Gold Beach. Gold Beach hit 10 of 31 free throws and Myrtle Point 9 of 14.
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Mike Stidham
Myrtle Crest
Bandon
Cubs
Panthers
Powers
Gold Beach
Myrtle Point
Ft-Gold Beach
Crumley
Grove
Anderson
Eit
Jayvees
Jr. Bobcats
Hennessy
Myrtle
Federal cuts affect Diamond Laker Crescent drive project
A sack backed in new government contracts reduces nearly 1.5 million for projects in National Forests Oregon and Washington. The largest item is 518,400 for Diamond Lake pollution abatement phase three in Umpqua National Forest. Funds were for sewage pumping stations and completing sewer and water lines built in phases one and two.
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Cresicent Drive
Oregon
Washington
Diamond Lake
Umpqua National Forest
Steelhead Elude Anglers In Clear Water Winter
Anglers blame poor runs on cold water while many steelheaders adapt with lighter tackle. Some streams show strong counts at traps and ledgers, yet overall winter catches lag behind recent years as those using small hooks, roe, and light gear report better success.
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Oregon
Yeer
Rune
North Park
Triangle Lake
Stuslaw
Aleve
Umpqua
Winchester
Gold Bay
Conan
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Miska
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Parrish
Vines
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Kinney
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Frey
Newtin
Meer
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Unlimited Mast
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Schmidt
P. Mitchell
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BY Bill Mast
M.C
Myrtle Pat
Bobcats
Myrtle Point Bandon
Wams
Coquille
Dan Crumisy
Panther
Stand Grove
Pays. Lp
Reedsport
Roy Metager
Bob Parrish
Jim Mast
Jim Layton
Billy Wayne Mack
George Alan Prescott
Curt Mason
Walt
Diamond Laker
Steelhead
Cuwy
G-P
Georgia-Pacific
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