Bulldogs Top Bobcats by Height in 53 28 Victory
North Bend Bulldogs dominate the Bobcats with a 53 to 28 win extending their season streak to three. Dayton led scorers with 12 points while Cunningham Harry Pinkley Brooks Walton and others added points as the Bulldogs pulled away early and coasted in the final period. The game kept the Bulldogs tied with Marshfield for first in district standings.
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Marshfield
Coquille Red Devils
Red Devils
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Marshfield Boys
Devils
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Eriod
Dayton
Cunningham
Harry
Pinkley
Brooks
Walton
Weatrope
Myers
Ralph Clarno Wins Spurs at Willamette College
Ralph Clarno, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Clarno of Myrtle Point, is a Willamette University freshman who was among the freshmen football candidates at the Salem college.
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Spurs
Willamette
Willamette University
Salem
Ral Clarno
Mrsarold Clarno
Myrtle Point
Clarno Showcased as Strong Varsity Prospect
Fresh numerals were awarded as announced this week by C. R. Stackhouse director of athletics. Clarno competed as a halfback and was viewed by the coaching staff as a strong potential for the varsity squad.
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C. R. Stackhouse
Clarno
Actives to Tangle H S Gym Tonight and Sunday
The Myrtle Point Active club schedules two games at the local high school gym, tonight at 8 o'clock against Coquille and Sunday at 2 p m against Powers. Coach Rinearson joins the Active squad and will play in both games along with Harold Belloni Delmer Greer Dele Stevens Wait Barklow Arnold DeWald Bill Dayton Ralph Weekly Don Wolgamott and Red ise Theft.
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Coquille
Powers Athletic Club
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Lan Rinearson
Powers
Rinearson
Harold Belloni
Delmer Greer
Dele Stevens
Wait Barklow
Arnold DeWald
Bill Dayton
Ralph Weekly
Don Wolgamott
Red
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Len Rinearson
Rino
Myrtle Point Jr High tops Coquille in 27 to 13 victory
Myrtle Point Junior High defeats Coquille 27 to 13 as the offense found its rhythm after a nervous start. Coquille led 5-0 after one, Myrtle Point rallied to trail 8-7 at halftime, then shut down the visitors in the second half. Myrtle Point travels to Coos Bay Tuesday and Reedsport Saturday.
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Coos Bay
Reedsport
Incups Johnson
Harold Neideigh
Howard Neideigh
Miller
Whitaker
Brugnol
Clayton
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Trathen
Mohhr
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Wooley
Weed
Baker
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Bobcats Lose 2nd To North Bend Due To Weight
Myrtle Point defeats the Bobcats 57 to 28 as North Bend's height and bulk overpower the smaller team. Pinkley leads Bobcats with 10 points. Cunningham and Wilton add 3 each. Box score shows North Bend 23 11 9 87 while Myrtle Point totals 25. The article laments limited coverage of defense and calls for broader game reporting and community support ahead of upcoming district clashes.
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Swann
Rifle Club Holds Successful Shoot At Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Rifle Club held its first shoot at the fairgrounds last Friday evening. NRA participants posted high scores with Ralph Rieseburg and Bud Rieseburg at 322 each and several others ranging from 207 to 276. The club will host weekly shoots until further notice.
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Myrtle Point
Harry Myers
Ron Endicott
Baker Man Made Head State Game Commission Chairman
Delbert Gildersleeve of Baker was elected Oregon state game commission chairman at a Jan 12 meeting in Portland. Kenneth Denman of Medford named new game commissioner by Gov McKay. Carl Hill from Days Creek retired as chairman and became Douglas County judge. Lans Leneve of Remote attended from Coos County.
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Oregon State Game Commission
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Portland
Carl Hill
Game Commission
Days Creek
Doulas County
Kenneth Denman
Medford
McKay
Herald
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Coos County
Local Sports Letter Praises Teamwork
A unsigned reader argues teamwork is the key to athletic success and that contributors should receive credit, noting shooters have often gained prominence in coverage. The letter discusses fair coverage and acknowledges authorship anonymity.
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Remote News Roundup From Sandy Creek and Nearby Towns
Local families travel for holidays visiting relatives in Los Angeles Corvallis Eugene and Coquille. Mr and Mrs Hank Graack return from California while others stay with friends and relatives in Sandy Creek. A monthly pinochle party at Remote School prevailed with high score noted.
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Jerry Bowers
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Merle Worick
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Norman Bulson
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Gene Bulson
Jim Bankhead
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