Brookings Bruins Dominate Myrtle Point in Dual Wrestling Meet
Brookings pins and forfeits overwhelm Myrtle Point in a sunset Conference dual. Key wins include Thurman 139, Luscombe 136 pins and Rayevich 12 0, Pattee 3 1 decisions. Next meet at Gold Beach on Thursday with match times 6 15 junior and 8 00 varsity.
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Brookings Bruins
Myrtle Palm
Minatch
Bobcats
Chuck Thurman
Brad Luscombe
Leon Rayevich
Bobcat
Don Pattee
Brookings
Jay Petersen
Mike Mueller
Forest Nading
Curt Noben
Tony Borja
Kim Smith
Chuck Johnson
Mark Buchanan
Mike McVay
Ted Sibold
Jack Anderson
Ace Goodman
Marty Anderson
Matt Schneider
Tony Goebel
Bill Rucker
Dale Landis
Steve Williams
Earl Byers
Rick Stidham
Bobcat Cagers Fall Twice in Sunset Conference Action
Myrtle Point suffered two losses as Gold Beach defeated them 83 50 and Brookings edged them 67 35 on the road. Ray Anderson led Myrtle Point with 14 points against Gold Beach and 15 versus Brookings while Scott Knox paced the Panthers with 19. Brookings held a 30 26 rebounding edge, and Myrtle Point struggled with foul trouble late in the Brookings game. The Bobcats travel to Coquille Friday and host Beach Panthers Saturday with tipoffs at 6 15 and 8 00.
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Myrtle Polit
Gold Beach
Brookings
Gold Beach Panthers
Bobcats
Ray Anderson
Randy Rema
Scott Knox
Panther
Mike Ruell
Ron Burgess
Cats
Burgess
Panthers
Anderson
Myrtle Point
Bruins
John Cook
Jim Bolling
Bolling
Rema
George Landis
Jeti Crist
Rob Babb
Landis
Coquille
Red Devils
Old Beach Panthers
Abiwerson
Cook
Collins
Bulling
Aaron Schernerburr
Td Beach
Bennet
Ruw
Wheeler
Knox
Melseth
Burrows
Powers
McDonald
Book
Aaron Schermerhgern
Alan Schermerhor
Myers
Crist
Babb
Herzog
Shicits
Nielsen
Nelsur
Swigert
Old Timer
Oregon Wildlife Denies Transstate Outdoor Club License
After two hours of testimony on January 16, the Oregon Wildlife Commission denied Transstate Management Inc a license to operate an outdoor club replacing Adventure Unlimited. The decision cited an incomplete application and pledged a more detailed submittal for consideration at the February 7 meeting. The commission also adopted a wildlife list of endangered and threatened species in Oregon including the Columbian white tailed deer and Arctic peregrine falcon.
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Oregon Wildlife Comission
Transstate Management, Inc
Transstate, Inc
Adventure
John J. Vennant, Jr
Cransstate
Lcense
Wildlife Commission
Transstate Managen$e & Inc
Camitysia
Oregon
California
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