Babe Ruths fall to Gold Beach 9 5 on June 27
The Babe Ruth baseball team lost to Gold Beach 9 to 5 in a game at Gold Beach on June 27 1968. On July 1 they rebounded to defeat Bandon 21 to 11 at Bandon.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1968
Page
7
The Babe Ruth baseball team lost to Gold Beach 9 to 5 in a game at Gold Beach on June 27 1968. On July 1 they rebounded to defeat Bandon 21 to 11 at Bandon.
Dick and Betty Hanen of Cuys Bay won a sudden death playoff to take top prize in a three day mixed two ball foursome at Coquille Valley CC. Irene and Jeroy Robinson and Milt and Phyllis Roth joined the top four as 365 couples from nearby towns competed.
Myrtle Point High School graduates Sharon Wilson Lela Paullus Jenni Wise and Sigrid Mitchell entered the Merritt Davis School of Commerce in Salem for summer term business training. They expect to complete courses by June 1969.
Mr and Mrs Tom Coffman accompanied by a group of young people from here joined 20 Southern Oregon youths on a RLDS Church youth caravan touring Anderson and Yuba City California from June 22 to June 30. Local residents were among the participants and visitors from Arcata also stayed with local hosts Eriyn McLearn and Mrs Jepsen. Kay Wilson niece of Mrs Ann Michel visits from Eugene with Linda Walker.
Dora residents report hospital care for Mr. Tom Boyle, camping trips by the Warren and Lynn families, and relatives visiting from Eugene Seal Beach Boise Portland and Phoenix. Melody Pike attends 4-H tour. Sun Valley Bulb Farm sees heavy bulb picking. guests and arrivals frequent local households and campsites.
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