North Bend Tops Myrtle Point Juniors in Season Opener
North Bend defeats Myrtle Point in the Junior Legion season opener. The Myrtle Point Juniors were edged as North Bend capitalized on early offense to take control and secure the win.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
5
North Bend defeats Myrtle Point in the Junior Legion season opener. The Myrtle Point Juniors were edged as North Bend capitalized on early offense to take control and secure the win.
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Myrtle Point Legion wins a high scoring 10 to 9 game over Bandon at Bandon Field on Monday the 11th. Ken Waggoner pitched the late innings to hold Bandon scoreless after a 4 1 5 first and a 5 2 second, Mullins homered driving in Harper. Next game vs Coos Bay set for 8:00 PM June 18 at Coos Bay diamond.
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