Westside Shrine East West football selections unveil Myrtle Point duo
Myrtle Point High School players Jim Walker and Steve Rayevich join the Shrine East West West squad as fullback and halfback respectively. Don Fisher, Bobcat head coach, expects strong action from both on offense and defense. Also chosen were Brian Richards and Steve Crosty as guard positions with august game slated in Baker Oregon.
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Myrtle Point High School
Jim Walker
Steve Rayevich
Walker
Rayevich
Don Fisher
Bobcat
Ahorustes
Brian Richards
Steve Crosty
Beker
Oregon
Dan Grove Rising from Bench to Bearcats Starter
Dan Grove, a 6-3 guard forward for Willamette, rose from key reserve to starter in Northwest Conference action. He averages 6.8 points per game with 41 assists, praised for defense and versatility as he helped lift the Bearcats in late-season action.
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Dan Grove
Willamette
Jakvereity
Jim Boutin
Grove
Dia
Desire Eadh
Willamette Club
Boutin
Gam
Macup
Isber
Bearcats
College of Kkisha
Coyote
Naimann Footer
Varsiy At
Willamere
Bobcat Cagers Beat Bruins to Boost Tourney Hopes
Myrtle Point Bobcats kept playoff dreams alive by defeating Brookings Bruins 49 to 42 at home. Dominant rebounding, 62 to 19, and strong 20 points by Jim Walker led the win, while poor free throw shooting left room for improvement.
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Bobcats
Myrtle Point
Brookings Bruins
Cat
Brookings
Bruins
Brian Richards
Jim Walker
Cats
Myrtle Point Wrestlers Dominate District Qualifiers at State Meet
At Myrtle Point, five wrestlers from the Bobcats qualified for the state AA meet in Corvallis. Jim Knight 130 and Mike Thurman 140 won titles while Tom Flora 148, Scott Barnes 168 and Steve Crosby unlimited were runners up. Coquille led team points, while Myrtle Point, Brookings and Gold Beach posted high qualifiers counts.
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Myrtle Point
Corvallis
Jim Knight
Mike Thurman
Tom Flora
Scott Barnes
Steve Crosby
Unlimited
Coquille
Red Devils
Gold Beach
Brookings
Bandon
Chuck Thurman
Rom Russell
Mike Bryant
Darrell Evans
Walt Crook
Niel Caffey
Peting
Marty Farmer
Dave Thomas
Brad Lascomb
Dan Thomas
Gene Rayeview
Bab Harper
Bob Molts
Don Barton
Howell Gains Second in Racine Track Meet
In Racine, Howell finishes second in a regional track event. The report notes strong performance by an unnamed teammate and highlights the Ce typ an gn acronym as part of the scattered OCR text.
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Howell
Racine
National Hunting and Fishing Day Resolution Reintroduced
Representative Sikes seeks Nixon proclamation of NHF Day on fourth Saturday of each September with McIntyre in the Senate. He notes 1972 success with 3,000 observances and four million Americans involved, urging public views to support conservation led by hunters and fishermen since 1900. A Portland hearing March 23 sets antelope season dates and quotas for 1973.
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Bob Sikes
Florida
House of Representatives
Nixon
Thomas McIntyre
New
Congress
McIntyre
Congressional
Sikes
House
Improved trawls boost Pacific Northwest fish catches
Oregon State University Sea Grant researchers report better yields from a new combination otter trawl used aboard the Betty A, Margaret A, Dare O, and Rascal. Designs by Captain Wes Johnson and others aim to allow small and large draggers to catch sole and roundfish more efficiently, with sharper net handling and gear improvements.
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Oregon State University
R. Barry Fisher
Newport
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Osu
Pacific Northwest
West Coast
Seattle
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