Myrtle Point dominates all league basketball selections
Two Myrtle Point players earned all league berths as coaches named the All-Sar team. Del King, a 6-0 senior, made the first team while Jim Walker, a 26-2 senior, joined the second team. Gold Beach and Coquille also placed multiple players on the first and second squads. All chosen players are seniors.
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Myrtle Point
del King
Tipet
Jim Walker
Gert Roberts
Coquille
Jun Orrest
Bandon
Mike Nell
Gold Beach
Jim Tuttle
Gary Rose
Brookings
Sunset League
Pyame
Carl Roberts
Jon Forrest
Mike Net
Jin Ture
Dal King
Wayne Stoltz
Gold Begch von Hecht
Ron Branham
Frosh Cagers End Season With Two Wins
The Myrtle Point freshman basketball team finished 1972-73 with two wins and 16 losses. Seals led in scoring with 211 points and 6.1 per game while John Rovert had 137 points. Ed Groves averaged 4.2 points per game and Dana Giulkison Brad Mast are noted in the final scoring. Coach Hall Thomas named Brian St Louis the most improved player and praised his defense.
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Seals
John Rovert
Ed Groves
C Thomas
Brian
SWOCC Offers MP and Coquille Courses in Spring Term
Southwestern Oregon Community College schedules five courses in Coquille and seven in Myrtle Point for the eight term. Classes begin March 26 with enrollment at the first session. Courses include Basic Photography, Cementary Bookkeeping, Composition and English Transfer, taught by Roben Dodds, Richard Chiesa, J Noland, Karefi Bray, Beverly Kemper, and Robert Shephard, with fees of 18 to 32 dollars. Registration is at the first session.
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Coquille
Myr- Point
Southwestern Oo Community College
Roben Dodds
Cementary
J Noland
Swen
Robert Shephard
Myrtle Point Bobcats JV End Season With 13-10 Mark
The Myrtle Point junior varsity finished 13-10 with a rough patch in the last six games. Kerry Leep led scoring with 136 points, Jerry Wilson totaled 174, and Wilson was the top rebounder. They split results with Coquille, Gold Beach, Bandon, Brookings, and Gold Beach as the season closed.
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Myrtle Point
Bobcats
Coquille
Kerry Leep
Gold Beach
Loop
Bandon
Jerry Wilson
Wilson
Leonard Gulstrom
Bobcat
Brook
Say Goodbye protests fuel nationwide conservation anger
A controversial film praised as a documentary on vanishing wildlife sparked immediate outrage when first broadcast in 1971. The National Shooting Sports Foundation says the film contains manipulated footage, and officials urge schools libraries and TV stations nationwide to warn audiences. Oregon officials note the producer continues distributing the fakery, while conservation groups threaten further lawsuits. Meanwhile Oregon wildlife managers outline 1973 antelope hunting plans including a five day season and 1,615 general tags, with archery tags rising to 65 pending approvals. Observations show bighorn sheep flourishing in multiple ranges with ongoing reintroduction success and recent census improvements statewide.
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National Shooting Sports Foundation
Fish and Wildlife
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Wolper Productions
National Broadcasting Company
Quaker Oats Company
John McKean
Oregon
Creative dramatics course to be offered EV
Readable details indicate an upcoming creative dramatics course. Mentions i ee Rempee and Jessica as possibly involved. Course likely aims to teach acting and performance skills through imaginative exercises.
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Rempee
Jessica
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Jyrtle Point
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Diane Hamre
Ray Anderson
John Cook
Randy Rema
Dave Winkelman
Jim Bolling
Doug Robison
Jody Libbett
Jim Hubbard
Jeff Laisy
Tom’ Logan
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