Cats split pair as Myrtle Point bats clash in league action
Myrtle Point Bobcats stand 8-3 after a split in Sunset League play. Eddie Groves led with two singles in a 8-3 win over Bandon. Coquille beat Myrtle Point 12-8 in 12 innings as Steve Arment went 3 for 6 and Alan Schermerborn homered.
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Opossum in Oregon Survives Despite Hazards and History
The article notes the opossum as North America’s sole marsupial in Oregon with origins from the eastern states A 1910 to 1981 intro in Umatilla County and later spread in Willamette Valley Clatsop Columbia and Tillamook counties It details its appearance tails teeth defense reactions and notably high reproductive rate with litters up to 10 or 13 and up to 18 young born two weeks after conception.
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Wildlife World
Bobcat Trackmen Edge Coquille in Close Dual Meet
Coquille Red Levis defeated Myrtle Point by 64 1/2 to 64 1/2 as senior John Cook led Bobcats with a javelin 160-10 and a discus third place. Dave Horner won the mile in 4 40.2 while John Frazier took the 880 in 2 04.5.
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Jeff Jenkins
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Inflation Garden Becomes Patriot Tool for Savings
Americans embrace home grown produce to cut costs during inflation. Experts say a small 10 by 75 plot can yield ample vegetables with planning and proper tools. Start now with advice on crops, canning, and preserving to enjoy fresh eating all summer and into next winter.
Three Staying in the Marketplace
The article argues America's agriculture faces its greatest opportunity if controls are avoided during a transition. Export curbs price controls and high target prices could disrupt the market, push storage, and substitute government decisions for farmers. Farmers should decide crop choices based on costs and markets rather than politics.
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America
Swing on Cancer Golf Tourney Nets Funds at Medford
Paul Moore chaired the Swing on Cancer golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country Club in Medford last weekend. The event raised about $10,000 this year and $6,000 for the American Cancer Society since 1967. About $6,000 in prizes were awarded to contestants. A Life Insurance Institute study found that three of four young people agree with the saying hard work pays off.
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St Regis Donates Pine Seedlings to Jacksonville Youths
The St Regis Paper Company once again funds a tree-planting effort in Jacksonville Florida distributing 154 450 pine seedlings through a northern Florida nursery that yields 34 million trees annually. The Jacksonville Jaycees handle the giveaway with Duval County schools receiving seedlings for school grounds beautification.
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