Myrtle Point Bobcats End Season With Mixed Baseball Stats
Rayevich led hitting at .306 on 15 of 49 while Halliburton hit .304 on 2 of 23. Jim Walker led in steals with 11 and Leep followed with 10 as the team totaled 47 steals in 20 games. Pitching was led by Ellis at 3-1 with a 3-0 league mark. Rayevich went 2-3, Halliburton 1-6, Cafey 0-3, Wilson 0-2. Final record 6-14 overall, 4-4 in Sunset league. seven seniors depart, coach Don Fisher looks to a strong young core next season.
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Brookings Bruins defeat Myrtle Point Bobcats in dual meet
Brookings Bruins beat Myrtle Point Bobcats 51 to 8 in a rare dual loss for Myrtle Point. Myrtle Point standout Brian Laird set a school record in shot put while Crosby and Richards posted top marks in multiple events ahead of the district meet.
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Bobcat track team routs Bandon in final dual meet
Myrtle Point based Bobcats defeated Bandon 94 to 30 in the final dual meet of the season. Brian Richards led with a double win and won both the javelin and discus while the 440 relay and mile relay squads also took first. Allen Leep, Brian Laird, Dan Seals and Jim Stone led sprint and relay wins.
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Myrtle Point junior varsity basemen gain experience in 2-9 season
Myrtle Point junior varsity baseball finished 2-9 but gained experience for the next season. Finns led by lefty Jim Holliday with two wins over Coquille JV. Eddie Groves hit .385, Bill Hendrix .348, Maurice Weekly .308. Holliday and Hendrix stole six bases each, Holliday and Stidham had five RBIs apiece.
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New super tree grown by GP in Oregon timber study
Georgia-Pacific Corp announced a commercial timber seed orchard in Oregon's Willamette Valley to yield millions of Douglas fir seeds yearly. The effort aims to boost forestation growth, size, and health on GP timberlands. Six thousand cuttings from gen etically superior trees have been grafted to superior root stock at Mosby Creek forest research center.
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Why It Is Illegal To Take Young Wildlife
State and federal laws restrict possession of young wild animals without permits. Hand raising can lead to dangerous encounters with bears, bobcats, cougars, deer, and elk, often ending in harm or death. Mother animals defend their young, and many hatchlings fail to thrive when fed by humans.
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