Myrtle Point H S basketball schedule starts December 5
The 1960 70 Myrtle Point High School schedule announced by Coach Freak Grove. First game at Reedsport on December 5 at 8 pm. Season runs to March 3 for 20 games. Varsity leaders Ann Gurney Eleanor Mason Chris Nichols Jane Knight Deanna Waterman. JV coach Tom Johnson. JV games at 6 15.
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Myrtle Point
Freak Grove
Firat
Reedsport
Ann Gurney
Eleanor Mason
Chris Nichols
Jane Knight
Deanna Waterman
Tom Johnson
Powers edge Oakland in final seconds for 4-4 record
Powers Cruisers beat Oakland 14 to 12 as Dave Simes connected with Russ Hill on a 40 yard pass to tie at 12 with 7 seconds before halftime. Rich McDonald plunged in for the two point conversion to seal the win. Oakland outgained Powers but hampered by four fumbles and two interceptions.
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Oakland
Powers Cruisers
Oakers
Cruisers
Powers
Dave Simes
Russ Hill
Rich McDonald
Simea
Monroe
Moores
Harrisburg
Monroe Poweas
Myrtle Point High opens wrestling schedule December 9 at Comale
Myrtle Point High School begins wrestling on December 9 at Comale with 7 p.m. start. The schedule lists matches through February 28 including meets at Brookings, Coquille, Bandon, Pacific, Gold Beach, Medford, Roseburg, and the district, inter-district, and state tournaments in Corvallis. Coach Robertson and assistant Leon Hartvigson lead the team.
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Reedsport
Powers
South Umpqua
Douglas
Brookings Gold Beach Bandon Pacific
Stuslaw Coquille Siuslaw
Brookings Gold Beach Bandon Pacific Coquille Aaa
Myrtle Point High School
Comale
Bandon
Rogue River
Brookings
Gold Beach
Grapplers
Medford
Eegie Point
Roseburg
Pacific
Robertson
Leon Hartvigson
Bobcats Close Season With Dominant 42-0 Victory
Myrtle Point Bobcats cap season with a 42-0 win over Waldport in Coast League action. Bruce Roper scores two second period touchdowns as Mall Point takes control, while four Waldport fumbles set up scores. Newport advances to quarterfinals after a 19-0 win at Brookings.
Firemen Set Meeting in Myrtle Point November
About 60 to 70 members of the Southwest Oregon Firemen’s Association will gather in Myrtle Point at 8 p.m. on November 21. Fire Chief Mitch Myers notes the group meets bi monthly in a rotating member city and will hear a Pacific Power and Light Company program on electrical hazards. The association trains volunteers from 18 member communities and supports firefighting courses at Southwestern Oregon Community College.
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Myrtle Point
Mitch Myers
Pacific Power and Light Company
Myers
Coos Bay
North Bend
Chies
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Powers
Coquille
Bandon
Charleston
Naval Base
Lakeside
Winchester Bay
Reedsport
Gardiner
Florence
Siuslaw Rural
Mapleton
Swiss Home
Eastskie
Myrtle Point Drives Past Quota With Fair Share Giving
Gene Mayberry, chairman, says success came from fair share giving not a set figure. Myrtle Point surpassed its $1,900 quota with 98,008 of the fund from the city and the rest donated by supporters. Twenty volunteers assisted, and a victory banquet is planned at the Courtel in Coos Bay today at 7 p.m.
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Gene Mayberry
Myrtle Point
Mayberry
Coos Bay
Courtel
Ciy
Georginweenie
Dipaghos
Bobcats Earn All-District First Team Honors
The Bobcats place AJ Forsyth and Jim Sash Bith on the all-district first team as chosen by coaches at a district meeting held at Pacific.
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Bobcats
AJ. Forsyth
Jim Sash
Pacific
Students to Study at Home at Myrtle Point High
Seventh period study hall at Myrtle Point High School is moved from the cafeteria to home study. Superintendent William Richardson says parents must approve direct home study and students must comply. About 75 in the hall, 33 meet requirements. others join athletic, library, or music activities.
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Myrtle Point High School
William Richardson
Richardson
Myrtle Point honors scholarship fund donors and events
The Myrtle Point area reports a 9654.77 gift to the Terry L. Staman Scholarship Fund at Myrtle Pols High School with plans to select a recipient by need. Community groups will continue to raise funds to keep the scholarship active. Coordinates for contributions are Evelyn Lynn Box 111 Sitkum Route and Esther Jenkins Box 157 Sitkum Route Myrtle Point. The note also extends sympathy to Julia Harnish’s family and shares local visits and social happenings from area residents.
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Myrtle Pols High School
Terry L. Staman
Evelyn Lynn
Box
Sitkum
Esther Jenkins
Myrtle Point
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