Myrtle Point Bobcats 1964 football season summary
Myrtle Point finished the season 7 1 in eight league games with a 7 0 start and beat Coquille 28 8 homecoming. They defeated Pacific Pirates 13 0 and Gold Beach 7 0 before losing to Brookings 34 20. Franzen Grant Pullen and Johnson led scoring with multiple touchdowns as the team secured second place in the Sunset Conference.
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Perragé
Lloydag
Terry Pullen
Pullen
Brookings
Grant
Johnson
Franzen
Bobcats
Bruins
Bobcat
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Pul- Yen
Cats
Pacific Pirates
Myrtle Peint
Galloway
Gold Beach
Banden
Glide
Umpqua Valley League
Brewster
Angus J McDonald services held for Coos Bay man
Angus J McDonald died at home November 17 at age 8. He had been active in Myrtle Lodge 78 AF&AM Doric Chapter OBS 53 Coos Bay Hillah Shrine Ashland and Coos Bay Consistory. Services were held November 20 at 2 p.m. in Campbell Watkins Coos Bay Chapel with Myrtle Lodge AF&AM in charge. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Survived by daughter Darlene Edwards of Portland sisters Mrs Lt Maloney of Jackson Miss and Mrs Myrtle Rackleff of Bremerton Wash brothers John A Portland Norm Bremerton Joe Silverdale and three grandchildren. The Hareld Belleni and Bob Belloni families and their mother Mrs John Bellon will spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Stam Furman and family in Reedport.
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Angus J. McDonald
Barview
Myrhead
Mr. McDonald
Myrtle Lodge 78
Af& AM
Coos Bay
Hillah Temple of the Shrine of Ashland
Campbell- Watkins
Bobcat Sports Preview Highlights 1960s Season Buildup
Dan Brewater notes Myrtle Point Bobcats varsity teams train after school on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays while lettermen boost this year s squad of 19 seniors. Returning starters from 1963 include Terry Pullen Bill Neal and Reed Gurney. Four players reach 6 feet tall with Gurney and Lloyd Grant among top prospects. The schedule opens with Central Linn on December 11 12 and North Bend wrestling on December 10 with Wins ton hosting on December 11.
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Dan Brewater
Prac
Bobcat
Terry Pullen
Bill Neal
Reed Gurney
Gurney
Lloyd Grant
Myrtle Point
Central Linn
Bobcats
Caldarazzo
North Bend
Winston
Mary Russell Rites Held for Bandon Native in San Jose Visit
Mary Louise Russell of Bandon died November 20 in San Jose California while visiting her daughter. Born February 1 1882 in Hillsboro Oregon she is survived by five sons one daughter Daisy Potter of San Jose nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held November 24 in the Bandon Chapel of Schroeder Brothers Mortuary with Rev. Glenn Davis officiating. Burial followed in the family cemetery on North Bank Road.
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Mary Louise Russell of
Bandon
San Jose
Calif
Hillsboro
Ore
Schroeder Brothers Mortuary
Glenn Davis
First Baptist Church
North Bank Road
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