Myrtle Point seeks new grand stands and 1973 Bobcat ad plans
Myrtle Point High seeks lumber donations for grand stands with Superintendant Sewart stating the wood would be used only for stands. The 1973 Bobcat yearbook advertising expands with back‑cover ads and a August delivery. The year includes a 22 game boys program, ten non league games, wrestling coaching updates, and a National Teenager pageant entry for girls aged 13 to 17 with no entry fee.
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Bobcats To Open Season At Reedsport In Wake Of 71 72 Squad
Myrtle Point Bobcats travel to Reedsport this evening to open the 1972 73 basketball season. Returnees include 6 8 Jim Walker and 6 3 Brien Richards who powered last year’s 16 6 team with strong inside play. Walker led the squad in rebounds and averaged 7.9 points, Richards topped field goal percentage at 60 percent and averaged 6.7 points. Also back are Cal King and Mike Johnson who contributed as juniors last season and will push for starting roles. Coach Frank Grove will decide on a starter from 6 11 Jerry Gardner or 8 10 Steve Leep as the offense leader with senior help from Gam Neal Ron Elite and a group of juniors.
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Bobcat grapplers open season with takedown focus
Myrtle Point hosts a Saturday season opener at 10 a.m. featuring the Bobcats plus Coquille Churchill and Newport in a four minute takedown tourney. Myrtle Point hosts duals December 14 against Coquille with new head coach Hal Dyal and assistant Dick Ewing guiding a large squad of returning standouts and promising freshmen.
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