Sunset Six high on polls ahead of Oregon 3A season
The Sunset Six place four teams in the top ten of recent polls from the Oregonian and Journal. Only Bobcats have lost this season in a 14 12 loss to Newport, while Brookings defeated Phoenix 18 0. Bandon looms as a possible champion due to strong backfield, and Brookings Harbor eyes a return with the same core as last year.
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Sunset Six
Oregonian and Journal
Bobcats
Newport
Brookings
Phoenix
Bandon
Tigers
Bruin
Brookings Harbor
Myrtle Point Homecoming Plans Center on Bobcat Country
Myrtle Point High School prepares for the October 25 homecoming with activities week halftime parade and a court from four classes. Student leaders include John Vanlandingham, Dave Daniels, Marty Stone, and Sharon Richardson coordinating events and decorations. Editors and staff for Myrtle Point publications named. Bobcat yearbook edited by Margie Humble.
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Myrtle Point
John Vanland-Bingham
Dave Daniels
Marty Stone
Sharon Richardson
Jim Smith
Myrtle Leaf
Connie Lee
Ann Gurney
Janise Bluhm
Judy Murray
Bobcat
Margie Humble
Kay Buchanan
Susan Belcher
JoAnn Mast
Betty Osbon
Debbie Boulling
Deer Season Opens Saturday Across Oregon Areas Expect Strong Buck Yields
Weather and hunter experience will influence opening results for deer season. High buck numbers are reported across western districts from Willamette to Sixes and McKenzie unit, with notable prospects in Sprague, Klamath, and upper Lycan regions. Eastern Oregon shows solid production and winter survival, though local hunting pressure may limit individual success.
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West Side
Coast Range
Williamette
Eugene
Springfield
McKenzie
Douglas
Siuslaw
Upper Rogue
Applegate
Oregon
Klamath Country
Sprague
Sun Pass
Klamath
BLM Road Numbering Guide Explains Coos County Signs
Hunters and other rural road users learn how the Bureau of Land Management signs show the section township and range where a road begins. The article explains that road numbers like BLM 289-18 indicate starting locations in the land grid.
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Coos County
Bureau of Land Management
Township
Range
Coos Bay
BLM
Cats Down Lancers 44 0 in Myrtle Creek rout
Myrtle Point Bobcats trounced South Umpqua 44 to 0 in Myrtle Creek last Friday night piling up 584 yards total offense 309 rushing 275 passing. Dennis Wise Brad Bosco and Steve Sutphin and Lee Walton connected on multiple scores while the reserve squad shut down the Lancers late.
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Myrtle Point High School Bobcats
South Umpqua Lancers
Myrtle Creek
Bobcats
Lancers
Steve Sutphin
Roger Gallino
Dennis Wise
Cats
Wise
Brad Bosco
Lee Walton
Bobcat
Bosco
Ie Wise
Dave Arment
Gale Wilberger
Ralph Rayevich
Myrtle Point
Kim Daniels
Lancer
MPSU
IVs Clubbe: JayVees triumph again over Siuslaw Vikings
The IVs beat Siuslaw 31-13 in Florence after a 12-0 win earlier, with Gilkison returning a fumble for a score and Brandon scoring late. Kings to Wilson and Sutphin connected on passes. Siuslaw scored first but the Cats pulled away and will host Brookings at 5:30 p.m. at the high school field.
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JayVees
Siuslaw Vikings
Vikes
Iv’s
Florence
Cats
King
Wilson
The
Brookings
1969 Chevrolet features dual headlight wash and tire chain spray
The 1969 Chevrolet models offer windshield washer spray for dual outer headlights and two jet nozzles per lens plus a rear tire chain spray via a dashboard button. The system can light up outer lamps on dual headlight setups and is standard on many Chevrolets with available hidden headlights on specific models. The text notes security steps like locking ignition steering wheel and transmission when leaving the car.
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Terry’s Tales
Neal
Laurie Leep
Myrtle Point National Honor Society
Becky Fraser
Margie Humbie
Debbie Vinandingham
Marlene Walker
Rena Albright
Janis Franzen
Susan Graham
Judy Horton
Becky
Rally
GAA
Rainbow
Debbie Vanlandingham
Hunters
Broadbent
PTA
Broadbent P.T.A
L.S.D
Brandon
the Herald
Don's Shop
Roseburg
Chevrolet
UAC
McCulloch
Coes Ee Ee
Tomas Fo
SAW
Don’s Saw Shop
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