Seventh graders claim second football victory
Myrtle Crest seventh graders won 18 to 6 over the Michigan Avenue Trojans last Wednesday to move to 2-0. Tom Thurman opened with a 60 yard run and Don Alien connected on a third quarter pass to Hal Kissel for the Cubs final touchdown.
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Brookings Harriers win sunset league cross country meet
Brookings won with 17 points as Myrtle Point and Gold Beach followed. Myrtle Point placed second with two runners in the top ten Jim Knight sixth and Doug Robison ninth. Individual top finishers included John Frazier first Kerry Leep twelfth Rod Boone nineteenth Blaine Allen twenty first Mike McGary thirty first. Gold Beach moved ahead of Coquille in team standings.
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Myrtle Point tops Bandon for first Sunset win in 35-6 shootout
Myrtle Point defeats Bandon 35 6 to earn a 1 0 league mark and 3 2 overall as Dan Seals scores three touchdowns and 86 rushing yards. Richard Harvey Mike Stidham Tom Flora and Brian Umwalt star on defense with linebackers and ends contributing key plays.
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