Bobcat Jayvees Edge Coquille In Tight 88 86 Victory
Myrtle Point Jayvees traveled to Coquille and earned a hard fought 88 to 86 win. The lead changed five times as Myrtle Point scored late in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Robest Muthard connected with Steve Leap on a 35 yard TD, and Mike McGeary aided Myrtle Point’s attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coquille Inet Taureday
Bobcats
Coquille
Jim Muthard
Steve Laep
Seve Arment
Jerry Wilson
Timo
Red Devil
Young Cats
Myrtle Point routs Reedsport 39-0 in league clash
Myrtle Point Panthers dominated Reedsport Braves with 39 points led by Jim Walker and Steve Rayevich. Day, Kendall and Meade added scoring as Myrtle Point built a 26-0 halftime lead and stifled Reedsport’s offense with key defensive plays.
Writer sets meeting date at Myrtle Point city hall
The Sunset Writers will meet on Tuesday September 26 at 7 30 p m at Myrtle Point City Hall all writers welcome to attend. Myrtle Point Braves routed Reedsport 39 0 as Bartley and Walker led a strong defensive effort and Ruppe scored late for the Bobcats final line was 39 nil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Writers
Myrtle Point City Hall
Wrestler Jim Mast recounts lifelong South Africa cultural trip
Myrtle Point High School senior Jim Mast, a two time AA wrestling champion, recently returned from a cultural exchange in South Africa. He trained hard in Salem and joined a nine student team and two coaches traveling from Seattle to Johannesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mast
Myrtle Point High School
South Africa
Jim
Salem
AAA
Seattle
New York
Johannesburg
Dale Thomas
O8u
Africa
Miner
Nuft
Paris
Cologne
Germany
Lannon
Beetthe
Burdi
State aid available to Vets attending school
Oregon veterans may earn state educational aid this fall to help pay college costs. The program provides 960 per month for full time undergraduate study and up to 985 per month for other studies, based on one month per month of service up to 36 months. Eligible are Korean and Vietnam era veterans with specified medals, Oregon residents prior to service and at application, with no deadline. WWII veterans may qualify if not exhausted prior benefits, and courses not tied to federal benefits may qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Swafield
Veterans’ Affairs
Saalfeld
Coquille Dominates Myrtle Point In Freshmen Football Clash
Coquille built a 14-6 lead after a 33 yard score and added a three yard TD to seal a 32-6 victory over Myrtle Point. Jim Stone had a seven yard reverse for Myrtle Point, but missed the PAT after the earlier 6-0 start. Ed Groves was a key target on the opening drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcat
Rick Brown
Walker
Kendall
Reedsport
Bartley
Myrtle
Bobcats
Braves
Rayevich
Herrington
Ruppe
Harrington
Myrtle Palm
Coquille
Bobcat Fresh
Myrtle Peat Herd
Devils
Mrwr
Jim Stone
Bobcat Ed Groves
Stone
Myrtle Pals
Red Devils
Harriers Finish Fourth in Six-Team Cross Country Meet
Myrtle Point finished fourth in a six team cross country meet last Wednesday led by Dennis Jack in third place and Jim Knight eleventh. Runners Steve Laird, Steve Moon, and Leonard Guistrom also placed for Myrtle Point as Brookings won with 86 points ahead of Crescent City Pacific Coquille and Gold Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Cross
Brookings
Crescent City
Califbad
Pacific
Myrtle Poin
Coquille
Gold Beach
Robestis
Dennis Jack
Jim Knight
Steve Laird
Steve Moon
Leonard Guistrom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat
Eyrtle Peiat
Mike McGeary
Myrtle Poim
Young Devils
Paydirt
Mubbard
Wilson
Armentras
Bobants
Reedsport Braves
Wallop
Jim Walker
Steve Rayevich
Remdy Day
Needsport
Tony Harrington
Bill Marper
Day
Tom Kendall
Ovar Boot
Agein
Raycevick
Gleam Meade
Neil Caffey
Meade
Seve Crosby
Joe Ruppe
Punt
Marrington
Rupple
Bobcat Bryan Bartley
Gon Mate University
Jacme Wood Products CO
Craig Chase
C. A. Boiler & Associates
Omahe
Lena
Coquille Elks Club
Coquille Highoy
Merald
Myrtle Pe
Pacific Gold Beach
Crese
Ian Se
Sia
Cheose the New
Rad
Fei
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!