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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1950)
HAGE EIGHT Paid Political Adv. The World's Best Climate FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY (Vote, On Friday, May 19 Ed. F. Ackley, of Curry County 19 ail Pelicans Edged In Practice Tilt, Sun. Crescent City Merchants, with four previous pre-season games under their respective belts, had difficulty in making it five in a low, Sunday, by edging the Pel icans 3 to 1 on the local field. The game, first nine-inning t st for the Pels, was a mid-sea- son pitchers’ battle practically all the way with Bob Astin al- lowing three hits in his 7-inning stint, and George Yemor for the Merchants giving up only four hits, at least two of which were scratchy. Astin’s wildness con- tributed to his loss although a tighter defense on the part of lus mates and a hit in the clutch probably would have i eturned him a winner. The Merchants scored an un- Earned run in the first on two walks and two Pel errors. The second run, also unearned, came in the sixth on a walk and steal bv Knight, who then scored as Bunky Peterson was safe, Hank Westbrook failing to hold Jim Barrett’s high throw. Astin weakened visibly in the seventh and the Merchants lied their final run on a combi- nation of a walk, a single, two hit batsmen and a wild pitch. Hank Westbrook, down from OSC for the week-end, worked the eighth and ninth for Brookings, only six batters facing him and three of these going dogn on st l ikes. Left-hander Yemor goose-egged ♦ he Pells in all but the eighth, a disputed error depriving him of a shut-out. After one out Mat- son singled, and advanced on Spangler’s infield out. Rich Pet erson’s wide throw’ of Jim Bar rett’s ground ball then pulled Van Lent off first and base urn- pire ruled Barrett safe. This be gan a squabble, the Merchants claiming VanLent beat Barrett to the bag. Matson, meanwhile, scored unmolested all the way from second. Leo Spngler came up with the fielding gem of the day in the ninth by going far to his left and taking VanLent’s ground ball, labelled a hit, and throwing to Astin on first for the out. Next Sunday the two teams will meet at Crescent City, the final practice game before the Pels go to Myrtle Point on Sun- day, May 14. The box score: ab r h po a Crescent 1 0 ...2 0 0 11 < • iï m n 2 0 0 0 (I Hennebk., 3rf 2 Whalen, If .... ....3 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 Knight, ss .... 0 0 0 L. P’son, rf,c .. 4 o 1 1 5 R. P’son. lb,3 4 0 9 0 0 1 0 VanLent, c.lb 4 Rei.iemer, cf .. .3 1 0 0 0 0 Yemor, p ......... 2 0 1 0 0 0 Totajs 7 1 r h ah a 1 O 0 0 0 0 e 1 0 0 0 3 Pelicans Matson, ss Spangler, 2b Barrett, 3 Hanscam, cf Kaser, It Westb’k, l,p ab 1 ..4 .. 4 ..4 3 27 n AUTOMOTIVE AM) INDUSTRIAL PARTS Dimmick Puild’Pg Sea View’ Dairy just finished with the roof and is putting on interior finish Cliff Lindskoug poured his foundation tor the new' homp last week. \\ atch this building. Blaine Gribble did insulation work for Mr. Zenier at hos home last week. Emory Hyland and A. C. Thompson are work ing on the Ruth Bathiany home. Curtis Chapman is finishing the remodeling on his home. He sealed the living room with knotty pine and installed three large picture windows. George Rogers of Oswego is finishing his house on the Dawson tracts. COM ¿»MMM — DIAMONDS, WATO IES, JEXZELRY — - Bell Baiceli Cameras and Projectors— THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON * Putnam, rf Ellyson, rf Fendrick, c Desjardin, c Astin, p .... 3 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 3 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 possession the first of the week. | Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kretzmeier I of Portland have sold two lots' in their Coast View subdivision to Chester C. Myers of Bend, an active captain the U. S. army. I He expects to leave shortly for duty in Japan and therefore does not play any construction plans on this property for some time, These transactions were handled through the Pete J. Lesmeister: Agency. । I ne* Pitac Molrl For 3 27 13 4 LUST Rlieb neiu rui 32 Totals .... .200 001 100—3 . o . ■ i r • Merchants ooo ooo oio i Pelicans . Summary: RBI none; 2b hits While details still _ a ; are h ___ lacking, VanLent; left, CC 5; Brookings it was learned that funeral serv 7; sb, Hennebeck, Knight, Yemor ices were held Friday for L. B. West brook; bb Astin 6, Yemor 3; Howsley at Roseburg, with cre hy, Astin 2; wp Astin; so Astin mation following. 7, Westbrook 3. Yemor 10; er. As- Former Greyhound agents in 1. Loser, Astin. Umpires, Elston Brookings, Mr. and Mrs. Hows and Hoffman. Time 2:00. ley moved to Sutherlin just a few weeks ago to take charge of the hotel and Greyhound bus de pot. John Hogan, on his way to Portland on his recent JriP- The Girl Scout benefit picture, stopped and visited with them “Down to the Sea in Ships,” will for a few hours. Mr. Hogan reported that they be shown Wednesday, May 10, at 8 p. m. at the high school were happy in their new home, thought they had acquired a prof gymnasium. Richaid Widmark, Lionel Bar- itable business, and liked their rymore and Dean Stockwell, ju-1 surroundings. venile actor, are co-starring in this recent film production. Fill-1 ed with adventure this movie should appeal to young and old Oral bidding for timber at L B. Howsley, rri Scout Benefit To Be Staged May 10 Gold Beach Notes In addition to the full-length film, Don McClish, theatre oper ator of Smith River and Gasquet.! wLl show some selected short! subjects. Response of the community to the early ticket sales at popular। prices by the Girl Scouts is ap-! pi\ inted by the leade: and com-, nnttee. Grants Pass, April 26, Haight & Falkins of Smith River were the successful bidders. On an esti- mated 10,000,000 plus board feet of Douglas fir and 700,000 fec^^ of hemlock, they bidded $82,35j^l Or $8.80 on fir and $1.50 on the hemlock. This timber is located on Mill creek, on 160 acres. The timber must be removed before Nov. 30 ,1951. Sally McMillan who had been visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sutton, returned home last w’eek accompanied by Mrs. Sutton. Af- ter spending a short visit with her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs. Fred McMillan and friends, Mrs. Sutton returned to her home. NEWS LOCAL Ground breaking soon will take place for the construction of a modern five-room dwelling fof Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martineau. The new’ building wall be built on the corner of Spruce and Wil low streets in Hoagland tract. Architectural details were made by August DePhillips, and con- struct ion will be done by August Johnson. School-minded people are re minded that the May meeting of P.-T. A. wil be held this (Thurs day) evening at the school. Spe cial music program has been ar- ranged IVe speriti H ze in Fried Chicken Dinners, or orders of fried chicken to take home or on picnics. MR. AND MRS. R. J. “BOB” STOKEN Port Orford P.-T. A X'cii.ies '50 Officers PORT ORFORD Mrs. Hazel for Cram will head the P.-T. the coming year, results of the election Friday evening at the grade school. Other new officers are: Mrs. Bee Cooley, vice-pres ident; Mrs. Edith Logan, secre tary and Mrs. Esther Absten. the third grade teacher, treasurer. Installation will be at the May meeting. M r s. Glass, district council representative, will speak at a meeting set for Friday night at the high school. Everyone is in-j vited to bear a talk on the pur-1 poses, ideals and goals of P.-T.. A., followed by a discussion. The picture, “Human Growth,” post poned from April 20 meeting will be shown to interested parents.1 An interesting report of the state association meeting held at, Portland was given by Mrs. Ev elyn Raasina, who attended. She' was one of a KMX) delegates, rep- resenting 72.(XX) Oregon mem- bers in 1949-50. I Prizes for the PTA-sponsored i talent show, May 16, were an nounced: Adult class, $10. $5, and $3. Children's class, $5., $3. and $2.50. Chairman for the event. Mrs. Cram, says that several names have been entered and many more are expected. It is open to anyone who plays, sings, dances or can put on a skit. Brookings Half Mile North On Hwy. 10] APPEL. Robert F. 'Bob^^Ll tata Your of FOR DEL NORTE COUNTY Reward Meritorous Service! Paid Adv. Smith River and Fort Dick Wart, the Speed Cop............ By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING /o VW ** o ÏMTi BROOKINGS G A R Realty Transfers Wallace and Arnold Morris have sold three acres and dwell ings, a part of the former Doyle Garvin property, to Frances M. Tubbs, of LaGrande, a sister of Mrs. Phil Beaumont of Brook ings. Mr. and Mi's. Harold Put- name have purchased tw o acres ’ of ocean frontage and an unfin ished home on Freeman Lane i from Mr. and Mrs. S. K. George of Eugene. The Putnams who have been living in the Don Car- son home in Harbor, plan to take WARREN G HUNTER, I 'M jilt BROOKINGS GARAGE GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING Jeweler —We Mane Your Watches Tell The Truth— 948 Secord Street. Crescent City, California
