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Page Eight Fishing Is Always Good Here THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1950 BROOK INGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON •- In answer to numerous queri living at Crescent City where he es from baseball fans as to what is in the contracting business the Pelicans will be doing dur with his dad. besides conducting ing the off-season, here is the a fine orchestra. Bennie Finnell, outfielder, is latest as gathered by Pete Les- working at the state line inspec meister, business manager of tion station during the summer. the club. He will probably return to his Whitey Matson, team manager and leading hitter, will continue home at Corona, Calif. his regular job with the Putnam League Statistics Revealed. Jim Barrett was picked as the Logging Co., and probably also play some basketball to keep in league’s leading shortstop, al though he did finish the season shape for the 1951 season Bob Astin and Jim Barrett are in Centerfield. The others picked planning to remain in Brookings on the all-star team: Pitcher, Sporer, Roseburg. during the winter months on their Catcher, Roelandt, of Central regular jobs with Brimm Bros, mill. Both these boys should be Point. First Base, Shirtcliff, Myrtle valuable additions to the Chetco Creek. Rod & Gun Club basketball team Second base, Hoffman, Cres this winter. Bill McLean, left fielder, has cent City. Third Base, McDonald, Central enrolled at Southern Oregon Point. College of Education, Ashland, to Right field, Blevins, Central pursue his studies. Bill wants to Point. be a teacher and coach, and he Center field, Howerton, Grants should make a good one. Pass. Bill Jollie, first baseman, is Left field, Lucich, Central undecided as to his plans but it Point. is believed he will again return Manager, Hoffard, Central to Vanport College at Portland. Point. Hank Westbrook has returned Ted Palmer, catcher and out to OSC for his junicr year. His fielder for Myrtle Creek, had brother, Bob “Chopper” has en rolled at the same college as a 16 hits in 34 trips to the plate “Rook.” The same goes for the for an average of .471, to lead flashy Pelican second baseman, the league hitters. Connie Holzgang. Bo Clingman, who caught a number of games for the local club, will be in his junior year at OSC. The Cor Good news to residents and vallis school claims still another all who have business on Gar ex-Pelican, Carlyle. Staab, who rison Lake road is that the new played a few games at shortstop bridge was completed last week. for Brookings earlier this sea Just before the rains the detour son. Carlyle will be a sophomore was all but passable. this year, but he won’t re report The rainstorm had a peculiar ing for the OSC baseball team effect on the electric power Sun-1 in the spring as he has just sign day. There was a short outage ed a profesisonal contract with in the afternoon and two longers the Brooklyn Dodgers who will ones at night. ask him to report to St. Paul It is booster night, Saturday,! in the American Association, one at Sixes Grange. A large, crowd of Brooklyn’s triple A farms. is expected to enjoy the enter Five Brookings players, all in tainment and refreshments. This the Sigma Nu house at Corval is an annual affair to help ac lis should result in considerable quaint non-members with Grange Pelican chatter during the win work and aims. The community ter months. is invited. Tex Chandler, catcher, Floyd Guest at the home of Mr. and Shotwell, pitcher, and Bob Fasal, Mrs. Robert Tiernan the past shortstop, all live in, or near, two weeks was Mr. Tiernan’s Medford. mother. Mrs. Margaret Sorgie, Vern Hanscam, outfielder, will of Salem. Over the week-end of course be at his regular stand Mrs. Tiernan’s parents, Mr. and at his Harbor store. Vern bought Mrs. Anton Bren, also of Salem, a new pair of baseball shot's last visited and on their return home season so it is expected that he Mrs. Sorgie accompanied them. will be back for at least one To the Shriner-sponsored foot-; more year of baseball. ball game between Lewis and; Dick Salvage, pitcher, lives Clark College and Southern Ore with his folks just north of the gon College of Education at Coos town and is employed in one of Bay last Saturday night went the local mills. Eddie Desjardin Mr. and Mrs. Preston Rohner who was second string catcher and the Robert Tiernans. in the lineup, is the lone Pelican Mrs. June Cawley, who resided here for many years before mov ing to Tillamook last year, spent several days here last week vis iting her mother, Mrs. Dora 1 latton. Many lovely gifts were opened by the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Livermore, at a shower given them by friends and the Grange members, during regular L meeting of the Grange Saturday night. Mrs. Sandra Rohner left last week for Southern Oregon Col lege of Education, Ashland, to prepare for work as dental as sistant. Turn those extra items into cash by Pilot Classified rds. Dr. Robt. E. Smith DENTIST Oilice Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 Evenings by appointment Phone 293 Goetz Building "™=i * 1 1 —— outage occurred somewhere in Pillow slips to embroider. Love- the mountains east of here on ly new patterns. See Mrs. J. J. Gallagher. BP Elections at the high school the COPCO system. resulted in the following: Seniors— President—Beverly Hill. Vice-president— Lyle Vaughan. Secretary—Shirley Kerr. Treasurer—Phyllis Darger. Junior— WITH BOYSEN’S President—Joe Moore. Vice-president—Adrienne Zook. Secretary—Joe Sarver. Wallpapers, Domestic and imported Treasurer—Carol Fallert. Sophomore— President -Patricia Hyland. Phone 363, Smith River Vice-president Don Crook. Secretary—Pauline Hendricks. 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