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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1953)
Brookings Beavers b o o k i n g s I L u ’ or Pilot 1'HURSDAY, JUN.”Z 18. 1953 Swamped Twice 11 ' i ---- g p| Swallow is Brookings’ Beavers ran into a about 6'» inches; ot a Barn Sv al buzz-saw at Coquille over the low’, 7 '» inches; of a ClitT Sw al week-end as the greatly stre n g th low, 6 inches, and of a Put pie ened Loggers won both games by Marti!'.. S '2 inches In com pari scores of 15 to 2 and 10 to 5. son. therefore, the T ree Swallow Corky Coleman, just reporting may lie considered a relat ive’yj from the Oregon S ta te varsity, n ill sw allow. was driven from the mound in ’••e • Swallows breed fr mi the first inning of the S aturday <AFCTV fMGtNfcfcR ” r ! \ stern Alaska to southern night tilt. M anager Jim Lowman I • a and east to n o rth Quo* took over and Logger catcher ' a! V i, ipj ’ T hey w in te r Dick Allison prom ptly hit into a C entral California to N iiil, double play to end the round. / * ’ rolina and south to H onduras, Lowman got by the second and Mt xieo ami Cuba, these lim its third w ithout any dam age but! being general ra th e r than R|»ecific« p T ransport the Coquille sluggers tagged him 1 tring the w inter the birds art, PERATORS for two tallies in the fourth and o itli, the young birds of tin, another three in the fifth before y ar are more grayish than ohm jurraxuiw Jim B arrett cam e in from right alwve ami the throat is not tlnj field to put out the fire by r e tir clear w hite so a ttrac tiv e in Ihtl ing the next tw’o batters. Co m ature birds. it ' Swallows nest readily in quille got seven m ore runs in the bird boxes or in tre cavities. A 6th, 7th and 8th but to B a rre tt’s m sting colony may be of eonuil- credit it m ust be said th a t only •ible size The nest ha£ a grass one was earned. Ex-Coast leaguer lining and is abundantly supplied Joe Mishasek was m eanw hile ! w ith feathers. The 4 to 10 cosy- holding the Beavers to 2 runs on w hite eggs are a p p ro x im a lJy 5 hits, two by Ken K im ura, two 4 5 by 9 16 inches in size anti a m by Jay Dean, giant first basem an incubated by both ;• *xes for two from Oregon S tate, and one by weeks. Two broods m ay bo shortstop Jack Selby. raised in a season and two fe The Sunday fray was a fine m ales may occupy the same nzitg gam e for six innings w ith Jim all of which should lead to inter* N ierm an m aking his first mound “To back the log truck, son, you f i r s t ................” Jack Curtis, safety director for Oregon Tim ber esting interpretations of the fam s ta rt of the season for the Beav i Transport O perators, would like to teach them this young to drive log trucks in Oregon hut ily life. ers. However, N ierm an’s w ild adm its such a program would be ra th e r im practical as tomorrow the young fellow would want to T re e Swallows are great insects ness and two Beaver errors a l be a cowboy or a policeman instead. Curtis, however, has a great deal of inform ation he would enters but m ay eat m ore p lan t lowed the game to get out of like to pass on to log truck drivers of this area at a safety conference here Tuesday, June 23, 8 ftxxl than most «wallows. They; hand as the Loggers tallied seven p.m. at Fox B rothers Logging company shop. All drivers and operators of the Brookings area are a re known to feed on the berries runs jn the last two innings. Only invited to attend. A movie, "H auling Logs”, will be shown. of the Virginia creeper and thd five of the 10 Coquille runs were fruits of red cedar. They are a l classed as earned. The Beavers most as valuable in an agricul tively easily recognized becuuse nicked pitcher "Oak" Henderson, tu ral sense as are the Barn S h a l 1 of their im m aculately white un- an o th er ex-pro, for 10 hits but 1 der parts and their steely blue- low« T heir beauty to me is such' could only break through for a By E. L aurence P almer j black or greenish-black bat ks as to place them in top rank b u t brace of runs in the sixth and ’’heir tails are forked but not so beauty is a variable feast fo itu - eighth and a lone tally in the The swallows are a group of deeply as is the case in the Barn nately and th ere a re those w’hn ninth. F rank Burdell, Ja y Dean birds about which it is easy to Swallows and Purple M artins can justly differ w ith that s ta te and Dick Price led the Sunday w rite in superlatives. The sw al ment. a tta ck w ith two h its each. lows of El C apistrano m anage to The Coos B ay-N orth Bend hit the front pages of newspapers team comes to Brookings for a across the continent each spring. double header this coming Sun-j We have the saying th a t one n-. a ’'ea in abundance; the next day afternoon at 1 o’clock. The swallow does not m ake a spring day they are gone. There was a Lum ber Jacks boast of at least and if you happen to be in a barn tim e when people believed th it Hear Dr. Charles D urden 11 ex-professionals in th eir line or around a boat house when they vanished because the sw al lows turned into frogs only to re SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, JU N E 21 up and ra te as one of the strong Barn Swallows are building tick- est semi-pro clubs ever assem nests, you are likely to get a new verie the process in the spring 11 a m .- F a th e r’s Day Service: bled in the state. interpretation of w hat is m eant Since the Tree Swallows may well be the first swallow to a r ! by ’here’s mud in your eye./’ "TH E PA R EN TS’ G REA TEST LOSS” Short scores: T ree Swallows congregate in rive in the spring, they ma> lie 8:00 p.m. "TH E F IN E ART O F N EIG H B O R LIN ESS” Brookings 110 000 000 2 5 4 great numbers, usually in m arsh responsible for the saying that one swallow does not make a The Public Cordially Invited. Coquille .. 300 233 13*—15 17 1 es, just prior to the southern fall spring. CHURCH VACATION SCHOOL STA RTS MONDAY One day they are in Coleman, Lowman (1), B arrett m igration The Tree Swallows are rela imffkniiimiuuin «nut (5) and Stephenson; M ishasek BEAVER BATS and Allison. AB H Pet. Second Game — 10 6 S taab .600 Brookings 000 002 021— 5 10 2 D e a n .................. 4 8 .500 375 Coquille .. 001 020 34*—10 10 4 P r i c e ................... 16 6 .313 5 Selby .................. ... 16 N ierm an and Stephenson; H en .250 1 4 Chapman derson and Allison. 235 17 4 Monello .............. 222 18 4 Burdell SW OREGON STANDINGS .222 9 2 L o w m a n ............ W L Pet. K im ura .214 14 3 Drain .......... 5 1 .833 B arrett ............. 2 1 25 16 Coquille .......... 2 .600 W esteren .......... .... 2 0 • ... 3 .000 2 .000 Coos Bay-No. Bend 2 .500 Kezzely ............... .... 2 0 000 0 4 9 Bandon .500 N i e r m a n ............. 2 .000 4 0 Clingman Roseburg ........ 3 4 U s Stephenson OOO 0 . 8 Brookings .......... 1 3 .250 tor the help you gave us in preparing fi,; the opening and for all Medford .250 1 3 .250 Team Average . . 148 37 TREE SWALLOW BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH “bouquets sent our way.” a We were very happy to see the people we know visit I li-Way Market and to welcome any newcomers. I Says Hank: “We really appreciate the fact that you appreciate having a new market in this Community.” Curb Service on Weekends We arc happy to welcome Hi-Way M arket to this area. ' DAIRY CREEM Hi-W ay ioi N .W . Brookings Hersch and Jessie C'haney VAUGHNS AND WILBANKS Hi-Way Market N. W. Brookings Highway 101
