Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 30, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

CHIEFS THUMP BEAVERS
TWICE; DROP TO CELLAR
Fish Commission
Surveys Shellfish
Rae Baxter of Astoria and
The Brookings Beavers’ trip to Roseburg over the weekend was
disastrous as far as making any headway in the win column was James McCauley of Newport have
concerned. In fact the Chiefs shoved the Beavers into a tie for the just completed a survey of shell
cellar position by taking both games by 9 to 0 and 10 to 6 scores fish in the Brookings-Gold Beach
The Beavers suffered their first , ------------------------------------------- area, the first made by the State
shut-out of the season Saturdas were the only Brookings batters Fish Commission.
McCauley, who is an inverta-
night with left-hander Jerry Bar­ with more than one hit in the two
brate biologist from OSC, sur­
tow from Washington State col­ games.
veyed the northern part of the
lege wielding an effective white­
No Aoad trips for the Beavers county, while Baxter handled the
wash brush and allowing only 3 the next two weeks. They meet
hits, all singles by Bob Selsor. Jay the Bandon Millers here in a Brookings area.
The two are attempting to gain
Dean and Frank Burdell. He also double header next Sunday after­
some
idea of the incidence of the
sent 16 Beavers back to the dug- noon, with the Coquille Loggers
various shellfish in this area. The
out via the strike-out route.
to follow a week later.
results of their survey will be
In the meantime Roseburg hit­ Short scores:
R H E released later by the commission.
ters slammed Manager Jim Low- Brookings .. 000 000 000 0 3 5
man for 4 runs in the first inning Roseburg .. 400 014 00*_-9 10 1
on 4 hits and 2 errors. Jim Nier- I Lowman, Nierman (2) and Channel Opened
man. as reliever, retired 9 con-j Chapman; Bartow and Koeph.
secutive Chiefs in the 2nd, 3rd and Brookings .. 002 101 020-- 6 8 5
4th, allowed 1 run on 2 hits in the Roseburg .... 603 (XX) 10*—10 7 2 At River Mouth
5th but ran into a 4-run Roseburg
The bar on the mouth of the
Coleman, Selsor (3) and Chap­
surge in the 6th as the Beaver man; Stites and Koeph.
Chet co was opened last week by
defense again failed.
local sportsmen, as anglers here
The S u n d a y game almost
prepared for the fall salmon run.
BEAVER BATS
ceased to be
Woyk on the bar, w-hich had
v a . .. contest in the 1st i
AB H
inning as the Chiefs came up with Matson ........
2
1
closed the channel which the
a 6-run blast at Corky Coleman’s Price ................
54 22
salmon come up, was done by-
expense on 2 hits, 3 bases on balls Dean .................. 36 12
sportsmen and business men in
and 3 Brookings errors. Coleman Lowman .............. 34
11
this area. Volunteers manned the
eased through a scoreless 2nd in- Selsor .............
13
4
equipment which opened a wide
ning but a walk and a double, Burdell .............. 57 17
channel for the fish.
good for a run to start the 3rd, I Nierman Z Z Z Z 14 4
Equipment used on the job was
brought shortstop Bob Selsor to Kimura ............... 50 11
furnished by The Brookings Ply­
the mound. His 2 walks, a wild Barrett ....... *....
49 10
wood Co., and by Walt Thompson.
pitch and an infield out resulted B. Westeren ......... 5
in 2 more Chief runs. However, Coleman .............. H
SALMON CAUGHT
after that Selsor pitched fine ball, Chapman ............ 24
Sixteen salmon were caught off
allowing only 4 scattered hits the Team Av............ 473
the Chetco Sunday by boats sail­
rest of the way and definitely
ing from Parker's Anchorage, ac­
earned himself a starting pitcher
SECOND HALF
cording
to John Hewitt. Most of
assignment.
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SWO STANDINGS
them
were
silvers and small
The Beavers touched Chief
W
I,
Chinooks.
pitcher Ernie Stites for 2 runs in Drain ....................... 5
]
E. E. McGrew of Medford and
the 3rd, single tallies in the 4th Roseburg ............
4 i
his
party brought in five in his
and 6th, another brace of runs in CB-NB
3 a
boat, the “Snookum II”. A num­
the 8th but the big Roseburg lead Coquille .........
2 2
ber of two or three fish catches
was too much to overcome. Jay Medford
2 4
w-ers
reported.
Dean with 4 hits in 8 trips to the Brookings .............. 1 3
plate and Bob Selsbr with 2 for 7 Bandon ......... . ...
l 3
Find what you want through
Weekend Results
Brookings 0-6; Roseburg 9-10.
Bandon 3-7; CB-NB 11-12.
Drain 7-13; Medford 5-7.
Next Weekend
Bandon at Brookings
Medford at Coquille
CB-NB at Roseburg.
23 Scouts Go to
Camp McLoughlin
Camp McLoughlin. on Lake of
the Woods will be host to 23 Boy
Scouts at summer camp from Odd
Fellows Troop 32 and Eagles
Troop 222. The boys depart early
Sunday morning for Medford
where they will take a special bus
to Camp McLoughlin. They will
s|»end tne week learning such
Scout skills as swimming, hiking,
Brookings Harbor Pilot 3
THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1953
canoeing and other outdoor skills.
They will return the following
Sunday after a week of camping
and fun.
Water
Well Drilling
6 to 12 in.
Call
J. H. Beck
230 Grand Ave
Crescent City, Calif
Ph. 5335
No Saturday Calls
NOTICE
To all our fine customers . . .
We wish to inform each of you that w-e are discontinuing
the SAH Green Stamps. In their place we shall be happy to
give you GOLD ARROW TRADING STAMPS We are joining
several other Brookings merchants in a program which allows
you to redeem your books of stamps locally.
EVA LEE'S DRESS SHOP
BROOKINGS, OREGON
THE GOLD ARROW TRADING GO.
does not opuate a premium store. YoUr local Brookings GOLD
ARROW, merchants will redeem your filled stamp books with
merchandise of your own selection. Let us help you fill your
stamp book.
ASK FOR GOLD ARROW STAMPS
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Why Not Make Money
As You Burn It?
Foster & Bolvi, your Richfield agents, are now able to offer you S & H Green Stamps with the
purchase of your heating oils.
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Give us a call at Brookings 2685 and let
us help you save part of that
oil bill this year.
GREEN STAMPS WILL ALSO BE GIVEN ON OUR GASOLINE SALES, SO DROP BY AND LET US
FILL 'ER UP" OUT FRONT AT OUR NEWLY INSTALLED PUMPS!
OPEN 6:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M.
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