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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1953)
♦ BEAVERS SPLIT TWIN BILL, Now Out of Cellar New Head For Vet Aid Program Tlw Brookings Beavers edged the Bandon Millers 3 to 2 in the second game of a Southw estern Oregon league doubleheader here Sunday and thus gained an even split, the Millers having taken the opener by a 7 to 2 score. The nightcap wasa thriller all the way. Beaver shortstop Bob Selsor made his first mound start a very creditable showing and a B arrett ...... 56 13 232 w inning one by holding the Mill Kimura 57 13 .228 ers to 4 hits, evenly divided in Smith 5 1 .200 the 1st and 7th innings, good for j Coleman 11 1 .091 11 single runs in those frames. Sel- I B. W esteren 1 oei 2 24 sor’s pitching opponent was Bud 1 Chapman 083 529 131 Guldborg, ex-Coast leaguer and ¡Team Av....... .247 ju st reporting to Bandon from SECOND HALE Vancouver, B. C. of the W-I SWO STANDINGS league. Guldborg also allowed the W L Pet Beavers 4 hits but these were all 1 bunched in the 2nd inning as Drain .833 2 4 .666 singles by Jay Dean, Bob Selsor Coquille ...... 3 and Kenny K im ura and a double Roseburg 625 4 4 .500 by Ritchie Price netted the three CB-NB Rrookings 2 4 runs. 333 Bandon ... 2 4 .333 Jim Nierm an started for Brook 2 6 .230 ings in the first game and pitched Medford Weekend Results hit less ball the first three innings. The Millers, however, ganged up Randon 7-2; Brookings 2-3 CB-NB 5-1; Roseburg 1-8 on him for 6 runs in the 4th on a walk and 5 singles, several of Medford 8-3; Coquille 9-4. Next W eekend the scratch variety, to put the Coquille at Rrookings gam e on ice. Nierm an settled Medford at Randon down and allowed only an un Roseburg at Drain. earned run the rest of the way. The Beavers were meanwhile fac ing Lefty Cal Mclrvin, ex-P ort land Beaver and last y e a r’s top pitcher in the W estern-Interna tional. M clrvin allowed 7 hits, 3 by Jim B arrett and singles by The Coast Guard C u tter Yocona K im ura, Burdell, Dean and new has been assigned to search-and- Beaver catcher Bob ,,Tiger” rescue duty off the coasts of Sm ith, good for lone tallies in the W ashington and Oregon, her 6th and 7th. transfer to be effective on or The Beavers make their final about the 15th of August. 1953. home appearance of the season W orking out of Eureka. Calif., here next Sunday afternoon in : up to now, the 213 foot ocean doubleheader against the Coquilh going tug will be exchanging Loggers. The Brookings club will lome ports with the sm aller C ut be on the road the final two ter Balsam of Astoria. Oregon. weeks of the season for trips to The change is being made in N orth Bend and Drain. Coquille order to provide adequate cover has a greatly improved team over age of the W ashington-Oregon last year and whacked the Beav coastal area by a vessel equipped ers twice earlier in the season. to handle assistance cases of any The Beavers are now determined size. The limited capabilities of to even the y e a r’s series here the Balsam, which at times proved to be unsuitable for the Sunday. task at hand, prompted the change Short scores: Bandon ......... 000 610 000- 7 9 3 calculated to give more effective Brookings 000 001 100 2 7 1 ness to the Coast G uard’s rescue M clrvin and Burgher; Nierm an work. The Yocona. believed to be one and Sm ith. Bandon ............. 10 000 1—2 4 2 of the largest tugs in the United Brookings ......... 030 000 • 3 4 2 States, is ¡Towered by a 3,000 h.p. Guldborg and Jarvis; Selsor and diesel electric plant capable of Iriving her twin screws at a top Sm ith. speed of 14 5 knots. She can m ake BEAVER BATS AB H Pet. a 10.000 mile trip with a m axi .393 mum tow and carries a norm al 24 Price 61 14 .326 complement of 50 officers and 43 Dean .324 men. 11 34 Lowman S eattle was visited by the Yo .281 64 Burdell ....... 263 cona in Septem ber of 1951 when 3 19 Selsor 4 .250 she delivered a personnel barge to 16 N ierm an .... .250 the Coast Guard at Pier 70. 1 4 Matson Yocona Sent To Astoria MAKE YOUR HOME AT TH E CHETCO Sundquist Car Wrecked Ra.' mond E. tt\ oi Salem has been appointed educational officer for the S tate D epartm ent of V et eran s’ Affairs, to be in charge of adm inistering the Oregon World World W ar II and Korean v e te r ans’ state educational assistance program . He succeeds Edw ard T. T aggart, who has been tra n sfe r red to the D epartm ent’s home and farm loan div sion The educational aid program which he heads has paid out state bt'nefits to 6,352 veterans of World W ar II and Korea. There is no deadline for using the bene fit, which pays $50 a month to qualified w ar veterans studying full time as college undergradu ates, or $35 a month m aximum for other classroom studies in accredited private and public schools, vocational, business and technical institutions, and the like. To qualify, a veteran must have been an Oregon resident for at least one year im m ediately prior to his seFvice in World Wat II or Korea. He may draw benefii.8 for as many m onths as he spent on active duty, provided he served for six m onths or more during the w ar periods. He is limited to 36 i m onths of benefits. V eterans of service since June 25, 1930, m ust have earned the Korean service medal to qualify. V eterans m ay apply through their local coun ty service officers, or in the P o rt land or Salem offices of the sta te v eterans’ departm ent. Bruokings 1 Libor Pilot Clarence Sundquist of H arbor " a s crowded oil the road south extent ot seven hundred dollars. Mr. Sundquist was not serious« of H arbor near the Harvev place Iv injured. on Highway 101. a fte r midnight Saturday night, when he was re turning home. In order to avert the being hit he took to the ditch, dam aging his 1953 Hudson to the fine ir ix rrn »NT ADS .1 • :......... Jantzen Kandel Lindner SLIPONS from 3 .9 5 to 8 .9 5 CARDIGANS from 5 .9 5 to 1 0 .9 5 We believe this to be the finest selection of sw eaters we have ever carried. Vir gin Wools-Orlons and Ny lons. all in the new fall shades. Let us lay one away. OUR BOYS WRANGLER JEANS for schixil have arrived, tough 11 oz.. with zipper Hy. COPPERKIHG 6 to 12 $2 79 A dvertising in the Brookings- H arbor Pilot brings results. 13 to 16 $3.49 For Hi-School and Men we suggest r o o n F IT FOR T H E GODS Shops Magic Kitchen • Open Daily 5-9 p.m. • SMORGASBORD THEY FIT Saturday 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday, 12 noon to 9 p.m. P H IL L IP S (Closed T hursday) 4 miles north of Crescent City, off Highway 101. Phone 4041 C. C Dad and Lad IfO U " * * AN OUTDOOR CHURCH SERVICE ROOM AND BOARD BY W EEK OR MONTH SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 ROOMS BY NIGHT OR BY W EEK Rotary Club each Tuesday. 12:00 noon Lions Club, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 7:30 pm . 11 :oo a.m. BROOKINGS BIBLE CHURCH MACK G. N. Hazel St. Ixtwecn Del N</rtc Lane and Alder M ALCOLM \!n ease of inclement weather services will he held as usual above Fox Bros. Terminal] General Building Contractor COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL REMODELING HOUSES RAISED Office in Rear of Lesmeister Agency PH O N E E. F. McCLAIN . . . MINISTER 2271 b ) mm . SWEATERS Are Invited to Attend IN N 7 THURSDAY, AU( UST 6. 1953 Y
