Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, August 20, 1953, Page 12, Image 12

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    JACKS TROUNCE
BEAVERS TWICE
B y P E T E L E S M E IS T E R
fine ball, a llow ing only one earned
tu n the rest of the way.
The Beavers got o ff to a good
s ta rt in the Sunday fra y as Kenny
A im u ra socked e x -W -I leaguer
| W ard Rockey’s 3rd pitch over th
l > tght field w a ll fo r a home run
Rockey then re tire d the side, one
two. three. The Lum berjacks ap
j.narently did not relish even
| one-run Beaver lead. C orky Cole­
man w alked the firs t Jack battes
and allow ed 5 s tra ig h t hits good
tor 3 runs Coleman fin a lly ret red
the side w ith the bases s till loaded
and taced only 3 men in each of
the 2nd and 3rd.
The B rookings Reavers made a
• trip to N o rth Rend over the
weekend and had high hopes of
gaining at least an even s p lit w ith
the Lum b e rja cks but fate and
on m y base h its decided o th e r­
wise. In o th e r w ords the power-
packed Jacks took both games,
handing the Reavers a s trin g of
goose eggs S a tu rd a y night fo r a
9 to 0 score and doubling the
Brookings came back w i h a
Reaver runs on Sunday fo r an 8
-one
ta lly in the 4th on singles bv
to 4 count.
Jay Dean. R itchie Price and
L ig h ts continued to baffle the Boyd W esteren but N o rth Bend
Beavers S a tu rd a y night, or maybe re ta lia te d w ith 3 runs in the 4th.
it was D ick Bishop’s knuckle ball. riie tw o final Beaver runs came
A t any rate, Bishop, fo rm e r USC i the 5th on a w a lk to K im u ra .
and W -I league star, allowed only
m B a rre tt's double and F rank
3 hits, a ll singles by R itchie
u rd e ll’s deep fly -o u t to le ft. A n ­
Price. Boyd W esteren and T ig e r
ther single by Boyd W esteren in
S m ith. Rob Selsor sta rte d on the he 6th was the last h it o ff
mound fo r B rookings and got by Rockey. Three h its and 2 Beaver
w ith o u t a llo w in g a h it in the firs t
rro rs gave the Jacks th e ir last
fram e. The roof fe ll in du rin g
runs in the 6th. Jim N ierm an
the 2nd inning as the Jacks broke ‘ gain relieved and allow ed lone
loose fo r 6 h its and 7 runs.
As singles in the 7th and 8th.
was the case the previous Sunday,
Rookie Boyd \ \ esteren led his
a blooper fa llin g in fo r a h it
caused a ll the damage. J im N ie r- more experienced m ates w ith 3
hits in 6 official trip s to the plate.
m an came in as re lie f and pitched
This com ing weekend winds up
the season fo r the Beavers as they
journey to D ra in fo r S a tu rd a y
and
Sunday
afternoon
accredited teacher of night
tames against the league leading
Piano
-
Voice
Black Sox. A lthough very short-
handed fo r the final series, the
Pipe Organ
Beavers are determ ined to play-
STUDIO
BROOKINGS. ORE, out the string.
NORINE HARVEY
Shanghai Cafe
OPEN EVERY DAY
FO O D TO GO
Complete Stuck of
TOYS AND ELECTRIC TRAINS
GOING AT NEAR COST
Freight Train
Streamliner
Streamliner
Chain Drive Pedal 'Praetor.
Pedal Tractor
Heavy Dtnnp Trucks
Lumber Trucks
5-7-95 Pedal Hook and Ladder
Now $45,00
Now $54.00
Now $45.00
Now $21.00
Now $17.00
Now $12.80
$ 9.95
Now $19.95
Prices Apply Until Toy Stock Sold
DENN SUPPLY CO.
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1 he Gold Beach T hundei Bow I
v,,s I he scene of te r r ific racing
........
last Sunday . Ken C u rry again had
t h ' fastest tim e o f the day at
25.20 seconds. C u rry ’s C ar 100
flashed in to the lead in the Gold
Beach T rophy Dash anti came in
firs t place w ith C ar 110 from
P istol R ive r pushing hard a ll the
way. Rub Johnson in “ The T h in g ”
ame in th ird . T his was “ Th.
I h ng’s” firs t tim e out and Bub
had the second fastest q u a lify in g
tim e of the day.
In the Crescent C ity Trophy
Dash A r t Bergren in C ar 12 too
C ar 57 and C ar 38. This troph
dash was a th r ille r w ith tw o re
s ta rts due to spin-outs th a t were
alm ost crackups. In the tro p h y
ru n -o ff w ith Ken C u rry, A rt lost
a rear wheel ju s t yards from th
finish line to lose to C urry.
A fte r some te rrific w ork on th<
part of the pit crews, six cars
were able to en te r the Powde:
Pufi D erby and only tw o re
sta rts w ere needed to get the
g irls o ff and running. Doris F o rk -
ner in C ar 28 fin a lly found the
and romped home to w in th r
trophy. Three of the s x cars spun
out d u rin g this e x c itin g race
o is was closely follow ed by Pat
Johnson in C ar 101 and R ose
W a lke r in C ar 103.
N ext Sunday is C u rry County-
a ir Day- and the H ard Tops w ill
put on some special races a fte r
h< W ranglers finish th e ir rod t,
oupl? of the W ra n g le rs have
allenged the H ard Tons to a
race o f one lap, standing sta rt, to
find out w hich is faster — the
q u a rte r horse o r the H ard Top
Appliance Staff
CLOSING OUT
56100
S-t.50
56,00
529.95
$22.95
515.95
$14.95
By p \ T S M IT H
Hanscam's Add Tc
6 A M . TO 2 A M.
< H I N E S E A? D A M E R IC A N
CURRY WINS AT
GOLD BEACH
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Hanscam ’s Shopping C enter hnv
announced the appointm ent of E
W. (S te in ie ) S teinhaucr. to h ad ,
th e ir appliance departm ent,
i M r. S te in h a u cr has been w ith 1
Hanscam's about a year, during
w hich tim e the local shopping
center has organized th e ir appli
ance c n tcr. He came here from
G ia n ts Pass, w here he was in the
appliance business fo r 25 years.
He’s fa m ilia r w ith the products '
he sells, too. having bandied
F r gidaire appliances fo r 12 years.
H anscam ’s is a pioneer firm in
his arc» They have O|>eratc I an I
enlarged th e ir store in H a rb o r!
siren 1924, anrl arc a \> tl n-> t i
of the co m m u n ity w ith w hich th«*
have grown. The store is operated
by E. E Hanscam and his sons,
Vernon and E. E. Hanscam. Jr.
PUTNAM S H AVE GRANDSON
M r and Mrs. Ross P utnam are
w grandparents of another Io
gcr born to M r. and Mrs N,
Putnam o f K la m a th Falls.
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weighed 8 lbs. and 10 oz.
They also hail fa m ily visitors.
M r. and Mrs. O live Putnam oi
Redlands. Calif, and th e ir son
and fa m ily M r. and Mrs. W ayne
P utnam from M onrovia, C alif.
MRS. IR W IN
Brookings I Labor Pilot 13
RSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1953
G el« cloth es
clean.
LEAVES
M rs. W. H. Irw in and h
t-’ ii - to»-, M ss Jan«» Irw in , rc-
turned to O akland Monday aft«'
v is itin g fo r a week at the home
o f Mrs. Irw in 's m other, M rs Ida
H ubbell.
309.95
Utoral «rida in
Easy te im t
I lANSCAM’S
Shopping Center
Save! Save!
SAVE!!
Buy your f<x>d supply now. Fruits and vegetables are
in season. Meat prices are low. Freeze die fish you
catch. Freeze your next winter’s food and enjoy it
whVn prices are high.
Easy Terms With or Without the <
Food Budget Plan
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V T l h EAT) S
YES, YOU CAN WITH
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NOW S H O W IN G
All
model
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freezers. See thes«»
Z E N IT H
u p rig h t
and c h e s t
type
models sizes from
9 cu. ft to 22 eu. ft.
A size to fit any
purs«* or Imine,
M argie, daugh ter of Pat S m ith,
I left M onday evening by bus fo r
S eattle w here she w ill v is it her
m other and fam ily.
Short scores:
• lookings 000 (»00 000 0 3 2
B -N B
070 001 10* 9 11 0
Selsor. N ierm an (2) and S m ith ;
Bishop and Eugura
Brookings
100 120 000 4 6 3
CB-NB
300 302 00* 8 k ,
Prices as lo w
ns
$379.50
S 'S m ith ; R o cke y and S u g u ra
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Brack and W hite, ready fo r fra m in g or m o unting
Age lim its 3 m onths to 3 year»
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Brookings
For
Brookings S#u^:
One Month O t ’\ ’
C F c u o n
Yet, you can save up to 30% on your food bill beciute you
can buy in greater quantities and "in seatoo* when prices
are lower. And think of having garden fresh vegetable«,
Ch?’Ce
° f meat’ P °u,try and fi#h aiw»Y’
hand the year round
. Start enjoying the slvingl and con-
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HANSCAM'S SHOPPING CENTER
HARBOR, ORE.