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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1953)
Big Game Records To Be Kept ROTARY NEWS >nx)kings Harbor Pilot 11 ’ RSDAY. AUGUST 27, 1953 French^ Arrell had charge of The Oregon State Game com the program at the regular meet of the Brookings Rotan Club •1‘ inevitable sea sickness, in mission has undertaken the re ing Tuesday noon. o’ossing the Pacific, the stars and sponsibility of maintaining official He was with the Marines in the stripes fluttering in the wind as Hate records of big game trophies. Iunters of the state are asked to ’acific area during the last few fhe> entered the harbor at San • gister any of the outstanding months of the war, first on Oki- Diego, was an event, he assured trophies of deer, antelope, or elk ui'va and then at Pu Ping in h s fellow Rotarians, never to be oi gotten. the> bag in Oregon in the coming Northern China. He told of his experiences in seasons. Official scoring forms are j Sox run. Thereafter he available at the regional offices of search of souvenirs in the caves pitched great ball and allowed ’he game commission at Albany on the island, which he gave up A Teen-Age Club dance will be only 2 hits in the last 4 innings Roseburg. Bend. LaGrande. and I after a number of hair-raisine held at the V.F.W. hall, starting M anager Roy Heiser rotated 6 -lines, and also at the Portland encounters with the natives. Later while stationed in North at 8 o i lock in the evening. men on the mound and the Beav headquarters. Cold ixip will lx? sold. Scoring sheets have been set up ern China he found the Chinese The Beavers closed the 1953 ers loosened up with 13 hits but 3 Come on, kids, let’s have the *ason at Drain over the week- Sox double plays and 12 Beavers n cording to the standards used customs not only strange but ex- ttemely primitive, especially in biggest club dance ever held. by the Boone and Crockett Club left stranded accounted for only tnd by dropping their final two the manner of handling food, and Reporters — Nancy Cummings. 5 runs scored. Jay Dean with 1 of America, and any trophy ani ;ames to the Black Sox by 10 to in sanitation. Jacqueline Smith, and Jerry and 8 to 5 scores. The double for 4 and Jim Nierrnan with 3 mals that qualify will receive rec U ith the rate of exchange at Anderson. ictory enabled the Sox to cinch tor 3 led the Brookings attack. ognition in the club’s book of rec one American dollar to 25 (XX) ords of North American big game. The Beavers were forced to make he second half championship Chinese we found services and this trip with only nine players. Oregon has previously placed sev ’ith 10 wins and 2 losses, the native-made articles very cheap While the past season again eral records in the book. le as their record for the first but only until the Chinese learned Scores are computed from vari proved that the pro-studded lalf. Rummage Sale to barter, he told his listeners, Southwestern Oregon league is no ous measurements of the animal’s The twin loss for Brookings and doubt too strong for Brookings, horns or antlers; therefore, hunt then it became a matter of who SEPT, i o - u - , 2 fedford’s split with the Coos the Beavers made a much better ers who think they mav have a was the more clever bargainer iay-North Bend Lumberjacks left showing than last year by win record trophy should obtain one In the native restaurants, he trookings and Medford tied for ning 5 of the 22 league games. of the offiicial scoring blanks in s«’d, one could never be sure his Brookings Furniture Store ist place in the 2nd half stand- The losses included several very order that a proper record mav be» roast beef was not horse meat. If Across from Bank igs. might look all right, the final test close games. In non-league tilts made. Sponsored by The powerful Sox slammed out the Beavers won all five games The project was initiated to ob was in the taste. BROOKINGS-HARBOR His outfit was returned to the total of 16 base hits off Jim played, 3 against Crescent City tain more recognit on for Ore LIONS AUXILIARY Herman Saturday night while and one each over Grants Pass gon’s big game animals and also United States on a Liberty ship and after the roll and pitch, with till Hanauska was holding the and Glendale. to encourage better sportsman leavers to 5 hits and lone tallies Short scores: ship and skill in hunting. R H E the 8th and 9th. Bob Selsor »layed a sparkling game at short Brookings 000 000 Oil— 2 5 0 vith 10 assists and also got 3 of Dra»n ..... 201 300 31*—10 16 1 and Smith; Hanauska Reminder Made Of Beaver hits. Despite the com and Nierman CHETCO TAXI Reard. paratively large score the game Brookings 003 000 020 5 13 0 Cutthroat Limit UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT vas played in the fast time of 1 Drain ...... 403 100 00*— 8 12 1 Anglers fishing for sea-run cut lour and 37 minutes. I elegraph — Telephone and other Selsor, Kimura(2), B arrett(3), throat trout or ’’harvest trout” in Lack of pitching or perhaps the and Smith; Phillips, Wilson (3), the coastal streams are reminded Delivery Service. >ck of the right starting pitcher "»tetter (4>, Bartle (6), Scrivens by the state game commission of as a contributing factor in the 7), Beard (8) and Scrivens, he bar c bag limit for trout. The Please leave name and directions to residence leaver 8 to 5 loss on Sunday. Bob Krause (7). | regulation states that the bag when expecting communications. lelsor got by the Black Sox in limit is "10 fish per day, not more •ne. two, three style in the first FINAL SECOND HALF than 5 of which may be 12 inches PHONE 2 4 5 1 hning but they drove him from SWO STANDINGS j or over. . .” he mound with 4 hits good for W L Pet. Since most of the sea-run cut runs in the 2nd. Kenny Kimura i Dra n ..................... 10 2 .833 throat exceed 12 inches in ¡eng h. dosed out the frame without any Bandon 8 4 666 the second clause of the regula in tlicr damage hut he, too, was | CB-NB ................... 7 5 .583 tion should be noticed especially. agged for 4 hits and 3 more runs ! Roseburg ................ 6 6 .500 Fishermen are liable for arrest the 3rd. Jim Barrett gave up ¡Coquille ................. 5 7 .417 if they keep more than 5 trout A t State Line walk and a 2-base hit in the j Brookings ............... 3 9 .250 per day over 12 inches long. 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