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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1954)
deserved a b e tte r fate. Dave Doug- M archand as first up was safe as ai rn u iip s lieu w ith 638. <cs, Logger m anager and first D arnell threw wide to B arrett High average was by Whitey THURSDAY, JU N E 10, 1954 baseman, drew a walk w ith one covering the bag. H arrington sac M atson w ith 176. Tony Christen lawn, advanced to 3rd on P a t rificed and Jack Humble, pinch- son had 167 and Bud McCourt Rooney’s drive to right and scored h itte r struck out but Wimpy H as had 164. The Brookings City League com >n Don H inchberger’s sacrifice tings singled off the short shop’s Iv to center. Big Tony scattered glove for his only hit of the day pleted bowling recently, with th< NEW CARRIER NAMED our hits the rest of the way and to score M archand and end the Plywood Dry Ends firm ly lodged Don Bingman of Brookings will j fn first place, thirteen gamer looked b etter as the gam e pro game. be the O regonian’s representative O ther than two thrilling ball gressed. I The Beavers tak e on Roy H ei ahead of the Rotary Club. on theur H arbor-Crescent City The R otary Club, however, to«»1 route. Mr. Bingman took over the gam es and added nvnerien^e the Bob Astin sta rte d the second ser’s very tough D rain team in a home the prize for the highes rcu te June first. trip to Coquille didn’t help our contest and was the victim of two double header on the local dia B eavers any over the past week unearned runs in the 1st, an in mond at one o’clock Sunday after team game during the year, witl a 1004. Phillips was second w itr end. They dropped both games field erro r with two down caus noon. 967, and the Plywood Dry Ends MINNESOTA WOOLEN by a m argin of only a single run, ing all the damage. Coquille add Short sco res: R H had 993. 1 to 0 and 6 to 5. CO. 000 000 000 0 3 ed two more in the 3rd. Douglas Brkngs. In team series, Fox Brothers The first game w as a pitching walked and stole second. Rooney Coqle. 100 000 00x 1 5 Quality Woolens for 38 Years duel betw een old pro Joe Mishesek was an infield out but H inchber Troncale and Russell Mishesek took honors with 2851, the Drv Ends w ere second with 2792 and < f the Loggers and Tony Troncale ger ............ hit ............ a drive over the mound and H arrington. W oarabtes F o r The Family Phillips had one of 2759 «if Pcppei-dinc college in Los A n -' which 'A“sti“n "In sU n ctiv ely '"tried Direct From The Factory Individual bowlers also w e/r geles newest addition to the , to stop with his hare hand and Brkngs. 000 230 00 5 7 3 aw arded final prizes. Doyle Har- B rookings mound staff. Mishesek Douglas scored This had break Coqle. 202 010 01 6 10 3 Card Will Bring Me To Your - m d '7 ? r ? lli i ' t ' 0 B° yd W ps,eren have lost Austin to the Beav- Astin, B arrett (3) and Russell; roun had high game score for Door ihe year with 261, L. Mendenhall r , ,’" ^ 2 ° S' a r' ' he ‘° P ers for ,he 5t' asi,n as his index B artow and H arrington. had 260 and Charles Gravshel hoo eV .'i?' Pr“ 1“CinK “ h w r was badly injured Jim h its could not be had.Bill McLean B arrett took over aud Jerry B et SO. ORE. LEAGUE STAGINGS 259. ANNA MOULTON Mendenhall picked off high forced Girod and Bill Darnell hit tendorf prom ptly dropped a Texas Bonded Representative Won Lost Pet. series with 689. Bill Eickhoff and into a double play. Mishesek then leaguer to left center to score Drain ............... 2 Box 515, Brookings 0 10CO i( tired the Bevos without a sin- I linchberger. Brookings ........... 2 2 .500 jgl'* until Boyd W esteren singled 2 .500 Je rry Barrow, tough lefty from 1 » ~ again in the ninth. 1 .500 W ashington S ta te college, set arora ............... 1 Troncale was meanwhile also G rants Pass ....... 1 3 .250 pitching a m asterful gam e and down the Reavers without a h ’t W eek-end Results: in the first three innings but they broke thru with two runs in the Brook ngs 0-5; Coquille 1-6 M ODERNISTIC HOME ON HIGHW AY—In restricted area 4th and 3 more in the 5th on Medford 6-2; G. Pass 4-6 their only 7 hits of the game to D iain: bve. with ocean view. Two bedrooms and 1’2 baths take the lead □ to 4. The Loggers Full price $9,500.00 AB 11 tied the count in their half of the Astin 8 3 THREE-BEDROOM HOM E—on larCe lot 1W by 102'. Good 5th on an infield hit off B a rre tt’s Girod glove and a high fly that went , jj Garden, berries, chickens, and chicken house for a hit as it dropped safely be R W esteren jj - fenced, Ocean view, clase to town. Excellent Da rnell tween Girod and McLean. 4 buy at $8700, with $1500 down B. W esteren 1 he B eavers could do nothing B arrett fu rth e r with Bartow in the way BEST VIEW IN T O W N - Lovely two-bedroom home on three of hits or runs and the scheduled Reynoldson acres of n atu ral park P icture windows. G uec 7 inning nightcap went into the Goodin cabin and garage. Price just reduced to $ 1 ’. bottom of the 8th before the Log McLean £ 500, with $2,000 down. gers could put across the game Russell / ( I B LOT 50 by 120’ -sm all cabin, city w ate» and septic tank. ! winning but unearned run. Joe Troncale I owe Shrubs. Total price $1400 with $700 down. j Kelly D am Av. Re(1,ooms neai ly New ( ,ose to School And Churches. Lot | > 55x105. Total proce$6,350.00 w ith only $750.00 down, J 1 6 Brookings-Harbor Pilot Dry Ends Top City League BEAVERS DROP PAIR OF GAMES I BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTER'S \ Complete Line Rainbird Sprinkler Parts In Stock s 5 4 J B R O O K IN G S FEED & SEED 0 5 2 TEN DAYS ONLY : IVING IN HAYWARD Word rece ved from Mrs. Doro thy T Stoken is that she is m ak ing her home with her son, W. O. Stoken in Hayward. California. June 11 to 21 PARAKEETS Single Breeders Closed Handed* C B. A. or a T O n S X l $14.00 I ’m S an ta on F a th e r’s D a y SHAP'S MAGIC KITCHEN Phone C. C. 1511 1 Ri les This Side of Crescent Citv SM O RG A SBO RD See Hom er H aggerty or Eva Lee Long \ PETE J. IESMEISTER, Realtor | £ P hone 3311 1 Also the BEST in Insurance Cover?ges 1 Across from the Post Office IN BROOKINGS J J i I j I » * Saturday 5 to 9 — Sunday 1 2 to 9 5 J <• i BABY BUDGIES—All Colors CARS Coming Out of Nest Right Along SHAP'S MAGIC KITCHEN 4 Miles this side Crescent Citv Phone CC 1511 l ather’s Day Is lime 20th • .. one/ smart little SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY Í V a n H eusen shirts and sport shirts LO \ El.Y HOME 2 ', miles from town. SIN LARGE ROOMS and T O O BATHS, trouble « .ra g e w in, unhn nish, d r ^ m l;,n:' HOUae >!one is " or,h tne ^15,000 Price. Som e terms. NEW TOO-BDRM . HOME on S STA TE C. I. LOAN $7100. ACRE J S ’>«»" 4| F APPRO VFD FOR t t « 4R, Acre. In H arbor n e a r the OCEAN, level & cleared.- $5000 6 Acres in Brookings on City W ater line—$7500.00 5 ACRES N orth of Brookings Concrete foundations for house £ • bam -so m e stock included in $6000 Price. Some term s. LIST YOUR PR O PE R T IE S W ITH US FOR COURTEOUS AND E F F IC IE N T SERVICE. ERMA D RICE. t a . C H A tf.c s Santas give their Dads G ravshel , G uy E R icr You’ll find just the gift for D ad a t o u r V an H e u s e n counter. Here is a complete se le c tio n o f sh irt« , sp o rt shirts and other items— every one a p e rfe c t gift. Come in and pick out Dad’» gift . . . soon. J Make dad glad with 4 J Van Heusen gifts from --- „ ------------- jWjLLl&AiJ d * - 0AD ...... * PHONE afc, J BUICK'S THiRD IN SALES- and we’ve been selling them I V Inch means we have some of the very beet used ear buys in existence on our lot. GOME IN AND LOOK AT THESE! 1950 1949 1951 1951 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR BUICK ROADMASTER 2 DOOR MERCURY SPORT COUPE PACKARD POUR DOOR SEDAN (and a Beauty ’) 1 9 5 0 STUDEBAKER FOUR DOOR Penning Buic/t Q a r| B U IC K CARE KEEPS BUfCKS iOBSS J On I Iighway 101 North End of Town
