Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, August 05, 1954, Image 6

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Brookings-Harbor pilot., August 05, 1954, Page 6, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 Brookings-Harbor Pilot last 4 innings, his first pitch in g T roncale, A stin <5> and John- W e e k e n d R esu lts: s ta r t since in ju ry to his hand son; D rain 3-7; M edford 2-3 a t C oquille ea rly in th e season, Y am or an d T eegarden. C oquille 10-8; G ran ts P ass IT and w hile giving up 4 h its and 6 B rookings (bye). runs, e rro rs w ere responsible for B eaver B ats all but one tally. A stin w as som e Mr. and Mrs. R obert G. S elso r (14 L eague G am es) w h a t wild but gave evidence th a t are p aren ts of Lois A xine born j T h e A zalea G arden Club is Ab. H Rbi. Pet. 1 h e m ay b e of co nsiderable help a t Seaside H ospital Ju ly 28. The p lan n in g a to u r to a n u m b er of 47 21 13 .447 T he law of a v e ra g e s finally to B eav e r pitching d u rin g the Selsor d au g h ter weighed in a t 8 lbs, the local g ard en s for th e ir Aug- . Johnson 38 13 6 .342 cau g h t up w ith th e B rookings balance of th e season. 2 oz. Mr. and Mrs. S elso r w ere ust 12th m eeting. T hey will m eet ' R W esteren 6 2 0 B eav ers in th e ir a n n u a l series .333 M edford's C heney stu d s lost I Girod form erly of Long Beach. Mrs. j and assem ble a t th e V F W l h i i 59 18 6 w ith th e ( ’rescent C ity M er- lx>th gam es to D rain th e past .305 P au l Davis’ m other, Mrs. M a r t h a 'a t 1:30 p. m. and will conclude Astin 40 11 9 ch an ts. I he B eav ers had won 7 .275 w eek-end and th e re b y boosted E rskine, R oseburg, cam e F rid a y j th e to u r at the hom e of M rs 38 10 7 s tra ig h t, s ta rtin g w ith th e 1952 ’he idle B eavers into 4th place (B a r re tt .252 10 ca re for the fam ily w hen t h e y , W a rre n S m ith , fo r a silver to ,’ I M cLean 48 12 6 season, hut th e -w o rm tu rn e d " in leag u e standings. T he S tu d s .250 arriv ed hom e from th e H ospital, a t 4:00 p. m. B. W esteren 29 6 2 last S a tu rd a y on th e C rescent .207 c o m e to B rookings this com ing 40 8 5 C ity diam ond as th e M erchants S unday lo r a one o ’clock double , Goodin .200 42 8 4 poured it onto B rookings by a 10 header, th e final hom e gam es for I B urdell .190 to 0 score. Reynoldson 37 7 2 .190 B rookings. I T roncale 23 4 2 M an ag er G eorge Y am or pitched ,172 A tw in victory would assu re the K elly O .n n n n . . . . . . . _____ 9 1 0 th e sh u t-o u t for C rescen t City, .11 ! V 2-HOUR SPECIAL SERVICE 2 0 0 allow ing B rookings only 7 hits arid B eavers a d efinite 4th place fin Lehi .000 Wet Washings—or—Extracting and Drying leav in g 12 ru n n e rs on th e bases ish and a spot in th e post-season Team Av. 475 126 69 .265 Tony T ro n c a le p itched the first playoffs, w hile a split would I lo u ts 8:30 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. 4 innings for th e B eavers and a l leave th e stan d in g s undecided SO. ORE. LEA G U E STA N D I NGS th ough he allow ed 4 ru n s on 5 p e n d in g th e outcom e of M edford’s luesday and Thursday Open ’til 8 p. in. W L Pet. h its, none of th e ru n s w ere class 2 postponerl gam es w ith C oquille D rain C lothes m ay be left a f te r 7:30 a. m / 12 2 .850 ed a s “e a rn e d ", 6 e rro rs c o n tri to be played A ugust 15th. Coquille 10 4 .714 R II F’ b u tin g to th e scoring. Bob A stin S h o rt S co re : G ra n ts P ass 5 9 .357 BroAk. 000 000 000 0 7 12 h an d led th e m ound d u ties the B rookings . 4 jo .286 c . C. 202 030 12x 10 9 1 P H O N E 2991 M edford 3 9 .250 AZALEA GARDEN CLUB PILGRIMAGE THURSDAY , AU G U ST 5, 1954 Merchants Swamp Beavers 10 to 0 j Modern Efficient Laundry Methods I ACACIA LAUNDROMAT Look at the 3-way bonus you get in the car that’s sweeping the nation! 1. You get the car that’: styled for tomorrow - and for just a few dollars more than the so-called “ low-price three"! In Buick today you find the fresh m odern b eau ty that w ill p attern the styling of o th e r cars y et to com e. T h a t’s a m ajor reason for R u ick ’s soaring success this y e ar. But the clin ch er is H uick’s low d e liv e re d price — low er than you think. N o o th e r car at so lo w n nrie«» < f . \ . . . . . 3. You get a bigger allowance from our volume business O I this you can be s u re : the new Buick you buy today will look m odern next year, to o - b e c a u s e that broad panoram ic w indshield will be ap p earin g on o th er cars as a 1955 feature. So w ith the new Buick you buy now, y o u ’ll stay right up in the style parade for years to com e — and command a higher resale price when yon trade it i.\ R egardless of price class outselling all other cars in two o f the “low-price three So w ith this trem en d ..... we can offer you a higher ance w hen you buy a new in. see and drive I’uiek the 1 hen see for yourself ho business means a tar big for >ou. ujvnckSales are Soaring! »uK > w o » iie/ffg S u llt b u ic k wu: "D rive from Factory Save up to $32S See Your BUICK Dealer Mentane su ten On Highway 101 North End O f Town I