1 hurray, September 2“, 1^56
Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon
Page Five
remains three or four weeks of
salm on angling there.
While no statistics have been
received from Y aquma Bay. De
pot Bay, Gold Beach, or other
popular coastal stream s, mdica-
tions are that they, too, will far
exceed last years sport catch.
Brookings - Harbor
SPO RTS
ARCHERY BI ( K
Dennis H untley, age 15, son of
Bruins Beat Powers, 8 to 7
No sw eeter victory could evei
,e topped by the win posted Fri-
v. hen the Brookings-Harbor
Bruins won their first football
game. The score was 8 to 7 over
i ou ers High. A story book finish
m arked
this
inaugrual
game
lor the hom etow ners. With just a-
bout a m inute of playing time left
the B ruins cashed in for a Td and
victory.
A crow d of about 1000 rooters
Cheered the team on and was well
rew arded w ith some very good
foot bail. This victory was a fine
trib u te to the coaching staff, who
had little tim e in preparing the
hoys in the fundam entals of the
game.
and then crashed over for the Td
and 6 precious points. This put the
Bruins ahead 8 to 7. T heir try for
the point after touchdow n was no
good. The gun went off and pan
for a Pow ers touchdown. Thi put ' k‘r” ’aitim set 111 as the hundreds
3f p ople rushed on to the field
th e P o w ers team out in iron
to co n g iatulate p l a y e r s and
coaches.
S rATISTK s
The team travels to Cave Ju n c
B ru in s P ow ers tion tor a Friday night gam e w ith
H rs t Down
13
5
the Illinois Valley team.
Y ard ag e
(R u sh in g ) 124
«3
The first q u arter ended after
Brookings took the kick off from
h o rn '1’ ?
Fan tW° pIays 8aining
n it. The score Brookings
Powers 0.
In the early stages of the second
q u arte r Brookings took to the air
but did little dam age to the Pow
ers defense. A fter Brookings punt-
ed Powers took over on their own
Don Hess, junior halfback
picked up 7 yards and Robert
Frye added the necessary yardage
for a fu st down. Again the Bruins
charging forw ard wall set back
Powers on two successive plays
and the invaders were forced to
punt.
la r d a g e
(Passing) 33
0
T o tal
159
F u m b les
•»
1 u m b les
Recovered 1
P assin g
A tte m p te d
g
C o m p leted
•>
P u n ts
g3
Y ards per Kick
34
21
Hard-Top Races
T H IS S U N D A Y
BROOKINGS LINEUP
LE— A nderson
I- "I -Clayton, B erger
LG—K t ssler
C—Hoffman. Pate
RG G uthrie. Fallert
RT—W orkinyer, Books
RE— Moore. Hanson
QB—Lane
HB—McCabe, Gates
1
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0
4
Brookings put together a few H o rk in v er ( ’ ); Powers, Woodring
j good plays to net a couple of first (6 ), R eeves < I >.
Brookings kicked off and after forced downs but did not th reaten Pow ers
0
0
7
0— 7
Powers failed to m ake any y ard any serious threat and they w ere Brookings
2
0
0
6—8
age the Bruins took over on the enough of any consequence in the
44. J e rry Fox w ent for seven i closing m inutes of the fu st half.
Thcv im m ediately scorni the P
Sards on the first play from scrim
Pow ers kicked off to sta rt the A. T. on a rushing plav to make
mage and then Ron McCabe pick second halt A nother series of fine it 7 to 2.
ed up another yard or so for the plays saw the Bruins rack up a
B rookings’ series of pay off
first down. Stan G ribble picked couple of more first downs but not plays started on th eir own 24. The
up 13 yards for another first down , enough to cause any serious th reat B iuins took over when Je rry An
and put the Bruins in threatening and they w ere forced to punt.
derson crashed through the Pow
It was here that the Pow ers ers line and tackled Woodring for
position. Je rry Fox carried again
and drove to the 16 yard m arker. team started to show pow er Hess a two y ard loss thus stopping a
G ribble picked up 4 m ore yards , picked up 3 yards and Ken Sm ith Pow ers drive.
and Ronnv Lane moved it to the picked up another 11 yards on two
W ith m inutes ticking rapidly off
10. On three successive plays Mc running plays. A nother two plays the Brooks took to the air. Three
Cabe pounded the Pow ers line and j failed to m aterialise and they Lane passes fell to th e ground in
punted out only to tak e over 4
com plete but he connected w ith
picked up good yardage but bang-
downs later when Brookings failed
ed into his own interference to be to do anything and they too p u n t Je rry A nderson, who took the pass
on the 35 and ran it to the 40. A
brought down on the 5.
ed. "P unk" Smith, on three plays
total of th ree rushing plays netted
Powers took over on dow ns and and the help of a Bruin penalty,
little and a 15 yard penalty put
on the second play the hard moved the ball to the Brookings the Bruins in shadow of defeat. A
charging B-H forw ard w all tackled 38. Ron Woodring came up w ith key play, a pass Stan G ribble to
Q uarterback Dick McMahon in his one of the best runs of the after- David Moore brought the ball to
own end zone for a safety and two noo w hen he scooted for 32 yards the 6 yard line w ith less than two
to the Brookings 5 yard line.- He
points.
m inutes to play G ribble moved the
then w ent over on the next play h i d lt o the four on the next play
at
GRENFELD SPEEDWAY
MORE N ew CARS and DRIVERS
Gen adm .
Tax inc.
Students
FB—G ribble
1O I (.11 <H.D M \ I I.A RH
Last October. 1955, that is, a
hunter in Placer county, Calif.,
shot down a m allard d rak e on
which he found a band. He re-
turned the band to the w ildlife
authorities who checked back and
found the bird had been banded
at M alheur W ildlife Refuge Nov.
3. 1939; 16 years before. It was
one year old, at least, w hen
banded.
Teams standing as of Septem
ber 20, 1956.
TEAM
w
"Wards Gas & Appliance
6
H anstam s C enter
6
Coos-Curry Electric
4
Brookings M arket-
4
K err H ardw are
B & H Logging Supply
B & G Produce
5
Mode O'Day
6
Individual High Game
WHAIESHEAD RANCH
Races 2 :3 0 p.m .
„ There W ill Be
8
BIG
Events
F rom N ow on
Races Will Be Run
Every Other
8
SUNDAY
Complete Automotive Repairs
and Refinishing
Body and Fender Repair
M echanical Tune ups
798
Inspect Our Factory Installed Paint Booth
A ppliance 2234
Truck and T ra ile r Repairs
SALMON NEVER SO GOOD
According to News from the
S tate Game Commission salmon
anglers in Oregon never had it so
good. Reports from all the angling
stream s are higher than ever
know n before.
At W inchester Bay, anglers
took some 10.000 fish up to Au
gust 15th, and Coos Bay reports
20.995 anglers have landed 20,847
salmon, an increase of almost 300
w glers and some 9000 fish over
the entire y ear of 1955, and there
DUE TO STOCK LOSS ON
I une 1 rials 1 :oo pan.
75
Come Early fo r Choice Seats
Marge Matson
W ard's Gas
12 noon
Will Racy livery O ilier Sunday
184
team h ig h gam e
C oos-C urry E lectric
TEAM H IG H SE R IES
Gates Open
1.50
L nder 12 admitted
Free With Parents
ß e a v e r e tte L ea g u e
J e a n M alcom
In d iv id u a l H igh S eries
K E E P OREGON (¿KEEN
LOOK
< A v erag e)
S co rin g : B rookings. G rib b le (6 ), HB—I- ox
W ARNING
Mi. and Mrs. Ben H untley of
Arago, got a seven point buck w ith
his first arrow in a bow and a r
row hunt on C entury D rive n e a r
Bend. He got his buck, which dres
sed out at 179 lbs., w ithin fifteen
minutes of startin g his hunt.
A cetylene and A rc W elding
"hy
la k e Less When You Can Get the Best
Brookings
Independent Auto & Trailer Repair
T ,N Y
JERRY
Pioneer Sotnli ,,f Chetco Ave.
THERE WILL BE
No H u n tin g !
No Fishing!
AND
NO TRESPASSING ALLOWED
; I:
“Pour yourself a r
smile, neighbor
- of Sunny Brook
whiskey, that is!
rich as a prospector's dream,
good as a m an’s ti ord
• finest oj fine Kentucky uhiskies!
-- NO EXCEPTIONS -
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VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED
20 MILLION
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CASES OF SU NN t
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BRQC i K KENTUCrr
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WH s u i t s SOLD
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