Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, October 03, 1957, Image 3

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    BROOKINGS— HARBOR P IL O T
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1967
Won
Lost
4
Bruins lose to
Phoenix 26-13
Brookings Mkt.
11
5
Curry County Lmb.10
6
Hendricks Furn. 8
8
Dunning Motors
7
The Junior leagues bowl e d
9
in the fifth frame. Green Door,
Vulcan Logging
6 * 10
their first games Saturday for
a milkshake for high games. Tots
Union Oil
5
averages. This coming Saturdaj
11
To Teens, a prize for Increase«
U.S. 101
5
they bowl as complete team s.
11
BRUINS LOSE FIRST LOOP
High Team Series
The high school sponsors art average each month. Waffle Shop
Still playing footsie, the big
TILT TO STRONG PHOENIX
a Sundae for high se rie s. Other
Brookings Market
H a n s c a m s , B A H Logging,
right end, Don Korth, took a
3034
The
Brookings
Bruins
looked
prizes are from Wayne B o lv i
Hendricks Furniture
L arrys Market, Brookings Mar­
ball practically out of the hand •
2974
dead on their feet for a full half
V .F .W ., Emblem Club, C t K
Dunning Motors
of Dave Guess, and romped 31
ket, South Coast Lumber, L e e
2953
of a game last Friday, and lost
Market.
High Team Game
Hein, Emblem Club, Hendricks
yards for the Pirates third TD.
to
Phoenix
by
a
26-13
score.
The high games for last Satur­
Brookings Market
T h e Rotary sponsoring the
In the meantime the Bruins
1059
The Brooks just couldn't do
day in the high school league with
Hendricks Furniture
the Intermediate league has th«
had managed only 3 first downs
1026
anjlhlng
right
the
first
half
and
Curry County Lumber
following men contributing: Bob out handicap this time were:
one on a 10 yard1 pass to end Ror
1014
let the Pirates pile up a big
Billy Higham 159, Bub Hansen,
Phillips, Harold Moore, Murry
Individual High Series
Bullock, and another on a nice
20-0
score.
Les Dimmick
23
yard dash by Ron McCabe,
Palm er, Frank Hyatt, Frenchie 133, Tom Misfeldt 130. N an cy
570
In the second half the Brook­
and the third on a series of line
A rrell, Forest Hysom, Henry Connors 138, Marie Malcolm 146, Bob Kimble
551
ings
squad
played
up
to
capabil­
Dawn Browne 126.
Glenn Rogers
plunges.
K err and Ben Phetteplace.
547
ities and made a game of it, but
The Rotary League high gamp«
Individual High Game
The second half was a much
T h e E lk s League for small
by
then
it
was
too
late.
Shady Beard
different game, however, an d
children will name their teams without handicap; B o y s : Bob
236
It
all
started
when
a
Phoenix
after animals, fairy tales, or Wallen, 137; J o h n R o s e n 122. Les Dimmick
the Brooks were a different club
209
punt was fumbled by Je rry Fox,
Dennis Dawson 119, Jam es Miller, Glenn P e rry
entirely.
Indians.
205
and
the
Pirates
moved
In
the
*****************
McCabe opened things up witl
The group that helped organ 118; Girls: T a u n i Samuels, 110;
Brookings territory. A f i r s t
FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
a beautiful 44 yard gallop througl
lze the bowling leagues for the Tamara Cucksee 101; Barbara
period
pass
to
halfback
Fred
Dahlstrom 93; Carole Smith, 91;
Won
Lost
center.
youngsters wish to thank all those
Fajlinger was good for 14 yard:
Independent Auto 11
Darlene Jaklewicz.
1
However, Phoenix came right
who helped contribute to a prize
and
the
touchdown.
The
extra
Crescent Bowl
10
The Elks League high games
2
back
with another long gainer,
list. They are: Western Auto
point try was good.
Cliff House
8
without handicap this week. Boys
4
a 44 yard pass play to Gordon
Brookings Auto Supply, Knox
Only
three
plays
later
Gary
B .P .O .E .
8
Doug Andersen 137; Steve M o n t­
4
C aster.
Insurance, a hidden score for a
Simmons took a punt on the 40,
Uni-Gas
5
7
gomery 76; P a u l De Block 82;
Looking like the old pros of
free bowling game. Par Store,
and easily eluded a half hearted
C arters Wood
3
Danny King 75. Girls: Connie
9
old, the Bruins strung together
most spares, a show pass. Hi-
attempt to bring him down. The
Azalea Lanes •
2
Freeman 96, Susan Velery 77,
10
four first downs with McCabe
way Market, a prize for most
score was 14-0 after another
C rest Motel
. 1
11
Karen F razier 76, Karen W est-
going over from the one, forth»
strik es. Dairy Creem, an ice eren 66.
extra
point
was
good.
High Team Series
final score of the game.
cream cone for the high scores
***************
B .P .O .E .
2958
In that series some good run­
Team High Series
Azalea Lanes
2893
ning by Je rry Fox, Jim Gribble
3033
Brookings Supply
Independent Auto
2882
and McCabe brought the Brook­
TEAM
Won
Lost
2990
B .P .O .E .
High Team Game
ings fans to their feet. But it
1
1
5
Rotary Club
2955
B .P .O .E .
1050
was too late in the day.
101/2
5
1/2
Team High Game
Azalea Lanes
1009
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
The Bruins will now play three
101/2 5 1/2
1050
Rotary Club
Independent Auto
999
Won
Lost
games away from home. This
7
9
Brookings Supply
1041
Uni-Gas
999
Brookings Supply
9
3
Friday it will be at Rogue River
I
7
9
1037
B .P .O .E .
Individual High Series
B .P .O .E .
9
3
and on Oct. 18 they will play at
.
7
9
Individual High Series
C arroll Hall
545
B b G Produce
7
5
Eagle Point. On Friday, Oct.
6
10
Whitey Matson
603
BUI Price
Rotary Club
6
6
541
25 they will play at Henley, and
5
1
1
L arry Roemnich
593
Wards Gas
5
7
Tony Christensen
541
they will return for a home en­
High games with handicap:
Les Dimmick
593
Independent Auto
5
7
Individual High Game
f
counter against Glendale on Nov
Individual
High
Game
Consolidated Fgt.
4
8
Tony Christensen
215
2
em ber 1.
L e ta
Whitey Matson
253
C & K Market
4
8
Art Guthrie
205
C
The Bruins play their fin al
Les Dimmick
228
Bob Hosley
204
E
game of the season against Gold
L arry Roemnich
****************
222
**«»*«»*,*,
Beach on Friday, November 8.
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