The Coos Bay times., June 18, 1907, Daily Edition, Image 5

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COOS COUNTY LEAGUE.
Sunday's Results.
Coquille, 7; North Bend, 0.
Marshfield, 15; Bandon, 1.
How Tlicy Stnml.
Marshfield 1,000
North Bend 000
Coquille 500
Bandon 000
Next Sunday.
North Bend at Marshfield.
Bandon at Coquille.
.j. $ $ $ .j. $ $ l ! 1 $ $ J $ $ l
hlh bill if
ainrsJiflcld Scalps lliimlonifcs by
Score of 15 to 1 Attendance
Siunll.
Sunday afternoon Marshfield placed
herself at the head of the percentage
column by winning the game from
Bandon at the same time North Bfcnd
dropped from her 1,000 percentage
basis by letting Coquille take her Into
camp to the tune of 7 to 0, thus rais
ing Coqullle's percentage from three
ciphers to 5b 0. The crowd that went
over on the excursion was not as big
as had been expected, which fact is
charged to the Eagle picnic. The
Bandon-Marshfield game was a good
article of ball and was pulled off In
good shape, with the exception of a
bad accident which happened in the
seventh inning, when Claude Nas
burg, Marshfleld's left fielder, suf
fered a severely sprained ankle when
ho slid to second.
Marshfield secured 15 hits off
Pratt, the Bandon pitcher, which net
ted them as many runs, 'while Ban
don secured but one run out of four
hits registered oy of Wright. Wright
was in exceptionally good shape, as
the hit column shows, while Pratt
was not up to his usual standard.
The fielding of the Marshfield team
was much better than for tho pre
vious games played this season. The
local boys were well pleased with the
decisions rendered by the umpires
Sneddon and Bedlllon, and state' they
were well pleased with tho way they
were received , and treated by tho
members of the Bandon team.
Next Sunday nfternoon North Bend
and Marshfield will cross bats and
Coquille and Bandon will come to
gether for their first gamo this sea
son. Tho teams are well matched
as they will play Sunday, and two
good games are expected. Bandon
will play at Coquille and North Bend
will meet Marshfield on tho local
grounds.
School Board Meets. The annual
meeting of tho school board was held
la3t evening In the high school build
ing. Dr. McCormac was re-elected
director to serve threo years and
Judge J. F. Hall was re-elected to act j
as clerk for one year. Besides tho j
election of officers mentioned, tho
reading of the annual report of tho
clerk was the only business.
Sat., 15 2:31
Sun'., 1G..
Mon., 17..
Tuo3., 18..
Wed., 19 . .
Thurs., 20.
Frl., 21...
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
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I ipital Subscribes $50,
u ipu&i raid upi an.
Uidivlded Profit m
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Pooh a central tanking bulinees and draws
ou tho Uanli oy California. an Kranclsco
Calif., First Natfcnal Bank PoVtland Or., Klrsl
National Banfc; Roseblfrg, OrA Hanover Ma.
tfonal Bank, JNcw York, nm. Kothchlld &
Son, LondonEngland.
Also sell ybarlge on nearly all the principal
cities of Etfropcl
Accounts kept subject Ip check? safe deposit
lock boxs for rant at5 cents V month or
$5. a ye
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
TIDE TABLE.
The following table shows tho high
and low tides at Empire for each day
during tho coming week:
High Wntcr.
A.M.
June. h. m. Feet.
P.M.
m. Feet.
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. 3:32 7.C 4:57 7.1
. 4:20 7.2 5:43 7.3
. 5:17 C.8 C:30 7.C
. 0:40 2.9 12:38 l.G
. 1:47 2.3 1:4S 2.0
. 2:55 1.6 2:40 2.3
Low Water.
A. M. P. M.
June. h. m. Feet. h. m. Feet.
Sat., 15 9:46 0.2 9:57 3.7
Sun., 16 10:22 0.4 10:47 3.0
Mon., 17 11:02 0.8 11:41 3.3
Tues., 18 11:47 1.2 0:00 0.0
Thurs., 20... 7:44 G.4 10:12 8.2
Frl., 21 8:58 G.4 11:11 8.7
To find tho tide hours at other
Coos Bay points, figure as folows:
At the bar, -0.43; at North Bend, add
0.40; at Marshfield, add 1.51; at
Mlllington, add 2.15.
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