SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016
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Cape Perpetua offering Maher wins Sandpines championship On the
history of forestry
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YACHATS — As part of the
celebration of National Public
Lands Day, visitors are invited
to a presentation at Cape
Perpetua Visitor Center to
learn about first chief of the
U.S. Forest Service, Gifford
Pinchot, and the 226 men and
women who initially served
the agency around the country.
Author Bibi Gaston will be
sharing what she learned in
researching her new book,
“Gifford Pinchot and the First
Foresters,” which includes
anecdotes and writings from
the original rangers and
foresters on their work, their
lives, the young Forest Service
and the early conservation
movement.
The talk will be held at 2
p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at the
Cape Perpetua Visitor Center.
National Public Lands Day
is a fee-free day for all federal
public lands.
For more information, con-
tact the Cape Perpetua Visitor
Center at 541-547-3289.
Sandpines Golf Links hosted
its
first
Stroke
Play
Championship last weekend,
Sept. 17 and 18, with John
Maher winning the tournament
after a two-day total score of
154 strokes.
“This individual stroke play
championship will be our pre-
mier annual tournament going
forward,” Sandpines General
Manager Rick Reed said of the
event, which was played under
rain and gray conditions.
Sponsors of the tournament
included TR Hunter Real
Estate, Friends of Sandpines
Ron and Catherine Green,
Coast Real Estate Inc., and
Tony Wells from Berkshire
Hathaway Real Estate.
Other top finishers were:
Gross:
2. Mark Wilson 154
3. Billy Anderson 159
4. Ken Smolek 165
5. Jim Schvaneveldt
6. David Zarosinki
Net:
A
WEEKLY
FISHING REPORT FOR
THE LOCAL REGION
www.dfw.state.or.us/RR
SIUSLAW RIVER:
COURTESY PHOTO
Sandpines Stroke Play Tournament winner John Maher (left)
is congratulated by Sandpines pro Kevin White.
1. Rick Singh 147
2. Todd Innes 147
3. Patrick Gowans 150
4. Peggy Zarosinski 155
5. Robert Kivisto 155
6. Sharon Hickox 156
Cutthroat, Chinook
The Siuslaw River and
bay is open for Chinook
salmon through Dec. 31.
Fishing is slow but will
pick up over the next sev-
eral weeks. Trolling her-
ring in the lower bay is an
effective technique. Eggs
and bobber or drifting eggs
can be productive in the
upper bay and river as the
season progresses.
For cutthroat trout, cast-
ing small spinners, spoons
or fly fishing streamers or
dry flies can be very effec-
tive. Angling for all species
in streams above tidewater
is now open. Casting small
spinners, spoons or fly
fishing streamers or dry
flies can be very effective.
ALSEA RIVER:
Cutthroat, Chinook
The Alsea River and bay
is open for Chinook
salmon through Dec. 31.
Fishing is slow but will
pick up over the next sev-
eral weeks. Trolling her-
ring in the lower bay is an
effective technique. Eggs
and bobber or drifting eggs
can be productive in the
upper bay and river as the
season progresses.
SALMON RIVER:
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Cutthroat, Chinook
The Salmon River and
bay is open for Chinook
salmon through Dec. 31.
Fishing is slow but will
pick up over the next sev-
eral weeks Trolling herring
in the lower bay is an
effective technique. Eggs
and bobber or drifting eggs
can be productive in the
upper bay and river as the
season progresses. Parking
can be limited at Knight
Park during the fall salmon
return.
Siuslaw senior rceiver Brogan Cornish fends off a Newport tackle for a first down.
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from 1B
half, on an 11-yard reception
from Brandt halfway through the
first quarter.
But in the second half, it was
all Siuslaw, beginning with a
fumble recovery by Reavis on
the second play of the half. From
there, Brandt found Reavis on a
44-yard bomb that put the Viks
ahead 12-0.
Reavis scored again in the
fourth quarter after tipping the
ball and snatching it up en route
to the end zone from 38 yards.
Senior linebacker Nick
Steinman also had an intercep-
tion for a touchdown, running the
ball 69 yards for the score with
4:24 remaining in the game. His
touchdown came less than seven
minutes after junior runningback
Quincy Rusk breached the end
zone on a 1-yard carry less than
30 second into the fourth quarter.
“You earned this,” Siuslaw
coach Jamin Pool said to his
players after the game. “As
coaches, we felt something dif-
ferent this week during practice.
It was heart. You brought it to
every practice and you brought it
tonight.”
Rusk led Siuslaw in rushing
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SILETZ RIVER:
Steelhead, cutthroat,
Chinook
The Siletz River and bay
is open for Chinook
salmon through Dec. 31.
Fishing is slow but will
pick up over the next sev-
eral weeks. Trolling her-
ring in the lower bay is an
effective technique. Eggs
and bobber or drifting eggs
can be productive in the
upper bay and river as the
season progresses. Consult
the regulations for changes
in deadline locations
through the season.
Fri-Sat 9/23-9/24
9am-4pm
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with 86 yards on 16 carries.
Brandt had 44 yards on 6 carries,
Mason Wampler had 7 carries for
19 yards, and Steinman had 34
yards on three carries.
In receiving, Reavis had 60
yards on 3 catches, Brogan
Cornish had 24 yards on 3 recep-
tions, Jake Hickson had 22 yards
on a pair of receptions and Rusk
had 18 yards on 2 receptions.
“We have leadership all over
the field,” said Reavis. “That’s
huge. It runs through this whole
team and helps us keep fighting.”
Friday, Siuslaw opens the far
West League season on the road
at South Umpqua.
Kick off is set for 7 p.m.
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Sunday, 1:00 pm
Begins Oct. 2 nd
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