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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2017 Bear hunt applications due soon Spring bear hunters are reminded that the deadline to apply for a controlled hunt is Friday, Feb. 10. Apply online at a license sales agent or use the fax/mail order application form available online at www.odfw.com. Draw results will be avail- able by Feb. 20. Hunters who haven’t yet applied for the draw can pur- chase a first come, first serve SW Oregon spring bear tag. As of Friday, Jan. 20, about 3,100 of these tags have been sold, with less than 1,300 remaining. More information about conditions for the season will be available closer to the opener in April. ATHLETE OF THE WEEK 3 B S CORES & S TANDINGS MEN DALE COX WOMEN BRITTANY ANDERSON B OWLING LEAGUE MERCHANT LEAGUE TEAMS JEFF METZLER PLUMBING PETERSENS AUTO DETAIL THE SAW SHOP WHITE CLOUD ENTERPRISES PRATER CONSTUCTION HOLIDAY BOWL BOB'S TEAM CRESTVIEW GOLF COURSE LOW MONEY ROLLERS HIGH GAME SCRATCH KEN DUNNAGAN HIGH SERIES SCRATCH 1/17/17 WON 36 35.5 34 33 31 30 25 17.5 17 LOST 21 21.5 23 24 26 27 32 39.5 40 265 KEN DUNNAGAN HIGH GAME HDCP MITCH LEMHOUSE HIGH SERIES HDCP CHARLES KRAMER 714 LEAGUE NORTHWEST HAZ MAT LEAGUE TEAMS WE GOT THIS BIG DOG DONUTS JUST FOR FUN NORTHWEST HAZMAT TEAM 9 SMOKIES A&W SEAGALS TEAM STILL SUX TEAM 11 HIGH SCRATCH GAME MEN CAL KRAMER WOMEN BRITTANY ANDERSON HIGH SERIES SCRATCH MEN CAL KRAMER WOMEN BRITTANY ANDERSON HIGH GAME HDCP MEN JEREMY RAMSEY WOMEN BRITTANY ANDERSON HIGH SERIES HDCP 1/18/17 281 761 WON 10 10 9 9 7 5 4 3 2 1 LOST 2 2 3 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 775 LEAGUE TIMBER LEAGUE TEAMS HUFF LOGGING A&W SEARS LEONA'S CAR WASH AND SHINE MO'S TEAM 7 HIGH GAME SCRATCH DOUG EDGMON HIGH SERIES SCRATCH RAY FLEETWOOD HIGH GAME HDCP DOUG EDGMON HIGH SERIES HDCP PAUL SCHOFIELD LEAGUE HOLIDAY YOUTH LEAGUE TEAMS HOOD RATS TEAM DARKSOL THREE WISE MEMES TWO AND AHALF MEN DUST DEVILS THE CRAZY 3 BANANA SPLITS NON BASIC BEES NICE MEMES THE BOXERS HIGH GAME SCRATCH BOYS PATRICK HILL GIRLS ABBY CODAY HIGH SCRATCH SERIES 264 235 BOYS PATRICK HILL GIRLS TARYN LARSON HIGH GAME HDCP 694 694 288 BOYS SITCELES FRY GIRLS 262 ELISSA HURLEY HIGH SERIES HDCP 742 259 BOYS SITCELES FRY GIRLS ELISSA HURLEY 1/19/17 WON 38 36 28 28 25 17 11 LOST 10 12 20 20 23 31 37 689 LEAGUE SUNDAY SOCIAL LEAGUE TEAMS RAGTIME BANDITS REBELS THREE AMIGOS MERCER MANIACS BOOMSHAKALAKA TRAVEL DIVISION TEAM 7 SCRATCH GAME TEAM MERCER MANIACS SCRATCH GAME IND M - DAN FRAZIER M - CHRIS BISHOP W - LAURA KAHLER HIGH HDCP GAME TEAM TRAVEL DIVISION HIGH HDCP GAME IND M - DAN FRAZIER W - MARY EDWARDS SCRATCH SERIES TEAM MERCER MANIACS SCRATCH SERIES IND M - DAVE COUPAR W - LAURA KAHLER HIGH HDCP SERIES TEAM THREE AMIGOS HIGH HDCP SERIES IND M - DAVE COUPAR W - MARY EDWARDS 252 643 284 759 1/22/17 WON 11 10 8 7 6 6 5 4 3 0 703 LOST 1 2 4 5 6 6 7 8 9 12 20 1/22/17 WON 58.3 58.3 58.3 50.0 50.0 25.0 25.0 LOST 600 236 236 187 744 275 275 1647 615 493 2132 741 728 B RIDGE 187 Florence Bridge Club 555 Thursday Afternoon Pairs Session Jan. 19, 2017 Scores after 25 rounds Average: 25.0 Section A Pair Pct Score Section Rank MPs 6 58.0 29.0 A 1 0.60(A) J. Reisner - G. Farman 2 57.0 28.5 A 2 0.42(A) J. Weatherwax - J. Smith 5 51.0 25.5 C 1 1 0.32(B) L. Little - K. Hampsten 1 48.0 24.0 C 2 0.22(B) P. Oliver - P. Van Riper 3 45.0 22.5 C M. Weiss - P. Lief 4 41.0 20.5 B D. MacNeil - K. Klindtworth 482 254 Kainan Lane Siusla w H.S . Wrestling The Viking 285 pounder lost his first match at the Sutherlin Invitational, but then pinned four straight opponents to come away with the third place medal. Honorable Mention Kyle King Honorable mention goes to Viking Basketball’s Kyle King. The Junior forward scored ten points, pulled down five rebounds, had two steals and one block in Siuslaw’s overtime victo- ry last week over Brook- ings-Harbor. Recent flood conditions means boaters should be extra cautious Recent historic snowfall fol- lowed by warmer, wet condi- tions have set up the perfect scenario for potential flooding on area rivers. With flooding comes debris flows with trees, root wads, and other material that can impact the safety of boaters on the water. The Oregon Marine Board and marine law enforce- ment strongly urge boaters to take the following precautions: • Make sure the boat ramp is open for launching. The Marine Board is work- ing closely with facility man- agers and will include closure information on the Boat Oregon Map. • Scout the river before run- ning it. Rivers are dynamic, Breaking news, photo galleries and MORE! Visit the Siuslaw News online at WWW.THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM er attire. • Boat with others and stay within sight of one another. • Know your limits and how to self-rescue. Be sure your skills and experience are equal to the river and the conditions. • Fill out a digital float plan and print out a copy to let oth- ers know where you are boat- ing and when to expect your return. The digital form, when submitted, sends an email to the Marine Board that can be used later to aid marine law enforcement should a boater need help. Visit www.boatoregon.com and click on the Boat Oregon Map. The website and the application are optimized for mobile devices. ODFW: Hunters need to report on deer, elk tags to avoid penalty Any hunter who purchased 2016 big game or turkey tags needs to report their hunt results by Tuesday, Jan. 31. Hunters are required to report on each deer, elk, cougar, bear, pronghorn and turkey tag purchased — even if they were not successful or did not hunt. Sports Pac license Buying or Selling? I can help. Sponsored By: The Siuslaw News , KCST and The Sports Club Central Coast Disposal Alan Twombly-H & R Block River House & Old Town Inns J.L. Walker & Sons Wind Drift Kites Bridgewater Restaurant Full Spectrum Computers Best For Hearing Dutch Bros. 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ODFW will be sending reminder postcards to hunters who haven’t reported yet later this month. “The information hunters provide is needed to evaluate hunting seasons and tag num- bers,” said ODFW Game Program Manager Tom Thornton. “We really appreci- ate hunters taking a few min- utes of their time to complete the report.” ODFW used to get this data through phone surveys but these became more difficult and expensive as hunters moved or screened their calls. The mandatory reporting program was put in place in 2007 so these calls could be phased out. A penalty of $25 was added four years ago because even after several years promoting the program and providing incentives to report, only about 40 percent of tags were being reported on time. The funds generated by penalty fees are being used to increase Oregon State Police patrol and enforcement of win- ter range closures in Oregon.
