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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1932)
- » result* last Bunday brought out Lee a* a IS to S winner over Fairview, Norway, 10 to 7. over Gravel Ford, and McKinley, 10 to 2, from Broad bent. The previous Sunday Gravel Ford barely nosed out Fairview, 6 to 4. Pitching for Loe on Sunday, “Jug” Loren* set the Fairview team down with very few hits, and in only th* fourth and seventh frame* could they count run* from his delivery. On the other hand th* Lee hitter* landed on Mark Steckel, mayor of Fairview, throughout the game for many telling hit* which counted many runs. Mari on Fischer caught Steckel, but during the fray be wa* unable to get a hit. Catching the offering* of Loren* wa* the writer, who equalled hi* battery mate’s hitting record, with two hits in five times at bat. Next Sunday Lee playa Gravel Ford. beware of imitations Headache* Rheumsttom Neuritis Neuralgia lumb ago Toothache Aspirin to the trade-mark of Bayer manufacture salicylic acid. DEMAND Cw«toty W. C. T. U. Uurtituta ' The Coo* County Woman’s Chris tian Temperance Union Institute held at Coquille Tuesday was opened by devotional services conducted by Rev. A. B. Baird of the Baptist Church. A resolution wa* passed expressing th* sincere thank* and appreciation of th* group for th* earnest efforts of Representative W. C. Hawley during hi* year* of service as Oregon's con- H. Houck, Mrs. F. G. Leslie, Mr*. Neeley, Mr*. Ireland, Mm. V. V. Hart man, and Mia* Ida Oerding. Following this a resolution favoring the Five Point Plan of disarmament a* outlined by th* Ladies Home Journal was passed and sent to Mias Mary Wooley at Geneva. . ,., The little twin children of Mr. and present and be- Mr*. Hickam cam* member* of the White Ribbon Recruit* in a beautiful service con ducted by County President Mrs. C. C. Farr. The next Institute will be held in Myrtle Point July 12, this being the last Institute for the W. C. T. U. year. The Coquille Junior team lost for the first time thia season by a score of 7 to 5, after nine inning* of nip and tuck baseball, which eaw the issue decided in th* ninth inning of their game last Sunday against North Bend. “ ---- Fat” m>i ana - , miormai conver»iHHk - Pitching for the Benders was — Though the financial condition* aren’t Murray, 7*“* °.r three season*, wbq held the local lads to six blows, as aa prosperous a* they might be, compared to the ten blows his mate* competition and sport the dubs secured off Ernie Cooper, the Coquille enjoying makes up for thia. hurler. Three run* in th* first frsme Carl Gilbert’s Junior League team by North Bend set her off to a good seems to be the classiest American start, after which she added occasion Legion nine which has ever repre al score*. Murray kept the Coquill* hit* w*ll sent«) the local post. Most of the lad* ar* of the younger high school scattered and in only one canto, th* age and have played baseball for some second, did the young Logger* reach time. Their defeat last Sunday by him for more than one hit, in thia con North Bend was nothing of * disgrace, necting for three which added two ae they were facing a more experi runs. After this the North Bend enced team, and at that the game was twirler closed the gate. The game in itself wa* well *on- so close that it took an ninth inning finish to decide the issue. North Bend teeted throughout and, though de is to be faced again this season, and feated, their showing speak* well for in this return gam* the result may Coquille’s young .players and their be much different. The local boy* are coach, Carl Gilbert And, although still leading the league, and tomorrow defeated, the lose by no means elimin- they face Bandon at the Athletic Part inate* them from the county race, as every team ia the league has also been in defense of this position. turned back. At present Coquille, The Range League still continue* North Bend, and Marshfield are listed merrily on its way, playing both Sun ae the most promising teams, with day and midweek ball in order to keep { Bandon a dark horse possibility. the schedule up to date, not leaving M Last Saturday the Bandon team any game* unplayed for very long won from Marshfield, 10 to 2, the vic- after one has been postponed. The, tory being a real upeet in the bunt- ing race. Erroe, however, lost the game for John Pomster, ae* of the Juniors, during the past three m Tomorrow, (Saturday), aft th* local Junior* will play a with the Bandon team on th* local diamond. The fray to to two p. m. League standing: Coquille Bandon North Bend Marshfield Myrtle Point ATER .000 KITCHEN Gas Range A fellow giving the name of Wilkie Hasting, and claiming Dillard a* his fiexibility home, was picked up Wednesday ev ening by Officer English with a sack of bottled beer in hi* poaaemion. He did not appear yesterday morning, havirjg given W for hi* appearance in INSULATION consisting of a lining Recorder Leslie's court. between inner and outer wall* of fuel by accos AUTOMATIC LIGHTERS Buy burner including oyen. 1 ly turn an th* gas and burner lights. ENAMEL F1NINSH give* yen even surface, easy to keep were we Special! Tank Water Heaters >21.75 installed. 75c down and 12 to pay. Lib eral allowance on Natural Gas Corporation EVERYTHING WEO 4 SAI MON 4 TH Ut B osweu S isters G cay ¡¡RUTH ETTING ond MOSMAN COLUMBIA NfTWOfK Ths Ogar** that’s MILDER 71* QforWie that TASTES BETTER
