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PAGB SIX TUB COQUILLE ▼ALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNB 15, 1934. I —-—■»Si n I I ■ , ,1 11 ,H »—W——— l'»l ............... IL .1 --------------------- .seem UNDER THE BLEACHERS It Is a vary accurate little gun; light, MtM7 t?!i tty by M"’. OUT-OF-DOORS STUFF easily handled, excellent range and ed two canaries. As memory serves (By Mark Seeley) By Lans Lenovo good penetration. Lt is really a re me, the mother bird deserted the two One ball team which ueeme to have ft's a funny thing about questions little mites pra tical y at birth, so an Indian sign in some proportions markable little gun. coming in for thia column. Some Besides written inquiries I have Mrs. Smith took up the ieeiing of over the Coquille Loggers is the Cres times it will run along for several is- bed two phone calle thi* week in them. They were fed iroru the point cent City outfit from just over the •rues and not a question seked and quiring aa follows: how old does a of a spoon, bread soaked in milk and stale line in sunny—and rainy—Cali ‘hen all m . once they will start com person have to be before he must pur :rumbs poked lows their throats by fornia. This has been the case in the ing in. It appears that everybody chase an angling license? The an Mrs. SmithM hands. The birds were past, the series of five games up to gets tire mood at the same time. From finally raised. Both are golden- date standing at three games to two swer is 14 years of age. Reedy port comes the query, “do wood The other question also pertains to throated songsters and it is a pleasure for the outfit in the neighboring ducky actually neat in tree»?” The fishing and the questioner inquired as to hear them uing. The particular on\ state. On Sunday hostilities are to answer is yea. The wood duck builds to whether or not it is unlawful to that I referred co at the beginning of be resumed in the local ball orchard, its newt in trees near the water's fish in the ocean without an angling Chis narrative was bursting his ths continuing chapter to take place edge. The neat la built in the hollow license. The answer is no. It is net tlir'sc with epnff. during my visit to the following week-end down the of the tree and is not built with small unlawful to fish either in the ocean or the Smiths. Mra. Smith spoke to her twigs and grasses like many other salt water affected by tide, without son. He arose front thi table, ap coast. Heretofore it has been the sturdy, bird nests, but is composed almost en proached the cate ami quieted the left-handed hurler, Koskela, who a license. tirely of soft feathers. Then Mr. Smith whistled whipped CoquiHe, his baffling array While I was in town the other day song. 1 believe that the general supposi a discussion arose pertaining to the “Cs<ey Jones.” The canary cocked tion prevails that wild ducks build number of small fish that the king his heed, then he straightened up and of slants more than quelling the local bats. their nesja only a few inches above fisher takes during a season. All also whistled “Casey Jones,” and per Once Bill Fortier put Mr. Koskela the water level in marshlands. This la ■sorts of guesses were made and no fectly at that. on the spot This time he loaded up true in certain districts, but in others two seemed to agree. Those who had. It will pay any of you w(ho visit they scorn the water entirely, or entered the discussion were all sur Lakeside to visit the Smiths at the' to the gunwales, traveled to Gold perhare instinct warns them of the prised when I informed them that thia office, where boats and cabins are for 1 Beach and without any ceremony fact tl>at the rising of the water >ird not only was an eater of fish but hire and special guide service may be watched his team blast Mr. Koskela would mean the destruction of their ‘hat he was an expert at catching obtained, and hear their canary and his mates all over Curry county. nests and so they build them far irawflsh, which he seems to relish. whistle “Casey Jones,” You’ll enjoy Mr. Koskela, or any pitcher for that away from the water. - 3ome of the boys seemed to think that it, I know and will find the Smiths I have discovered wild mallard I was spoofing them, but such was very willing to entertain you. And matter, will have little trouble with our ball team if the charges of Bill nests at least a hundred yards from I not the case. I have witnessed many by all means, have Mrs. Smith recite the edge of a lake, beneath a brash times a kingfisher plunge into the her poem concerning the bird that es Fortier don’t sacrifice their Satur day night good time and retire at aa pile upon a stoop hillside. shallows of a pool and emerge with caped from its cage. It’s worth the early hour for a little “shuteye.” When a wild duck is actually tamed a crawfish. v trip alone to hear it. It’s simply Truthfully the Loggers aren’t playing he becomes much more tame and One of the most interesting little beautiful—a real masterpiece. Some trusting than a domesticated duck. birds encountered along a fishing time I am going to prevail upon that up to their respective abilities and Up in Washington I spent a couple stream is the water ouzel, or “bob lady’s good nature to allow me to our informants aay that this is huge of months on a farm where wild ducks ber,” as he is sometimes called. He publish it in thia column, for the ben- ly, not partially, due to week-end hi larity, late Saturday night—more had been tamed. During a thunder is a slate gray little fellow, about the*eflt of my readers, likely Sunday morning—hours, and shower all of them took to the dhelder size of a kildeer anipe. When he “Maggie,” the magpie I spoke of, of the barn, for all the world like a alights upon a rock he is never still, owned by Edna Dobbyn is some bird. whatnot. 'Fans like to witness snappy play, flock of chickens. These same ducks but bobs up and down, up and down. During a recent visit to the Dobbyn used to tag me about the rantfii, bum Oft times he walks to the water’s home, Mrs. Dobbyn remarked that and we can’t be convinced that sleepy- ming me constantly for the grain that edge and into the water until he is knowing I was fond of pelts that she eyed athletes can produce this, and 1 carried in my pocket for them. At completely submerged. Many a time was going to idiow me something un they should realise that some of the email crowds in attendance at past one time nine of them walked into I have sat perfectly etill and watched usual in the line of pets, Going to games are now being answered for. our kitchen and set up a load quacking one of these little fellows strolling the back porch she called, “Maggie! Possibly Manager Fortier should wind for some vort of "eats..” about under several inches of water Maggie!” And here came a 1 magpie From Medford cornea the query, ' up his mansgerial tongue. picking choice water bugs from the walking across the yard. “will trout salmon a dog?” I note bottom , of a stream “Come up here, Maggie," called Coquille’s playground is • fine where the editor of the wild Hfe lines This bird has one o the sweetest Mns. Dobbyn, and up the steps came start in the direction which will lead of a Portland paper claims that they { songs of any bird that flies, which Maggie. “Get in your cage,” in toward further progrewive steps. will not. but my hueband claims that ( fact is not generally known. Ueuatly structed her mistress and Maggie Recreational athletic activities for they will. Will you please pass your : this song may be heard just as day pr oceeded to climb Into her cage, young and old in our city have been opinion on the question. Signed Mrs. is breaking. It is a song never to be set upon «he back porch. greatly lacking, and up to this year J. H. Hubert.” forgotten once It is heard. “Now Maggie,” continued her mis very few moves were made to improve The answer io yes. Trout from the Right here in Coos county we have trees, “I want you to call the kitty.” this negligence. Junior League ball waters of Pacific coast streams will two of the most unusual trained birds Maggie cocked her heed and be organized boys of the ages eligible for salmon your dog just the same as a that I believe may be found any salmon will, m I would advise you I where in the Northwest today. One gan, "Kitty-kftty-<kitty-kitty. Where'.. this competition, but the necessary not to feed your dog trout, regerdleM of them is a magpie owned by Mrs. Jim? Now Mama, where can Jim be? elimniation left only a few of the boys Oh, kitty-kitty-kitty—now where’s more adapted to baseball. of statements to the contrary. Edna Dobbyn, of (Bunker Hill, and the With the playground both boys and Frcm North Bend the question is other is a canary owned by the Smiths Jim?” Which I claim is certainly girls of all ages can obtain outdoor asked as to whether a 25 Remington •at lakeside, proprietors of the Log going some for a mere magpie. Has any one else an unusual pet? recreation necessary for health and is an effective deer gun. The answer Cabin Boat Dick. Unfortunately I to thia is also yes. The 25 Reming I misplaced all the data I gathered on If so I would be glad to hear concern body building. We would also like ton either in the auto-loading or trom : the canary, which was real intereet- ing them. Anything from a trained to see tennis advanced, as Well as bone action is an excellent deer gun. , ing, but which I will try to impart to flea up to elephants. Come on, let’s other sports which are at present un especially with the new ammunition. you the beet I can from memory. 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It was not only the fifth win for the locals but also the fifth straight since Coquille fell be fore Toledo in the season’s opener. Not until the seventh inning did Bill Fortier’s gang put over the counters which clinched the fray, the score having been knotted twice previous ly. In the eventful seventh hard hit ting was clearly responsible for rune. Thompson, as first up, singled. Moran sent him on to third with a one-base blow, and immediately stole second. Marsden rattled off a triple to send in both Thompson and Moran, and w-ts scored himself when Fischer doubled. In between, Bailey had grounded out and after Fischer’s blow Stewart also bounded out and Kolstad whiffed to rnd the canto. Each club put over two scores in the ninth, but these were 0 nly added as concluding gestures. Lineups: Coquille B R H Pulford, If 3 0 0 Fischer, 2b 5 0 1 Stewart, os 4 1 2 Kolstad, 1 b 3 1 0 Murray, p 5 0 1 Woodyard, 3b 3 0 1 Thom; son, cf 5 2 2 Moran, c 4 2 2 Woods, rf 2 0 0 Mar»d‘>n, If 2 2 1 2 0 1 The joke sport of the day is wrest Bailey, rf ling. Not far behind is boxing. Foot Total 38 B 11 ball is at present high in the eyes of B R H our »port-minded people. Baseball is Oakland 4 1 0 struggling through a period of de Hogue, If 5 11 0 cline. Basketball keeps on an even W. Neas, ss 5 0 2 keel year after year, but never in the P. Neas, cf F. ¡Darby, 2b 4 0 2 real money. Smith, *lb 4 0 0 3 0 1 CoquiUe Junior Leaguers Win Hogan, c Wear, cf 0 1 0 For the first time since Junior D. Goodman, 3b 8“ 1 0 League baseball was started in Coos S. Goodman, p 3 1 0 county the Coquille team has tri Riley, p 3 0 0 umphed over Marshfield’s entry, the won occurring iast Saturday, 9 to 7, Total 34 5 6 27 12 3 on the bay hail field. Summary: Earned runs, Coquille 5, 'It was a clear cut victory, the local Oakland 4; three-base hits, Marsden; youngster» grabibng an early lead two-base bite, Fischer, P. Ness; stolen and keeping it throughout the fray. bases, Stewart 2, Moran 2, Kolstad, Once with the bases loaded and Hogue; hit by pitcher, 8. Goodman, no men out, Jose Barton tightened his D. Goodman, Hogan; wild pitches, belt and retired the side without a Murray; first base on errors, Coquille run. On two other occasions, run 8, Oakland 1; double plays, Stewart ning catches in the outfield by Bailey to Fischer to Kolstad, W. Neas to F. and Jewel stopped a threat cold. Darby to W. Neas to Smith; bases Marshfield played steady ball, but on balls, off Murray 4, off S.Goodman the ail around versatility of the Co 1, off Riley 4; struck out by Murray quille American Legion representa 9, by S. Goodman 2, by Riley 4, los tives could not be denied. Coquille's ing pitcher, Riley; left on bases, Co lineup consisted of the following boys: quille 10, Oakland 8. Waggoner, short atop; Jewel, right field; Bailey, Centerfield; Schaer, third Business Men Doing Better base; Barton, pitcher; Swain, right field; McClellan, first base; Vincent, The Business Men’s baseball team catcher, and Wood, second base. Sum- finally found a winning combination mary: z last Tuesday evening and for the first R E time in four tries were able to defeat H Coquille 9 • 0 the Smith Wood-Products team, at Marshfield 7 7 4 the ball park Tuesday evening. The Batteries: Barton and Vincent, score was 12 to 6. Jutenan and Browning; strike outs, In the first inning the B. M. landed Browning 18, Barton 12; two base hit, on Penny Sturdivant, Smith pitcher, Scftnick; three-base hit, Bailey; home for seven solid blows, scoring six runs run. Browning. and they might have been running bases yet had not Earl Webb tried to steal third. He almost made it, too. but Ralph Taylor tagged him for the third out. Art Berg, who twirled for the B M., had a more baffling hook Tuesday 1 Clean up Your Dairy Barns by evening, mixing it with a alow one' Whitewashing which kept the veneer whiffing, or 1 Reasonable Rates or Trade popping up easy ones. Both Art and 1 W. H. MABEN, Coqaille Penny slammed out home runs, Art’s Orders taken at Bill’s Place going through the gate. It was as far travelling a Mt as has ever been seen in Athletic Park. “Pinny” was buying linament this week and says he is going to stop these heavy-hitting refugees from the old men’s home if he has to spend all hia wages to get into condition. But' they weren’t all decrepit» last Tues day. "Tex” Pease at third, Ken Med ford in left, Don Gillespie in center, and Don Carver at second, spurred up the IB. M. considerable. Luckey Bonney says he wants a better report of these crucial games, but he hasn’t yet provided a box score, and a scorer who can distinguish be- Schick r Z zo H 1*93-4* tween a safe 'hif and an error! Quite a crowd was out Tuesday eve ning and the razzing seemed to indi- ‘ cate a partisanship for the wood workers’ team. Eagle Couldn’t Lift Deer One of the strangest eights wit nessed among the wild life of Curry county recently was related by Jim Miller who has a place about fifteen miles up the river from Gold Beach, says the Curry County Reporter. Miller was going through the forest when he came upon a large eagle at tempting to carry off a fair size deer. The big bird had a wing spread esti mated to be nearly nine feet, and when he attempted to rise with the deer he could get two feet off the ground at a time but was unable t > lift the animal’s entire weight. Miller scared off the eagle and the deer went on its way badly scratched up by the bird’« talons. Camp Fire Girls Notes A-O-Wa Ki Ya, our Campfire group, took our first long hike Tuesday. We hiked to Marc Shelley’s ranch on Rink creek. Mrs. Shelley had lunch for us, which wao eaten outdoors. We had salads, sandwiches, pickles, cake and punch. During the afternoon we played game«. We all had a very nice time.—Laurel Fuller, Scribe. WAKEUP YOUR WITHOUT CALOMEL Dr. Miles NERVINE “Did the work’ says Miss Glivar WHY DON'T YOU TRY ITf After more than three month» •< suffering from a nervous ail- ManL Mias Glivar used Dr. Miles N*vlna which gave her such gplendld results that she wrote US an enthusiastic letter. W you tufftr from “Nerve».“ If lit awake night», at sudden noises, ttre wilp, are cranky, blue and W«tw, your nerves are probably out of order. Quiet and relax them with the «me medicine that “did the work” far thia Colorado girl . "Nerves” have troubled you for hours or for »rouTl find thia time remedy effective. At Drag UM.
