The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 26, 1935, Page 10, Image 10

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Ol’T-OF-DOORS STUFF
low. There were plenty of trout in
UNDER THE BLEACHERS Loners Drub Roseburg
that stream in those days, but today
By Lana Leoevs
By Mark Seeley
Here Last Sunday, 11-2
hundreds
of
fishermen
have
access
to
Fall Is fast approaching. It won't
it and they are fast disappearing.
Each
year
Coquille
baseball
has
be long now until the nimrod may
It wasn't their fault in any sense
There are open and closed seasons exhibited players looked on by the
thrill to the savage strike of the
on rabbits in many eastern states, fans as being timber for the upper of the word, and if things had gone
chinook and silverside in our coastal
they being classed as a game animal. realms of the game. Not all of the as they should have, the debut of Carl
streams. It won’t be long until the
I always derive a kick out of stories hopes have pulled through, but for a Gilbert and BUI Fortier, together
rifle may be uncased and the hunter
written by eastern gunners of thriU- while at least one lad or another was again, would have been an unscathed
stalks his buck in a mountain retreat.
rabbit hunts in which bunny touted. Again this season we have one, “Gilly’s" literally and “Willie's*’
It won't be many moons until the *n8
is knocked over with a charge of such a situation and, of course, with actually, as the Coquille Loggers
gunner follows his dog across the
stepped out to overturn or shoot
lowlands in pursuit of the long-tailed seven and a halts as he bounds along the usual “ifs” and “maybes” tacked down the Roseburg Eagles here, last
the -^
time
* long-eared rabbit hound on.
Chink."
Z And * “
”7 is not far
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Easterners are also wont to count
Before the present Fortierian re­ Sunday, by an 11 to 2 count.
distant that the hunter may wend his
For two long innings, as it seemed
each point on a buck’s antlers. For gime started back in 1824, there were
way to the marshlands, gun tucked
Instance, a set of antlers with four such likely prospects as Gordon to them, the battery of old got by
beneath tris arm, head bowed before
points on each side and which is "Cutie” Slade, "Fuzzy” Carson, and nicely, but in the third frame, the aet
a lashing gale and driving rain. Soon
known as a four pointer in the west, "Babe” Thomas, lads who at that limit anyway, the breaks broke. The
the air-lanes will be filled by the old ‘ is classed as an eight pointer back
lime flashed brilliantly.
Slade, as actual part to Fortier came when one
honkers from the far north on their
east. Crow hunting is engaged in by everyone knows, went to town in a of his poor, poor, unlimber legs re­
migration to the south. After a long
thousands of hunters in many states big way, while Thomas was in the ceived a crack by a ball that might
dormant season, consisting of many
east of the Cascades.
Decoys are minors for years, though Carson have put a younger man on the
months that the hunter is unable to
even used to lure the crow within faded after attempts here and there. bench, but not BiU. As for Gilly, he
pursue his various favorite pastimes,
gun shot range. Hunters spend whole
Our own Arthur Ernest Pulford struck out the first batter, but the
fall is welcomed. It brings with its
days on crow flyways and about de­ was a mighty fine prospect from second man hit for one sack. The
advent various open seasons, as well
coyed fields to get a few shots at the 1924 to 1928, but his star dimmed as stage was set for a double play and
as better fishing, things that are ac­
old black fellow. These birds are his age increased. “Ding** Mulligan it should have materialized when
tually dear to the heart of the out- very shrewd and where they are
came to Coquille from Springfield in “Chuck” Wirth made a boot, which
doorsman. And it brings, too, beauty warred upon they are an unusually
1926, and at spring training with the he seldom does, and a score was reg­
unsurpassed by any other season of
hard bird to bag and tax the prowess San Francisco Seals he was one of istered as his hurried throw bounded
the year. Nature is lavish to the ex­ of any gunner. Squirrel hunting is the last rookies to go.
into left field. An out then occurred,
treme with her paint brush during___ _____
.
also indulged in, in many eastern and
The Coquille Loggers of 1929 was after which two Eagles singled, the
the months of fall. Green leaves are
states
— ------- —— From a corns- a team of all-stars, but most of the first hit driving in the second score,
converted to golden shades.
Soon
pondent back in Kentucky I received number were -boys who had been bat- but with two men out the “Old
they die and flutter to the ground, a very enthusiastic letter not long ting around the bushes for years with Horse” fielded an easy chance, him­
leaving stark branches to shudder in ago, telling of the opening of the
self, for the third retirement.
the first embrace of the winter winds. squirrel season there and of how he
Heaps of golden leaves lie upon the had bagged three red squirrels. He
ground and grace the trails of the was as enthused over this accom­
forest, but 'ere they fall, decked in plishment as moat hunters are over
ance the reception was lpng and bois­
their
golden shroud they have the bagging of a big buck. Take it
terous. With the hickory Bill re­
aroused wonderment and admiration all in all, we are blessed here in the
ceived no chance, he walking, but Gil
in the eyes and hearts of many who I west by species
____ of game in “ more
lofted a fly to right field which was
behold them. There are many of us'plentif^ lumbers'thin a'great many
an out.
“Cocky" Brewer and Dan Moran
who prefer spring, others enjoy the states east of the Cascades
warmth of the summer months, but
A p.ir
evening grosbeaks show-
replaced the recruits when the fourth
started, .with the count at two-two.
to me there is no mason that can ed up here at the ranch last Sunday,
compare to late fall.
It is the first of these birds I have
The loggers gained a one run ad­
It is true that spring, emerging
ln the Fairview district. They
vantage in their portion of the fourth,
from the cold clutch of winter tarings (dually travel in flocks numbering
and until the eighth the issue re­
joy to our lives, what with its bloom- |from ten to fifty, but just the lone
mained thusly.
As a starter in the eighth, Moran
ing flowers and the joyful song af pair was all that was in evidence
walked and the parade was on its
birds Spring is creation itself. It here. For years and years, as retu­
way, though at that, two were away
rn then that the birds nest, various |*rly as the season rolled ’round, a
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_ __ __ _______ as the result of ill base-running be-
flowers are planted and the soil is Urge Bock of them visited my dad's __ _____
turned for the planting of the crops, place at Coquille. I have also seen yet. I, for one. hope That the boys ,ore the »corers began to register
Summer in a measure is the cere- a flock or so on our homestead In do make the grade if such is their consistently.
Before the end came,
taker of all that is created in the Douglas county. It is claimed by ambition. Ifs a hard trail to fol-,et*bt runners were in on seven hits,
springtime and summer can be as several naturalists of note that these IOW
low, , our
but wiui
with an wnouni
amount oi
of real, non-
hon- ( .•
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brace —
<* wa,k
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duo
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harsh and cruel—yes, even more so birds are rare except in winter in est work Brewer or Peterson might P1®*8 Among the blows was a long,
[hard hit home run by “ Bam ” Wood-
than winter. Hot blistering days un- Bny ipot in the U. S. The strange' g<> along.
(hard
do the work of spring’s creations. Hot part of it is the fact that never have. One thing Brewer must discover is yard »coring one man ahead
rloi/w rinv dove
ttia nrinofunl w I sighted
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’4 perform with
these
birds
that a pitcher
must be a pitcher, as! I *T*V»*»
The TAoacr.
Loggers z4iz4«*,
didn't
months. Their visitations have al- well as a thrower. He is the posses- «hsolute alertness in this fray, but
Coquille
Wirth, 2b
which Bailey, cf
1
Woodyard. 3b
Schaer, 3b
Kolstad, lb
Barton, lb
Roper, rf
Pulford, If
Peterson, ss
Fischer, if, cf
Fortier, c
Moran, c, rf
Gilbert, p
Brewer, p
1
Roseburg
Taylor, cf, ss
Robertson, 2b
Dominlco, ss, 3b
Mardin. If, lb
Hughes, If, p
Kincart. 3b, c
Hauser, rf, cf
Goff, c
Tynen, rf
Barr, p
Willett, lb
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i 1 i CTP1CITY / CHEAPFR* BETTER'
The Zodiac Club
Mr. Rnrlr
notice of sale of land ac -
QUIRED BT COOS COUNTY,
Mrs. Rock Robison entertained the
OREGON, FOR DELIN-
members of the Zodiac Club at her
QUENT TAXES
home on Friday evening. July IS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Mrs. Jane Burch was a new member under and by virtue of an order of
u.
by-laws were adopted during the Cooa. on the 22nd day of July, 1935,
business meeting and a very lovely commanding me to sell the following
birthday gift was
presented Mrs. described lands, to-wit:
Robison. Following the meeting cards'
6 |n Blocfc j
Pr,t*
and music were enjoyed by those
present. At a late hour the hostess
served refreshments to Mesdames
Hannah Josal, Gladys Wheeler, Edna
Kern. Dorothy Curter, Ethel Fuller,
Addition
toMyrtle Point,
Oregon, according to the plat
thereof on file and of record
“ cteri.0^“ fLSl Cn*~"
C°" C‘"*r’ 0Pe‘>2„.78
Virginia Colstead, Ora Tennant, Jane • Lot 1 in Block >0 in Ex ten -
Burch, Blanche Mast and Bonnie »Jon to Brown’s Addition to
Greerr Mrs. Geneva Selman was a Jown^ ^LordfnT’to th^ptet
special guest.
'thereof on file and of record
Instead of the regular August in the office of the Coun-
meeting the club will hold a picnic ‘F Clerk, Coos County, Ore-
supper at Bandon beach on August |g°PSHALL,
compliance with »w
25
Members will bring a basket order, on Saturday, the 24th day of
lunch and their families as their August, A. D., 1935, commencing at
guests.
¡the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said
Coquille Happy Til
No sale shall be made of the above
parcel of real property for a leaser
amount than the minimum price
Dated at Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, this 25th day of July, A. D.
Wm. F. Howell,
28t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
New low Price
on all kinds of
COAL
Chadwick Lodge No. 18
A. F. ft A. M.
Stated CoMnuaicatioa
Tuesday, Au*. IS, • p. »•
Mansell Drayage &
Delivery Co.
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