The Coquille Valley sentinel., August 21, 1936, Page 9, Image 9

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Fischer, 2b, c
Pulford, rf
Moore, cf
A long, left-handed pitcher. Bob
Hardy, of Grant* Pass and Ashland,
was on the mound for Coquille last
Sunday and as a result the T/>ggers
managed to beat the “Convicts,” 11
to 2. The result on Monday was not
the same, the locals going down to
defeat, 14 to 5, with Rocky Peterson
on the mound.
Hardy displayed an array of slants
that had the "Convicts” swinging at
thin air. The southpaw, despite his
youthful years, looked the part of a
inoundster and missed a shutout only
by two reverse breaks, a brace of er­
rors In the fifth and a walk in the
v ninth.
His curve, fast one, and
change of pace were working effec­
tively.
The Loggers won the contest in the
initial frame when a combination of
five hits brought in six runs. Later,
in the fifth, another barrage of three
hits, together with a pair of walks,
brought in four more scores,
The
eleventh counter crossed in the sev-
enth without the aid ot a blow.
The Monday evening tussle MW
“Rocky” Peterson ineffective and the
“Convicts" went to town.
“Rocky'r
didn't have the same stuff he gen­
erally has and could not match the
maddened traveling club. Errors be­
hind him resulted in many of
scores marked up against him.
Line-ups:
Sunday Game
Coquille
B R H O A E
Bailey, lb
2 1 0 13 0 1
Calvert, c
4 10 8 10
Foss, as
3 13 14 1
Peterson, cf
4 3 1 2 0 1
Woodyard, 3b
5 3 3 1 3 0
Duncan, If
4 3 3 0 0 0
Fischer, 2b
4 0 0 4 3 1
Pulford, rf
4 110 0 0
Oderkirk, rf
0 0 0 0 0 0 i
Hardy, p
4 0 1 0 4 3 .
3
3
3
0 0 S 1
0 3 0 0
0 0 3
0
0
UNDER THE BLEACHERS
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
(By Mark Seeley)
What get's into a lad who
promise in baseball, but tails to
Total
3
31 5 10 31
jdv: ntage of it, is beyond me. I'm
“Convicts”
speaking particularly of young Eddie
Crowthers, rf
5 2 1 0 0 0
Moore, high school boy, who puts in
Whitman, rf
0 0 0 0 0 0
time on the Coquille Loggers. If Ed­
Connell, If
S 2 3 0 0 0
die expects to go any place in base­
Carold, cf
4 3 4 3 0 0
ball or any other sport, he has got to
Rooney, p
0
3
»
1
4 2
learn to hustle. And the same goes
Ridder, c
3 2 1 S • 1
(or two or three others who are listed
Marks, Sb
4 3 1 1 • 0
as prospects.
These include Alan
Sheahan, Sb
4 1 3 8 0 1
Bailey and Rocky Peterson.
Johnson, lb
3 0 1 3 3 0
By hustling we don't mean just
Merritt, lb
2 0 0 3 0 0
hustle on the ball park during a
Shearer, as
4 « 1 3 3 1
game, but during practice and in
keeping mentally and physically
Totals
38 14 18 22 5 3
aware about the ball game.
Coquille
1 0 0 3 2 0 0— 5
But Moore’s case is the most glar­
2 1 1 3 2 0 1- 10
Hite
ing. Really, Eddie, you looked so
“Convicts”
3 0 0 4 0 7 1—14
heavy footed in Monday night's gains
Hits
3 1 s 4 1 8 0—19
that even Bill Fortier would have
Summary—two-base hits, Peterson,
beaten you to the start. Eddie, what's
Connell, Carold, Rooney;.three-base i
the matter? Were you counting your
hits, Carold, Sheahan, Foss; home
change or merely dreaming your time
runs. Woodyard, Connell; sacrifice
away? You're a nice prospect with
hit, Sheahan; stolen base, Sheahan;
plenty of natural ability, so don't let
wild pitch, Peterson; bases on balls,
it go to waste.
Peterson, 4; struck out, by Rooney 5,
Hustle is the dope.
by Peterson 8; passed ball, Calvert.
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Goodyear Will Broadcast
Digest Election Poll
The Goodyear Tire A Rubber Com­
pany, announces that it has just com­
pleted arrangements to broadcast
three times a week for nine weeks
the results of the Literary Digest’s
presidential poll. This will be the
first time the Digest's copyrighted
figures, which have a record of fore­
casting elections with unusual accur­
acy, will be made available regularly
over the air under dual sponsorship.
Goodyear has arranged with the edi­
tors of the Digest to make the returns
public on a nation-wide network of
NBC stations beginning Wednesday
night, September 2, and continuing
I every Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
Totals
'
38 11 10 39 14 8 I day evenings thereafter until the day
"Convicts"
I before election. The final result will
Crowthers, rf
3 1 0 0 0 0 l be given on Monday, November 2.
Connell, lb, If
4 0 4 14 0 0
So far as the results themselves are
Carold, cf
3 0 13 0 3 concerned, the broadcast will be
Rooney, as
3 0 0 1 3 1 based entirely on the Digest’s own
Ridder, If, c
4 0 0 0 0 0 tabulations of its returns. John B.
Marks. 3b
3 0 12 10 Kennedy, noted author and commen­
Sheahan, 2b
3 110 4 3 tator, will announce the results and
McNamara, c
4 0 0 5 3 0 officiate as editor of the program.
Johnson, lb
0 0 0 0 0 0 Goodyear has obtained the right to
Whitman, p
0 0 0 0 0 1 broadcast on Wednesday the weekly
Shearer, p
4 0 10 3 0 results compiled by the Digest for its
own publication and also to broadcast
Totals
34 2 8 24 13 8 on Mondays and Fridays additional
Coquille
8 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 *—11 results as the returns are compiled.
Hits
3 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 *—10
“Neither the Goodyear company
"Convicts”
00001000 1—3 nor the National Broadcasting com­
Hits
3 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 1—8 pany will participate in any way in
Summary — two-base hits, Foes; the distribution of ballots by the Lit-
three-base hit, Connell; sacrifice hits, . erary
z Digest or in the
„„ w
.11„____ „ „
compilation
of
Bailey, Calvert; stolen base. Pulford;1 the „turns All the mechanics of the
hit by pitcher, Crowthers and Cornell poll will be handled exclusively by
by Hardy; passed ball, Calvert, Me­ the Literary Digest in the Mme man­
na mars; bases on balls, off Hardy 4, ner in which it has conducted polls
off Shearer 8; struck out, by Hardy on presidential election« and other
8, by Shearer S; losing pitcher, Mc­ topics of public interest since it first
Namara; umpires, Roper and Sturdi­ undertook this work in the 1920 cam­
vant.
paign.
Monday Game
B R H O A E
Coquille
WARRANTS TAKEN
4 8 1 9 0 1
Bailey, lb
4 1 1 8 8 0
Calvert, c, rb
Foes, so
4 0 1 0 1 1
4 1 1 0 3 0
Peterson, p
3 3 3 0 3 0
Woodyard, 3b
3 1 2 1 0 0
Duncan, If
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C. V. Guerin, of Los Angeles, ar­
rived Sunday to spend a tvyo-weeks
vacation with relatives in this sec­
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Caulde Cobb, of Palm
Springs, Calif., who have been tour­
ing in Alaska this summer, stopped
over in Myrtle Point last Tuesday to
visit with Mrs. Lily Dement.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoffman spent
the first part of the week in Oakland,
having gone out to the funeral of her
father, Mr. Spencer, who passed
away on Monday.
t
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDonald and
daughter, from Bremerton, Washing­
ton. are visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Mary McDonald, and other relatives
in this section.
Mrs. Chas. Wooldridge entertained
the Octagon Club at her home
Wednesday.
The book review
given by the hostess.
Dainty
freshmenta were served late in
afternoon to Mesdames E. C. Barker,
Bert Pearson, Marlin Evans, L. A.
Laflamme, Paul Breuer, L. P. Linn,
and the hostess, Mrs. Wooldridge.
Mrs. Myrtle Clinton, of Corvallis, is
visiting with relatives and friends in
“Daddy” Grimes says the wrestlers Myrtle Point this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bolinger and
are coming back soon,
The «trike
conditions held up the shows, but daughter, Pat, of Roseburg, were
once a pay day rolls around, I Thursday evening guests of her
imagine that Promoter Harry Elliott mother, Mrs. L. A. Le Flamme.
Mr. and Mrs. Finn us Warner and
will bring back his nice little actors.
My how it will be fun to see the two chilidren have recently gone to
grapplers go at it again, despite the Tacoma, Wash., for a visit with her
fact that we know that it's all a great relatives in that city.
show.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Benson and
Let's hope that Mike “Cry Baby” daugther, Doris, and Willis Simpson,
London is thrown into the ring. He’s all of Lakeside, were Sunday dinner
my favorite. I’d rather see the “Cry guests at the Warren Deyoe home.
Baby” than any other wrestler in the Miss Doris Benson, who has been a
fame. He’s a real show in himself; week's guest at the Deyoe home, re­
turned home with her parents.
an entire evening’s program.
Douglas MacLean, U. 8. N., who
The “Convicts” had a few words to has been home on a two-weeks leave
vuc uvnip«iitnvc
My awuv
about the
comparative incnui
merits u*
of . **a
of uwewu
absence, returned to San Diego on
the Coquille and Bend ball teams. Monday.
They placed the two clubs about on
The Octette Club enjoyed a picnic
a par after breaking even in double at Roseburg Sunday with Mrs. Riss-
| burger, of Roseburg, as hostess. Those
headers in each town.
They consider Billy Calvert to have in attendance were
____ , Mr.
__________
r„
and Mrs.
It over the Bend catchers, though it, Cliff Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
is to be kept in mind that Tommy | Clarence Bartlett and family, Mrs.
Hawkins didn’t receive against the James Welsh, Mrs. Frank Young,
“Convicts” in Bend. Tommy, in case Mrs. Core Steele, Gus Metgus, and
it isn’t generally known, is with Bend family and Miss Jean Harrison, all
this season.
of Myrtle Point, and Mrs. B. H. Bums
The "Convicts” went further to say and son, Bobby, of Coquille.
that Coquille could give Yakima,
Miss Dorothea Chandler returned
Olympia and Bellingham of the to her home on Dement Creek Tues­
Northwest League a tight fight.
day, after spending most of the sum­
Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Lett and little | Mrs. Nancy Nealy visited last Fri-
mer in Myrtle Point with her grand­
mother.
daughter,
Joan, visited from Sunday day with Mrs. Melinda E. Teters,
Agreement Under Terms of
until Tuesday with his sister, Mrs These ladies are among the oldest
Which Strike Was Settled
Elmer Wilson, and family at Sitkum. resident« of the valley.
day. Those who attended the picnic
The grove at Hooten’s Haven was
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I Included Mesdames Ralph Kring, N. the scene at a jolly picnic Sunday af­
<G. W. Perkins, Belle Whitaker. ternoon.
The first group to arrive
seasonal emergencies, it may be nec­ Louise Scoffield, Ernest Clausen,
consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Foresrt L.
essary to operate occasionally for a John Arnold, all of Myrtle Point, Mrs.
Moon, Zella May, Eugene and Edgar,
longer time. We will pay all em­ Claud Giles and Mrs. B. D. Emery, of
and Miss Noneen Crawford, of Myr­
ployees working longer than forty­ Marshfield. The picnic was so en-
tle Point; John Meyers, pf Norway;
tour hours per week at the rate of ioyed that it was decided the next
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lane and children,
time-and-one-half for the excess meeting will be a similar, no-hostess
Darlene, Robert and Roberta, of
hours, except that foremen, machine picnic at the Clausen bar at Broad­
Bridge, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
setup men, tallymen, scalers, firemen bent.
A. L. Wilson and daughter, Ardis, of
and watchmen, due to the particular
Mrs. Wayne Carver returned home San Fernando, California, and Mr.
nature of their work, may be re­ this week after a trip with her par­
and Mrs. L. L. Wilson, of Tracy, Calif.
quired to work in excess of forty- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas, ot
Later they were joined by Mr. and
four hours at straight time.
Powers. The party traveled through Mrs. A/O. Hooten and daughter, Lou;
Any employee, because of an im­ the southern states as ft, east as
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ellis and daugh­
mediate emergency such as a break­ Florida.
ter, Nadine; Mr. and Mrs. John
down or repairs necesMry to the con­
A party of four young women Dunckley and son, Johnny; Glenn
tinued flow of production, that may teachers from Oroville, California,
Hutton and Benjamin C. Jones. Mr.
be called upon to work in excess of were crowded off the Roseburg high­
Jones, whose home is at Brookings,
'orty-four hours, shall do ao on way just south of Remote Sunday left Monday for Granta Paas after an
straight time.
morning.
Although the Chevrolet overnight visit at the Hooton home
Sawmill will operate 40 hours per sedan in which the girts were travel­
week—five eight-hour days.
ing was badly «Tracked, the young
5. The following holidays shall be ladies were not seriously injured. Af­
observed: all Sundays. New Years. ter receiving necessary medical at­
Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor tention. they were taken to ths Myr­
Day, Armistice Dey, Thanksgiving tle Hotel to recuperate. The tour had
Day and Christmas Day. All work been traveling through the north­
performed on these days shall be western United States and Canada
paid for at the rate of time-and-one- and were on their way south wher
half.
This does not affect firemen he accident
ALWAYS
md watchmen.
8. No member of the union shall be
BRIDGE
compelled to go through a picket line
There
was
a
fine attendance at the
or patrol of armed guards.
7. Seniority rights shall apply Grange meeting Saturday evening.
CREAM O’COO
wherever practical The management The following class of candidates was
Coquille,
initiated
in
the
third
and
fourth
de-
and plant committee shall work to
T8e lesi io Dairy Preferì«
this end so that no unjust condition reee of the order: Mr. and Mrs. P A.
Roas. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. LeClerc. Mr.
shall be imposed on either party.
8. No employee shall suffer a re­ »nd Mrs. Orvin Finch, Nadine Ellis.
duction of his or her present wage Myrtle Beckett and Ernest Labart.
rate by reason of the terms of this
R. A. Puett was called to Portland
agrc ement. Apprentice rates shall be last Thursday morning. His daugh­
lixed on a basis of individual effi- ter, Mrs. Wm. Weaver, of Pasco,
ciency and shall apply to new or in­ Wash., who has been ill for several
experienced employees.
weeks was brought there to the
Minimum wages for experienced Coffey Clinic, where she underwent
employees shall be as follows:
a major operation Friday and at lat­
Sawmill, »4.40 per day of eight hrs. est reports was getting along nicely.
All other depts., men, »4.00 per day Mrs. Puett has been with her daugh­
ter for about a month.
of eight hours.
All other depts., women, »3.84 per
Harry Brownson, Mrs. Melissa
day of eight hours.
Irownaon and Mrs. Carrie Benham,
9. The company reserves its right accompanied by their guests, Mrs.
to dismiss any employee who does Hattie Hatcher and daughter, Mae, of
not perform his or her duties in an Myrtle Point, motored to Roseburg
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orderly and workmanlike manner.
Friday.
10. This agreement is to become
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huff and chil­
effective immediately and is to con­ dren returned last week to their
tinue for a period of twelve (13) home here, after living in Terre­
months.
bonne since about July 4th.
Mr.
The committee representing em­ Huff was engaged on a trucking job
ployees have assured us that no strike there.
vote shall be taken in this plant while
Friends of Mrs. Roy Doney, of
the above provisions are being com­ Brookings, Ore., are glad to hear that
plied with. It is agreed that nego­ »he is getting along very nicely, fol­
tiations may start two (3) months lowing an operation for gallstones,
prior to the expiration of this agree­ at the Crescent City hospital
The
ment, for the purpose of either con­ Doneys are former residents of this
tinuing this agreement or preparing community and have relatives and
F. A. POOR. Afftat
the terms of a naw agreement.
many friends here.
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