MorbleTournoment
Slated For Coquille
C o q u ille V a l l e y
T h e CoquiBe Active club w ill
sponsor a marble tournament at the
Washington
school
playground
Saturday A p ril 30th. Starting time
w ill be 1:30 p. m.
"Die tournament is open to all
'boys of high school age or less
' in Coquille and the surrounding
¡area.
tX)UNTy OM :oONTHUR8DAY, APRIL Ïl71»49.
j Contestants must provide their
own shooters which must not be
leas than five-eighths of an inch
nor more Mian seven-eighths of an
inch in diameter.
i AM other marbles used in the
1949 COQUILLE MARBLE TOURNAMENT
¡tourney w ill be provided by the
, Active chib.
fre sh on th e heels of a clear vic
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The winner of thia tournament
tory in the Coquille Relays, the
Sponsored by Coquille A ctive Club
¡w ill go to Vancouver, Washington, M y rtle Point Bobcats w ill hit the
;,to compete in the district tourna
MarbTeb T o X a em im ^ ^ t u i S y * A ™ ^ *
road for Eugene and the Hayward
m e n t M ay 7th and 8th. AB ex Relays slated fo r Eugene Saturday
penses of the trip w ill be paid by A p ril 23.
th e Active club.
Coach K u rt Beckham’s charges
governing said contest
a /
, * A ctive c lu b In ternational
Entrants must f ill out the ae- led the field a t Coquille last Sat
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» t,iM / i«« i i k ana maii urday and expect to make a good
immediately to Fred C. Adams showing at the annual University
,COmp,et<d
*** (^ “U,e tournam ent chairman, Coquille o f Oregon event.
W«h school.
Two o f the M y rtle Point track
w . ' ’ * *" rl<ht’ J ick J*<ob»on and Dean
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Coach Girard Jeub. Kenneth
m* k*
trip
B ill LeweHen and T in ke r Hatfield.
(Sentinel Photo) “ nd M rs. George Brooks spent
Easter Sunday at Medford, visit Lew ellen won the pale vault w ith
an eleven-foot leap. Hatield cleared
ing M r. Brooks' parents.
10 4 in th e same event.
SECOND PLACE FINISHERS in the grade school h ..k
h lrh je h o o l under the direction of C o i n e d A«Um, F ™ t
Benham. Back row. left to righl. Lloyd Ftah Kenneth
Trathen and Larry Brag noli.
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Red Devils Finish Fourth
As Myrtle Point Captures Relays
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Red Devils To M eet
North Bend April 30
Name
(Please P rin t)
Address
n i m
C ontrary to any previow re
The M/
Mvrtlp
Pninf 1 Bobcats
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« Coquille
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rtIe P0’”
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Relays port«, Coach Spike Leslie of the
Coquille Red Devils w ill not take
/ ^ tt rn°°n’ W 1 16th’ with speed to spare
fleet-footed charges of Coach Kurt Beckam compiled a The his (track team to the Hayward
of twentv-eioht nninte ♦«, ,.,.11. „Z” . , tompiiea a
Relays, scheduled to be held at
river»,
North — Bend M41U
and m
Marshfield.
These two te a S G n - Eugene, Saturday A p ril 23.
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an
The next event on tap for the
Mhed in a tie fo r second place w ith
to complete
scoring
- ™e- Coquille’s
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VW* S I k K 111 Coquille tracksters w ill be a dual
34 points each
the field events.
meet with the N o rth Bend Bull
T h e Coquille Red Devils finished
Perry, Oerding and Parrish fin
dogs Saturday A p ril 30.
fourth with fourteen counters.
ished second in ttys shuttle hurdles;
The meet, billed for Coquille's
Coquille, failin g to place first in Meltort, W olgamott, C lark and P ar
any event, missed her best oppor rish captured a second in the quar track, w ill get underway at 1:30
tu n ity to stage a w inning event te r m ile sprint race and M cKay, p. m.
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when A r t Richardson, ace Red Wolgamott, Melton and M a rtin
D evil m iler, was forced out of com
dale wound up in a tie w ith M y rtle
petition because of illness.
Point for second place in th e sprint
Tom Coleman captured a th ird
medley to complete Coquille’s scor
in the pole vault; Dallas Farm er
ing fo r the day.
did likewise in th e discus and then
One of the outstanding per
came back to take second place formances was by B ill Lewellen of
in the high jum p and A r t Rich
i t w ill bo another “w orkday” at
M yrtle Point. BiM cleared eleven
ardson fin iA e d third in the javelin feet , to take a firs t in the pole (he Coquille baoebsli park come
before being forced out of the m e e t) v a u lt
next Sunday, according to B ill
Fortier, manager of the Coquille
Loggers.
A large crowd, waa on hand last
week and the fence ig nearing com
pletion However, much remains to
be done before the season opens
and all baseball fans are urged
NEIGHBOR’S
to donate some part of the the day
CHILD FALLS
Sunday, A p ril 24, In an e ffo rt to
OFF SWING!
get everything finished.
Owner of swing was
Alt that is required is a nail
forced to pay doctor’s and
«pron, hamm er and . . . Y O U !
hospital Mils!
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Coach Jess Barton’s 1949 J
American Legion baseball «.am
wiW see action for the t o t to ™
this season Saturday afternoon,
A p ril 23, when the Marshfield
team w ill invade Coquille.
The game, a practice so
w ill get underway at 3 p. m.
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Angling Intensify •
Studied By Slate
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/ lP ri‘ ia w * of the Ore«on
State Game commission bulletin
included a questionnaire to be
filled out and returned by all
anglers.
The questionnaire w ill
also be distributed by license
agents and field men of the com
mission.
The questionnaire is an attempt
to determine the intensity of an
gling on the various bodies of
w ater in the state and to deter
mine the public preferences re
garding species of fish. I f a suf
ficient sample can be secured, the
results w ill provide an excellent
guide for the fisheries department
of the Game commission in fu
ture management activities.
Early returns from the question
naire mailed w ith the bulletin
have been extrem ely encouraging.
The Oregon State Game com
mission is a monthly publication
of the commission dealing w ith
activities of the department and
fish and game situations over the
state.
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Natural grey, cush
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HoldsGuideLicense
Soren Buus, who re a lly likes
fishing, this year holds a guide’s
license fo r the Rogue river, he
stated this week. Fishing on the
Rogue has been ’light” the past
week, but rains are expected to
bring in another run from the
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A ll persons having problems
pertaining to transportation of
non-high students should bring
them before the N on-H igh board
on Wednesday, A p ril 27th. This
meeting w ill be held in the coun
ty court room beginning at 8:00
p. m. A ll transportation contracts
except tw o are open fo r bids.
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