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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1949)
• ; ì r 0101022323539000012301022353232323230153232323480223480053 Parsing The BUCKl D v n n t îz w B y CHU CK P R ITC H A R D _____________ 53 Coquille Loggen Shut Out Reedsport Nine, 10-0, Here Sunday T he C oquille Loj o o -rs g ain ed a firm e r hold on a b e rth ---------------- playoffs of th e S o u th w e ste rn O regon leag u e w h en J*"®11? got on r i «h l “ de ° f in th e 1949 9 pla 1 S u n d ay w hen th e y tram p led th e inv ad in g th ey sh u t out th e highly ra te d R eed sp o rt nine by a score ol' 10-0 a t F o rtie r F ield S unday afte rn o o n , J u ly 17th shut L " o ut ’ I0-°- oquille’s stan th d e in g fiv in h ^ n d ^ " d “ ^ 5 ? * * i a f k 8 gOK eague h a s C now passed e The first meeting between the offs k’ d 41,6 1,078 a re a cinch to h® in th e Piay- two clubs on June 5th was just the C öq m iie V alley th e I S e n tin e l North Bend Holds SWO League Lead Ml. Slates Wins Over S,evens 21-8 opposite; for, on that occasion, the Reedsporters put the Coquille in Wlth three games r e m a in in g fr. Loggers scalp come July Slat. vaders in reverse gear with a 6-2 he played, the Loggers are tied The final game of the season for third place with Reedsport w ill see those two traditional riv defeat Both teams have won four and als, Coquille and Bandon, mix i t , This week, the same two pitchers, Brewer and DeW itt, faced each lost three. Sunday, July 24th, the As the Southwestern Oregon ag ain ; but this time, Baseball league completed the sec Loggers go to North Bend in an This game, like the last one and effort to knock the undefeated ail the others between these two •Cocky1’ had the situation under ond week of the second h alf of the [Editor’s Note: The following Merchants o ff their one thousand nines, should be a classic. A ll control from start to finish, al season, the North Bend Merchants per cent perch. baseball fans in the Valley w ill lowing just »two scratch singles still remained undefeated, although news about the Coquille Softball League arrived too late for last I f the Loggers continue to work remember that first game of the during the entire nine innings. they received a jolting scare Sun Coquille scored one run in the day afternoon when the Coce Bay week's paper but is presented at as smoothly as they did against season between these two clubs Reedsport, that feat should not when “Cocky” Brewer and D ier- fourth inning on singles by Lumber team, winiess this season, this time so that you can keep your Marchand, prove too difficult for the power iekx, fought a terrifie pitchers’ i m arcnaM ' Mclntee and a sacrifice held the league leaders on even records on the season’s activities AU records ere laden Fortier-men. The local boys duel; and the Loggers, dogged by : oy Fass* t t - terms until the seventh inning. up to date. collected eleven hits off Reeds that bad luck that had followed No&hng happened in the fifth, North Bend finally pulled ahead through Wednesday. June 13th, only.] port’s DeWitt, a pitcher with more them since the Reedsport game but Loggers broke out with a at that point and went on to M.t. Sto’es Power Co. pounded than a little on the ball, and finally lost a 2-1 decision in thé rM h of kits in ““ th that net- win 6-5. out a 21 to 8 win over Stevens “Cocky” Brewer’s two hit pitching last half of the ninth. I four additional runs and put Down Bandon way, the invading Hdw. Wednesday night, July 13th. Yes, there’s some mighty good ! tlle < *me on Ice- Forkner opened was well-nigh perfect. Powers A C team ran into too much What Is probably more impor baseball left yet. For thrills and inning with a smashing double batting power and lost the game Stevens Hdw. in turn collected 8 tant is that Coquille’s fielding real downright excitement, you 1anc* was followed by a pair of runs on only 5 hits and ‘errors and rated 1000 per cent Sunday. Not can just about depend on thé Log singles o ff the bets o i Joe M ar 12-4. Powers did collect eleven walks took care of the rest of the hits but gave up eighteen. one member of the crew was gets for the rest of the year, game. This was strictly a game chand and Jack Fassett Mclntee Sunday, July 24th, Cequllle goes of charged with a bobble. as ™ ” comical errors and walks os • e aral Bob Douglas then drew free te North Bead. Bandon travel* Joe Marchand appears to have o « b Bay V X goes ’ S i E 2 T team ’ howed much in de- trips to first, but Douglas was Reedsport and c Cooe Visit In Coos County— M r. and found his batting eye and from caught attempting to steal sec here on out can be considered a Mrs. Dick Wallace were Coos ond. Coleman then laid down a Powers. Mt. sû tes Power Co. O o Mrs dangerous hitter by any pitcher county visitors last week. Pos A ff R sacrifice bunt for the second out, LEAGUE 8TAN DO NG I Marchand in the league. Against Bandon Wallace is the former Jane A xtell 4 5 3 and Tommy Hawkins drove in the and reports that she still has a W ON LOST PCT. Forkner two weeks ago, Joe blasted three 6 2 3 fourth run w ith a sharp single. North Bend ..... .. T mighty soft spot in her heart for 0 100C Thompson ..... 3 hits in five attempts, then came 4 2 Brewer then grounded out rfiort- Bandon ... ........ 8 1 85» Shipp ............... g back last Sunday with three out Coquille, and always feels like it 1 d Coquille ___ of four. ------ is home every time they come srtop to first to retire die side. 4 3 571 Paulson ........... i 1 2 Coquille picked up one more run Reedsport .... 4 3 571 Sprague ........ 10 That biggest weakness of the South. M r . Wallace travels. Their 2 2 in the seventh on another double home is in Portland. , Powers ...___ 1 6 I diggers, punch behind the bats, 143 B. Payton .... 9 3 • • 3 by A l Forkner and a • single by Coos Bay ...... 0 really does seem to have cleared 7 000 Leatherwood 7 Fassett. 3 2 up; for A l Forkner has logged five Return From California— Mr. and Stevens :......... 5 2 0 S till the Loggers had a rally out of nine in the last two games, Mrs. Hal Pierce returned Satur Sk Clair .......... g 3 2 and Jack Fassett. clean-up man, day from a vacation trip to Cali left in their system, and it broke Ward well ..... 2 3 2 put the wood on three out of four fornia. : They visited thelr.son-in- out with a vengeance in the eighth, Totals ......__ 29 21 law and daughter, M r. and Mrs. E. scoring fotir runs on three bits, thia week. Stevens Hardware W Gallager in San Carlos, and one walk, an error and a wild e Pos. AB R ’ The game seheduled between spent some time in Oakland and pitch. Two little playmates, each with 4 Coleman opened the inning by the same surnames, though no rela C. Billings . the Loggers and Coos Bey Lum in San Francisco. Accompanying ber for July S lit at North Bend them home from Son Francisco grounding out third to ^ rs t. Haw tion, celebrated their fourth birth R. Williamson 2 C. Billing* .... 1 1 transferred te Fortier was Mrs. Pierce's brother and sis kins gained first an an error by day anniversaries on Thursday 1 Field, according te word received ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. P. Vane the Reedsport shortstop, and afternoon. The honored guests E. Griggs __... 5 M. Mitchell ....... 3 Maury, who w ill fly back to their Brewer advanced when he was were Brenda, daughter of M r. and from Bill Fortier today. 0 .... 6 u It is felt that Fertter Field w ill home on Saturday. W hile in Co hit by a pitched bell. Deve Deug- Mrs. Joe Bailey, and Bobby, son P. Parrish D. McCool ....... 7 draw mere fans than North Bend quille in addition to visiting the les then drew a walk, and A l Fork of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bailey. 0 Clayton :__ 7 in view of the fact that Coos Bay Pierce's, they are spending a part ner collected his third consecutive 0 The children were entertained D. Martindale .. 9 is bolding down the cellar spot of their time with another sister hit, e single. Marchand and Fas out-of-doors, where games were 1 in the league. However, It would Miss Bess Maury. sett followed Forkner’» lead by playêd and cake and ice cream B. Martindale ..10 0 Totals *...... .... 17 be folly to dlaeount the Lumber- • collecting a »ingle apiece with, was served. Each little guest re- • • In Oakland Tuesday — Mr. and Hawkins, Brewer, Dave D o u g la s en on that score. They ceived as a favor a top wrist League Standings nearly tripped North Bend ___ Mrs. Fred Bull visited in Oakland, and Forkner crossing t plate w h Sunday, and they’ll "be out for the Oregon, on Tuesday. w with the final runs. Pet. Present were Johanna and The Loggers collected eleven Hugh Pinkston. Colin and Dennis Coquille Active Club 6 1000 .833 their ten runs without Finley, Alice and Tandra Bahr. Lorens Dept. Store.......5 Mt. Skates Power ____ ..4 committing any errors. .500 Keno Jewell, David Brown, Joe Da W itt’s team-mates were and Brenda Bailey, Bobby, Susv Stevens Hardware ....... 3 .428 Myrtle Point Active....... 1 charged with five errors. .143 and Tommy Bailey. M yrtle Point Veneer ...1 The Lineups: .143 The line-ups: Soft Bail Top Batting Averages Coquille AB R H P O A Player Team AB * H Pet. D Douglas, lb — 4 1 0 14 0 Kmsey, M. P. Veneer____________ 15 8 .533 F o r k n e r ,_____ 5 3 C. Allord, C. A. C .......... ................... 18 0 500 Marchand, If _ 4 3 B. Mason, C. A. C .__ ____________ 16 8 .500 » assert, 2b — . 4 3 Blum, M. P. Veneer............................. 10 5 600 Mcintee, 3b ___ 5 1 E. Dalynnple, Lorens............... .......... 14 6 .429 B. Douglas, e_ 3 0 D. Farmer, C. A. C ..... .... ........ ........ 12 5 .417 Coleman, r f __ 3 0 A. Kreck, C. A. C.............. ............. 17 7 .412 Hawkins, c ___ 4 J Klein, M. P. Veneer............................ 20 8 .400 Brewer, p -------- 3 0. N. Kyne, Lorenz.......... .......... _ 23 B .301 H. Belloni, M. P. A. C................. 18 7 .380 Totals -35 10 U 27 13 0 C. Teucher, Lorenz.......... ................. 17 6 .353 Guy, M. P. A. C _____.............. ....... 20 7 Horton, 3b ____ 4 .350 0 5 D. Riggs, Lorenz................................. 21 Peterson, 2b _ 3 7 333 0 1 Sullivan, Lorenz ___ ...___________ 18 b Severson, lb _ 3 .333 1 10 J. Darymple, Loren*_____ _______ Mansker. If __ 3 15 5 0 2 .333 G. Kern, M. P. Veneer Haines, r f ____ 3 20 6 .300 M . Mitchell, Stevens Jercek, ss ____ 3 17 6 .353 B. Payle, M t. States Power.. - .... DeWitt, p ___ 3 15 6 .400 J. Clayton, Stevens............................ Burt, c f ______ 3 19 6 .316 C liff Billings, Stevens. 23 7 .304 » . L urL. L a al j “ M00F * 6,AI" «««ITS Creiger, c ____ • . 3 • Forkner, St. States Power___ 13 4 308 Kentucky Whiskey— A Blend national distillfis piob . coip ., k . v . D. Stevens, M t. States P ow er, DISORDERLY CHARGE F IL E D 23 7 .304 A charge of disorderly conduct C. Billings, Stevens ___ _____ 20 6 .300 was filed by state police Tuesday against S. H. Donated of Coquille after an altercation in which Frank Brewster was found spat tered with blood in the Watson rooms. According to Donated be had been passing the rooms when Brewster picked a fight. Brews ter reportedly suffered a broken nose. Fox, c _______ 1 0 0 0 0 0 T o ta ls ------ 28 0 3 24 12 5 ’laym ates Enjoy T h e ir Birthday HKn998 FOR R E N T — 2 Room furnished it. Couple only. Phone ■L. 27tl* their kindness to us at the time at the loas of husband and father. We thank the boys at N. S. P. logging camp for their beautiful floral piece. M ary Maiden and family. • • STORK NEW S A daughter, weighing seven pounds, five ounces, was born on Monday, July 18, to M r. and Mrs. Leland Marshall of Co quille Mrs. Marshall and baby are patients at Falk hospital, Coquille. Births at the Mast hospital the past week were. To M r. and M rs .. Robert H. Banning, M yrtle Point, on Tues day, July 12, so*,. To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd £ Caudle, Broadbertt, on Wednes day, July 13, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelly Bandon, on Friday, July 15, a daughter. To M r. and Mrs. Frank F. Vida, on Saturday, July lfl, a daugther. To M r. and Mrs. W illiam N. on Sunday, July 17, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Simming, S it- kum Route, M yrtle Point, on Tuesday, July 18, a son. THEY H eavy summer travel is hard on motors. A. H. BICKER highly accurate testing machines 307 N. Elliott Phone 422 handled by efficient mechancis w ill de term ine quickly trouble. D rive the in for source a of motor thorough car THE OREGONIAN check-up, to keep your car rolling during AGENCY these pleasant travel months. TOUR OREGONIAN AGENT Church Pontiac 4M W. Front Coquille Phone 4M North Willard M Coquille, Oregon y Track walkers are maintain«^ by railroads for Ufa and prop erty protection! ERN IE S M IT H PROTECTS .> . with the best Fire Insurance coverage obtainable) Ernie Smith Insurance A gency Bid«. C oquille Ä e n e 3M R -U -A W A R E 7> F iv e m in u te s here aftd fiv e m in u te s th e re can m ak e a lo t of d ifferen ce in y o u r tim e d u rin g a d ay. W hen y o u . w a n t to sav e th o se precio u s m in utes, b rin g y o u r c a r to th e C oquille Service Station ____ MSk T he a n t bear is quite large 8t2E 6UT I» CAPABLE OP DKi- GIN8 A HOLE IN SOLID OROUSO, THAT WILL MH* IT FROM VIEW, IN <jM LESS wvCaea» IRAN raartNua'e r U MINUTES. IN fo r fa s t w a sh in g . and g re asin g w ork. How Fast Can You S T O P ? How Safely Can You • G O ? Your Life M a y Be H anging By “ • A TREAD 1 NO W !2 m,nth writ«« W e’l l Give. You A G reat er Trade-In on a new aet POLAROID ^ » /C A M E R A WITH A Our Mn. T ra d e - In I d Coquille to • • Vacation In Coquille — M r. and Mrs. T. J. Pritchard of Portland arrived in Coquille early Thurs day morning to spend a tan day vacation with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pritchard. • • to does Ernie Sm ith ‘T~ T Those O ld Tires Journal A g e n t enjoy Com plete «itti even riding pleasure as w ell as safety I NO* Budget Term s STOCK of C O Q U H -L E S T U D IO & C a m e ra Shop 3M W. First S t C oquille Ph. 20-R of A tlas Tires and you’ll driving. Think o f the fun you can have with a camera that givee you the fintohed picture in a minute! Show your guests their pictures while the party to still going on. Make sure you’ve got onoe- in-a-lifetim e vacation scenes, wed dings, fam ily gatherings. Only the Polaroid Camera lets you see your pictures as you take them - at the very mom ent they mean the most. S ,» '.“ • ■ ■ a 6 0 tt a ^ & PRO TECT! • K YOUR V t ’ Mr. and Mrs. W. Bosserman Were hosts Sunday when the an nual Past -Matrons and Patrons picnic of Beulah Chapter, No. 6. was held at their summer home at Rock creek. Guests who attended the affair were enthusiastic about the day’s outing. Riding hones were provided -for those who wished to ride; many took advan tage of the opportunity to swim, while others enjoyed the sight seeing. In CoBnty— M r and W illiam A. Keller of Salem are visiting in Coos county this week. They left Coquille for Salem in C ARD OF TH A N K S I wish to thank mv friends for 1837 where he la employed by the Portland General Electric, TW O-BEDROOM Apartment for rent. Year’s lease. Across from Ford Garage. See by appoint ment. Phone 416R. Call even ings. 2 7 tlc j Motor Problems Are In Season! Bosserman Cabin Scene ol Picnic Tell Us at 3S8 srit SECOND s. TAYLOR ST es a » • • • C O Q U IL L E OREGON ■ ■ - --él' 1
