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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
Easy Pickings! Beginning with this week and continuing through the balance Coquille sports enthusiasts. A box score of their separate “batting of the ’49 football season, The Coquille Valley Sentinel w ill bring averages'* w ill also be given so that you may follow the prog- you the week** selection* on Coast football tilt* a * seen by Teams Barton, Jr. BUI Fortier Orvin Gant Bob Thompson Spike Leslie Ed Walker Oregon-Colorado Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Washington-Stanford Stanford Washington Stanford Stanford Stanford . Stanford California-USC California California California use use California Idaho-WSC WSC WSC Idaho WSC WSC ksc- OSC-Montana ose OSC OSC OSC OSC OSC UCLA-Santa Clara UCLA U CLA UCLA UCLA U CLA UCLA Coquille-North Bend North Bend North Bend Coquille North Bend M yrtle Point-Reedsport M yrtle Point M yrtle Point M yrtle Point M yrtle Point M yrtle Point M yrtle Point Marshfield-Roseburg Roseburg Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield SPORTS Coquille Red Devils Meet North Bend Here Friday Night - Howe Still Out Smoker Planned By Adivians CO Q U ILLE T E N T A T IV E STA R TIN G L IN E U P Ends ....-------- _----- -----Buzz Oerding and Larry Schweinfurt Tackles ................................ Leonard Scolari and Donald Laird G u ards...... ............. ............... ......... Bob Grove and Bill Willard Center _.................. ................... ..............................Bob Pingleton Quarterback „------------ _ --- ------------------------ --------- Jim Kay Left-Half ---------- --------------------------.----------------Keith Parry Right-Half ----------------- ------------..._------------------- J i m Mullin Fullback ........ ................. .............. :....... .......... _ ...... Larry Wilson Coquille’s Red Devils return to the gridiron wars this «an*« Friday night after a — ___ 1_»__ coming week’s rest*that gave Coach Spike Leslie an opportunity -------------------- rt----------- to .j revamp his injury-ridden team and polish a number of plays that are expected to give the visiting North Bend eleven a real run for their money. A fistic treat is in store for fol lowers of boxing, according to word received from the Coquille Active club today. Present plans are that the local booster club will conduct a smoker at the Coquille Com munity building on the night of November 8th. More than th irty youngsters of different age groups have been meeting at the Community build ing each Monday and Tuesday evening for the past month, learn ing the basic principles of self-de fense and perfecting their ability to defend themselves in the ring. Sponsored by the» Active club, the new sports activity is under the guidance of Mel Drews, mana ger of the Pacific Feed and Seed store in Coquille and former pro fessional boxer. ~ North Bend Coos County Football Slate Coquille Oct. 14— North Bend at Coquille. Oct. 21— Reedsport at Reedsport. Oct. 28— Marshfield at Coos Bay. Nov. 4— Sutherlin at Sutherlin. Nov. 11— M yrtle P t at Coquille. M yrtle Point Oct. 14— Reedsport at Reedsport. Oct. 21— North Bend at N. B. Nov. 11— Coquille at Coquille. Marshfield Oct. 14— Roseburg at Coos Bay. Oct. 22— Ashland at Coos Bay. Oct. 28— Coquille at Coos Bay. Nov. 11— North Bd. at North Bd. North Bend Oct. 14— Coquille at Coquille. Oct. 21— M yrtle Pt. at North Bd. Oct. 28— Roseburg at Roseburg. Nov. 11— Marshfield at N. B. Football Aired KOOS—OSC - Montana KWRO—Oregon-Colorado. C o q u ille V a lle y “ \ d e n t in C O Q U ILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON T H U E S D A Y . OCTOBER 13. 194*. Pirates Lead Coos Elevens The Marshfield Pirates defeated North Bend in one of the two league games played last Friday night. The final score was 20-12. The victory put the Pirates at the top o.f the league with two wins, no defeats and one tie. Myrtle Point’s Bobcats, playing a non-conference tilt w ith Lebanon displayed excellent form and tre mendous power in overcoming the visitors from Lebandon, 33-0. In the only other league game played Roseburg trounced Reeds port 38-0 in a game that saw the Indians score in every quarter. The standings: Won Lost Tied Marshfield ____ ...__ .2 0 Roseburg . 2 1 Myrtle Point ....1 0 North Bend ....1 1 C oquille_________ _...o 1 Reedsport ._. 0 3 A t Powers Scotty Shorb In Explosion Coquille Juniors Lose To North Bend 13-0 Meet Marshfield Here Saturday Night The Coquille junior high school Wildcats lost a thrill- mg hard-fought game to North Bend last Saturday afternoon on the North Bend field. Final score was 13-0. Excellent defensive play by the Coquille boys kept the game scoreless throughout the first half, but they, in turn were also unable to penetrate the stubborn North Bend defense, Play throughout that first half centered around the fifty-yard marker. A fake reverse in the third quarter accounted for the first North Bend touchdown, but the conversion attempt failed. Score at the end of the third quarter was 6-0. Gary Claver, Wildcat quarter back, showed excellent ability as a passer. The Wildcats outgained North Bend by better than sixty yards through the air, a total that would have been considerably more If the Wildcat ends had been able to hang onto Clavers tosses. The final North Bend touch down came late In the final quar ter. This time the conversion was good, making the final score 13-0. Coquille Line-ups: E n d s --------- Johnson and Metzger Tackles ...........Dungey and Gllkey Guards Center Quarterback L e ft-H a lf ... R ight-H alf M iller Fullback __ _ _ _ ------------------- Fish cative of the kind of game fans w ill see this coming Saturday, ac cording to Coach Case. Coquille played excellent ball in that first meeting but ran into a string of bad breaks that gave Marshfield the nod. The Wildcats wiU be out to reverse that decision in this second gaipe. Darwin Peper, veteran center, w ill be out of the lineup, but Wethers has been showing steady improvement in that position and is, according to Case, a most cap able substitute for Peper. Wildcats’ tentative starting lineup: E nd s---------------- Johnson or Byers and Metzger Tackles Dungey and Bowmat Guards ....... Russell and Randolpl Center ------ -------------;------Wether: Quarterback __ Clave: L e ft-H a lf __ DeMair R ight-H alf ---- M ill« Fullback _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Fish League Standings: Won Lost North Bend -----2 0 Coos Bay _ 1 Coquille -1 2 M yrtle Point 0 2 While at work for the C. B. L. company on Eden Ridge, Scotty Shorb was severely burned from an explosion of gasoline from the power saw on which he was work ing. He was rushed to Powers by Game time is eight o'clock. speeder and met by an ambulance Saturday night, October 15th, at Return From California— Mrs. W. from the Mast hospital. Reports Eddie Howe. Coquille’s firs t- President A. N. Gould was in burns. 8 o’clock the Wildcats play host M. Steward, Shirley, Stahley and string fullback who was injured the chair, when the October meet • • to Marshfield in the first home Harold, returned last week from in the first few minutes of the ing of the Coos-Curry Pioneer and Oakland. They attended the game of the year. The two clubs Steward-Bauofer wedding which Historical association was held on Roseburg game, w ill still be on the met earlier in the season at Cooe took place in Grace church in Saturday. STYUST. sidelines. Eddie’s shoulder is im Bay when the Marshfield eleven Oakland on Friday evening, Sept. Mrs. M ary Randleman reported proving but he definitely w ill not won 20-0. the following new acquisitions for • • 30. start this week. the museum: old account books Federal Civil Service announces Coach Leslie expects this to be from the Barrow Drug company; an examination for appointment to the toughest game the Red Devils 14 volumes of Alden's Manifold the position of Substitute Clerk, have played this year, but he also Encyclopedia donated by the J. M. Post Office Service. feels that his squad w ill be in Upton fam ily, and an Iron cru Persons who desire "permanent JERRY MILLER’S LODGE much better shape than they were cible donated by Mrs. W. M. positions at Powers, Oregon will ~ , On the Rogue at Illahe against Roseburg and should Briner. have an opportunity to take a civil Phone: Gold Beach 14R22 P. O. Agues«, Oregon make a real game out of this, the Many are the Coquille and Coos Mrs. Randleman also reported service examination leading to pro- final home.game before Armistice Auto road via Powers. Powers Bus Line. county hunters who returned home that cement stepping stones, do bational appointment with per Day. nated by Donald Farr, had been North Bend is tough and fast, this past week with venison for placed at the doorways of the manent classified civil service sta according to Coach Leslie and al their lockers. Many have not museum by Earl Duncan and tus. though the Bulldogs lost to checked in with their kill«, but Henry Ware. No specific experience or edu If A < Marshfield last week by a score those who have include Dick Mc- J. Albert Matson, a director of cation is required, but applicants of 20-12, that is no indication of Cuskey, A rt Richardson and Ivan the Oregon Historical association, must take a written examination the power in the North Bend line. Haddix of Coquille. told of the work of the state or which includes a Sorting Test, McCuskey came home with a fa t Marshfield scored all twenty ganization and outlined future and a Following Instructions Test. points in the first half ggainst a five-point bock killed on Bald plans for the Coos-Curry unit. Applicants must actually reside team that was entirely ' different _______ Mountain just east of John. Day, I t was decided to hold the next within the delivery <rf the post in the second h a lf when North Oregon. The deer weighed 191 meeting of the group in Coquille office. Bend held Marshfield scoreless pounds skinned and weighed five on November IX A social meet Applicants must be between the while tallying two touchdowns days after the kill. McCuskey esti ing to he held in Coos Bay on ages of 18 and 50 and be a t least of their own. mates that the large buck weighed December 10 is also being plan 5 feet 4 inches in height without In any event, Coquille’s Red better than 220 when shot. ned. dhoes, except that these age and Devils w ill be In there fighting A rt Richardson and Ivan Haddix, Luncheon at noon was served "Cow-Cow Boogie” every minute. Coach Leslie stated, in company with T. V. Richardson by M r. and Mrs. Ralph Stephens. height limits may be waived for veterans and under certain con and w ill endeavor to unseat the of M yrtle Creek, accounted for Present at the meeting were Mr. ditions for war service indefinite league-leading Bulldogs. two five-pointers and one forked and Mrs. J. Albert Matson, Mrs. employees. COQUILLE COMMUNITY horn seven miles east of Myrtle Dan Keating and Mrs. John G. Further information on this ex Friday O ct 21 the Charleston Creek. The largest weighed close Smith, of Coos Bay, Mr. and Mrs. BUILDING U nit meets for the project *KiifU to 200 pounds. W illiam Vaughan and Emil R. amination and the necessary appli Dancing 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. from Cloth” which will be given It is the intention of the Sentinel Peterson of North Bend, Mr. and cation forms may be obtained from Postmaster, Post Office, Admission: $1.50 incl. tax by project leaders. to print pictures taken by different Mrs. Henry A. Schroeder and Mrs. the Powers, Oregon, or from the D i H arriet Harper of M yrtle Point, hunters from the Coquille valley during the 1949 season. Many John D. Carl of Arago, John Niel rector, Eleventh U.S. Civil Ser have brought their pictures to the son of Bandon, M r. and Mrs. J. E. vice Region, Room 302 Federal Sentinel office, but in the event Norton, M r. and Mrs. Ralph Building, Seattle 4, Washington. This examination w ill be held at Stephens, Mrs. Inez R. Chase, Mrs. that you haven’t, bring it in. • • Mary Randleman, Mrs. Annie the C ity Hall a t Myrtle Point, Fennell, Mrs. Mabel Hazard, Mrs. Oregon, on October 29, 1949, at Charles Stauff and A. N. Gould, 8:30 a. m . • • all of Coquille. • • Fellowt, we've go» a big, complete stock of Moves to Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Return From Portland — Mr. and Vern Oderkirk have moved to top-notch quality hunting supplies. Come in Adopted as international rela Mrs. Harold McCue returned on Portland where Oderkirk is now N O W and take these real bargains off our tions project for the year by the Tuesday from Portland where managing his business there. He hands . . . so we can go hunting too! Coquille Women’s club was the they visited Mrs. McCue’s broth has completed nearly thirty years plan to send toys to children in er, C. M. Lee, who was injured of work with B ill Fortier in Co quille. refugee camps in Bavaria. The recently in an accident. meeting, presided over by the new president, Mrs. Stanley Sherwood, was held at the junior auditorium of the Community building on Tuesday afternoon. A donation o f $10.00 was given DUX BAR HUNTING COATS for men and to the polio fund. children Mrss. Evelyn Fenneman, color atura soprano, of Coos Bay, was Rubber, light-weight HIP 'BOOTS for men and guest soloist She sang “Low, women Hear the Gentle Lark,” and “N ur sery Rhymes,” and as an encore, GUNS—Yes, we have a good stock of Shotguns— “The Girls of Cadis.” Mrs. James RIGHT NOW—BUT they are going out fast! Redbum, of the Coos Bay Little Theatre group, gave a humorous Better hurry if you need a new gun! monologue entitled “Pipe of Peace.” Also guests at the meet ing were Miss Elsie Ftye, vocal Faulty ignition can be annoying, expensive teacher of Cooe Bay, and Mrs. Doris SHOT GUN SHELLS—Yes, we carry all gauges Y o s t who accompanied Mrs. Fen and any size of shot you want. —and even dangerous. It costs less, ulti neman. Program chairman for the day was Mrs. O. C. Sanford. mately, to keep it in tip-top condition at all Chairman of the tea committee was Mrs. Theodore Clinton. The times. That’s our job. Start out right for Game Straps and Vests—Gun cases, all sizes tea table, covered with a beautiful Fall and Winter driving. Begin your regu lace cloth was centered with an arrangement of pink dahlias and lar check-ups by driving in NOW! ocean spray, flanked by pink tap ers in silver candlabra. Smaller tables were placed about the room, each with a floral centerpiece in the same shade of pink. t MUT « J IN PERSON! • • Museum Gets New Books Postoffice Job Exam Slated Coquille Huniers Make '49 Kills S te e lh e a d Fishing Saturday, Oct. 15th Toy Project Adopted By Club D u ck & P h ea s a n t Season O pen s O c to b e r 2 b » Regular Ignition Check-ups 5^/ today Church Pontiac 4M W. Front a Coquille Phone 59 DEGREES SET BY MASONS The E. A. degree w ill be ex emplified at a meeting of Chad wick lodge, A. F. & A. M., to be held in the Coquille Masonic hall on Tuesday evening, October 18, has it • Decoys Shells Vests • • • • • Waders Everything for the Hunter • If it's new • • We hove it J. A. Lamb Company M. F. P E T T IT " Y e w Dollar Boys M are a t Y e w Marshall-Wells 473 W. Front S t Coquille, Oregon Phone 2-L
