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AT RIVERTON
JTentinel
APRIL 13, 195«.
COQUILLE, OREGON.
Coquille Active
Ball Players
Spring Smoker
Guests At Frazier's
Set For April 21
One of the nicest events of
the school year took place at the
Wesley Frasier home on Sunday
evening when the Fraziers enter
tained the basketball boys and
the volleyball girls to a ' "big
feed."
Besides about fo rty boys and
girls, the following adults were
present: Mr. and Mrs. Thad Fin
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Welch,
Mrs. ,R. Holland, Mrs. W. R.
Mitchell,
Mrs. Paul Simpson,
Grant Hartwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion George, Mrs. Cuma Rus
sell and Mrs. Westrope.
• •
Myrtle Point Basketball Coach Brings
National Collegiate Fame To County
Versatile Len Rinearson, sched- by Coach G ill, at the finish of the
uled to handle coaching duties at I eastern tour of post-season games.
M yrtle Point high school follow- as the outstanding man on the
ing big-graduation in June from 'squad. Rinearson during^that tour
g in State college, is one of the scored 13 to lead the Beavers to
Oregi
all-round "greats” at Oregon State an ‘ upset of New York university
in Madison Square Garden. He
college.
Affectionately tabbed as “ Rhi was noted through out the season
no” by Oregon State rooters, as a talqnted defensive and back-
Rinearson le ft a b rillia n t high board player.
His fame in basket ball is
school career at Oregon City high
school to enter Oregon State equalled by his track accomplish
where he had earned seven letters ments. Len holds the Oregon State
in varsity sports. He has played all-tim e record of throwing th e ,
and lettered three times each in discus when he hit the 150 fe e t
track and basketball, and was a mark against Oregon last spring. ’
starting left guard under the tu
While in the army in Austria
It was announced today by Ç.
torship of Coach Lon Stiner in during the war, Rinearson handled B. Goddard, supt. of M yrtle Point
1945.
the duties of personal bodyguard
Union high there is to be a shift
t Tall and raw-boned, Rinearson fo r General Mark Clark.
Married
to
the
former
Helen
in the athtetic
at th*
measures 8' 4” from toe to tousle
Paulson
of
Salem,
a
1948
graduate
un!on
hlgh
school.
Coach
c
“ rtls
and weighs 210 pounds. He used
his size effectively in basketball of OSC, Len is the father of a Beckham has been advanced to
where he performed on Slats baby boy born toward the end of athletic director and physical edu
G ill’s northern division co-cham the basketball season this year. A cation director fo r the high school
pions in 1947-8 and on the 1948-9 good student, Rinearson has been Beckham w ill be track coach and
Beaver squad which placed fourth awarded the Corvallis Elks award assist in the other sports.
A fter several year o f coaching
in the NCAA finals at Seattle. given annually to the “ outstand
During the basketball season just ing junior manw at OSC.” He is all sports Beckham desired to be
finished. Rinearson alternated as J affiliated with Sigma Phi Epislon relieved of his coaching responsi
bilities.
center and forward and was called social fraternity.
He leaves a fine record at
M yrtle Poiflt union high in all
sports. M yrtle Point football teams
have obtained s&te wide recogni
tion for their outstanding record.
Dale Bunnell, present assistant
coach w ill be advanced to {lead
football coach and assist the other
sports.
Len Rinearson, Juna graduate
of Oregon State college w ill be
head basketball coach and assist
on page 4, 2nd Section of today’s Sentinel
the other sports.
Then come in — See us for
These three men w ill have ad
ditional teaching duties beside
coaching.
.
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SPECIAL M E E T IN G
Coquille Eagles Lodge, No. 2196 Will Meet
Friday, April 21
In the Grange Hall, Myrtle Point
8 P. M.
Initiation-
Refreshments
B ill Martindale and Bonnie Mor
Worsham of M yrtle Point. Height:
gan received firs t place honors
5 ft. 5 inches.
Broad jum p — Parry. M yrtle while Bobbie Dixon and Lynn P ur
Point; Van Hom, Roseburg; Par vis were in the second bracket in
a contest which was carried on by
rish, Coquille and
Howe, Co
quille. Distance: 19 feet I Ml inches. secret ballot and lasted nearly a
880-yard relay—Roseburg; Co month. The winners w ill receive
Intra-m ural
cinder-dusters of
a new pair of shoes at the Bootery.
Coquille high school held the sec- | quille. Time; 1:43.4.
• •
• •
ond annual intra-m ural meet at i
See “ Spike” Leslie fo r Insurance
The firs t Coquille Active club tha schools athletic field Saturday
of all kinds, phone 5 or 95-L. tie
smoker of the spring season w ill afternoon, A p ril 1st.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The senior class won the meet
be held at the Coquille Commun
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Four Coquille high school youths
lioott after 5 p. m.
21st, according to Jim McMahan, the juniors w ith 16V4, while the were honored Wednesday after-
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_ with
___ noon
publicity director of the ciub. “ The ¡frosh wound
2. by Jack Bowen of the Boot-
Events and winners in the field ery, a Coquille shoe store, fo r be- FOR SALE—Good Hereford Bull.
firs t bout w ill get underway
5 years old. Lloyd Hlckam, R iv
promptly at 8 o’clock,” McMahan J show were: shotput, Leonard ing the fo u r top dancers of the
erton, Ore.
13t3
8
in.;
pole
vault,
high
school.
stated today, “ So If boxing fans . Scolari, 39 ft.
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throughout the Coquille Valley do Gene Schrag, 9 ft. 6 in.; broad _
not want to miss any part of the jump, Buzz Oerding, 17 ft. 8^4 in.;
evening s fisticuffs, we advise ‘ discus, Jim Newton, 108 ft. 6 in.;
them to plan on arriving before high jump, Eddie Howe, 5 ft. 2 in.
In the track events B ill Melton
8.”
Seven bouts are set to go w ith' captured the 100-yd. dash in 11.5
additional matches slated to be seconds; Gene Schrag broke tape
made before the evening’s card i firs t in the mile w ith a mark of
Phone 4261
Coquille
405 S. Taylor
is completed. Those already a r-l5 minutes 28 seconds; the sopho-
ranged include Bud Burdette of m orr class represented by Finley,
Sutherlin vs. Gene M iller of Coos ; Scolari, Howe and Schweinfurt
Bay; Ted Smith, Sutherlin, vs. ¡raced home in the half-mile relay
Bill O’Niel, Coquille; Allen Ken- in minute 53 seconds; Buzz Oer-
dall, Sutherlin, vs. Jack Randolph, ding sewed up the 440 in one mrn-1!
Coquille; Andy Hall, Sutherlin, vs. lute fla t; Gene Schrag outran his
B ill
Stevens,
Coquille;
Carl opposition in the 880 to set a mark
Barnes, Coos Bay vs. Carl Marney of 2 minutes and 3 seconds; while
Coquille; Glen Culp, Coos Bay, vs. Buzz Oerding won the 220 event J
Andrew Dewey, Coquille and A l- 'fo r tire seniors in 38 seconds, and j
lan Drews of Coquille vs. Bob, the senior team of Schrag, Me- |
Martindale o f Bandon.
Kay, Berg and Cochran won a
Tickets are now on sale at John- final victory in the mile relays in :
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American Legion club rooms or
from any member of the Coquille
Remember:
TROUT SEASON
Active club. Admission prices
range from th ir ty cents fo r kid
Opens Saturday. April 15th!
,
dies, and sixty cents for students
to ninfety cents fo r adults.
Oldtimers Banquet
Thursday Evening
A banquet honoring the one
hundred old-timers who brought
the Coquille Valley Country club
into being back in 1937 w ill be
held at the club this evening,
Thursday. Everyone is invited to
attend the a ffa ir which starts at
7:30. Charges fo r the banquet
have been set at 81.50 per plate.
Tap Dancers
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Roseburg Captures
Three-Way Meet
The Roseburg Indians won the
j Coquille-Myrtle
Point-Roseburg
¡meet last Friday at Roseburg,
I taking top honors by a 2-point
I margin. The Indians finished the
The annual Coquille Relays w ill ’ day’s labor with 58 points, while
be run at the Coquille high school M yrtle Point ended with 58 and
athletic field Friday afternoon, j Coquille finished last w ith 38.
A pril 14th. The firs t field event
VanHorn of Roseburg annexed
... .
, ,
_
¡too scoring honors w ith
12%
w ill start at l:30. Teams repre-
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. .
,
I points by virtue of a firs t in the
senting Coqiulle, Myrtle Point, , l00.yard ¿ „ h , a second in the
Coos Bay and North Bend w ill , 220-yard dash and a second in the
participate.
broad jump.
Three men from each school w ill ' a summary of the events is as
take part in each of the field i follows:
events: shotput, javelin, discus.1 100-yard .dash — Van Horn,
high jump, pole vault, and broad . Roseburg; Compton, Myrtle Point;
jump.
Melton. Coquille and Parry. M yr
Track events w ill include the tle Point Time 10.9.
shuttle hurdle, 324 yards over 5
220-yard dash—Compton, M yr
hurdles; the 440-yard relay; the tle Point; Van Hom, Roseburg;
distance medley, % mile and one j Shrum Roseburg and Krants,
mile; anA.the sprint medley, 220- Myrtle P o int Time 25.0.
yard and 440-yard
i 440-yard dash—Church. Rose-
T— r
_ -------.¡Burg; Beck, Roseburg; Bingham,
M yrtle Point and Clarno, M yrtle
P o in t Time 58.5.
,
880-yard dash—Kemp, Rose-
Adams also announced that the feurg. Strit»ke, Roseburg; Mack,
date for the intra-mural banquet (M yrtle Point and Zeller, M yrtle
had been moved to A p ril 27 at Point. Time' 2:11.5.
Mile— Stritzke, Roseburg; Eas
6:30 p. m. at the high school. Dr.
ton, MyrtlePoint; Palmer. Rose-
Paul Maaske of the University of Iburg and Pingleton, poquille.
Oregon intra-mural program w ill
Time 5:01.7.
be the guest speaker.
I- 120-yard high hurdle—Cobb,
Softball
w
ill
be
the
spring
intra
-
,
.
...
...
¡M yrtle Point; Oerding, Coquille;
mural sport with firs t Fames
and Parry. Co-
starting Monday, A pril 24, and
quille. Time 17.5.
badminton w ill start Wednesday.
200-yard low hurdles — Stroup,
I Roseburg; Parry, M yrtle Point;
1 Oerding. Coquille and Parrish, Co-
' quille. Time: 26.0.
Javelin—Krantz, M yrtle Point;
Newton, Coquille; Pingleton, Co
quille and Oerding, Coquille. Dis
tance: 144 feet. .
Shot-put — Scolari, Coquille;
Krantz, '^iy rtle Point; Newton,
Coquille and Parr Roseburg Dis
tance: 40 f t 6% inches.
Discus—Parr, Roseburg; New
ton, Coquille; Sumner, Roseburg
and Scolari, Coquille. Distance:
115 feet 5 inches.
Pole vault — Anderson, M y r
tle Point; Worsham, M yrtle Point;
Schrag, Coquille and a tie for
fourth between Sconce and G iff-
ney of Roseburg. Height 10 feet 3
inches.
High jump — Cobb, M yrtle
Point; Howe, Coquille; and a tie
for third between Sumner
of
Roseburg and Davenport and
Coquille Relays
To Be Run Friday
Volleyball Consolation Games Set Friday
Semi-finals
and
consolation
games of the Coquille high school
intra-m ural volleyball program
w ill get underway tomorrow noon
at the high school gym, Feed
Adams, director, announced this
I week.
Fish and McKay w ill play off
' in the semi-final bout with the
winner playing Clayton fo r the
( title. W illard and Howe w in play
' for the consolation crown.
CHS Seniora Win
Intramural Meet
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