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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1955)
Loggers Announce Iwo Team Changes Two changes w ere announced last week in the Coquille Loggers' line-up as one player left and a new m an arrived. Leaving th e Loggers is Alex Palica, pitcher. He left S aturday and retu rn ed to his hom e n ear Los Angeles. This w as his first season I with th e team here. H e had had ' a great deal of tro u b le w ith his arm during th e sum m er. A rriving last F riday was Don ■Mallott, shortstop and relief p itch - ’ | er. from Los Angeles. He played I last year w ith Seattle and this year has been w ith team s in In dianapolis and Tulsa. M allott played w ith Dave Doug lass and Bill Pilgrim in Los A n geles on the Vernon Ju n io r Legion team which played in the L ittle World Series. The n ex t home league gam e for [ the Loggers will be Ju ly 23 w hen they m eet Roseburg. They will play Roseburg th ere July 22 .The home game, on Sunday, w ill begin at 2 p. m. • • k C¡^‘: * ( OQVILLE LOGGERS, who are holding down second place in th e league, take a Roseburg Sunday afternoon in the n ex t hom e gam e. Loggers show n are back Bill Pilgrim , H erb West, P at P atterson. Lou V illeascusa and Ron G arner. F ro n t Jim Lehi, Louis F renier, Roy H arrington, A1 F o rk n er, Tex K irkendall and Bill m om ent out to pose for th eir picture. The team m eets row, from left: Mike Moore. Joe Rowell, A lex Palica, row, from left: C huck Adams. Coach Dave Douglass. Head. Blind Hole Event Held By Golfers Sportsmen's Club Will Hold Shoot Friday Evening oquHle ou i He Valley Valley Sentinel A shoot has been scheduled for F rid ay evening under th e lights COQU ILLË7ÔRÊGON, Thursday, July 2Ü Í955 at th e M yrtle Point Sportsm en’s : the five p a r hole. club grounds w ith all scatter- Of interest, also are th e w eekly shooters, th e ir fam ilies and friends invited to attend. Tuesday lessons given at th e An inter-club shoot w ith Gold country club by P ro Ray W h ite- Mrs. R obert N. C raw ford ex p er , past tw o years. Beach is planned for the n ear side. future. T he club w inning 3-legs ienced a th rill th a t seldom comes S un d ay ’s Blind H ole T o u rn a On W ednesday, July 27, th e w ill receive a large trophy. High m ore th a n once to an y golfer, and m en t w as won by Ja c k M cL arrin shooters of each shoot will be usually not at all w hen h er tee-o ff I w ith a lucky birdie on th e diffi- com bined contestants from th e given a sm aller trophy. All m em drive fo r the N um ber 6 hole a t the ■ cult No. 7 h o l^ Chet Noyes and M yrtle P oint Lions and R otary bers of the M yrtle P oint club are country club sailed across th e fair- ! Eddie A tkinson divided the high clubs will m eet the local Lions and Rotarians. The an n u al event urged to tu rn out and practice be j w ay, landed on th e green, rolled point honors w ith nines. Max sees some unused clubs an d g o lf fore th e event. stra ig h t fo r th e pin and dropped I Powers sta rre d on th e uphill No. Each F riday n ig h t at the in th e hole fo r the coveted “hole- 8 hole by d riv in g a No. 2 wood ers out for some fresh a ir and> grounds, there a re gam es fo r the in -o n e” shot. Mrs. C raw ford was shot to th e u p p er end of the good fellow ship Sunday, a combined h an d icap ladies and non-shooters w ith re playing w ith Mrs. Max Powers ’ green, pow ering th e ball a good freshm ents served at th e club ' and the hole-in -o n e is th e first 275 yards. He missed th e eagle tournam ent will be sponsored to house. reg istered on th e course for the p u tt but scored an easy birdie on find which golfers w ork best as a team . Mrs. R. N. Crawford Takes Hole-ln-One In Recent Golf Play A t Country Club A t Bend Jack M cLarrin was low w ith a j 3 on No. 7 at the Blind Hole golf event held Sunday at the Co- ■ quille Valley C ountry club. Ed A tkinson and Chet Noyes w ere tied for high, each h aving a 9 on No. 7. Spike Leslie had the “h o n o r” of a score of 10 on No. 3 in th e | day ’s event. Coquille Loggers Win And Lose; Still Second In League Standing j Phone 701 These prices effective Thursday. July 21. through Wednesday, July 27 Cake Mix Pheasant. 303 tin Reg. price 19c - 6 for Salad Dressing Corn P heasant Full q u a rt H unt's, cream style or w hole kernel, reg. price 14c - 7 for Sugar Cut Beans W hite Satin 10 lb. bag G arden. 303 size Reg. price 17c - 7 for IT a BUTLER W Building See How You Can Reduce Fire Riiks, Cut Upkeep Costs HUNTERS -ATTENTION! ART'S GUN SHOP Fountain, 300 size Reg. price 14c - 8 for Denco New All P urpose 3 lb. pkg. Medford Blow Pipe Co., Inc. $1.00 Tomato Juice H unt's. 46 oz. tin Reg. price 29c - 4 for $1.00 Tomatoes Crackers P heasant. 303 size Reg. price 17e - 7 for ...... ............ O tterbrook, 303 size Reg. price 15c - 8 for Yolo Ï4 oz. ja r Pheasant, sliced or diced 303 size, reg. price 14c - 9 for G iant 1« oz. pkg $1.00 Vienna Sausage $1.00 Sugar Pow dered and Brown 9 for $1.00 Pineapple Del Monte - Sliced or crushed No. 1 flats, Reg. price 19c - 6 for $1.00 Apple Sauce flood River. 303 tin Reg. price 19c - 6 for $1.00 Peaches Del Monte, halves or slices 303 tin, reg. price 23c - 5 for $1.00 Ioan of Are, 300 size Reg. price 15c - 9 for Reg. price 25c - 5 for $1.00 Apricots ........ ......... $1.00 Peas Overlook. 30.3 size Reg. price 15c - 8 for $1.00 Hominy H udson House, w hite or golden 303 size. reg. price 14c - 9 for $1.00 Greens D ependable, m ustard or tu rn ip 303 size, reg. priee 44c . 9 for $1.00 Tuna Flakes Flying Cloud, y, size tin Reg. price 27c - 5 for $1.00 G iant Tide . . . Large Tide . . . . 29c G iant Cheer Pears Pheasant. 303 tin $1.00 Kidney Beans Pork Luncheon M e a t Crown Reg. 15c - 7 for $1.00 Beets White King Oscar M ayer - 12 oz. tin Reg. 43c - 3 for $1.00 Cut Beans Dill Pickles 69c . . . 69c Large Cheer . . . 29c WESTERN MAID Del M onte, whole unpeeled 303 tin, reg. price 27c - 5 for $1.00 Prune Plums Hudson House, 303 tin Reg, p rice 19c - 6 for Ocean Gives Up Lots O f Fish $1.00 Peas Shortening Nabisco 2 lb. box $1.00 $1.00 H unt's, 300 size Reg. price 2 fo r 27c - 8 for F ish er’s 10 oz. pkg. Cam era fans who love baseball w ill have a chance to “shoot” th e ir favorite Coquille Logger p la y e rs ,) Sunday, July 24, at the Coquille- Roseburg game. Ed Throckm orton of the Coquille ¡ Studio and Cam era Shop has m ade arran g em en ts w ith th e L oggers to allow am ateur photo g rap h ers to , ta k e pictures during th e gam e of | both action and individual p lay ers. To m ake th e event even m ore I m em orable, T hrockm orton is of fering a prize for th e best p ictu re tak en in each ot th ree categories. The classifications are a c tio n ,' posed picture of an individual player and rhubarb. T he action | shot m ust show two or m ore p lay ers. Identical prizes will be given . in each of th e th ree categories. T hey a re a free roll of film and an 8x10 en larg em en t of the pic ture. $ 1 .0 0 Pork and Beans Biskit M ix 5 for $1.00 Crisco . . . 3 lbs. 79c M argarine . $1.00 FRUITS & VEGETABLES Produce and grocery prices good in Coquille and Myrtle Point Store RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS, 3 bun. GARDEN FRESH CELERY, lb. CANNING APRICOTS 28 lb. lug 10c 9c $2 -89 BELL PEPPERS Each 3c 35c 19c FRESH SWEET CORN 6 ea rs BING CHERRIES Lb. ( • CHOICE MEATS« M O TAN NO D Trailer Sales Grapefruit Sections Betty C rocker - W hite. Yellow D evil’s Food, each Nestle’s I tall tin s Step Into NEW AND USED TRAILERS Save-On Food Store Loggers Slate 'Camera Night* Covered Stands Fall Prospect Local Pee Wees D efeat Bandon T— r— r—— Canned M ilk I Douglass, lb : Moore, cf ' P atterso n , If i M allott, ss, p I G am er, c j K irkendall, 2b Looming larg e on th e horizon ! Rowell, rf for local sports fans is th e date, I Lehi, p A ugust 4 w hen th e fam ous Isra el- Coquille split w ith Bend last G arner, c 5 0 0 6 0 1 0 j ite House of D avid baseball team Mohler, p w eekend to m aintain second in K irkendall, 2b 6 2 5 3 3 I F o rk n er, ss w ill ap p ear in Coquille. th e league. Coquille won th e first Rowell, rf 6 1 1 3 0 T he bearded team , th e original Villeascusa gam e by 24-4, losing th e second by P ilgrim , p 5 3 3 0 2 “H ouse of D avid” group, w ill play a score of 11-4. Villeascusa, 3b 2 1 1 0 1 33 4 8 24 11 th e Loggers in a n ig h t gam e on Totals This series gives the L oggers a F o rtn er, ss 2 0 1 0 1 F o rtier Field. The usual adm is season record of 16 wins and 8 E rro rs: H arrin g to n , Douglass, sion p rice w ill prevail. loses. They stand second in the T otals 50 24 21 27 14 K irkendall, Rowell, (1) F o rk n er F eatu red w ith th e trav ellin g league, behind Drain, w ith a rec : (2), H R: Douglass, Moore, K irk players w ill be “Bobo” N ickerson, E rro rs: V illeascusa, K irkendall ord of 9 wins and 5 loses. (1), 2b: H arring to n , Villeascusa, endall (1 ), RBI: Moore (2 ), Doug- clown and pitcher, who is described Follow ing is a sum m ary and box (1), Douglass (2), H R : M allott ; lass, K irk en d all (1), W alks by as th e “screw ball of baseball.” scores of the Bend series: (3), P atterson, K irkendall, P ilg ram P eace (1), SO by P earce (4 ), LP: D uring th e gam e, th e clow n p a rades along th e baselines, assists F irst Game (1), RBI: M allott (8 ), Douglass, Lehi. the um pires an d takes p a r t in th e Coquille scored 8 runs in the K irkendall (4), Pilgrim (2 ), H ar Bend (11) AB R 11 PO A renow ned “p ep p er gam e” in the second inning on 3 w alks, 7 hits rington, Moore, P a tte rso n (1), Pederson, ss C overed stands, built by th e Co 4 1 2 2 5 fifth inning. q uille Lions club, will very likely and 1 Bend erro r. W ith four runs W alks by P ilgrim (4 ), SO (6), Rasm ussen, 2b 2 0 0 2 3 C u rren tly ap p earin g in W ashing in M allott h it a bases loaded home WP Pilgrim . H unt, cf 3 2 0 1 0 ton, th e “D avids” th u s far have g reet football fans at th e first hom e gam e of th e Red Devils this run. In the th ird inning, w ith Jan tze, lb Bend (4) appeared in 13 states th is season. fall. AB R 1 run in, two men on, M allott hit Jan tze, rf A strong team , th ey have won 65 Pederson,ss 3 0 T he school board granted the his second hom e run. T hey m ade Lutz, If p ercen t of th e ir gam es th u s far. Rasm ussen, 3b Lions perm ission to build th e | 4 ru n s th a t inning. Coquille Lovejoy, c W hile in this p a rt of th e coun stands a t its meeting last T h u rs H unt, cf scored three more runs in the Bowen, 3b try, th e “D avids” w ill a p p e ar in day (J u ly 14.) T he plans, as p re s Jan tze, lb 4th on 2 hits, 2 errors. In the Pearce, p N orth Bend on A ugust 3 an d in ented to th e school board, call for Jantze, c 5th P atterso n lead off w ith a home Stotts, If 0 0 G ran ts Pass on A ugust 5. Stott, rf 12 row s of seats to hold about 900 ru n over deep center field, and T he team ’s h ea d q u arters a re in persons. T he stands will be 126 Lutz, If M allott followed w ith his third Totals 31 11 12 27 14 Benton H arbor, Mich., and it is Bowen, 2b feet long and com pletely covered. hom e run of the game. th e oldest indep en d en t baseball H efty, p O ne fe a tu re of th e grandstand E rro rs: L utz (1 ), 2b: Lutz, Bow- Bend’s center fielder Tom H unt A lderm an, p team in th e U nited S tates. They en, P earce (1 ), H R: Ja n tz e (1 ), are cu rren tly m aking th e ir 36th is th a t th e re will be only two posts h it a hom e run in the first inning. G ehrm an, p RBI: Jan tze, Lutz, Ja n tz e (2 ), to u r of th e nation. T he team has w hich could block spectators’ G ehrm an hit one in th e 5th and Duff, p views. Cost of the stand is es- II Lovejoy, Bowen (1 ). W alks by H unt hit another in th e 6th for th e Christiartsen, 3b | Lehi, (2), M ohler (3 ), M allott (2 ). averaged 150 gam es p er season tim ated a t about »5,000. Work on since its organization. th ird h it off Pilgram , all hom e th e stan d s will begin as soon as SO by Lehi (1 ), M ohler (1). M al • • runs. In the 7th a walk, a single, possible. 32 4 5 27 13 lott (1 ). W P Fearce. a w alk, and a fielders choice play T he new gran d stan d will rise • • g av e them th e ir 4th run. E rro rs: Rasm ussen, S to tt (2), w here th e present bleachers are Pederson, Bowen (1 ), HR: H unt now located on th e high school AB R H PO A (2), G ehrm an (1) RBI: H unt (2), Coquille (24) field. T he bleachers will probably 3 2 2 1 4 G ehrm an, Duff (1 ), W alks by H arrin gton, 3b be re-erected across th e field. 5 3 2 Douglass, lb H efty (2 ), A ldersan (3 ), G ehr . A lm ost 21 m illion pounds of Moore, cf m an (2), Hit by pitched ball (1) C oquille’s P ee Wees defeated rockfish, flounder, sole, an d other P atterso n , If by G ehrm an. SO by H efty (3), Bandon th e re last T hursday by a w hite-m eated ocean fishes w ere M allott, ss landed at Oregon ports d u rin g the G ehrm an (2), Duff (2 ), LP Nefty. ! sore of 9 to 2. Jim Ja rv is scored tw o ru n s for 1954-55 license year according to Second Game figures released by th e O regon • Coquille scored one ru n in th e ! th e local boys. O th er C oquille fish com mission th is w eek. T h e li m en scoring w ere Mike P earl, 6th, hom e ru n by Douglass, two cense y ear ex tends from A p ril 1 in the 8th. H arrin g to n w as on, R obert Byers, Mike Reese, D av to M arch 31. id M attoon, Jim K ern, C arl Roten H. S. Sm ith, fish com mission For a real buy, see the new h it by piched ball. Moore hit a an d Ray Fields. run, one in the 9th, K irk en - auditor, said th is y ea r’s total la n d 13 ft. Aloha ant} the 15 ft. d home Box score is as follows: all’s home run. Coquille (9) AB H o A ings capped th e 1953-54 total by San Gabriel vacation trail Bend scored one run in th e 2nd, Ja rv is, p-2b 1 ap p ro x im ately th ree m i l l i o n 4 2 o ers, complete in every way. a hom e run by C urt Ja n tze , rig h t P earl, c ____ 3 1 0 3 pounds. Sm ith attrib u ted th e in ALSO VACATION fielder. In th e 3rd they scored 4 A nderson, cf 2 1 0 0 crease to a stepped up dem and for RENTAL TRAILERS runs on three hits and 2 Coquille Byers, cf ...... 2 1 1 0 m arin e fishes from O regon fu r producers and a g rea ter utilization errors. T hey scored one ru n in C ullum , ss ... — .2 0 0 0 of frozen fish products. th e 4th and in the 5th. In th e 7th W aggoner, lb--p 3 0 2 0 Landings of various species of they scored 3 m ore ru n s on 4 hits, ’ Reese, If .... . 0 0 0 0 a walk. O ne m ore ru n in th e 8th Gill, If 1 0 0 0 sole am ounted to n in e m illion on a w alk and tw o errors. M attoon, 3b ...... 0 Across from Sanford 1 pounds; higher th an any other 0 0 Coquille (4) AB R H PO A Slate. 3b ....... 2 0 3 0 general group of m arin e fishes in Heights Entrance H arrington, 3b 2 1 0 2 5 C lark, rf ...... ........ 1 0 0 0 cluded in the total. Pacific ocean K ern, rf .... 0 0 .2 0 perch landings am ounted to four Roten, 2b .......... .'.1 1 0 0 m illion pounds. B utler’s rigid frame steel con Sm ith listed th e follow ing gen Fields, lb 0 1 1 0 stru ctio n —w ith gtlvsnized or eral tren d s in th e m arin e fish Runs— Ja rv is 2, P earl, Byers, aluminum sheet* tightly bolted Reese, M attoon, K ern, Roten, landings: flounder, h alib u t, and —helps ssfeg u ard b oth your tru e cod landings doubled during Fields; E rro rs—W aggoner, P earl, building and business invest ALL HI-POWER RIFLE SCOPES BOUGHT FROM US th e past year; sole and red rock- Cullum ; S trik eo u ts—Ja rv is 4, ment against fire. It also au u re , WILL BE INSTALLED FREE! W aggoner 6; W alks— Ja rv is 1, fish landings rem ained a p p ro x i year* of dependable service with little or no upkeep! W aggoner 4; Stolen Bases— m ately th e sam e; and black rock- We carry the largest stock of new and used fish landings w ere dow n from the Get the full Butler story be P earl, C ullum . 1953-54 total. fore you build. We’ll show you rifles in Southwestern Oregon. Gunsmith- Bandon (2) AB II! O A Poundage fee revenue on w hite- how you can get better protec ing. Bluing. Loading Tools, Ammunition, C edarquist, 2b _2 1 2 3 m eated m arine fish catches added tion and save up to 47 per cent P ru itt, cf ......... 1 Cases, Sights, Scopes, Mounts, Stocks, Sling 0 0 0 up to »7.850 fo r th e year. Sm ith in building coat, with Butler. M artin, ss ........... . 3 1 3 1 said landing statistics on salm on Straps. 0 and o th er fishes not included in Rose, c ..... ....... 2 0 0 S w eetland, lb _ 2 1 6 0 the m arine fish landings will be RIFLES FOR RENT Bow der, 3 b ___ 3 0 1 av ailab le in late A ugust. 0 • • Hays, rf 2 0 0 0 Cole, If .............. 2 0 0 0 M hen they aocidently bum p Into n a stra n g e r th ey show th e ir ton- 2 1 1 Spencer, p R uns— M artin, Rose; :E rrors— guest as a m eans of asying “I have 1268 N. ELLIOTT COQUILLE PHONE 4491 220 M cA ndrew s Rd. Rose 6, C edarquist Bowder, no w ords in m y m outh w hich can S pencer; S trik eo u ts— :S pencer 6 Phone 3-1006 M edford. Oregon say how sorry I am .” House O f David Scheduled Here M Meat prices effective Friday, Saturday, Sunday . . . in Coquille Store Only FRESH. CUT-UP, PAN-READY COLORED FRYERS . . , FRESH. CUT-UP, PAN-READY STEWING H E N S ................. LITTLE PIG SAUSAG ES......................... 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