Myrtle Point High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Myrtle Point, OR)

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Division Won Loss Draw Results 98 Dennis Evans 14 1 1 1st 115 Keith Hill 14 3 1 2nd 123 Andy Lancaster 14 4 0 1st 130 Marv Amos 16 0 0 1 St 141 Ed Donavon 6 6 0 1st 168 Tom Poste 12 1 1 1 St 178 Mike Johnson 16 0 0 1st 191 Al Bartlett 11 2 0 1st HWT Bob Hyatt 16 0 0 1st MP Opponents 28 North Bend 19 32 Douglas 19 26 North Bend 23 27 Douglas 24 30 Brookings 25 37 Gold Beach 15 45 Pacific 8 42 Mapleton 10 29 Brookings 21 49 Coquille 7 44 Gold Beach 10 42 Pacific 13 49 Coquille 3 Denotes - Sunset Conference Match SUNSET LEAGUE W L Myrtle Point 8 0 Brookings 5 2 Gold Beach 3 4 Pacific 2 6 Coquille 0 8 DISTRICT MEET Myrtle Point 122 Bandon 87 Gold Beach 56 Coquille 21 Pacific 15 Dennis Evans dives at his opponent’s feet and searches for a secure hold during the Mapleton Invitational Wrestling tournament. Freshmen Ron Mason, struggles to keep from being dumped by his Mapleton opponent.

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JV WRESTLERS. ROW 1, FROM LEFT: John Breuer, Bill Zinn, Ray Daniels, Jim Radford, Dan Lewis, Paul Peterson, Dan Russell, Bob Adams, Pat Cook, Ron Farmer, Mike Anderson, Jim Knight. ROW 2: Dick Hyatt, Joe Buchanan, Larry Childers, Don Gulstrom, Tom Hamilton, Don Edlund, Jim Pearce, Bob Van Vlack, Rex King, Jesse Blanck, Bob Pagh, Jim Key, Dave Str i pi in, Everette Webber, Dennis Sullivan. Waiting for the referee to signal a pin, Charles Crumpton holds his opponent to the mat during the Mapleton invitational. Wrestling 24

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Baseball Boasts 22 Returning Cettennen There is no substitute for experience and the lack of it was a major factor in the Bobcats 3 win 17 loss baseball record. Coach Marvin Scherpf's outfit started the season with only three returning letter-men and one senior. This year the club boasts 12 returning lettermen and one freshmen. Hitting was not a real problem for the Bobcats, they just couldn’t handle the ball and lost several games due to errors. The Bobcats went through 12 games without a victory. The first victory was over Siuslaw 10-8. Out-hitting the opponents 12-5, the Bobcats never trailed in the contest and Robinson was the first winning Bobcat pitcher. McCurdy went 2 for 4 and knocked in four runs while Grisham and Lancaster each had 2 RBI’s. Coquille was the next Bobcat victim as the Red Devils witnessed a 3-2 defeat. Hartley was the winning pitcher and Grisham knocked in three runs with two singles. The Bobcats final victory was over Pacific, 3-1. McCurdy threw a nifty two-hitter for the victory, while MacKerrow, Stamen, and Grisham each Pitcher Harold Hartley concentrates on ball control before pitching to knocked in one run. teammates during batting practice. ROW 1, FROM LEFT: Bill McCaffree, manager; Mike Grisham, McCurdy, Jim MacKerrow, Terry Staman, Jerry Brodie, Harold Andrew Lancaster, John Gurney, Ross Robinson, Delbert Starr, Hartley, Jim Blohm. Dennis Elliott, manager. ROW 2: Marv Scherpf, coach; Pat Baseball 26