NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published at Nyssa, Oregon
VOLUME XXXII. No. 24.
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1937
Fastest Growing Town In Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAR
Payette and Caldwell In Irene Poage Is Toxoid Clinic To Be Held Here
Planning Board Boise,
June 29th To Protect Children Union High Fate
Playoff For League Leadership Nyssa*s Queen
To Submit Zone STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS PEA HARVEST IN
Toxoid clinics have been planned To Be Decided By
Miss Irene Poage, daughter of TRUCK OPERATORS CAN
BUY
HALF
YEAR
LICENSE
In
Malheur County as part of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Poage,
has
been
FULL SWING AT NYSSA chosen by the Nyssa Commercial
public health program for the pre­
W. L. Pet.
Boise ...........................— 5 2 .114 Tha harvest of green peas is in Club to represent Nyssa in the Effective June 15th, truck drivers school child. Children between the Ballots Monday
Act To Public Payette
Court of Honor at the "Idaho have been able to buy half year ages of six months and eight years
........................
5 2 .714
here, with picking crews
On” celebration being held commercial licenses for trucks or are invited and urged to attend one
Caldwell .......................... 5 2 .714 full blast
out every morning the weath­ Marches
in
Boise
The selection pickups. No concession Is made to of these five clinics. They may at­
Nyssa ............................... 3 4 .429 going
permits and two electric sorters was made this by week.
Public Hearing Scheduled Vale ............................
a
committee
of the passenger cars, who must pay the tend any clinic from any part of Kingman, Wade, Owyhee
S 4 .429 er
busy handling the peas at the F. H. club last Friday.
county. This Is the age group
Ontario
............................
3
4
.429
»5.00 flat rate during the entire the
For June 29th To Dis­ Emmett .................
Hogue warehouse. A camp of work­ Miss Poage is in Boise and par­ year.
that
has the least natural protec­ and Big Bend to Decide
2 5 .286 ers
Half-year
licenses
for
those
in
the
pea
fields
has
been
estab­
tion
against
dipthera and every
ticipated
as
a
member
of
the
Court
We
ser
..........^
.............
2
5
1286
coming
under
the
modified
rules,
cuss New Ordinance.
lished just east of the Snake river Honor at the coronation of the can be obtained at the Frank Mor­ child can be protected through im­ Question — Director,
Nyssa dropped another game bridge on the Idaho side, with sev­ of
munization If their parents will Clerk to be Selected
Queen last night, at the Court
Sunday in the Idaho-Oregon league eral dozen families camped there Boise
consider this notice an Invitation
luncheon this noon and will be in gan office.
An ordinance with far-reaching play when Payette won a 9 to 0 de­ for the season.
and attend a clinic or go to their Heavy balloting Is expected In at
the
opening
parade
this
afternoon
Schweizer’»
Cafe
effects has been proposed by the cision. The local boys actually out-
own family physician for the tox­ least four school district of the vi­
During
the
entire
stay
she
will
be
City Planning Commission but be­ hit Payette but failed to move the Veterans Of Foreign
oid. In three months from the time cinity on Monday, June 21st when
an
honored
guest
in
Boise,
and
take
Modernizes
Interior
fore the ordinance can be adopted men around the bases to the payoff
of
this clinic there will be an­ qualfied electors will decide the
an
active
part
in
the
many
events
War»
To
Organize
a public hearing must be held, at home plate. The loss put Nyssa In
other
in the same place and for the
of
the
celebration.
In
the
celebra­
The
Schweizer
Cafe,
recently
pur­
high school question. The
which hearing has been set for a tie with Vale and Ontario for sec­
held two years ago in Boise chased by H. G. Wtlkison, Is getting same children. This gives each union
Ladies Auxiliary tion
four
district«
affected are Wade,
Tuesday, June 29th in the basement ond place in league standings; with
Miss Claudena Crawford represent­ a real overhauling. Mr. Wilkison child an opportunity to have two Big Bend, Owyhee
and Kingman
of the Eagles hail.
Boise, Payette and Caldwell in a A meeting has been called for ed
tnnoculations
which
gives
a
greater
Nyssa
in
the
Queen’
s
Court.
will formally open his new dining assurance of actual Immunity than Kolony. Besides electing a director
The proposed zoning ordinance three-way tie for top honors.
Friday evening, June 18 in the Leg­
room to the public this week, and one innoculation according to phy­ and clerk for the school boards,
restricts and regulates the location
Ontario Spring UPset
ion Hall, starting at 8 o’clock, for
has gone to considerable trouble
will decide whether further
of business, trades and callings; The upset
that are interested in pre­ voters
steps
be taken leading
and expense to provide the public sicians
the day was On­ the purpose of organizing a ladles
divides the city into districts and tario’s 8 to 0 of victory
A year after the second toward should
the
formation
union
with a nice, quiet place to dine and vention.
Boise on Auxiliary to the Veterans of Por-
establishes regulations by which Boise’s home field. over
innoculation each child will be high school district and of a a building
hold private meetings. The room given
had egn Wars. All sisters, mothers,
buildings may or may not be built, been bringing up the Ontario
to have the
constructed at Adrian.
was built by cutting a door through Schick the test opportunity
while daughters and wives of oversea vet­
altered or repaired. The proposed Bcise seemed headed for rear,
to determine his im­ to In be the
erans
are
asked
to
attend
and
help
to
the
rear
of
the
neighboring
local district, there will be
a
certain
regulation is much more stringent pennant; but the boys from the with the organization. Refresh­
munity.
building. The back room has been
a director elected to fill the the ex­
than ever before attempted in Nys­ neighboring town essays the giant- ments will be served by the ladles
kalsomined and cleaned; new lin­ The clinic in Nyssa is being spon­ pired term of Mrs. E. C. Wilson and
sa and every interested citizen in killer role and knocked off the lead­ and coffee by the gentlemen.
oleum laid and the whole attrac­ sored by the Civic Club this year. a clerk, which position is now fill­
Nyssa will no doubt wish to attend ers to throw them in a tie with Pay­
The date time and place of these ed by Dwight Smith.
tively arranged.
A
very
good
initial
attendance
is
the meeting in the Eagles hall June ette and Caldwell.
clinics
are as follows: Nyssa. Tues­
ATTENDS
DENTAL
MEETING
Tuesday
evening
workmen
moved
reported
at
band
practice
last
Fri­
29 th.
day.
June
29th. 9 A. M., High HOLLENBERGS TO SPEND
the
kitchen
to
the
rear
of
Cafe,
and
day
evening
in
the
Legion
hall,
Vale Beats Weiser
Under the law, the Planning
Dr. E. D. Norcott attended the with some 20 musicians on the bual- In the future all kitchen odors and School; Vale, Wednesday, June 30,
SUMMER AT CORVALLIS
Commission can get together, dis­ Weiser had been going so strong Idaho State Dental Association nes sends of horns, clarinets, trom­ noises will be delegated to the rear 9:30 A. M. High School. Ontario
cuss a proposed ordinance and draw they were figured almost certain meeting held in Boise Monday. bones, drums and other band in­ It Is Mr. Wilkison’s Intention to add Thursday, July 1st. 1:30 P. M. High Supt. and Mrs. Leo Hollenberg
up a draft of the law. Before it can winner over Vale, but the county Tuesday and Wednesday of this struments. There is room for more, at least 10 feet more counter spcyce School. Harper, Friday, July 2. 1:30 and children left Friday for Cor­
be adopted by the City Council, seat team smacked them down 11 to week. On Monday he was accom­ the members of the band say, and and sevral booths will be fitted up P. M., High School, Juntura, Friday vallis where they Intend to rent a
there must be a public hearing, ad­ 2 in another upset game of the day. panied to Boise by Warren Larsen
so that the seating capacity of the July 2nd. 3:30 P. M. High School. house and spend the summer vaca­
urging all musicians Interested Cafe
vertised in advance so that every­ Caldwell kept their record clean by and Pete Mitchell and on Tuesday are
will be more than doubled. Physicians of the county will give tion months. Leo expects to take
in
playing
in
the
band,
to
be
on
the toxoid. A charge of 25 cents will some work at Oregon State college
one will have an opportunity to be defeating Emmett by an 8 to 3 Mrs. Norcott attended with Dr. Nor­ hand every Friday night at the
_be made to cover the ccst of the during the summer course.
cott.
heard either for or against the count.
Legion
hall.
material.
measure.
Nyssa Outhits Idahoans
Walter Rosebraugh, high school
Public Health authorities urge
teacher and organizer of the high
A copy of the proposed zoning or­ The local team outhlt Payette
every child of this age group to go
school orchestra, is helping direct
dinance has been filed with the Sunday, but were erratic in the
to their own family physician and
the band and get It started. When
City Recorder and anyone interest­ field and seemed unable to bunch
be successfully vaccinated for small
the band has been smoothed out by
ed may inspect it prior to the public hits for runs. Art Norcott led the
pox. Ths is especially urged before
several practices, a public concert
meeting and decide whether they Nyssa batting with a double and two
the child starts to school. In many
will be given, according to present
agree or disagree with the provis­ singles. The only home run of the
of the schools in Oregon and over
plans.
ions of the act.
game was by Jack Fry, Payette first
the United States this is a require­
sacker, who parked one of John­
The Daily Vacation Bible School ment for the beginning of school
EMMETT CHERRY FESTIVAL closed
DREAMLAND THEATRE TO
ston’s slants over the right field
their sessions Friday evening
Mrs. W. W. Looney, 65, Malheur
Travel on the Boise-Weiser div­ SET FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 24 with a very interesting program In for the child entering the first time. county
BE REPLACED BY "PIX’ fence.
pioneer and beloved matron
All games in the Idaho-Oregon ision of the Mt. Hood Stages, via
the high school gym, along with STOCKMEN PLEASED WITH
of the Big Bend community passed
league will be postponed a week Parma, Nyssa, Ontario and Payette
a display of the work accomplished
WORK OF ROBERT LONG away last Wednesday, June 9th at
while Boise, Payette and Caldwell has Increased so rapidly during the The eighth annual Cherry Fes­ during the two weeks school period.
the home of her daughter, Ivy M.
Ontario visitors these days won­ play
off
the
tie
for
first
place.
The
past
few
months
that
it
was
found
A financial report has been Is­
Hart of Santa Barbara. California.
der where the Dreamland Theatre Boise and Payette teams will play necessary to run additional service tival, big summer event of Emmett sued
by Mrs. J. W. Poage. Treasur­ The Bureau of Biological Survey Funeral services wer held Saturday
has disappeared to. As a matter of Sunday morning in Boise, followed over this route. The new schedules has been set for Thursday, June er. showing
the amounts donated were pleased to receive a letter the at 2 P. M. at Santa Barbara with
24th. The city is preparing a full
fact, workmen started tearing the Sunday afternoon with the winner were placed in effect June 15th.
the various organizations of the othar
also In that city.
strutcure down a week ago Sunday taking on Caldwell for the first Three round trip schedules are afternoon and evening program, by
day from stockman Cathcart Interment
and the expenditure of the and Allen
Minerva E. Gallagher was born In
and now have the building razed. A half of the season championship. operating daily between Nyssa and and will be followed by the big city
of
Arock
stating
that
due
funds.
Those
who
supported
the
night celebration, advertised as the
Portland on August 17, 1871, and
new theatre is being built on the
the Intensive poisoning work of was
Boise and between Nyssa and Weis­ “Biggest
school included the Ladies Aid, $5; to
Night in Idaho.”
married to W. W. Looney at
Nyssa To Play Emmett
site, to be known as the Pix
hunter
Robert
Long,
losses
from
er.
Stages
leave
Nyssa
at
8:05
A.M.,
and L. D. S. Sunday rabid coyctes has practically stop­ Granite, Oregon on February 14th,
Theatre. It will be larger than the An unofficial game has been ar­ 11:05 A. M. and 6:20 P.M. for Boise. During the afternoon, the pro­ Methodist
»5 each; Civic Club $3;
1888. She resided In Grant and
Dreamland, with the largest seat­ ranged for Sunday between Nyssa Busses leaving Nyssa at 8:40 A.M. gram includes a ball game between Schools,
and but one animal has been Baker
Eagles Auxiliary »2.50; Legion »2.50; ped
counties for about 15 years,
ing capacity of any theatre in the and Emmett on the Emmett dia­ will make connections at Ontario Emmett and Boise; a prize fight Legion
lost
since
the
first
of
the
year.
Auxiliary, »3; W. C. T. U. »3; Hunters from Malheur county moving from Baker to Ontario on
Snake River valley. Formal opening mond. While not counting in league for Vale, Juntura, Burns. Bend and starting at 3 o'clock, featuring Commercial
»5; Rebekah's topped the state last month In get­ June 8, 1904 and had resided in
of the new theatre will be early in standings, the game is expected to Portland. In addition to this service, Windmill Pearce and Pete Blanch­ »3; Masons »5; Club,
Episcopal Sun­
county almost continuous­
September, according to present draw quite a crowd on the Emmett Mt. Hood Stages operate buses ard. The Cherry Queen, Marie Ar­ day School »2. and
coyotes. Charles B. Brown took Malheur
Material sold came ting
ly since that time. For the past 20
plans.
diamond. The locals have defeated over the John Day highway with rizábala, pretty 1937 high school to »2.75 and collections
30
adult
ccyotes,
one
pup
and
11
came to bob cats. Robert E. Long got 22 years she has made her home in the
will be crowned as the >6.52 making a total of »52.92,
Emmett once this season, but the
round trips weekly, leavir^f graduate
not
Bend community end has many
opening
feature
of
the
Big
Kid’s
TAKE EXAMS IN PORTLAND score was close and it should be an three
coyotes. 67 pups and one bob Big
Ontario Mondays, Wednesdays and Circus, a circus put on by kids of Including one »5.00 amount pledged cat dult while
friends
who will regret to learn of
interesting game.
Chesley
Hart
took
9
adult
Fridays with a direct connection Emmett. In the circus will be two but not paid.
her death.
coyotes
and
23
pups.
at Redmond for Portland and Bend. bands, dancers, tumbling teams, Detailed expenditures for the
survived by her husband.
Mrs. Alfred Jackson and Mis6 ATTEND COMMENCEMENT
Effective July 1st, these buses will acrobats, clowns and all that goes Bible School came to >52.61, Includ­ CLUB POSTPONES MEETING W. She W. Is Looney
of Big Bend; two
Ruth Warnock local beauty oper­
AT UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO also make direct connections for to
ing material for laundry bags,
sons,
Harry
of
Big
Bend and Walter
make
up
a
circus.
ators, are again in their shops after
Klamath Falls and all California A big street parade will be held in aprons and frogs, >10.94; Ice cream
J. ¡j f Caldwell; and by three daugh­
spending the past two weeks in Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Garrison and points.
»1.20; Incidentals from On account of the bad weather ters, Ivy M. Hart of Santa Barbara.
evening, with four bands, fifty containers.
Portland where they took a short their daughter Mrs. Chas. Newbill Three new 14-passenger steel the
Variety
Store,
incidentals Wednesday the Civic Club did not Vivian Wood of Yuma, Arizona and
floats,’
daylight
fireworks
and
course in beauty culture and their and children drove up to Moscow coaches were placed in service the unique features designed to delight at Caldwells »3.20; »2.10;
material
at Wil­ lo to Mrs. C. C. Cotton’s country Minerva Looney of Big Bend. She
state exs(minatior*s. Mrs. Jackson Saturday to attend Commencement first of June on the Cross State the crowd. A street carnival and sons, »1.30; paint from Baldridges
for their meeting as planned Is also survived by her aged moth­
returned Saturday on the Rose exercises and see their son Louis routes being pioneered by Mt. dances, the cherry exhibit and band »1.00; crayons at Eders »1.85; filler home
Very few members met at the hall er. Mary E. Skogland of Tonasket,
while Miss Warnock got off at Pay­ receive his degree in electrical en­ Hood Stages between Ontario and concerts are all expected to draw for hectograph, »2.87; books at so
Washington.
ette and spent the week end with gineering and his wife get her de­ Bend over the John Day and Cen­ thousands of pleasure seekers to Unions Supply Co., >4.50; certifi­ no regular meeting was held.
gree
in
education.
The
party
re­
her parents before returning to
tral Oregon highways. It is stated Emmett next Thursday.
cates from Seattle »6.95; books from
turned to Nyssa Tuesday.
Nyssa.
that highways through Eastern and
Seattle »225; gasoline »2.25; treats
Central Oregon are rapidly nearing
for children »4.96; paper, etc. »4.25;
CALLED
TO
WYOMING
completion and within a short time
postage, pencils >3.25.
will carry their percentage of the
The financial report Is published
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Abbott,
ac­
travel to Pacfic Coast points.
at the Instance of those In charge
companied
by
Mrs.
ArvlUla
Fauch-
Nyssa headquarters for the Mt.
of the school who felt those who
Hood Stages are located at the ler left Tuesday morning for Sher supported the event should know
ldan, Wyoming, upon receipt of
Nyssa Pharmacy.
The Reclamation and Journal city game Tuesday night when the
word that Dr. Abbott’s sister. Mrs. how the funds were expended.
ioftball teams finished the first Shell Oilers of Ontario won by a 7
Fred
Schneider,
was
very
ill
and
FOSTER—PROBST
MRS. ERNEST McCLURE HOME naif of the season in a tie for first to 10 count. The Shell team Is lead­
not expected to live. The party ex­
Interest in the coming “Sky Cir­ refinements of flying.
place honors, and the tie will be ing the Ontario league and have yet
cus” at Ontario July 6th is getting There will be several flivver At the Ira M Foster home on pects to b gone about two weeks and
ilayed off tomorrow night at Cald­ to be defeated. A return game will
keen, according to R. E. Scribner planes on exhibition; light planes Monday at 11 A. M. o'clock. Miss the doctor expects to notify his pat­ Mrs. Ernest McClure and two well.
In a game starting at 7:15. In be played under the lights in the
when he was in Nyssa this week. selling in the >1400 class and popu- Geraldine Fay Foster became the ients of his return through the children returned to their home In two previous
games the teams have next few weeks.
He said the Ontario airport is get­ ar with many fliers. Three or four bride of Shirley Ivon Probst. Rev Journal.
Nyssa Sunday. Mrs. McClure ha: divided the honors
and the struggle
Beelers Score 21 to Win
ting a thorough overhauling in an­ cabin planes will be included In the Floyd White read the single ring
been in the Caldwell hospital fol­
night should be a hot one.
ticipation of the event, including show, all fitted with modem inter­ ceremony in the presence of close ATTENDS UNCLE’S FUNERAL lowing an auto accidentin which sh» Friday
The
government
boys
came
to
The
Boys and the Outlaws
oiling of the runways and arranging iors. latest type Instruments and relatives and friends. Miss Viola
was seriously injured. The children Nyssa Friday evening and took both staged Beeler
a
free
scoring
Wednes­
accomodations for the vast crowd other refinements of modem fly­ Corfleld acted as bridesmaid and Mrs. Wm. Schireman attended have been staying with relative: ends of a double header, winning day night that finally spree
went
to the
expected to attend.
ing. The entire list of 40 planes will Wallace B Holmes was best man. the funeral services in Weiser Wed­ there.
from
the
Beeler
Boys
by
the
one­
Beelers.
21
to
15.
The
Outlaws
were
on exhibit from 9:00 in the Mr. and Mrs Probst have gone to nesday for her great uncle, Josiah
sided score of 19 to 3 but were hard­ coasting along on a 15 to 6 lead up
The “Sky Circus” is a complete be
Wilburn.
ENJOY
PORTLAND
VISIT
Grants
Pass
for
their
honeymoon
morning
until
3:00
in
the
afternoon
er pushed by the Outlaws to win until the 6th Inning when the
program of stunts, parachute Jumps will Include practically every type where the grooms parents live.
a 6 to 0 verdict. It was a five In­ Beelers staged a comeback seldom
and exhibition flying which will be of plane and is expected to equal
ning game, the first four being seen In softball. Fifteen runs cross­
presented in ten cities in Oregon many famous national air shows.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dewey
Ray
and
FA.MIL Y REUNION
In the fifth the Reclama­ ed the plate In one Inning, which
from July 2 to July 11, on the 1937 Thrills for the crowd will be pro­
children, Mrs. M. P. Robertson scoreless
ROUND TOWN
tion
boys
the range and shelled should be some sort of record, even
Oregon Air Tour, sponsored by the vided by acrobatic fliers with a wide A family reunion was held at the
Mrs. John Young and Mrs. 8id Bur- Rinehart, got
Outlaw
for sev­ for softball.
Oregon Aviation Development Com­ variety of stunts Fliers with nat- George Benton home Sunday, with
bldge and three daughters returned eral hits, Including chucker,
a
home
by New Schedule To Start Soon
mittee. R. E. Scribner of Ontario is
L. McCoy proudly displaying early Monday morning from Port Andrews and put the game run
reputations are making the a big Sunday dinner as the prin­ golf C. course
on ice
a member of this committee and onal
land.
The
Burbldges
and
Mrs.
Rob
model
made
by
reclama­
of Oregon citiles and the show cipal attraction. Among those at
Outlaws played a nice fielding A new schedule for the city league
handing details for the appearance tour
boys . . . Drivers license renewal ertsen have spent the past month in The
July 6th will give the people of the the affair were Mr and Mrs. Clyde tion
game
and showed signs of being the will be prepared Just as soon as the
of the circus at Ontario.
Portland
with
relatives.
The
other;
Snake River valley an opportunity Benton of Jerome. Doug Benton and blanks m big demand at Journal went down last week to attend tWe team to consider in the second half new team now being organized, is
While the stunts will be the spec­ to see sights never before given in friend of Baker. Oregon; Mr and office . . Fireplugs dressed up In
ready to go. The teams can be re­
Carnival and visit relstlves of A the new season.
tacular part of the show, the other the territory. Allen D. Greenwood, Mrs. EM Pruyn and family and Mr new coat of paint . . . Beeler Boys Rose
now. and any changes
team
is
being
organized
to
prove adage “where there's life, Mrs. H. A. Monday accompanied take the place of the Reclamation, organized
half of the program will be the ex­ state aemoautics inspector and tour and Mrs. A. V. Pruyn
around
to
different teams can be
there's hope” . . . Discouraging at­ them as far back as Baker
hibition of modem aircraft with two directors says, "the Sky Circus will
as most of the Reclamation players made, but the new roster of names
tendance
at
rodeo
meetings
.
.
.
score of the latest and newest type be of national air races calibre, be PLAN BOX SUPPER AT
now live In Caldwell. Those Inter­ should be turned in to the league
Florence Wlrta Jackson returns JIM KAKEBEEKE BUYS
airplanes As a special Inducement cause the same stars which played
CHURCH FRIDAY EVENING from
In getting on the new team secretary at the Journal office
Portland Saturday on a hand-
STORE IN ONTARIO ested
to give the children an opportunity to thouands of persons at these big
being
organized should see Bill within the next few days League
to see aviation's newest, the ccnf- events will be presented to resi­ The Epworth League are plan­ car . . . I B Allen gets hie mi
Schireman
or ’Taxi” Andrews. Any rules provide that each team can
mittee has decided to admit all dents of Oregon during this tour of ning a boa supper for Priday, June out of pawn . . . . Many plan to
one
with
a
to play can get contain not more than 15 members
Boise celebration. Eagles Jim Kakebeeke. son of John on one of the desire
children under 12 free if they are 10 Oregon cities " Cities on the tour l»th In the basement of the Com­ attend
four teams and take and must be registered with the
Auxiliary
attend
without
planning
accompanied by an adult. Everyone include Ontario, Medford. Klamath munity church. An imitation radio . . . Commercial Club members hear Kakebeeke of Nyssa. has purchased part In the fun the balance of the secretary at least 10 days before a
game. Violations of this rule can re­
will be allowed to inspect the 40 Falls. Bend. Baker. Pendleton, amateur hour will be the main fea­
the Ontario Furniture Exchange in summer.
sult in forfeiture of the game at tha
planes, the instruments, accessories, Salem. Marshfield. Astoria ai ture of the program followed by an scheme to stimulate building . . . Ontario. He took possession an
Joa rn a l I
T uesday
the motor and see all the
The Journal team lost an Inter option at the i
Portland.
tie of the
«
New Band Starts
Weekly Practice
STAGE SERVICE
INCREASED RERE
Sky Circus To Perform At
Ontario Airport July 6th
BIBLE SCHOOL
REPORT GIVEN
Mrs. Looney
Dies In Calif.
First Half Softball Season
Finds Two Teams Tied
s m