Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 18, 1952, Image 5

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    THE NYSSA GATE CïTY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSTU Y DEOFMBFR !» Î9?2
Pie; ce Paces B u lI d rs o !c g ^ r ^ ^ 42 ^ B
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with 113. and
15 1
IL
Win Over LaGrande In U :e Till
Eagle-eyed
sharpshcoting
and
clever defensive
Jvork by Elzie
"Peerless” Pierce featured the win
the Nyssa Bulidcgs eiced out over the
scrappy LaGrande Wildcats in a
n^n-conference basketball game here
Friday night.
In a nip-and-tuck game that wa
five times tied up. the Bulldogs
pulled the game out by a 45-42 score
after it was all tied up at 38-38 with
but two minutes to play.
Those last two minutes were more
exciting and jamb-packed with ac­
tion than at any other period o f the
fast moving game.
Enroll During DECEMBER
for the
MID-WINTER TERM
beginning Monday, Jan. 5.
Bij* Saving on Easy Term
and Course Registrations.
New Classes to be organized
in all Commercial Subjects.
Our School is approved for
GI and KOREAN veteran
training.
Call, Phone or W rite for full
Information
Bay School and Fiening Classes
LINK'S
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13th & Main
Dial 3-8041
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Going hit the final quarter, the
Bulldogs led t
34-33. the widest I
margin separa
g the two te a m '!
during the game With less than I
three minutes of play remaining the |
. re was Nyssa 37, Lagrande 36.
Wild Final Fcriinl
Then things began to happen with
accentuated tempo. Hurry Bumgar­
ner was fouled, making good one
free throw. LeGrar.de retaliated
A-ith a field goal: »core, 38-38. Pierce
made it one more on a free throw,!
followed by two in succession by
Leslie Hiatt after LaGrande had
made two points: score, Nyssa 41,
LaGrande 40.
Hiatt connected with a field goal,
which was immediately duplicated
by LaGrande: score, with about a
half minute to play, Nyssa 43 La-
Grande 42.
Bumgarner was again fouled,
making good one point. Seconds lat­
er Pierce was fouled by Dave Waloh, IN Nl'MBKKs THERE W \S surety,
who was forced from the game with apparently, for the nimrod foursome
five personal fouls. As the Bulldog shown in the above photograph came
co-captain's free throw s wished hark from the special deer hunt last
through the cords, the game-ending Sunday with four does, taken in the
Baker area i half mile north of
whistle blew.
Newbridge. From left to right the
The game's first quarter was more
huntsmen are Harry N'akashima,
than half over before the Bulldogs
BUI WaVert, John McCalister and
made their first field goal. Sub Jerry
Ken Sanders.—Photo b\ Dick Yost.
Browne doing the trick.
Bulldogs 1st to Score
Nyssa was first to sc re, however,
when Pierce vas fouled three times
in succession in the first three min­
utes. His three free throws were
good. LaGrande’s first score came
The fi
. iIf cf the Women’s
shortly after, making the score Nys­ C mmer.
B -vling league ended
sa 3, LaGrande 2. Then came Monday
it with the B & E team
in tcp >
by a 10-game margin
over tlie ecoad place Stunz Lumber.
By taking fc ur point each in Mon­
day night’s play Owyhee Beauty
Shop and Berrett’s Service finished
in third and fourth place, respec­
tively. The other four teams finish-
B & E Cops 1st Half
Dowling Bunting
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STOP AND THINK!
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From Our Stock of Good, Clean Cars
HERRIM AN
Motor Company
Exclusive S.E.I. Dealer In Nyssa
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1 Yoyer
fer
, Friday by mak-
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• paid e ff ha ndsomelv
for IParma, 30 U
mg con-
p the Bull-
verte<i to 30 points
dogs could di) no better th;an make
18 fn e thro.’vs on 30 Parina fculs.
Field goals , how<?ver, >pelled the
margim of vi::tory I lo r the Bulldogs,
who made 19 to theur appo:uent’s 10.
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In the preliminary .me, the Ny -
sa Frosh-Soph team won a 63-39
victory over the Parma Frosh-sophs.
Amble was nigh pointer for Nys.-a
van i7, closely folic \ed by Simianer
.vith 16 and Hartley vith 14.
The Bulldog varsity plays Bak t
high school here this Friday night.
The preliminary game has not yet
oeen announced.
The box score:
NYSSA
PA R M A
15
13 Troyer
Pierce, g
8 Sutton
6
Hiatt, g
0
»-■"JSSsiSä Í #
Hartley, c ...__ 5
Edgeman
1
6
Browne, f
Vickers
12
3
Purrill
Marcum, f
Davis
5
Bumgarner, g 3
1
5 Suehl .....
H lc mb. g
ed in this order: Bn wnie’» Cafe,
—
10
Snider, c
5th: Hospital, 6th: r..rine:te.-. 7:h, Talbot, c
50
3
and Bowling Cer. r. 8 h.
First half honors ere fairly well
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distributed. Ann Richter, Berrett'
posted high Individual e:
aver­
age o f 561. Alta S ir/ h: a individ­
ual game of 220. H .: i tt .m une av­
erage was taken b\ Sainz Lumber
and high team ser.e by B .V K Cafe.
In the Adri.m-H medale Women’s
F iy Bra wn, B & !•'. r lit d l:>3 f r B vling league, which bowled Tues­
high individual -
Mot iy's day night on the Ny a alley-. Wil-
play, while her teammate, Maxine s,m’s J evelry and Hayes’ Lumber
B. ).vn, had 504 f. r limit individual each took four points, while Bican-
»cries. B & E tc k the remaining di's and Bill's Food (well lo»t four.
honors with 066 for L a team anie
H. medale Tractor and Adrian
and 1008 for high u am cries.
Feed »plit with two wins each, and
Vfev *
Verna Costley Takes
Adrian Bowl Honors
Blues Down Parma
For 3rd Win; Play-
Baker Here Friday
In their third warm-up non-con­
ference game, and the second this
week, Nyssa high school bested Par­
ma by a 56-50 score Tuesday night
at Parma.
Taking an early lead that was
never relinquished, the Bulldogs held
a 15-point lead at the end o f the
third quarter. At the half the score
was 28-19.
Pierce was high point man for
Browne's field goal.
Near the end of the first period,
LaGrande was ahead for the only
time in the game by an 8-7 score.
Repeating his performance o f the
first part of this period, Pierce made
three free throws in succession after
being fouled to bring the count to
10-10— the third time the score was
tied— in the final minutes o f the
quarter which ended with the Bull­
dogs ahead 12-10.
Pierce Gets 12 fur 16
In that first period, "Peerless”
Pierce found the ring for seven free
throws out of nine tries. In the other
three quarters he made five out of
sewn to end the game with 12 for
16 to lead his teammates as high
point man. although he failed to
make a single field goal.
Ray Buckwalter was high pointer
for LaGrande with 13, his one-point
margin over Pierce coming from a
lone free throw. Everett Wir.burn
made six frees out of eight tries for
the Wildcats.
Ned Snider gave a stellar perfor­
mance at the center position before j
going out o f the game via the foul
route in the final quarter. His
Specialty was short hooks from be­
hind the backboard
his effective­
ness accounting for 10 points. He
also garnered two points frem fr e e .
throws.
Pace of the game is indicated in |
the fcul department, with Nyssa
making 23 points and LaGrande 20;
via the free throw route. Half-tim e
score was 21-15 in favor of the Bull­
dogs.
At half-tim e the Bulldogs were
leading 21-15, 11 of Nyssa’s and
seven o f LaGrande’s points coming
through fouls.
In the preliminary, Vale high
school physical education class team
defeated the Bulldogs Bees 28-25.
The box score:
N YSSA
LaG RANDE
Pierce, g ___ 12
Cornwell, f .... 5
Hiatt, g
7 Walch, f
3
Hartley, c
0
Winburn, c
6
Browne, f ___ 7 Buckwalter, g 13
Marcum, f ____ 0 Cochran, g .... 5
Snider, c
10 K offard
2
Bumgarner, g 9 Trotter _______ 2
Quinn
2
45 A d a m s ______ 4
v •»! ; i.i IT S I M O N 6» 10
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Vale hi
n
y ime
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lev. W:1 n’s, bowled
at posting a 61-40 score
for high individual game and a?ainst L
l ■
ba»ki bail game».
th
game a i- >
l by-
ins Drugs, with 706 pins. Mar-
R eligi t ha» been the greatest in-
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ted an even 2000 f r -p in :, n for subject matter in the
team .-cries.
visual art
Every D a y Prices
Card Tables . . . .
4 .9 5
Hassocks
3 .9 5
Floor Lamps
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9 .9 5
Slept Tables . . . . . . 8 .9 5
Smokers. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 .9 5
Coffee Table . . .
Lam ps
. . .5.95
M irro rs
. ,1 .3 5
3-Speed Phonograph . 2 3 .9 5
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CHRISTMAS
TREES
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The Dependable Furniture Store
A ll Sizes
Oregon Gate Cabins
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e C h a n g * oil
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Nyssa, Oregon
218 Main St.
V 2 -In. Electric
Phone 4t
FOR MOTHER
Give Her a 61-pc. Tudor Plate
Silverware Set
iIHUHttH»*'
with cream and sugar
P R O G R A M OF
Annual Christmas Activities
$63.38 Value for only
G ive Him Sporting Goods This Year
Some Suggestions Include . . . .
S A T U R D A Y , DEC. 2 0
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INDIAN UPRISING
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Basket Ball, Basket Ball Nets, Guns, Fishing Reel,
Sleeping Bags, Air Mattress, Coleman Stoves and
Lanterns.
Another FREE SHOW at 2:00 P. M.
with More Free Treats Given
SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE O F
ELECTRICAL A N D DISHWARE GIFTS
SPONSORED BY
NYSSA CHAMBER of COMMERCE
(with the Aid of the Nyssa Fire Department)
Through courtesy of Nyssa business firms that extend a welcome to all
youngsters in the community
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