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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. ORFCON. THURSDAY FF3RUARY 12. 1953
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Bulldogs Avenge
Viking Defeat
By 50-33 Score
by
2 Games Remain on Ontario Host
Conference Schedule T q Junior H igh
Nyssa high school has two SRV
class A conference ba-ketball games
rem aining on its schedule, only one
of which will be played in the home
court.
The games are with Merid ian here
My--a high school Bulldogs ro
Feb. 17, and Emmet at Emmett
the Vale Vikings 50-38 in a Snake Feb. 20. A non-confere r.ce game will
River Valley conference ba-ketbt
b,’ olayed w .th cías.- B Adr .an high
game here Friday night before oi
-rhool this Friday.
of the large t crc wds of the sea o
Other games in the » mp! ete SRV
t' id tilt we
Star
hedule -hi v P.iyetn at \ Jale a riu
nd H iatt, ua •ds; Harth
P
Emmett at Ontario, Fob. 17. and
nd Marcu
and Leve:
Or
Weiser at Payette. Va
e firs: qua
M d va j
rwar
and M end.an with a b y 6 cri Fe b. 20.
Snider, w
. : Ma urn gave 1
-Vale
The outcome of the Oma
a thp final whis tic, dumpi
gam e will have no b«wring OIi the
Ore-;, n district situa tio ri lere,
IV.
Ontario already is “in’ and wil par-
Ivim garner ..
-tv
msicierab
with
ticipate in the p’.ay- f fs eit
action and contributed
brace eacn LaGrande or Baker the week o l
cf field goals and free throw . H. 1- March 2.
comb. only sophom ore cn the var­
The winner of the best twe out
sity. played most cf the final quar­ of three in this play- off se ries will
ter.
go to Eugene for the stiate tourna-
In the last few m inutes, Cox, T an ­ m ent, scheduled to begin the week
ner. Talbot and D illon were sent , of March 17.
into the gam e, long enough for Eddy
There will be no play-off s in the
of the Vikings to make two free Snake River Valley cot íercnce. since
throws on a personal foul by Dillon. :;i- winner
determ ined cii a per-
Gerry Browne, who had been ill centage of gam es won ba.-is
for several days, was not in suit but
As regards the SRV cci lference
-at cn the bench giving his team ­ and the Oregon distr ict play -off.-.
mates encouragem ent.
Nyssa is out of both.
L o vejoy S t o r e s F ir s t
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BB Tournament
Nyssa school- will -end an
to the Snake River Valley cl.
junior high school basketball
■ am ent to be held at Out..::
week, it was announced Tue-;.
M uri L u t caster, junior hig
principa..
T he this
h ’ Id Thu!
at On:
The
p.m. Tht ■day, wil
Wt
team n... heu aga:
• r .o p. i : Emmett at 3
same da)
F ridav gam e- will depei
. i . ,n , f tiie gam e- play,
day. Saturday’s two-game
will also depend oti winne
em i-fir.al- played Friday.
bi­
Team members a.- anno
Coach H vard L >veje y h: lude Eve-
rett Hiatt, D enn:- Fort» 5, Gì
ry S
Ve
n I’ nd. K ent L-vej y. Fr ank-
M
ouie \
d rill and Clyde Bybee.
A t vo-day t- urnam ent f< 3r cl.iss B
junior higli schools will be held
next Fr.day and Saturday, witli s'
tus as host. Adrian jui lior high
DICK YOST
Bulldogs Measure
Payeiie Piraies
By J Ì -SR S core
W inning handily and
a: all quarter-stage- , :
;.;e N, - a 3ui:d gs tc< k
ure of the Payette Pirate
Sr.ak-, K.ver Valley cla-
3»u gam e p.ajed Tuv -
Payette.
r-. the sc re va- Nv- .«
By q,
3. T at i
1. 1st qua:.«-:. N
a 33.
2nd q u a r ti.. N> -.-a 47.
rd quarter, and the final
-53.
. re
I h.
n g quintet. P.erce and
: Love.i y and Marcum
R artlej
24 c f the Bulldogs’ 29
,.d all : me : the:, free
m aining sc r« Snid- r
m ade :h :-ee f.eld goals and 3um gar-
ner and Browne one eacl
T.vent y-tw o personal : mls were
called oa the Bulldogs.
th but 14
credited to the Pirates, he latter
m aking 26 points e ff the fouling of
the Bui dogs.
Pierce accounted for 19 joints for
N y--a a id Lovejoy 15. D.lvi-. with
was high point m an f r the Pi-
■
Li
u
Waggoners Tops
Men's League
In 2nd Half
Standir.
ial Bowli
n-'ided
M ens C m m e
have taken on
ice during ti
> several tean
game- that wi
P
were di-eu- -id
m eeting o f the Owy
for construction of a s mmuniry hall
in cooperation with t e Oregon Trail
grange.
Appointed as a com m ittee to work
with the grange were Mr. and Mr
Nell Diminick ar.d C L Ten.-en. who
vere also instructed to dra w up plans
for the proposed building.
It was also the decision of the
riding gr. up to sponsor tiie jalopy
races again next summer, and to
affiliate with the W estern Riding
at:
A dona: ion of S25 to March of
D.nii - was voted.
A.
uncerneint of the annual
Farmer s of Ame rica banquet
nuide tJlis i« i k by Dw.ght W yc-
irecu
>f the N;■ a chapter
F F A i atn ivit íes, who set next T hurs-
day as
• cía t e for thli- year’s a f-
fair. tc» w h i .ch parents of members
are beiLrig Lnvit ed. Turn. and jilace
are 7.30 p.m L . at the higj l school.
Gi t spe .ike r will be K
I, -
kins
Hali a a y, who 1I- FFA d is-
trict vi<re presid ent.
Ot hei- feat ure
e program <ir-
rang ed by :i c<^mmittee headed by
I> n Bo'wer.v, wi *1 includi■ music and
member-
am ong
be the
Sto rea
COMING EVENTS
m 1 \ a made up l> * 1
as played none yet
;. ur have pi,ayed one make-up.
■ d un g in W
M ’
i r . - , i the t t:
place the Li­
winner Ace Past
only team to play 12 game.- in
infant sec. n<i half, is now in t birci
, «
\ w*ns and six lo
To date. V 1'aggoner Motors h
;> honor for high team se
2.231. and lw ii team gam e, 830.
G. Sudan; n ha i posted 614
h.gh individual
id H G in-
z il 614 for h i , 1.
al g.ame.
S tan d in g s
L
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6 ’ -
lb
Waggoner Motoi
Team No. 1
3
1
Team No. 1
3
1
Pastime
6
6
Bowling Center
3
5
T bier - Feed
3
5
Ol.,
Ny-.-a Lumber
5'.'
q
idu« ed
at pro­
es, th e
of $10
1 place
. 13—Arcadia Sunshine club
at h une of Mrs. L. E Rob-
n ih :n Ave. at 2
m. Fr:d..v.
11
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The fir?: quarter was about two
Other seeing action for the Buii-
der pon-
Both tcurnai
Vale
minutes old when Lovejoy made the ■a. 12. Vale 6; second, Ny.-sa
J o g -in ho last quar; r \ re Talbot,
er
\
orship
of
the
alley
first point on a foul by the Viking's 19; third. Nyssa 34, Vale 32, and Schoolm asters
Tanner. Dillon. Hole, mb and Cox.
sociatio:
Turner, followed but seconds later f: urth. Nyssa 50, Vale 38.
oints
high
Lovejoy
scored
11
p
as
by Hartley's only field goal of the
man fer the Bulldog- followed by
first half.
Out ahead by the.-e three points, Snider and H iatt with 9 each. Con-
the Bulldogs were never headed by way .-cored 16 for the Vikings, with
the Vikings, but held a varying lead Sm ith com ing in second with 11
points.
Chief change in the standings of
most of the way.
Box
Score
the
Snake River Valley conference
Late in the third quarter tire Vik­
M aintaining their pace, B & E basketball standings as result of
FG FT l*F TI*
ings came w ithin one point of tying Nyssa (50)
3
3
7 Cafe. Owyhee Beauty Shop and Ber- gam es played last Friday and T ues­
2
the Bulldogs, when the score read Pierce, g
3
9 rett’s Service rem ain in that order day saw P ayette displace Welser in
5
2
30-29, but the period ended 34-32. 1 Hiatt, g
4
Hartley, c
2
2
6 in the official standings of (he second spot in class A standings.
Bulldogs Widen Lead
W om en’s Bowling league following W elser dropped into a third place
Lovejoy,
f
5
1
0
11
The fourth period saw the Bull-
2
2
2 play last Monday night, with but one with M eridian.
Marcum, f
0
1
9 point separating each team.
Snider, c - f
4
1
In class B com petition, New Plym ­
Everybody’s replaced Hospitals in outh was finally dumped from top
Bumgarner, g
2
2
3
6
0 sixth place, otherw ise position in spot by M arsing into a second place
0
0
0
the Vikings tallied one on a free Holcomb, g
0
0 the standings remained the sam e as ! tje
Talbot,
c
0
0
Fruitland.
throw.
1
0 for last week.
0
0
N yssa’s basketball fortunes have
Snider dumped in a field goal, D illon, f
Fern Kessler, Stunz Lumber, ccp- improved, w ith the Bulldogs taking
0
0
0
0
with Turner, who had returned to Cox, f
17
17
16
50 ped all individual honors, posting Cvo straight, the first from Vale
the gam e for the Vikings after lay­ T otals
here last Friday and from Payette
ing out the second and third quart­ Vale (38l
FG FT PF TP
at P ayette Tuesday.
ers, duplicating and m aking the Dowers, f
2
0 | series.
0
0
High team series was bowled by
score 39-35.
4
2
0
SRV Standings—Class “’A”
Turner, f
1
Owyhee Beauty with 1,840 points,
Team
From there on the Vikings col- Conway, c
3
16
5
6
Won
Lost
while Everybody’s posted 655 p o in ts1
4
Ontario
Buhler, g
0
3
8
2
3 for h igh team game.
Fuhlwyler, g
0
2
3
P ayette _......
6
4
2, Team pairings for next Monday
Weiser
1
1
n
S m ith, f
5
6
5
are as follows:
Meridian
0
2
3
Eddy, f
1
6
5
S tu nz Lumber vs Berrett’s Service
Nyssa
0
1
0
5
Fonda, c
0
5
p i Owyhee Beauty vs B row nie’s Cafe,
throws.
Vale
0
1
0
4
Aranda, g
0
6
38 M ulr-R oberts-Burningham vs Every­
14
38
19
1
Em m ett
Totals
12
9
body's and B & E Cafe vs Hospital.
Class ■*B"
Standings
Team
Won
Lost
W
L
Marsing
12
3
191 5
B & E Cafe
Fruitland ___
—11
3
Owyhee B eauty
18
New Plym outh
11
3
B errett’s Service
17
Middleton
9
5
Brownie's C afe
13
W ilder
9
5
Stunz Lumber
12
Notus
5
9
Everybody’s
8
Parma
_ 5
9
H ospital ....
6
Adrian
1
13
M uir-R oberts-Burningham ... 3
Homedale
1
14
C annel is a coal of fine texture
con taining m uch volatile m atter.
Me
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SATVRDAI IT VALI
The Malin ; • v untv Jcr.ei
2 p. m.
lighters o
, home of
E ch niembe
club. Po
Ma ur­
ne ke ep-
■ake of 3
Feb. 19 Mary and Martha Circle
o f Metlx* di-t church m eet- with Mr-
R u-sell C lochrun at 2 p. m. Di'rea­
Circle to me et with Mrs. Leroy Herr-
m an on Columbia Ave at 2 p. m
Ruth ani d Naomi Circle m eets at
home of Mr-. D.vight W yckoff at
8 p. m.
Feb. 19 St. A nne’s altar society
Bin i: m v -only $1 a foot, Arm -
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Nyssa, Ore.
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TV Sets on Display
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Nyssa
IMPORTED FINE COMBED YA' N
Ace Cops 1st
Half Bunting;
Tobler's 2nd
Preshrunk
COTTON PLISSE
Ace Pastim e was declared winner
of the first half in the Nyssa M en’s
11 Commercial Bo wling league, accord­
ing to a report of standings released
Ij this week by Mike M ichaelson, league
| secretary.
Tobler’s Feed and Fuel finished
second, -even games behind the Aces,
in the first half play which ended
Jan. 29.
Member- o f the winning team are
G. Sadam ori, R. Sadam ori, K Saito,
Takam i, captain; K Sadam ori and
L. Saito.
Playing for Tobler’s are Hugh
Tobler, Bob W ilson, Evan Tobler
and Dick Yost, captain.
Players on the Nyssa Lumber
team , which finished in third place,
are E. Oldham, S Brown, O. W ilson,
J Ostrom and E Michaelson.
Members of the fourth place Bowl-
I ing C enter team are D. Taylor, N.
Van Meter, A. Bates, O. Shtm om aeda
j and D. Atagi.
Team members of the fifth place
i W aggoner Motors are B Kelle, C.
W aggoner, H Ginzel, B. Short, L.
H ew ett and M Fraley, captain.
C eilar-dw elling Team No. 1 m em ­
bers Include O. Fouch, D. Butcher,
R Taylor. B Meisinger, J. Madrid
and E Ballou.
T h e h alf ended with Tobler’s Feed
grabbing o ff top honors for high
team series with 2274 points, only
two [joints more than posted by
N yssa Lumber. W aggoner Motor
chalked up 784 points for high team
gam e, with Nyssa Lumber again In
second place.
•
Sunny Takami posted 686 points
to take top honors for individual
series and 275 points to place second
for high single gam e, only three
points behind N. Van Meter who had
278 points.
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NYSSA
OREGON
uck din-
m ect- a: c a th uu •hurch at 2 p. m.
Mis. Emma June Mr.-. Gra
D irk-
sen, hostesses.
F eb 20 \V >rld Day of Prayer er-
vice at M ethodi-t church. Begins
with 1 p. m. luncheon.
WE SLAUGHTER BEEF FOR HIDE
as always
All Animals Must Pass Health Examination
SRV Class'A VB#
Standings Change
Leaders Hold
Pace In Gals
Kegling League
R.dmg Club Plans t FA Annual Feed
Community Hall Set for Feb. 19
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