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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NY S3 A. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 14. 1953
PAGE FOUR
Eulldcgs Split
In Fradice Tilts
Da rö i.*
e-up games
reparation lo r
n t Pendlet >:
7-Al d^tr:-
». played la
In the
the Build 4
Thursday at
K.ng-j 8-2 \
r mpi a o ver \
B *e Motid a y
high *. ho
which wa* acta
d< s* 2-1 on an earr.t
Savage ior the B
strikeout*, gave up
issued three ba*e* or.
Levej y and V a-r
leading Bulidjg hi", ter*, each g e -
tin * two ior three Vaughan and
for four at ba
i iib
each sc red : wo r .u. ■>. Tne other one
Was made by Sr.odg ras*.
Only extra-ba-e blows, double.-,
•wire made by Lovejoy and Talbot
for the Build g Allen made a three-
ba*e hit for Bot-e.
The Ny -a Fro-h-Soph team al*o
lost to Bo..*e by one run, the score
being 5-4 Nyx.*a battery was Thomp
son and B Lovejoy.
In the Vale encounter six of the
Bulldog runs were made in the first
inning by the first six men up.
Vaughn. Talbot. Snider, Lovejoy
Cox and Savage Talbot scored again
in the second and Mace in the third
V,,..
the
fifth and were made by Swift and
Jack-on. both on Bulldog errors
Fallowing the Bo.-e game* the
Nyssa team* were guest- of the
management of the Boise Yankee
for the game between the Yank* and
Billings, which wa* v. r. by the Mon-
ana team 6-4
"C- mpi
nmd
Ml
mean* of sound
8 Keverenmen
Qualify for
State Meet
Satinettes vs C. of C. Feature
Findling to Head
Softball lamboree at Rodeo Grounds Nyssa
Ciub
Cet Fu
O . ar
wa* e. ect-
Pendleton Will
Meet Bulldogs
Here Saturday
jalopy Event
Draws Record
Crowd, Entries
earn mcmo-tr-
beer, a ru: : a e . i : r the pe ail :ea-
ture game : the S- ítbai: Jarr:t>rce
P ir.dlet.un high s c h e i will be the
If- >n : > c rv Gii-
: -night Th urscUy * by the ma: tager»
g: une* every Sunday Ny "a 3-.11 : g upp. n -:.t
a pi i> - cf the Sa: .
f K.nsey Ke
Ny • a
gair. - to decide ihe Eastern Che ....moer oí commerce.
x: ..tree week-, according
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plated m n:
ruent
oy
Lynn
Sr.tdgra-
ba-.-ball
champ.tr.
h.p.
it
wa*
l r to help t
Satin
satinettes tr.ar.-
Wavr.ard Talb
Í the spcr.scnng Owyhee
Nv i tra i team *. n tht 34m a
, . r named Betty H.ll ant Ezma
a V Wil n. N ..................................
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Orej n T r a 2 k a
Pea: n as his starting battery Oth-
g June 10. the p .palar or: cipa!.
F. .d ila** A meet a : LaGrar
g ggle *p rt wall be heiu
Winner cf the playoff ch--d'jlecl t . members c i the girls' team are
The 15-man team fr:m N
¿ach We rr.e-dav r.igh: un.tl fall. f r 8 15 pm Saturday cr. : he Bull- Vela Dee P _tl-cn. Rea Pearson.
rnu ->ed a total cf 60 1 4 po Va
Kathryn C iie x a n . Sharon Glover.
dog d.am r.d, will repre e:.- Uu
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5r. ugru ■ said
more .han second place Or.ta;
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x jaiop.e- were enter d :n -net ;n the state h.g.i -ch* l dase-
^
Thirty-
Grande high sch 1. la*: yea:
races, nece--.rating lour ball tournament a: Alban;, May 21 Myrtle Barth l.m a. Pa: Barclay.
tier, was third with 41 point -
L . Bur.gum ? a t K.eseL. r*; ar.d
* f -, every event, with n:r.e oa:* and 22
Other schccls were Herm;* >n 18 : .u
y*.
Pendleton wen the d :-:r ict 7-A1 Z. a .r.e Glover.
.ne ‘ ne
points; Pendlet.n, 15 point:
E.ll 5:h:rem an. C cf C manager,
The cr vd g :: Just w hat'll came bunting in the final game c:; a play-
h.gh school. 13 points; V e, 12 w see _ a spectacular pile-up of
Tue*day named Bert Lienkaemper and Dick
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points, and Baker, 7 : , points
Yc *t a* his *tarting battery Firs
f.ve tar- with several ether exciting n.gnt.
Ny-.-a was crowned d. trie. 7-A2 "i.r t string' lineup include*. Elmer
This is the third time that Nyssa tv.;:, r h.<; penmgs including a blown
champion by beating Vale and On Cruscn. 1st ba*e; L - r.ard Hewett
has won the qualifying meet s.r.ce t.re - n i.e of the turns.
1310 The fir-t time wa ir. 1949. f- .-
B^d H gel wen the A-mam event, tario in a playoff serie* a : Vale 2nd ba*e. Glenn Barton, shortstop
H .. Her.ig-jr. 3rd ba*e, and C. Si
: iwed by a repeat ir. 1950 Ontario ji :. -e
. and third spot *'..11 un April 24 and 25
Tyler. Lew Herriman and Ralph
was the winner in 1951.
decided.
Lawrence, outfielders.
Coach Keveren will leave th_*
Tlie B-m a:n event was won by
Thursday with his squad for Cor- R nn.e Marshall, with "Pickles '
Almost certain to see action m the
three-inning game ir e Jerry Flesey,
vallis. where the state meet will be Rudy driving Charles Rittenbaugh's
Paul Penrod. Ted Morgan, Wilton
held Friday and Saturday Those No. 25 a first time e n try
Jackson. Jake Ptsher. Fred Bracken.
who qualified last Saturday were -ecor.d and Harold Vogt third
Rob Hartley, 440-yard dash; Junius
Elbert Hatch, in winning the
Red Waggoner, Bob Thompson. Earl
Tanner, low and high hurdles. Bob trophy da-n. showed the best time
H uingsworth, Ous Liming. Bernard
Amble, discus and javelin throw which was 20.11.
The television “bug" ha* bit the Ea* : man. Emil Pa ulus. J Lewis. C ar
Teddy Keck, pole vault; Lesi.e Hiatt,
Shirley Thomas presented the
los Buchner. Duane Alters and Scott
javelin thrtiw; Harry Bumgarner. trophie* — ar.d received the tradi general public in Ny**a and sur Pearson.
rounding
communities,
with
local
mile run. and Harold Bumgarner ar.d tional kisaes.
Pre-game ceremonies include
dealers making extensive plans to
Kenneth Toomb, high Jump
meet the needs of buyer* when the -short concert by the Nyssa Muni-
Amble set a new record in the
first telecasts, scheduled for July. csPa - band, directed by Leon Burt,
discus throw at Saturday* meet.
are made from Boise.
and introduction of Nyssa Softball
heaving the discus for a distance of
3even births, including a set of
In addition to possible "far.-" and association commission members and
146-feet. 4 3 4-inche*. T h ;, better* twin*, were recorded during the past dealers, the Nyssa Busine- Men's officials of the Jamboree by Howard
the mark of 142-feet. 10-3 8 inches ■week at Malheur Memorial hospital.
association has become interested t o -------------------------------------------------------
et by a former Nyssan, Lew Long, « folio VI
the extent of giving away a TV *e:
The distaff side of a family is the
in 1950 Ta:nner tied the ex:¿ting
May 7—A daughter to Mr and on a plan in which a majority of female side
record of 21 .7 for the low hu:rdles.
Mr* Benigno Molina, Parm a, a son Nyssa business firms are participa
-et by Hens!lee. Pendleiton. in 1952 to Mr and Mr Andra- Coronado,
H a al- i wan the high hard les R. .. Parma, ar.d boy-girl twins to Mr ting The first set will be given May
23 and plans are being made for
a time Of 17 1.
ar.d Mrs Je*-e Huffman. Parma
further TV prizes.
Hart! ey wa * clocked a : 53 9 in •»•in-
May 8—A daughter to Mr. and
Wilson Bros. Department St re.
Mr- The dr re Tt.-ke. Ny.-.*a, ar.d a Petersen Furniture C and the Fire
.. • Mr and Mr* Horace Chaney, stone Store have the it .
extern-tve
Parma.
lin es of te le v isio n se:>
anc
Mav 10—A .- r. to Mr ar.d Mr* Wil on Br.
*A'a¿ the
N rbtrt Saraz::.. Nv- a
struct a special TV :
12 A da
iter to Mr. and an aerial on u p o f th:
M. Oiiver Free!. Adrian.
lei Brencile, n.n: .id r
TV "Bug" Bites
aki.g Public; Dealers
Plan For Sales
Births
Double-Header
Softball League
Play In Nyssa
j
ed pre-.dent f the Ny a Riiie and
Pi*tol cluo at an election meet.ng
la : fr.d a j li t -ucceed Ralph L a w
rence.
Other elected include Cliff Main,
vice pre ident; Percy Capper, execu
tive officer. Neal Nicholson, chief
instructor; John Strickland, chief
range officer. Vernon R .bert*on, *ec-
retary - tr, i-urer. and Harold Kurtz,
publicity chairman.
The new officer- will take office
at the fir*t meeting in June
The club * -ecor.d -cheduled shoo*
is *et for this Sunday a: the range
way.
Waggoner Motor* will meet Holl-
mgsw rths'. Inc in the first game
f a d;ubie-header Tuesday night to
mark the official opening of the
Ny -a Softball league at the rodeo
ground*
In h e second game Berrett's Serv-
lce *•'*
^ 4 ' Trucking Co. of
Fayette, only team in the league
0Ut~'He of Nyssa.
Scheduled tune .or the firs: game
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A: 1 30 P m FYtday. May 22, Nys-
sa LDS 2nd ward will play Tobler's
Feed For the second game Hollings
worths’ will schedule a game with an
outside team for a double-header
feature.
Tuesday. May 26. May Trucking
will play Hollingsworths' in the 7:30
p m. game and Berrett's will meet
LDS 2nd ward in the second.
All games will be played at the
rodeo grounds under supervision of
the Nyssa Softball association.
The first half will end June 19.
HOT W A T E R
It
week and claims the t
to erect a "bin cage”
Mr
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N. Neely ami
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K k n<l soi Ki,
Mi
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a; the Cliff Mum h me.
of
ning the 440-yard da.-h, but came in
: uitii t Lucher if Mte high a. the
220 Forbe - wa* fifth in the 440
Ha.-rv Bumgarner in
winning the mile rur wa* 4 :55 2.
Han Id Bumgarner crosse d the bar
a: 5-fe et, 8-inche* to take the high
jump. Pcomb t.ed with Jack on. On-
tarlo. and Adam , LaOr inde, for
*ec nd place
Ny- t gained a f r it si d -econd
i:i the javelin throiv. Hist t besting
:iie fieId with a th •OAT of 155-feet,
6-inche*. Amble placed second.
Tin* Build a pia >d f. urth In the
830-vard relay, which was won by
Bcem. r iyiar and Ja. k >n of On-
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W aggoner Motors
M ay Trucking
vs
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Berreti's Service
LEAGUE GAMES EVERY TUESDAY - FRIDAY
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SOFTBALL JAMBOREE
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Thursday, M ay 14—7:30 P.M.—Rodeo Grounds
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he * ¿quarter*.
Local dealers are reporting numer-
u* inquirit ab ut TV set* and all
of them report that several pi- .pie
already have made their purchases
for delivery when tdeea.-ting start*
One appliance deal r. .vho d e.-n't
have any -ets in stock . reported that
a sale was made “sight unseen" by
ieleph vne la*t week ai .d a check was
submit :ed as a down pajment.
( * nizati n head* are reported to
:) ■ •rying about “1to v to get al-
ready reluctant mem
ar.d corn-
mlttee men to attend tight meeting*
after 1 V c me to th: area."
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neighbor* for ail the
the
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and brother.
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Mr and Mrs Lynn Muir
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ELECTRIC
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commissioner.
There will be no aam;*sion to the
Jambe ree I l? Liens club will epe-
■at? a conce
ar.d cold dr;
Team* to *ee action tonight are
N' * LDS 2nd Ward. Tobler's Feed.
H-.'lIing.-w. rth ‘ Inc . Berrett's Service,
Wagg r.er Motor* and May Truck
ing.
Position Open
Wanted. Mar or Lady
age 50-65 to Manage
Local Store
Should have $4000 to $5000
Best Collateral, Double Se
curity Furnished
8'. paid quarterly.
Also Salary. Commission on
Sales Opportunity become
Eligible Old Ayje Pension
ind Social Security Bene
fits This is Work You
Can Do.
Write t r Information
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Team s Playing
Featured G am e
LDS 2nd W ard—Tobler's Feed
Satinettes
W aggoner Motors—Berrett's
vs
H ollingsw orths'-M ay Trucking
Cham ber of Com m erce
12 INNING OF SOFTBALL
MUSIC BY CITY BAND
1ST PITCH BY MAYOR JONES
Announcing by Grant Rinehart
Sponsored by
NYSSA SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
No Admission