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THURSDAY. JANUARY 24. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Kids' Night Slated Saturday by Eagles GIRL SCOUT TROOP 120 HAS ICE SKATING PARTY Fourteen members of Girl Scout troop 120 went ice skating Jan. 16 Saturday, Jan. 26, is "Kids’ at Arcadia lake. Night at the Eagles.” Their favor Leaders accompanying the group ites of hot dogs, hamburgers, By FRANK PARR were Mrs. Clarence Clapp, Mrs. french fries and salads will be Friday night the Bulldogs jour neyed to the lair of the Ontario Bill Wahlert and Mrs. L. E. Lar served by some of the best chefs in Eagledom. By FRANK PARR Tigers, evidently with the Vale kin. Doors will open at 6 p.m. and game in mind. The boys couldn ’ t The Vale Vikings invaded Nyssa last Saturday fresh from the cooks will quit at 8 o’clock. a victory over Emmett the preceding night. The lowly find the opening on the hoop for up 16 counters to Ontario’s one. Parents are asked to count noses or money. They missed a The junior varsity took the On Bulldogs, dejected over a loss to Ontario on Friday, were to love total of 47 shots, while making tario team by a score of 54-44. and take 25 cents for each child be easy pickings. Somehow that wasn’t the way it turned out. 10 from the floor for a percentage Paul Smit, a promising freshman under 12 years of age and 50 The Bulldogs were full of fire and proceeded to blast the of something like 21. was high point man with cents for all the others. Vikings from their lofty perch. They say one game doesn’t Brent Schulthies garnered 13 player, Following the feed and after 13. Alan Cottle and Dick Meisin- ♦make a championship team, points, while Jerry Willson drop ger followed with 7 points apiece. the youngsters are at home and but that game made a lot of ped in 12. Terry Thompson took Robert Palmer picked up 4, while in bed, parents are invited to re Nyssa folks happy enough to 11 shots and made one. Willson Gerald Wyckoff, Sid Lancaster, turn to the hall for jukebox music call the Bulldogs "champions” shot 14 times and connected for Vernon Maulding, Kent Main and and dancing starting at 10 o’clock. four. Schulthies tried 12 times Terry Oft completed the scoring at least for a week. and hit on four. It was one of effort of the Bullpups. Cottle was VISIT ENROUTE HOME The final score was Nyssa 63, those off nights that happens to very effective on rebounds. By FRANK PARR Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Ness of Vale 57. the best of teams. Coach Jack Bowen uses all the Spokane were Saturday luncheon A fair - sized crowd of loyal It started out a see-saw battle, Going into the last quarter, manpower his bench will allow, guests of their uncle and aunt, wrestling fans watched the Burns the lead changing hands six times Nyssa trailed the Tigers 40-19. win or lose. This policy keeps his Mr. and Mrs. George McKee. The wrestlers bury the Nyssa squad in the first quarter. Vale was out by a score of 36-11 Saturday af front 15-13 when the first period From that point on the Bulldogs lads working hard and it will pay couple was enroute home from a ternoon in the Nyssa gym. Despite ended. In the second quarter looked really good, outplaying the off in the long run with more vacation trip to Old Mexico, Death Valley and Arizona. the lop-sided score, it was a good the Bulldogs took the lead at tall lads of Ontario and picking seasoned varsity players. show. F-om the enthusiasm and 19-17 and never relinquished it. Interest shown by those present, The half ended Nyssa 34, Vale 24. wrestling will soon enjoy a more Viking« Start Comeback popular spot. Late in the third quarter with Chuck Corak started the scor- a 14-point lead Nyssa started a ing for Nyssa via a forfeit as Burns had no one in the 178- ball control stall and increased I f V the lead to 17 points. From that pound division. point the Vikings started a come came on next in Ralph Carter back and at 58-53 were within the 98-pound class. He took his five points of the fading Bulldogs. bout on points, increasing the The pace was furious as the Nyssa lead to 8-0. Van Wey took a decision from Knute Cleaver in crowd went wild and players of the 106-pound weight, Bob Mad- both teams took a goodly number | X rid, 116 pounds, was decisioned of trips to the freethrow line. Jerry Willson with 23 points I by Raney. In the 123-pound class Dan and Brent Schulthies with 22 led Reece took on Okita from Burns. the Nyssa scoring. Jim Kodama I It was one of the best matches garnered 9, Thompson 5, with , of the show. Finally in the third Greg Duff and Doug Skeen also I round, Okita pinned his younger breaking into the scoring column. J This was without a doubt the ’ opponent for 5 points, putting the best game turned in by the Blue j Hilanders ahead 11-8. Gene Jones fought Roger Brown and White this season. Kodama, ’ of Burns in the 130-pound class. Terry Thompson and Willson I In the third round Brown broke were cool and deliberate on the 1 away from Jones’ advantage for approach and hard to tie up as 4 1 the decision. Joe Grijalva took Vale started a full-court press. on Zobala of Burns in the 136- Duff Foul* Out I pound division. Joe got the de Nyssa’s work on the backboard j cision in the third round to com left plenty to be desired, mainly 1 plete the Nyssa team score, mak because of the play of 6-foot, 1- | ing it 14-11 at this point. inch Hyland of the Vale team. ] Morinaka lost his advantage in This lad was coming down with fl the third round of the 141-pound the rebounds an uncanny number ] class. Ron Hibdon was outclassed of times. Duff, while in the game, fl by McUne of Burns in the 148- was able to hold Hyland in check, 1 pound division. Charles Anderson but the referees interfered with fl in a hard-fought match was deci- Duff’s style too frequently to j sioned by Chris Palmer in the keep him around long. I 157-pound class. Doug Skeen played his usual 1 Jim Houston of Nyssa wrestled aggressive brand of ball, feeding I Bosch of Burns in the 168-pound to the front court, so his scoring 1 class and lost on a decision. Gary was low. Thompson had a hard I Mason was pinned in the 191- time getting the lid off the basket, j pound class by Ron Hausen of but his floor game more than I Bums made up for his shooting. With J The heavyweight class found Schulthies and Willson as hot as 1 D. L. Fife pitted against a man they were, it was smart ball to J mountain by the name of Tyler. feed them as much as possible ] An active 250 - pounder, Tyler Nyssa Drop« JV Gam» 56-44 I knew how to use his weight and pinned Fife. Jack Bowen's junior varsity got J behind and couldn't catch up. fl Paul Smit was high man with 14, J B. McDonald Injured followed by Alan Cottle with 9 fl In Parking Lot Mishap points. Dick Meisinger, Robert J Butch McDonald was taken to Palmer, Gerald Wyckoff, Sid Lan. 1 Malheur Memorial hospital Satur caster, Vernon Maulding, Kent fl day night suffering from cuts and Main, Terry Oft and Craig Bur- ■ bruises on his legs after being bank all got into the scoring col- fl pinned between two cars on the umn. The final score was Vale 1 A and W parking lot. 56, Nyssa 44. fl Ron Hibdon, who was cited by This Friday th* Bulldogs meet 1 police for driving on a learner’s the Meridian Warrior« in the fl permit without an adult in the Idaho city. Having beaten this fl oar. backed into a vehicle owned «quad on the Nyssa court by a fl and driven by Sam Smit, pinning narrow margin, the Blue and fl McDonald between the autos. The White boys have their work cut fl injured youth was standing be out for them. side the Smit car visiting with the Saturday night they journey driver when the accident occur- to Vale for the battle of the red district playoffs, Nyssan* will McDonald, son of Mrs Lavona pack one end of the gym. McDonald of route 1, Nyssa, was treated and released Sunday from the hospital He is reported to be recovering satisfactorily at home. By FRANK PARR Coach Jimmy Skeen trotted out One way to keep them down on the farm is to pay them for his junior high basketball team for the second time this season j not planting a crop against the Vale squad Friday af- [ ternoon, and for the second time i they outpointed their opponents, winning by a score of 31-26 Royce Zobell, a diminutive 100- pounder, led the Nyssa attack, scoring 13 of his team's 31 points. Brad Maxfield and Bobby Smith dropped in 6 points apiece, while Ralph Estrada, Charles Parra and Dick Finger grabbed off 2 coun ters each. a The Nyssa Juniors led 9-3 at the end of the first quarter, 19-11 at the half and 23-19 at the third quarter Finger and Parra pro vided the rebound strength to control the backboards The second game tietween the two seventh grade teams was won by Vale 29-22. Scott Jefferies was the leading scorer for Nyssa with 8 points to his credit. Schil-! ling and Jensen also broke into. the scoring column The Moal Complété Eye Ex aminai ion and Visual Care. to help Your Child get the Tonight. 7:30 p.m.—Wrestling. Most Out of Ail the Letters Caldwell here. in the Alphabet! Jan. 25—Basketball. Meridian, The Most Letters Are 214 there. in the Chinese Alphabet Jan. 25—Principals* meeting in Eugene. Jan. 2F —BasketbalL Vale, there. I OPTOMETRIST I Jan. 28—SRV Schoolmaster«’ VISION SPECIALISTI i meeting. Jan. 29. 7:30 p.m.—Wrestling. IN w NflN NTMM NW! HI IWT I Parma, here. Nyssa Bulldogs Score Major Upset By Downing Vale in Saturday Game Vikings' Invasion of Nyssa Basketball Cour: Results in 63-57 Humbling by 'Lowly' 'Dogs Ontario Outguns Nyssa Hoopsters 41-35 in Friday Tilt MAINE NAMED OFFICER OF COLLEGE STUDENT BODY Emmett Maine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Maine of route 2, Par ma, was elected vice president of the student body council at Trea sure Valley college for the re mainder of the 1963 school year. He is a 1962 graduate of Fruit land high school and won over two other candidates in close competition. He is majoring in biology at the college and is a member of the varsity basketball team. Bulldog Wrestlers Fall io Burns 36-11 FRONT END ALIGNMENT and WHEEL BALANCING Classified« Bring Results! PLUMBING General Repairing and HEATING Towne Garage Irvin Zimmerman Phone 372-3570 Nyssa, Oregon PARMA—4-2981 MARKET AT BUDGET* WISE PRICES ! Festival Queen—44-Oz. 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