THURSDAY. JANUARY 9, 1964
SUGAR
BOWL
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Standings
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BULLDOG LEAGUE
...11
1
S & V Cattle Co­
Sugar Bowl____
8
4
Owyhee Truck, Impl__ 8
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Ray’s Food Fair_____ 4
6
Nyssa Auto Parts........ 4
8
Lienkaemper’s______ 3
9
Mona Young, girls’ high scratch
game, 169. Janice McCrady, girls’
high scratch series, 411. Tom
Stringer, boys’ high scratch game
and series, 201 / 561. Owyhee
Truck and Implement, high team
game and series, 714/2096.
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EAGLES MIXED LEAGUE
Sarazin-Larson _____ 46
26
Holcomb-Purcell
44
28
Olsen-Bracken
42
30
Brendle-Ross
......... 35
37
Wilson-Wilson ______28
44
Seuell-Pratt
21
51
Stella Ross, ladies’ high scratch
game, 188. Betz Purcell, ladies’
high scratch series, 477. Bill Pur­
cell, men’s high scratch game and
series, 224 / 630. Brendle - Ross,
high team game, 700. Holcomb,
Purcell, high team series, 1996.
Bowlers of the week—Betz Pur­
cell, 477 scratch series; Ann Wil­
son, 606 handicap series.
Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson emerg­
ed as winners in the first half
of league play.
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SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
'Beat Your Coach'
Contest Conducted
For Young Bowlers
A “Beat Your Coach” contest
was held Saturday at the Sugar
Bowl for bantam and junior
bowlers. The competition was
sponsored by the Sugar Bowl but
is recommended by the American
Junior Bowling Congress. Young­
sters who succeeded in rolling
higher scores than their coaches
will receive a patch. Bowling was
on a handicap basis.
Peterson Bantams outscoring
their coach, Kay Brendle, were
Jim Malloy, Dave Danford, Don
Winchester, Hal Brendle, Scott
Engstrom, Kirk Holcomb, Ken
Brown, Harry Brendle, Jon Mor­
gan, Don Brown, Craig Holcomb,
Kent Boydell, Kevin Engstrom
and Terry Sweet.
High game of 203 was bowled j
by Don Brown, while Scott Eng- j
strom rolled the high series of
476. Bowler of the week is Scott
Engstrom with a 572 handicap
series.
Sugar Bowl Bantams rolling j
higher scores than their coach, j
Stella Ross, were Jaap Kuijper,
Mike Glenn, Ronnie Wilson, Mon­
ty Howard, Bruce Hipp, Craig
Lewis, Ricky Wilson and Rand
Trost. Jaap Kuijper rolled high
series of 522 and was also bowler
of the week.
Sugar Cube Bantams who scor­
ed higher than Coach Betty House
were Vicki Hamilton, Nancy Wil­
son, Joyce Jennings, Bonnie
Howard, Shagay Share, Brenda
McKinney, Karen Zeibel and
Peggy Moore.
Ron Kirstine, Sugar Bowl man­
ager, competed against junior
bowlers. Those outscoring him
were Tom Stringer, Cliff Win­
chester, Paul House, Danny Wil­
son, Mona Young, Lucille Ber­
tram, Reid Saito, Janice Mc­
Crady, Dennis Schilling, Sallee
Morgan, Tom Moore and Brad
Burningham.
Gate City Cleaners___ 53
19
Roberts-Nyssa _____ .51
21
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Bicandi’s __________ 50% 21%
SUGAR
CUBE
BANTAMS
Arrowhead Motel ___ 43% 28%
Nyssa Welding _____ 38
34 Sugar Gals--------------- 7
Looney’s . .................... 33
39 Dreamers ...
Sugar Stars
Sugar Bowl ________ 30
42
Pastime Cafe ______ 22
50 ' Bowldogs __
Sugar Beats
Muir-Roberts ______ 21
51
Sugar Babes
Twilight Cafe
___ 18
54
JoAnn Holcomb, high scratch Vicki Hamilton, high scratch
game, 190. ~
Betty House, high game and series, 158/403. Sugar
scratch series, 487. Gate City Gals, high team game and series,
Cleaners, high team game and 457/1274. Bonnie Howard, bowler
series, 851/2331; and also win­ of the week, 481 handicap series,
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ners of first half of league play.
Bowlers of the week — JoAnn SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE
Holcomb, 483 scratch series; Bet­ Cascade Natural Gas 44% 27%
ty House, 592 handicap series.
Idaho Power _______ 44
28
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Norsedco __________.40% 31%
Zinn’s Flying “A”___ 40% 31%
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
36
Bracken’s Store ...... 14%
9% Nyssa Auto Parts____ 36
White Satin _
.....13% 10% Oregon Concrete ____ 35% 36%
Wilson’s Dept. Store_ 35
37
Mildred’s Salon _____ 13
11
40
Grain Millers ......... „..32
Marguerite’s Apparel.. 13
11
Farmers Feed, Seed__ 10
14 Auto Lite __________ 28% 43%
S & S Cattle Co.......... 8
16 Q’s Trophy Cabin____ 23% 48%
Blanche Jefferies, high scratch Ace Winchester, high scratch
games and series, 219, 213/569. game and series, 236/572. Cas-
Bracken’s, high team games and cade Natural Gas, high team
series, 796, 788/2343.
game and series, 1059/2988.
Bowlers of the week—Margaret
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Bracken, 511 scratch series; Don­ THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
na Glenn, 570 handicap series.
Metcalf-Butcher ..... _47
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Morrison-Pruyn
..... 46
ALL-STAR LEAGUE
Purcell-Iest .......
45
(Games Played at Bye Lanes) Myrick-Bullard ___ 39
Pinsplitters ________ 19
9 Huffman-House
38
Four Alike _ ____ __ 19
9 Kelley-Thompson __ 35
Star Lighters ______ 14
14
Sage-Bartron ___ ... 34
Mittee Four ________ 13
15 Renstrom-Jenkins
30
Twinkiers __________ 13
15 Morris-Jones __
25
Little Dippers______ 11% 16% Stunz-Sallee ............. 21
Four Squares
11% 16%
Sadie Butcher, ladies’ high
Half and Half ______ 11
17
scratch game and series, 244/584.
Kay Brendle ladies’ high Morris Huffman, men’s high
scratch game and series, 171/468.1 scratch game and series, 217/564.
Paul Penrod, men’s high scratch Metcalf-Butcher, high team game,
game, 214. Earl Jennings, men’s 744. Kelley-Thompson, high team
high scratch series, 518. Half and I series, 1947. The Ernie Metcalfs
Half, high team game and series, and Dick Butchers were winners
635/1928. Deloris Shelton, bowler of the first half of league play.
of the week, 544 handicap series. I Bowlers of the week — Sadie
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Butcher, 584 scratch series; Alta
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Stunz, 602 handicap series.
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Kido-Saito_________ 51
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Trost-Nichols ______ 46
26 PATRIOTS LEAGUE
Snyder-Skelton _____ 43
29 Pounds’ Grocery ____
Laan-Morgan ______ 39
33 Vale Furniture_____ 47% 24%
34 Wilson’s Market____ 38
Holcomb-Stacy ..... ......38
34
VanderOord-Stam ___ 35% 36% Chadwick’s Market 35% 36%
Michaelson-Newbill
33% 38% Malheur Hospi.al
Stam-Codr ...................33
39 Sugar Bowl ------
41
Kesler-Moore______ 31
Paulus Jewelry _
Knowles-Hiatt _____ 31
41 Clover Lawn Dairy
Adams-Simpson _____ 30% 41% Shell Service____
Stam-Ballantyne ____ 18% 53% The Merc__________ 27
Freda Holcomb, ladies’ high
scratch game, 180. Phoebe Sny­ Pat Wagner, high scratch game,
der, ladies’ high scratch series, 210. Lavona McDonald high
487. Klaas Laan, men’s high scratch series, 517. Vale Fur­
scratch game, 202. Charlie New- niture, high team game, 815.
bill, men’s high scratch series, Pounds’ Grocery, high team ser­
536. Holcomb - Stacy, high team ies, 2319. Bowlers of the week—
game, 678. Kido-Saito, high team Lavona McDonald, 5 17 scratch
series; Geneva Irby, 606 handicap
series, 1888.
series.
Pounds’ Grocery emerged as
winners in the first half of league
play. Team members are Nora
Snodgrass, M a r i 1 u Winchester,
Stella Ross, Kay Brendle and
Dottie Parks.
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FRIDAY BUSINESSMEN
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PAULUS
JEWELRY
127 Main Street
Nyssa. Oregon
Sugar Bowl_________ 7
1
Clover Lawn Dairy___ 5
3
Owyhee Truck, Impl—5
3
Fangen Floral _......
5
3
Nyssa Implement_____ 4
4
Gate City Journal____ 4
4
Muir-Roberts ........
2
6
Skinner’s Service
0
8
Chet Takatori, high scratch
game, 247. Jess Asumendi, high |
scratch series, 617. Sugar Bowl,
high team game and series, 998
and 2772.
Classified* Brin? Results!
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Youthful Boulent Win Tourucp Trophic»
PAGE THREE
LADY BOWLERS TO PLAN
TOURNEY AT JAN. 14 MEET
A meeting of the Nyssa Wo­
men's Bowling association will
be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday
evening, Jan. 14, at the home of
Mrs. Vernon Toombs at North
Fifth street and Maple avenue,
according to Mrs. Bob Fangen.
secretary.
The session is an important
one. Mrs. Fangen stated, as it
will concern the forthcoming
city tournament and all asso­
ciation members are urged to
attend.
SONDRA HOLMES NAMED
ON HONOR ROLL AT EOC
DURING THE CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT re­
cently staged for bantam and junior bowlers,
these young men emerged as trophy winners in
various events. This photo was taken Saturday
at the Sugar Bowl immediately following presen­
tation of the awards by Lamar Orr, who is pic­
tured with the lads. They are (left to right) Reid
Lady Bowlers Place
In State Tournament
Mrs. Robert Fangen, city asso­
ciation secretary, has received
word of placings in the Oregon
State Women’s Bowling tourna­
ment held during November and
December in Bend.
Bowlers with classes and events
in which they placed include Ver-
da Simpson and Eris Bertram,
class C doubles; Deane Kohl, class
B singles and all events; Sadie
Butcher, class C singles and all
events; Mabie Fangen, class C
all events.
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RETURNS TO PROVO
Miss Sondra Holmes is among John Beck left Sunday to re­
students listed on the honor roll turn to Provo where he will re­
at Eastern Oregon college in La sume h i s studies at Brigham
Grande, according to a recent re­ Young university after spending
lease by college officials.
the holidays with his parents, Mr.
The honor student is a 1963 and Mrs. Mel Beck and family.
graduate of Nyssa high school
and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SON SENDS GREETINGS
Gib Holmes of 904 North Second
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lewis re-
street, Nyssa.
i cently received a telephone call
I from their son, FT /1 Thomas
Saito, junior doubles winner; Cliff Winchester,
Lewis, wishing them holiday
junior singles; Hal Brendle, bantam singles, han­ RETURNS TO LA GRANDE
Miss Hazel Dillon left Sunday j greetings. He is stationed aboard
dicap game, doubles and all events; Orr, president
of the men's city association; Butch House, junior for La Grande to resume her stu­ the USS Canberra which had
handicap game and all events; Danny Wilson, jun­ dies at Eastern Oregon college just returned from a three-week
after spending the holidays with cruise. The ship’s home port was
ior doubles; Don Winchester, bantam doubles.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren I recently changed from Norfolk,
—Staff Photo.
Dillon.
1 Va., to San Diego.