THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Nyssa Bulldogs Return to Victory
Column
After
Two
Weekend
Defeats
The NHS Bulldogs broke into the win colurnn Tuesday
evening in a hoop tilt against Fruitland, after suffering two
losses during the weekend.
Mowed by Dick Meisinger
SUGAR
BOWL
League
Standings
Neal
.
o o o o
Bohannon
and
John
Moore,
4
NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL
o o o
each; Terry Oft, 3.
o o
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Leading the Grizzlies with
o
Dec. 29, 1:30 p.m__ Junior var­
26 counters was Greg Esplin, SUGAR CUBE BANTAMS
sity wrestling at Parma.
former Nyssa student.
Sugar Gals
--------- 25%
Dec. 30—Basketball, Bums
’vuiuu,
there.
Jan. 4—School resumes.
Journal Classifieds
Bring Results!
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22%
24% 23%
On the previous Friday evening Sweethearts .......
24
____ 24
the local lads traveled to John Sugar Babes
24
24
Day where they went down to a Sugar Beats
79-68 defeat at the hands of the
Nancy Wilson, high scratch
Prospectors.
game and series, 143/393. Sweet­
The Saturday evening tilt, play­ hearts, high team game, 452. Su­
ed against Burns on the local gar Babes, high team series, 1272.
court, ended in another loss for Bowlers of the week — Debbie
the Bulldogs as the Highlanders Howard, 328 scratch series; Pam
netted 72 counters to Nyssa’s 51. McPartland, 422 handicap series.
Sugar Gals were winners of the
Meisinger led the local team
with 18 points to his credit, fol­ first half of league play. Team
lowed by Wyckoff, 13; Smit, 10, members are Leah Henigson,
Cottle, 4; Kerby, Oft and Moore, Bonnie Howard and Karen Zer-
2 each. Berg led the visitors by bel.
O O O O
netting 21 counters.
SPORTSMEN'S
LEAGUE
The first period found the
21
squads evenly pitted ending with Wilson’s Dept. Store__ 39
37% 22%
a 17-16 tally in favor of the High­ Idaho Power Co.
23
landers. During the second quar­ Norsedco--- --------------- 37
28
ter, however, Burns doubled its Zinn’s Flying “A”....... 32
32
score, while the local lads gained Local 290 ____ __ ____ 28
32
Autolite ____________ 28
only seven points.
32
Following intermission, both Cascade Natural Gas 28
25% 34%
teams chipped in shots with regu­ Oregon Concrete ..
Nyssa
Auto
Parts
___
23
37
lar accuracy and at the end of the
Q’s Trophy Cabin ..... .22
38
third stanza the score stood at
Ralph
Aldrich,
high
scratch
56-35. The final period was an
even tilt with identical scoring game, 266. Charles Newbill, high
and the Burns youths coasted in scratch series, 583. Norsedco, high
team game and series, 1084/3021.
for the victory.
o o o o
The local hoopsters will meet
Burns on the evening of Wed­
nesday, Dec. 30. on the High­
landers' court.
TREATED AT HOSPITAL
Phil Duff and Jim Tracy were
taken Friday evening to Malheur
Memorial hospital for x-rays and
treatment following a one-vehicle
accident near Oregon Trail hall.
Both boys were released follow­
ing treatment.
• Here’s hoping that the
cheery glow of holi­
day candles is
£•’ matched by the
happiness that’s
in store for you
this Christmas
Mitchell's Auto-Truck Repair
TOM MITCHELL, Owner
atconisrmfls
May your holiday be
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FIFE HOME DAIRY
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
Sugar Mamas .....
3
—.13
Hi-Lo’s
—11%
4%
Hits and Misses...
11
5
Borderlines ____
—10
6
.....10
Three Spares
6
Split Babes ........
8
8
Alley Cats _____
.... 8
8
Dusters ................
..... 6
10
Three Flats
— 5% 10%
C. O. W’s
.........
.... 5
11
No Strikes ____
5
11
Up and Atoms
.... 3
13
Bobbie Miller, high scratch
game, 180. Marian Danford, high
scratch series, 494. Borderlines,
high team game and series, 445
and 1250. Bowlers of the week—
Emma Benedict, 452 scratch ser­
ies; Gladys Cooper, 575 handicap
series.
O O o o
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
Gate City Cleaners___ 46
18
Roberts-Nyssa_______ 43%
20%
Looney’s ......................... 34
30
Arrowhead Motel
33
31
32
Parma Seed _________ 32
Nyssa Sanitation ___ 32
32
Home Dairies
.29
3'5
Muir-Roberts
25% 38%
Ace Pastime
41
.23
Sugar Bowl
22
42
Dorothy Parker, high scratch
game, 209. Dottie Parks, high
scratch series, 510. Arrowhead
Motel, high team game and series,
795/2202. Bowlers of the week—
Dottie Parks, 510 scratch series;
Dorothy Parker, 5 7 2 handicap
series.
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TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
Thompson Agency
43% 20%
Bingham Service
43
21
Morris Sinclair
41
23
OK Tire Store
31
33
Simplot Soilbuilders 29% 34 K
B & M Equipment
27% 36%
Lloyd’s Conoco—
Carpenter Dist.
23% 40*4
Palmer Brothers
16
48
Howard Myrick, high scratch
game, 220. Woody Seuell, high
scratch series, 610. Thompson
Agency, high team game and ser­
ies, 922/2658.
Thompson Agency team was
winner of the first half of league
play. Members are LaMar Orr,
Sonny Takami, Tex Morgan, Don
Gibson, Duane Smith and Woody
Seuell.
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
i Bracken’s Store _____ 18
White Satin Sugar
16
Farmers Feed, Seed
13
Nyssa Machine
10
Regal Ride Shocks
9
Mildred’s Salon
------- 6
Dec. 18 Session:
Billie Wright, high scratch games
and series, 211-207/565. Bracken’s
Dept. Store, high team game and
series, 829/2411. Bowlers of the
week—Billie Wright, 565 scratch
series; Jimmie Hatch, 564 handi­
cap series.
Dec. 25 Session. Pre-Bowled 12-18
Jimmie Hatch, high scratch
game, 210. Bernie Ableman, high
scratch series, 5 4 0. Bracken’s
Store, high team game and series,
862/2357. Bowlers of the week—
Bernie Ableman, 540 scratch ser­
ies; Betty Jean Holcomb, 561 han­
dicap series.
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BULLDOG LEAGUE
Girls' Teams
Owyhee Truck, Impl. 29
19
Nyssa Auto Parts .......... 27
21
Lienkaemper’s ______ 26
22
Sugar Bowl _________ 14
34
Brenda McKinney, high scratch
game, 157. Vickie Hamilton, high
scratch series, 400. Sugar Bowl,
high team game, 514. Lienkaem­
per’s, high team series, 1474.
Boys' Teams
Nyssa Auto Parts_____39
21
Lienkaemper’s ______ 29
31
Ray’s Food Fair_______27
33
S & V Cattle Co______ 26
34
Wayne Takami, high scratch
game and series, 237/533. Nyssa
Auto Parts, high team game, 595.
Lienkaemper’s, high team series,
1657.
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RIME BANTAM LEAGUE
Eastman-Miner
Eagles ______________4
Owyhee Barber _______ 3
Idaho Power
Spartans .....
3
1
Eastman Westerns____ .1
3
Ross’ Bulldogs_________ 1
3
Ross’ Leopards ________ 0
4
David Wilson, high scratch
:
game and series, 170/450. Owy­
hee Barber and Eastman West­
erns, high team games, 379. East­
man Westerns, high team series,
1073. Bowler of the week—David
Wilson, 519 handicap series.
o o o o
MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Knowles-Knowles ___ 42
26
Kido-Saito .......... ........ ..41% 26%
Snyder-Skelton _____ 39% 28%
Stam-Lundy
_____ 38% 29%
Trost-Nichols _______ 87% 30%
Holcomb-Stacy ............. 37
31
VanderOord-Stam ..... 33
35
Adams-Simpson . ...... 32% 35%
Saito-Miyasako .... .
30% 37%
Newbill-Sarazin ..... ..... 29
39
Kesler-Moore _______ 28
40
Laan-Bair
.......... ........ 19
49
Freda Holcomb, women’s high
scratch game and series, 181/517.
A. T. Knowles, men’s high scratch
game, 221. Tony Miyasako, men’s
high scratch series, 571. Knowles-
Knowles, high team game and
series, 662/1914; also winners of
first half of league play.
o o o o
THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Butcher-Metcalf ....... 41% 18%
Bullard-Hust ....... .......38
22
VanderOord-Brendle 35
25
Purcell-Iest ................. 32
28
Sarazin-Larson
30% 29%
Snodgrass-Toomb
29
31
Bartron-Toombs
. 28% 31%
Huffman-Livingston 27
33
Tyler-Reed __________ 25
35
Stunz-Sallee
35
Jenkins-Lienkaemper 24% 35%
Morris-Jones ________ 24
36
Sadie Butcher, women’s high
scratch game, 194. Kay Brendle,
women’s high scratch series, 491.
Duane Smith (substitute), men’s
high scratch game and series, 234
and 669. Snodgrass-Toomb, high
team game, 702. Butcher-Metcalf,
high team series, 1977. Bowlers
of the week — Alta Stunz, 472
scratch series; Nora Snodgrass,
592 handicap series.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butcher, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernie Metcalf emerged
as winners of the first half of
league play.
Nyssa Juniors Lose
To Ontario Bowlers
A contest between a team of
junior bowlers from Ontario and
Nyssa boys was held Saturday af­
ternoon at the Sugar Bowl. The
visitors defeated the host team
by a handicap score of 2616 to
2577.
Comprising the Ontario team
were Ted Grim, Tom Attebery,
Bill Courtney, Kurt Beard and
Tim Grim. Local bowlers were
Steve Pecora, Don Brown, Wayne
Takami, Tommy Stringer and
Paul House.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1964
NHS Matmen Defeat Falcons of Vallivue
__ The Nyssa Bulldogs won their*pounds, Puntenny (V) decisioned
first SRV - A wrestling victory Carter.
Tuesday night when they defeat­
141 pounds, Jensen (N) pinned
ed the Vallivue Falcons 30-19 on Woods; 148 pounds, Norland (V)
the Idaho team’s mats.
pinned Stringer; 157 pounds, Pet­
Results of the match were as erson (V) decisioned Anderson;
follows:
168 pounds, Britton (V) decision­
98 pounds, Gardner (V) deci­ ed Mason; 183 pounds, Anderson
sioned Haney; 107 pounds, Ward (N) pinned Greenfield; heavy­
(V) drew with Schilling; 115 weight, Petrie (N) decisioned
pounds, Carter (N) pinned Ragi- Knapp.
net; 123 pounds, Estrada (N) pin­
The Bulldogs won a non-con-
ned Verheyen; 130 pounds, Clea­ ference match Dec. 8 by a score
ver (N) pinned Hoskins; 13 6 of 42-6 against Caldwell.
PATRIOTS' LEAGUE
Pounds’ Grocery....... ... 44% 19%
Mai. Mem. Hospital__ 42
22
Sugar Bowl _________ 39
25
Shell Service ____
35% 28%
Wilson’s Market ........... .35% 28%
The Merc .........
27% 36%
Paulus Jewelry______ 25%
38%
Dessert Seed .........
25% 38%
Clover Lawn Dairy__ 25
39
Sugar City 5 & 10____ 20
44
Kay Brendle, high scratch game
and series, 189/516. Sugar Bowl
and Shell Service, high team
games, 785. Sugar Bowl, high
team series, 2205. Bowlers of the
week — Earlene Jennings, 460
scratch series; Sandy Zinn, 566
handicap series.
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PETERSON'S BANTAMS
Goof Balls ____________ 4
0
Spit Balls _________
4 0
Underdogs ____________ 3
1
Alley Shiners _________ 1
3
Bulldogs ________
0 4
Sleepy Sealy’s ...._____ 0
4
Don Brown, high scratch game
and series, 183/515. Underdogs,
high team game, 402. Goof Balls,
high team series, 1124. Bowler of
the week—Kelly Kurtz, 513 han­
dicap series.
Colby Family Arrives
In Thornton, Colorado
The following letter was re­
ceived Wednesday afternoon from
Art Colby, former Nyssa city
manager who resigned Dec. 15 to
take a similar position in Colo­
rado.
Thornton, Colo.
Dec. 20, 1964
Ted Brammer
Gate City Journal
Nyssa, Oregon
Dear Ted:
Safe trip; all moved in. Arrived
Sunday afternoon; went to work
Monday morning. Council meet­
ing Monday evening; many prob­
lems, too few solutions. Employ­
ees wonderful; all offering assist­
ance. I know we’ll like Thornton.
Place me on the out-of-town
subscription list. Let me know
the cost and I’ll send a check.
Merry Christmas to you and
your “boss” and employees.
Sincerely,
Art
Seat Belts Valuable
As a matter of fact, your chan­
ces of being killed in an auto ac­
cident are five times greater if
you are thrown from your car.
The Traffic Safety division of the
Oregon Department of Motor Ve­
hicles 'urges you: Wear your seat
belt. Be sure your passengers
buckle up, too.
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Our warmest wishes
to all our good friends!
(isur holiday would not be complete
¡f we didn't announce our greetings and
thanks to all our friends and patrons.
CITY SINCLAIR SERVICE
FRANK PREHEIM
fill your heart with
the greatest joy and peace.
Merry Christmas,
everyone.
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Owyhee
Barber Shop
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