THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWELVE
NHS Tracksters Win
Over Vale, Payette
NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
April 8—Boys' tennis matches
Bulldog tracksters emerged as at Nampa.
April 8, 8 p.m.—PTA meeting
winners in a meet held Friday at
Nyssa. Other teams competing in cafetorium.
April 9, 4 pjn. — Track meet.
were those from Vale and Payette
schools. Final team scores were Vallivue and Meridian here.
April 9-10—District music fes­
Nyssa, 82; Vale, 49; Payette, 48.
Events and Bulldog placings in­ tival at Meridian.
April 12. 1:30 p.m.—BJC band
clude:
120-yard high hurdles, Phil will present assembly program.
April 12. 3:45 p.m—GAA play
Duff, third; 100-yard dash, Steve
Kerby, first; mile run, John Hol­ time.
April 12. 4 p.m.—Tennis mat­
ton, first; Dick Meisinger, third;
440-yard dash, Vernon Maulding, ches, Payette here.
April 12, 4 p.m.—Junior varsity
first; Dick Finger, fourth.
180-yard low hurdles, Ander­ baseball. Vale here.
April 12 — Frosh - soph track
son, fourth; two-mile run, Clea­
ver, first; Rolf Lier, second; 880- meet at Weiser.
April 13—Baseball at Vallivue.
yard run, Stephen, second; Jim
April 13, 7:30 p.m.—FHA meei-
Ableman, fourth; medley relay,
team comprised of Stringer, Hol­ ing.
April 14—Student body officer
ton, Ward and Oft, first; 220-yard
dash, Kerby, first; Maulding, sec- elections.
April 14 — Tennis matches at
ond.
Shot put, Petrie, first; Long, Meridian.
April IS—Baseball, Weiser here.
second; pole vault, Jensen, first;
Cleaver and Cottle, tied for sec-
ond; high jump, Meisinger and
Corfield, tied for third; discus,
Petrie, first; Glenn, second; Able-
man, third.
The Emmett Huskies handed
Another meet is scheduled on the Bulldogs a 7-6 defeat in SRV
the Nyssa track at 4 o’clock to- A-league baseball in a game play­
morrow afternoon w i t h teams ed Monday afternoon on the Nys­
from Vallivue and Meridian com­ sa diamond. Mike Madarietta hit
peting with the local boys.
a triple in the bottom of the sev­
enth inning to score the winning
run for the Huskies.
Nyssa went ahead of the Em­
The first annual Treasure Val­ mett nine by a 6-5 score in a four-
ley Community college Invita­ run outburst during the sixth in­
tional Class “B” Track meet will ning. At the top of the seventh,
be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, April Neil Adams worked a free pass
9, on the Ontario high school off Nyssan John Moore. DeLynn
Keller singled Adams home with
track.
Oregon high schools entered are the tying run and Madarietta hit
Adrian, Burnt River, Crane, Hun­ his game-winning triple.
In a doubleheader played Sat­
tington, Jordan Valley, Joseph,
Long Creek, Mitchell, Monument, urday at Burns, the Bulldogs were
Mt. Vernon, Prairie City, Powder defeated 11-8 by their hosts in
Valley and St. Francis of Baker. the first contest. In the five-
Idaho high schools entered are | inning second game, the Nyssa
Fruitland, Grandview, Greenleaf, nine scored 20 runs off 18 hits as
Homedale, Kuna, Marsing, Melba, compared to four scores for the
Middleton, New Plymouth, Notus, Highlanders.
Parma and Wilder.
McDermitt and Owyhee are the TRAINING BEGINS MONDAY
Nevada high school representa­ FOR LITTLE LEAGUE LADS
Spring training for Little
tives in this track invitational.
Bulldogs Lose Close
Contest to Huskies
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Fruitland Captures
Top Honors in Track
Event Held at Adrian
For the second consecutive year
the Grizzlies of Fruitland were
winners of the invitational track
meet staged last Thursday on the
Adrian field.
They took five first places, set
three records and scored 44 points
in 11 events.
Homedale garnered 2516 points
for second place with North Pow­
der and Kuna capturing 22 and
20 points respectively for third
ond fourth place honors.
Eleven new records were estab­
lished and one was tied. Don
Gorham of North Powder ac­
counted for three records by win­
ning both hurdle events and the
pole vault.
Roy Helderman of Fruitland
rewrote the 220-yard dash record
after tieing the record for the 100-
yard dash.
Other records were set by
Grizzly Roger Alexander in the
440-yard dash, Melba’s Dee Mc-
Dorman with the shot put, Bob
Lincoln of Homedale in the dis­
cus event and Wilder’s Skip
Whitenett in the broad jump.
Middleton took record-breaking
honors in the 440 relay along
with Fruitland in the 880 relay
1 and Homedale in mile relay.
Adrian Scores 14-2
Victory Over Wilder
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The Adrian Antelopes opened
their SRV B-league baseball sea­
son Tuesday with a 14-2 win
against the Wildcats of Wilder
on the Idaho diamond.
The Adrian boys got off to a
| fast start, scoring three runs in
the first inning, four in the sec­
ond and two in the third. Leading
the Adrian attack was Duane
Munn, a junior outfielder who
scored a home run.
Orville Carroll, Isaac Martinez
and Tim Tailman. Antelope pitch­
ers. limited the Wildcats to two
hits with both runs being scored
during the sixth inning.
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ADRIAN HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
April 9. 4 p.m. — Homedale at
Adrian.
April 15. 4 p.m.—Fruitland at
Adrian.
April 20. 4 p.m. — Adrian at
Kuna.
April 23. 4 p.m. — Adrian at
Notus.
April 27, 7:30 p.m.—Marsing at
Adrian.
April 30, 7:30 p.m.—New Ply-
mouth at
i Adrian.
May 4.
< 7 p.m—Adrian at Mel-
ba
May 7. 7:30 p.m.—Middleton at
Adrian.
May 11, 4 p.m.—Adrian at Par-
ma.
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Young baseballers who did
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Also on the coaching staff are
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