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Tigers Take Malheur Track Title; Advance io District Competition Far out in front with 90 points, the Ontario ligers took honors in the Malheur county track meet held last 1 hursday evening on their home field. The Nyssa Bulldogs placed second with 57 points, followed by Vale with 37Mt and Adrian, 3*£. Leading the Tiger scoring and chalking up double vic- ------------------------ ------------------------- ♦tone.'- were Julius Grant, P-o • H j_ C - Adnan Ends Season With 9-1 Standing In B-League Contest qo ooti Turner and Ken Meyer. Also tbrt double-win Hmihie-win category catenorv in the were Bulldogs Steve Petrie an^ Steve K*\rb-Y _____ first in both Gene Pratt pitched a no-hitter ‘ rl‘ placed pact weight-tossing events by pitching and his Antelope teammates scor- mches and ed a run m the last half of the H3 fect inche, seventh inning to defeat Middle- y honors tn the 100. ton 1-0 last Friday night on the d dash wlth a time of :l0.4. Adrian diamond. ■ and in the 220-yard dash with Pratt struck out 11 Vikings and i 23.2. He also placed third in the walked only three as he chalked javelin event. up his sixth victory of the year. Vernon Maulding. with a time The visitors got a runner to sec of 53 4. was first place winner ond base only once and in four in the 440-yard dash and came innings were completely shut out. in third in the 220-yard sprint Isaac Martinez and Orville Car The local lads placed second roll were hit by pitches and on in the 440- and 880-yard. mile a double steal, moved up a base. ' and medley relays. Martinez raced home to score the winning run when Middleton er- Add to Nyssa Points rored on Duane Munn’s ground | Other Nyssa points were added by Talbot, fourth in 440-yard ball. Adrian's final game was played dash: Stephen, fourth. 880-vard; Tuesday afternoon when the An run: Cleaver, third, two-mile run;1 telopes defeated Parma 4-3 on Smit, fourth. 120-vard high hur the Idaho diamond. The SRV-B dles: Jefferies, tied for fourth. victory gave the Antelopes a 9-1 180-yard low hurdles; Smith, sec ond. javelin; and Jensen, fourth record in final standings. They remain one game behind in pole vault. Adrian's points were made by league-leading Marsing who fin ished the season with a 10-0 tally. placing third in the 880-yard re Parma finished with a 5-5 mark. lay, with Brewer tying for fourth place with Bulldog Jefferies in the 180-yard low hurdles. The Ontario thinclads will go to La Grande Saturday to enter Youngsters in Adrian grade the Oregon sub - district contest school classes are planning field against Baker, La Grande, Mac- trips during the next week to var Hi, Hermiston and Pendleton. ious cities and locations in the The Tigers were also winners in area. the SRV-A meet staged May 6 First grade students will go to at Ontario. Boise tomorrow’ with half of the Fruitland Takes Honors class making the trip by train, Another team making track while the remainder of the group history last week were the neigh will travel by bus. Second grade boring Fruitland Grizzlies who pupils plan to visit the Union Pacific roundhouse at Nampa. took honors in the district meet staged Saturday in Boise. Before returning to Caldwell for The Fruitland lads won their a tour of Albertson’s bakery, they fifth straight district title and will picnic in a Nampa park. chalked up their seventh victory The eighth grade class is plan this season. ning a trip to Boise on May 18 They wound up with 75 points, and seventh grade students will followed by Homedale with 36 travel to Nampa on May 20. Third points; Kuna, 28; Parma. 23; and graders are scheduled to visit the New Plymouth. 18*4. newspaper office and Malheur The Grizzlies will be represent county library in Ontario on May ed in 14 events at next week’s 21. regional meet in Twin Falls. The Outings to Givens hot springs Homedale youths will enter the are slated by fourth graders on j track contest with six events. May 19; sixth grade. May 20; and fifth grade. May 21. Adrian junior high school ath letic activities will conclude Fri day when students come to Nyssa to compete against local young sters in track events. Overall basketball record for Adrian seventh graders stands at two wins and three losses, while eighth grade students won six games and lost none of their con- tests. The seventh grade team holds a 4-0 record in baseball, while final tally for the eighth grade stands at three wins and one loss. Robert Patterson serves as sev enth grade coach, while eighth grade youngsters are coached by Very I Harrison. Mary Laan, Rita Campbell, Louise Brewer and Emma Flores will represent Adrian high school at the girls’ state track meet to be held Saturday in Eugene. The young ladies will be accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Laderifc O'- Loughlen, physical education in structor. and Mrs. Glenn Ward. Classifieds Bring Results! FRONT END ALIGNMENT and WHEEL BALANCING General Repairing Towne Garage Phone 372-3570 Nyssa. Oregon Nyssa 10-0 in Third Game Of 7-A2 Competition Spice up breakfast by pouring Members of the Siempre Ade B- cinnamon - flavored milk over lunte club celebriited Mothers* your favorite cereal toppad w*th day with dinner ut the Polar brown sugur. Bear. Special guests were Mrs. Inez Martinez, and Soledad Cur- i u ii ol Walnut C h ek. Calif. I and the right to compete in the The club is planning a 12 o’ j district contest this weekend. clock potluck dinner Sunday, Friday's game was the tie May hi, ut the community hall breaker for the two teams as <■ ch MAY 14 and 15 squad had a one win. one loss The Bulldogs fulled to pill u tally in 7-A2 competition The num on base in troth the second 9 a. m. to 5 p. tn. Vikings had beaten the Build and third innings and never got METHODIST CHURCH 2-0 in and SRV-A game which a runner past second in the Fri SOCIAL HALL counted in the 7-A2 playoff. In day contest. the next game between the two - Sponsored by —• Mike Kcdania was starting pit teams, the local lads defeated cher for Nyssa with John Moore the county seat boys by a 13-6 coming in during the fourth in final tally. ning. May 13. 8 p.m.—PTA mealing in school cafetorium. May 14. 12 noon—Junior high Vule defeated the Nyssa Bull- picnic. I dogs 10-0 Friday afternoon, win May IS—District baseball play ning the 7-A2 sub-district playoff offs. May 18. 7 p.m.—Malheur coun- ty OEA meeting at Vale. May 19. 2:30 p.m.—Lettermen's initiation in cafetorium. May 19—Last day of school for seniors. May 21 — Seniors practice for commencement exercises. One quart of ice cream will give six servings of two-thirds cup each or eight servings of one- half cup each. Rummage Sale Friday—Saturday Methodist WSCS k I r 1 jlíw t Q* 1 ”1 Miracle Whip 1 Treasure Valley — 46-Oz. Size Salad Dressing 53' Quart Jar ruit Drinks I00 5 Cans For . Spam — 12-Oz. Size Libby's — 22-Oz. — F resh-Pack Luncheon Meat Cucumber Slices 79' 2 Cans For . 59' 2 Jars For . TREASURE VALLEY — Top Quality 5 LBS. $ J I I j as i scratch --------- - 1 Lois Page emerged bowler-of-the-year with a 546 series in a women’s contest stag ed Tuesday evening at the Sugar Bowl. Virginia Lowe took han dicap honors with a 618 series. Approximately 50 lady keglers were entered in the competition. Mrs. Page was also scratch bowler-of-the-month winner for April in a contest held the pre vious evening, with Sharon Bos ton winning in the handicap divi sion. Their trophies will be presented by the Sugar Bowl management at the Nyssa Women's association banquet slated Saturday evening at East Side cafe in Ontario. Other trophy winners in the bowler - of - the - month scratch category during the 1964-65 sea son are Kay Brendle, Sadie But cher, Thelma Knowles, Naomi Fritts. Connie Bullard, Aut Sted man and Donna Glenn. Other award winners during the season in the handicap divi sion were Stella Morris, Ruth Allen, Lena Tyler, Gladys New- bill, Eris Bertram, Lou Leavitt and Nora Snodgrass. 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SIEMPRE ADELANTE CLUB SLATES POTLUCK DINNER Lady Bowlers Earn Year's Top Awards esi In Tuesday Contest Nyssa Theatre // - ■ - ■ ■ ¡Z Adrian Grade Pupils Schedule Field Trips AHS GIRLS TO ATTEND TRACK MEET IN EUGENE THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1965 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON — ATHLETIC RECORDS TOLD NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL Vale Defeats FOR ADRIAN JUNIOR HIGH CALENDAR OF EVENTS PAGE TWELVE n 4 424 Main Street . • . Nyssa, Oregon
