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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE TEN Bulldogs Defeated by Huskies; Nearly Scalp Warriors in Saturday Contest The Nyssa Bulldogs lost two basketball games in SRV-A league competition during the past weekend. They were de feated 58-47 by the hosting Emmett Huskies on Friday eve ning and went down at the hands of the league-leading Meri dian Warriors 53-52 in a close contest Saturday evening on the Idaho court. The Huskies and Bulldogs were tied at 13-all at the end 6of the first period and N\ ssa --------- NHS Wrestlers Continue io Win In SRV Contests trailed by a 27-24 tally at half time. The Huskies seemed to gain momentum as the game progressed and led 42-31 at the beginning of the final period. Both teams scored 16 points in the last eight minutes of play, but Nyssa could not overcome the Bulldog wrestlers defeated On , lead already racked up by the tario 38-9 Thursday evening. Jan. Huskies. 20 on the Nyssa mats The victory Statistically the Emmett team gave the local boys their fifth out-shot the Bulldogs from both Treasure Valley A-league win and the free-throw line and the floor, extended their season record to scoring 75 percent of their bas 8-0. kets from the free marker and Coach Mel Calhoun's Bulldogs 47 percent from the field. The won all but three of the matches. Bulldogs completed 55 percent Four of the victories were via from the charity stripe and 40 pins, with the fastest time re percent from the floor. corded by Tom Stringer. Also Terry Oft was the only Nyssa pinning their opponents were player to reach the double figure Dan Reece. Fred Wight and Steve in scoring. He tossed in 19 coun Petrie. ters. followed by Tom Moore with Other results ot tne contests 9; John Moore. Dick Finger and are as follows: Paul Smit with 6 points each and 98 lbs. —White (O) decisione«! Brad Maxfield, 1. Parra. 7-4. 106 — Haney (N) decisioned Nearly Scalp Warriors The Bulldogs have come closer Morishita. 7-3. 115—Carter (N) decisioned Ha- to defeating the first-place Meri dian Warriors than any team in shitani, 4-0. 123 — Gallegos (N) decisioned A-league competition. The boys in blue and white led throughout Mendiguem, 5-1. 130 —Vendrell (N) decisioned the entire game and were ahead 45-39 at the beginning of the Goff. 11-2. 136 — Koyama (O) decisinoed third quarter. The Warriors stag ed a rally in the final period, Cleaver, 5-3. 141 — Reece (N) pinned Mori- I scoring two baskets in the last 45 seconds. gava. second round. Terry Oft hit a jump shot as 148 — Wise (O) decisioned Es- the buzzer sounded, but time had plin, 3-1. 157 — Stringer (N) pinned San run out and Meridian won by one point — a heartbreaker for both ders, first round. 168 — Ableman (N) decisioned team and fans. Danzales, 11-3. According to statistics, the Bull 178—Wight (N) pinned Davis, dogs scored 65 percent of their third round. free shots but only 27 percent 191 — Mason (N) decisioned from the field. The Warriors were Baines. 13-0. 43 percent at the charity marker Heavyweight—Petrie (N) pin- and 47 percent from the floor. ned Phillips, third round. Oft and Paul Smit were top scorers for the Bulldogs, hitting Defeat Nampa 34-16 The Nyssa Bulldogs extended 16 and 15 points, respectively. their season record to 9-0 Tues Other Nyssa scores were made day evening when they defeated by Tom Moore. 9; John Moore the Bulldogs from Nampa 34-16 and Mike Kodama, 4; Finger and Maxfield, 2 each. in a non-conference match. The Bulldogs host the Weiser Estrada. Darryl King. Jim Able man and Steve Petrie won their Wolverines Friday evening and matches by pins, while decisions will invade the Pirates cove at were made by Ralph Carter. Gal Payette on Saturday evening. legos, N. Cleaver and Roger Car Junior varsity games begin at 6:45 and varsity contests are ter. The wrestling team will travel slated to start at 8 o'clock. to Caldwell this evening and will host Borah next Tuesday night. Bullpups Defeat Vale; Lose Games To Idaho Teams Adrian High School Basketball Schedule Jan. 28—Parma al Adrian. Jan. 29—Huntington at Adrian. F eb. 4 — McCall - Donnelly al Adrian. Feb. 5—Middleton al Adrian. Feb. 8—Harper at Harper. Feb. 11—Melba at Melba. Feb. 12—Burnt River at Adrian. Feb. 18—Kuna al Kuna. Feb. 19 — McCall • Donnelly at McCall. The Bullpups won their first victory of the season on Jan. 15 when playing host to the Vale Vikings. Nyssa went ahead during the first quarter and at the end of the period led the county seat ATTEND YAKIMA MEETING The Tarter brothers, Ray of team by 21-12. The Bullpups were able to hold their lead dur Nyssa, Orville of Boise and Norm ing the second stanza and were of Twin Falls, and their wives attended a recent two-day OK out in front 32-21 at halftime. Going into the second half, the Tire congress held in Yakima, young Vikings put full pressure Wash. The brothers are all own- on the local boys and reduced the ers-operators of OK Tire stores in lead to one point as the score their various towns. board read 41-40 at the end of the third period. With Bulldog AFTERNOON VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard were determination, the ’Pups contin ued to score and when the final Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. buzzer sounded the tally was 50- and Mrs. Marion Chard at Cald well. 48 in their favor. Gary Ross was high scorer for Nyssa with 18 points. Other coun on Saturday night they suffered ters were made by Danny Wilson a 50-35 loss at the hands of the with 14; Larry Wilson, 10; Don JV Warriors. Söderström and Reid Saito, 4 The Bullpups led Meridian 12-1 points each. at the end of the first quarter, Lose to Emmett. Meridian but by halftime the Idaho team The Bullpups were on the los had narrowed the lead to 22-21. ing end of contests last weekend The Nyssa boys fell behind 35-28 at Emmett and Meridian. On Fri at the end oi the third period and day evening they were defeated > trailed uaueu their men hosts nusis 15 points pom when 50-36 by the young Huskies and | the final buzzer sounded. Nyssa High School Calendar of Events THURSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1966 Adrian Wins One,.Loses Two Games Jan. 27. 7:30 p.m.—Wrestling at Caldwell. Jan. 28. 8 p. m. — Basketball. Weiser here. (JV game at 6:45.) Jan. 29—Basketball at Payette. Jan. 29—Junior varsity wrestl ing at Cambridge. Jan. 31, 7 p.m.—TVCC sewing class in NHS homemaking rooms. Jan. 31. 7 p.m. — TVCC rapid reading class at Nyssa high. Jan. 31. 7 p.m.—Thespian play practice. Feb. 1, 7:30 p.m. — Wrestling, Borah here. Feb. 1, 8 p.m.—FFA meeting. Feb 3. 12 noon—AFS meeting in cafetorium. Feb. 3—Wrestling at Payette. ». ANIMI VI —m mmh 9s. FF F » Bui O»rn W JF • I I 00 [ TISSUE Mandarin Oranges Four-Roll Packages 3 for.............................. $ 4 00 1 5 Cans For................................ Purex — Special Offer! $400 | CRISCO Shortening c3“-................................ 79 BLEACH Half OE C Gallon......................... Rippin' Good Betty Crocker — Assorted COOKIES Cake Mixes 4 Packages $ 1 DO 3 Roxes SWIFT'S PREMIUM-Fully-Cooked PICNICS e r MÉATS I Treasure Valley — 303 Size FRUIT COCKTAIL . . 5 Cans $1.00 Treasure Valley 10-Lb. Bag 79* FLOUR . . . FROZEN FOODS Ore-Ida — 12-Oz. Size Hash Browns 7 Packages.......................... Sweet — Juicy — Navel 13 Lbs............... 4-Lb. 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The Adrian basketball team has the Antelopes, giving them their won two and lost one of recent first league win of the season. games in the Snake River Valley The Adrian lads hosted Kuna B Northern division The Ante- Tuesday evening and were de lopes were defeated in a close feated 60-S2 by the Kavemen 50-48 contest Friday evening at who jumped to a 19-8 first quar Middleton. They led 30-21 at the ter lead. The Antelopes closed half but the Vikings rallied dur the margin to two points at the ing the final periods and scored j end of the second quarter, 28 26, two points during the last three j and trailed by five, 48-43, going seconds to win the game. into the final period. Adrian won a 51-42 victory over Benny Conklin was high man the Melba Mustangs Saturday for the Antelopes in all three evening on the Oregon court. The games, scoring 23, 27 and 21 Antelopes led 9-7 at the end of points, respectively. the first quarter and exploded i The Antelopes will host the with 24 points in the second per ; iod to go ahead 33-13 at halftime j Parma Panthers on Friday. Jan. When the buzzer sounded, the1 28. and Huntington on Satur scoreboard read 51-42 in favor of day, Jan. 29. ?Qc A I 424 Main Street . . . Nyssa, Oregon
