THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1966
PATRIOTS' LEAGUE
Wilson's Market
BAM Equipment
Mui. Mem. Hospital
Nyssa Welding
Sugar Bowl
28
Dessert Seed
28
Clover Lawn Dairy
27'4 28'4
30
The Nysaa Merc
26
35
Pounds Grocery
21
Puulus Jewelry
20'4 35'4
High scratch games, Betty Ma-
rostiia, 204; Judy French, 194;
o o o o
Bernie Ableman, 191 High series,
WEDNESDAY HOUSEWIVES
Celle Hayden, 511; Bernice Clea
10
Lucky Luggers
22
ver, 504; Earlene Jennings, 499.
Hl-Ixi's
19
13
Bowlers of the week—C. Hayden,
14
18
Darts
511 scratch series; Vivian Jone«,
17% 14*4 580 handicap series.
Pin Pickers
15
17
Dusters
o o o o
10
Chukars
16
SPORTSMEN S LEAGUE
10
Lucky Strikes
16
20
32
Idaho Power Co.
1
12% 19'4 Oregon Concr rete
Splits and Misses
20
32
11
21
Channel Cuts
21
31
Wilson Dept. I Store
21
11
Mostly Mrs.
24'4 27*4
Autolite
28
24
Grain Millers i
games,
Marian
High scratch
23'4 28*4
Dunford, 199; Joan Simuntel, 184; Zinn's Flying “A”
22
Bette Hipp. 179. High series. B Nyssa Auto Part«
19
Hipp, 481; M. Dunford, 480; Freda Q’s Trophy Cabin
High scratch games, Doug Wil
Holcomb, 452. Bowlers of the
kerson, 228; Bob Wilson, 223; |
week h Hipp. 461 scratch ■ > ■
Virginia Nichols, 539 handicap Evan Toblcr, 215. High series,)
George Cartwright, B. Wilson and
series.
Gene Chester, 567; E Toblcr, 543;
o o o o
Rudy Marostica, 536.
ALL STAB LEAGUE
o o o o
27 I
Hits and Misses
41
29'4 | THURSDAY BUSINESSMEN
Glcnmers
38 *4
19
30
Berrett’s Service
33
Twinkiers
38
18
Cascade Gas Corp.
30
35
Mittcc Four
33
30% 21'4
36'4 Gute City Journal
Starlighters
31*4
Tap, i
30
3H
Sugar Bowl
24*4 23%
27
25
Star Dusters and ............................
Four Squares, Morris Sinclair
29
Little
Dippers
Skinner's
Service
23
Satellites and T’ “
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31
Eagles Ixxlge
21
games postponed.
35
Palmer Bros.
17
Women's high scratch gam<s
High scratch games, Tom Okai,
and series, Kay Brendlc, 203/487; I
p 232; Ward Lundy, 220; Bart Os-
Virginia Hartley, 157/444; Earlene L trom, 216. High series, W. Lundy,
Jennings. 158/430. Men’s high
575; Don Hatch. 574; Lloyd Mack-
games nnd series, Paul House, 210
rill. 568.
and 561; Weldon Wilcox, 201/547;,
O O O O
George Cartwright, 193/499.
193/499
SUGAR BABES LEAGUE
O O O O
14
Parma Seed
42
SUGAR CITY LEAGUE
24
32
Gate City Cleaners
27
9
White Satin
26
30
Sugar Bowl
Anderson’s Corner
24'4 1IH
Wilson Buick
M
24
12
Bracken's Store
.„i
27
Howell Tamarack
18
18
Farmers Feed, Seed
29
27
Chadwick's
20
Holcomb’s Const.
lfl
27
29
Muir-Roberts
22
14
Regal Rides
25
31
Nyssa Sanitation
Polar Bear
12’4 23*4
25
31
Home Dairies
8
28
Mildred's Salon
26
Arrowhead Motel
31
High scratch games, Mabie Fan Brownie’s Cafe
gen (substitute), 223; Stella Ross,
24
and Lounge
32
209; Ruth VnnKomen, 205. High Looney's
20
36
series, M Fangen, 565; Jimmie
High scratch games, Helen Ota-
Hatch. 507; Thelma Knowles, 497 ni, 198; Liz Stringer, 189; Mar
Bowlers of the week — J. Hatch. garet Toombs, 188 High series,
607 scratch series; Alice Vande- M Toombs, 503; Billie Wright,
wall, 590 handicap series.
498. H. Otani, 487. Bcrwlers of the
O O O O
week — M. Toombs, 503 scratch
NYSSA COMMERCIAL
series; Joy Matthews, 588 handi
White Satin
40'4 15*4 cap series.
Howard's Texaco
36
20
O O O O
Nyssa Co-op Supply
M *> « . K.
. « ?4*4 MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE
26 | Dodson-Stam
Eder's
30
36
20
28
28
Swager Chevrolet
Holcomb-Stacy
35
21
Local 290
25
31
Tyler-Talbot
31
25
24
First National Hank
32
V anderOord -St am
30*4 25 *4
23
33
Eastman Agency
29
27
Snyder-Skelton
22
34
Nyssa Javcees
Laan-Zerbel
27
29
20
36
B A H
Saito-Miyasako
25 «4 30*4
High scratch games. Royce Irby, Jones-Knowles
25
31
226; Emil Wohlcke, 221; Ernie Sadamori-Takami
24*4 31 Mt
Fisher, 212 High scries. E Wohl- Livingston-Newbill
16*4
39*4
eke, 628; E. Fisher, 597; Stu Haun,
Anna Talbot, women’s high
548.
game, 197; JoAnne Holcomb (sub
o o o o
stitute). women's high series, 502.
BULLDOGS LEAGUE
Charles Newbill. men's high
Pin Head*
4
0
game, 249; Verdcll Skelton, men's
4
0
Eight Balls
high series, 567. Livingston-New
3
1
Strikers
bill, high team game and series,
2
Buzzards
2
811/2044 Bowlers of the week—
Stevie's Rollers
2
2
Freda Holcomb, 496 scratch ser
Near Misses
1
3
ies; Joan Dodson. 575 handicap
0
Gutter Dusters
4
series.
Threesomes
0
4
o o o o
Eight Balls Reid Saito, Lucille THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Bertram and Gary Ross are win- Stutheit-Hitch
36'4 15*4
ners of the second one-third of Sarazin-Larson
30
22
league play.
) VanderOord-
Apri! 2—
j Vinsonhaler
30
22
Girls’ high scratch games, L. Wheeler-Page
29
23
Bertram, 195; Connie Holcomb. Sutton-Riggs
29
23
159; Vickie Hamilton. 153. Boys' Lienkaemper-Chadd
28
24
high games, Ken Brown. 192; Don Bullard-Hust
25*4 26*4
Brown, 181; Dan Wilson, 180. Huffman-Schilling
25*4 26*4
Girls' high scries, L. Bertram. Butcher-Metcalf
21% 30*4
492; V. Hamilton. 418; C. Hol- Stam-Dalton
20
32
comb, 413. Boys' high series. D. Holverson-Stunz __ 20
32
Wilson and K. Brown, 524; D. Card-Reed
“
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35
Brown, 521; Gary Ross, 487.
Lois Page, women’s high game
March 26—
and series, 199/545. Jim Sutton,
Girls’ high games, V. Hamilton, men’s high game, 225; Bill Pur
176; L. Bertram, 154/153. Boys' cell (substitute), men’s high ser
high games, G. Ross, 201; R. Saito, ies, 562. Stutheit - Hitch, high
200; K. Brown, 191, Girls’ high team game, 704; Bullard - Hust,
series, V. Hamilton, 445; L. Ber high team series, 1967. Bowlers
tram, 434; Cheryl Wilson, 390. of the week—Addie Vinsonhaler,
Boys’ high series, K. Brown, 545; 458 scratch series; Mary Riggs,
Steve Pecora, 471; G. Ross, 468.
589 handicap series.
SUGAR
BOWL
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League
Standings
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