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THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE
SUGAR
BOWL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
MONDA) MIXED LEAGUE
Bullard-Stam
9
19
VanderOord-
16.5 11.5
Vinson haler
15
13
Jefferies-Newbill
Finger-Jefferies
13
15
14
14
Holmes-Myrick
13
15
Pett-Fisher
Wilson-
15
Lienkaemper
13
12.5 15.5
Morris-Bartron
16
12
Toomb-Miller
10
18
Larson-Atagi
High scratch games: Mike
Stam, 211; Anna VanderOord,
187.
High scratch series: Pete
VanderOord, 552; A. Vander
Oord, 506.
Women bowlers of week:
Janice McCrady, 487 scratch
series; Gwen Finger, 635 handi
cap series.
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9
Stedman-Stam
15
9
Fangen-Talbot
15
Sarazin-Larson
14
10
13
Jones-Knowles
11
13
Laan-Phifer
11
12
12
Ma tthe w s - J ohn son
13
Van derOord-Stam 11
13
Studer-Holcomb
11
Lundy-Snyder
10.5 13.5
Stam-Nichols
10.5 13.5
Sadamori-Takami
14
10
15
Holcomb-Stacy
9
High scratch games: Duane
Holcomb, 233; Aut Stedman, ALL-STAR LEAGUE
200.
High scratch series: Art Starlighters
6
14
Stedman, 604; Aut Stedman and Twinkiers
7
13
Anna Talbot, 513.
9
Mittee Four
11
Women bowlers of week: A. Little Dippers
8
12
Stedman or A. Talbot, 513: Vir Stargazers
13
7
ginia Nichols, 595 handicap Satellites
7
13
series.
High scratch games: Charles
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Newbill. 181; Dorothy Roark,
165.
PATRIOTS LEAGUE
High scratch series: Bert
9 Lienkaemper, 510; Lois Cart
19
Wilson’s Market
9 wright, 452.
19
White Satin
13
15
Regal Ride
14
14
Sugar Bowl
14 SUGAR BABES I.EAGUE
14
Paulus Jewelry
14
14
B & M
Parma Water
15
13
Lifters
15
9
Fred 4 Gary
15
13
Nyssa Welding
LaPaloma Cafe
14
10
18 Holcomb Const.
10
Mildred's Beauty
10
11
19 Nyssa Sanitation
9
IS
Bracken’s
15
High scratch games; Eris Simplot’s
12
12
Bertram, 200, Billie Wright, Sugar Bowl
12
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199; Betty Walters, 193.
Farmers Feed-Seed 9
15
High scratch series: B. Muir-Roberts
8
16
Wright 551; B. Walters, 499;
High scratch games; Marian
E. Bertram, 495.
Danford, 225; Mabie Fangen,
Bowlers of week: B. Wright, 208; Bonnie Nichols, 206.
scratch; Donna Huffman, high
High scratch series: Sadie
handicap series.
Butcher, 559; M. Fangen and
NHS Grapplers
Register 33-23
Win Over Vale
Rolling up points in the mid
dle weight divisions, the Nyssa
grapplers scored a 33-23 win
M. Danford, 549; Helen Otani,
529.
Bowlers of week: S. Butcher,
559 scratch; H. Otani, 617 hand
icap series.
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HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
7
Lucky Strikes
21
9
19
Mini Scores
18.5 9.5
Odd Balls
12
16
Pin Pickers
13.5 14.5
Bowling Babes
15
13
Wee Three
15
13
Mrs. Hits
17
11
Striking Trio
8
20
Rolling Pins
7
21
Castaways
High scratch games: Emma
Benedict, 193: MaxeneStringer,
192; Betty Wilson, 184.
High scratch series: E.
Benedict, 504; Anna Vander
Oord, 486; Marian Danford, 484.
Bowlers of week; E. Benedict,
504 scratch; Neta Wiley, 562
handicap series.
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TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
4
20
Home Dairies
18
6
Elliott Tire
17.5 6.5
Twilight Cafe
14
10
Lloyd’s Conoco
13
11
Dessert Seed
14
10
Idaho Canning Co.
15
9
Frank's Sinclair
16
8
Gordon Tractor
Tarter OK Tires 7.5 16.5
3
19
Albertson’s Feed
High scratch games: Don
Hatch, 226; Darrel Wheeler,
214; Rudy Marostica and D.
Hatch, 213.
High scratch series: D.
Hatch, 628; Bill Purcell, 575;
Bill Smith, 570.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Johannesen-Adam
23
5
17
Nyssa Co-op
11
Eastman Agency
17
11
First Natl. Bank
14
14
M4 W Market
12
16
White Satin
17
11
Howard’s Texaco
9
19
Eder’s
9
19
High scratch games: Joss
Asumendi, 221; Frank Landin,
216; A. Galloway, 213.
High scratch series: F. Lan
din and Rudy Marostica, 565;
Norbert Sarazin, 560.
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Led by Scott Masingill, the
Payette Pirates sneaked by
Nyssa, 70-69 in a real heart
breaker Feb. 7 on the Payette
hardwood.
The Nyssa lads were far be
hind until the last quarter when
they registered 19 points. In
the first period, 9 points were
scored; second, 20 counters and
third, 21.
The NHS high-point man was
Larry Wilson with 16. Craig
Lewis and Dave Wilson were
second high with 14 counters
each. Others helping the Bull
dogs add points were Rick Wil
son, 9; Jim Beck, 6; Ed Jef
fers and John Shell, 4 each;
Dave Manley, 2.
The Nyssa hoopsters have
lost 12 of their 14 tilts. - David
Shell, NHS Bulldog reporter.
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while the Vikings now show a
4-6-0 mark, overall.
Mark Hartley, Dave Kane,
Dan Haney, Gary Breshears and
C raig Robbins each earned five
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Nyssa’s junior varsity
bounced its way to victory Feb.
7, with the local lads gaining
40 points to Payette’s 22.
Starting off hot with 10-3
in the first four minutes, the
Bulldogs increased their lead
to a half-time score of 20-11.
By the thirdperiod, they were
at 29, leaving the Pirates be
hind with 14. Maintaining their
margin in the last segment,
the Bulldogs gained a final tally
of 40-22.
High-point man Keith Olde-
meyer contributed 9 counters,
with Dave Manley following with
7.
Other local scorers were
Smith and Feik, 5 each; Mar
tinez, 4; Barton, Ross, Kurtz
and Brendle, 2 apiece; Fred-
eriksen, 1. - Jim Beck, NHS
Bulldog reporter.
NHS Hoopsters
Bow To Weiser
The Weiser Wolverines hand
ed Nyssa its eighth league loss
in a Feb. 4 outing on the Nyssa
floor. Final score for the SRV
A-1 basketball contest was 67-
53.
At the end of the contest,
the NHS Bulldogs held a 2-11
overall record, with 0-8 in
league play. Weiser’s stand
ing was 5-3 in league and 8-
6 overall.
Top scorer for the NHS squad
was Craig Lewis, who pumped
in 20 counters. Dan Stephens
gave Weiser a high count of 28
points - Leah Henigson, NHS
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