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The Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Page Ten Bulldogs Beat Knights, 14-6 Nyssa's Bulldogs won number 6 over a tough Bishop Kelly team Friday night by 14 to 6. The Knights running game was very strong as they gained 226 yards on the ground, but with the exception of one long scoring run the Bulldogs defense held them when it counted. Nyssa scored first early in the game as Ron Moffis threw a long touchdown pass to Rick Chester, good for 6 points. Mof fis made the conversion good with a two-pointer to Greg Mi chael. Later in the first quarter Bishop Kelly halfback Ron Bixby raced 38 yards to score, the conversion failed, and Nyssa led 8-6. This score held through the second and third quarters as neither team was able to Nyssa Eagles Enjoy Golf Tourney SUGAR BOWL score. Then on the first play of the fourth quarter Moffis took the ball on a delayed buck from his own 35, shook off several tack lers, and ran 65 yards for the game’s final touchdown. The conversion failed, and the 14-6 score held up through a torrid 11 1/2 minutes. The win left Nyssa with a 6-0 record overall, 4-0 inSRV play, and 3-0 in the Greater Oregon League. Friday night the Bulldogs tra vel to John Day to play Grant Union High School, a game which could decide the Greater Ore gon championship. Losers only to Vale, John Day is considered very strong. League Standings AHS CALENDAR TODAY, OCT. 14 - Girls ho ckey at Nampa, 3:30 p.m. 7 & 8 grade Football, Notus here, 1 p.m. FRIDAY, OCT. 15 - Home- coming Parade, 2:30 p.m. Another Nyssa golfer shot a Homecoming, Melba, here, hole-in-one at the Ontario Golf 8 p.m. Course when Ted M. Brammer Homecoming Dance, 10 p.m. aced No. 3 last Friday, October 16 - SATURDAY, OCT. 8. Pheasant Season Opens. Brammer was playing with MONDAY, OCT. 18 - 7 4 8 Don Moss, Don Engstrom and & High school Girls Hockey, Dick Butcher; and used a 5 iron Marsing here, 4 p.m. on the 131-yard hole. He is just TUESDAY. OCT. 19 - High starting to regain his strength school Girls Hockey, Meridian after an accident last July, and here, 4 p.m. this is the first hole-in-one of THURSDAY, OCT. 21 - Girls a long golfing career. Hockey at Capitol 3:30 p.m. Just two weeks earlier Solon PTA changed to October 28 Lewis performed the rare event FRIDAY, OCT. 22 - Football on the same hole. game, Wilder, there, 3:30 p.m. Thursday, October 14, 1971 Brammer Gets Hole In One Members of the Nyssa Eagles Lodge and guests are shown outside the Ontario Golf Course clubhouse after competing in aChap- man best ball golf tournament staged by the lodge last Sunday afternoon. The popular event drew 34 participants, who later en joyed a roast beef dinner in the lodge dining hall. Tom Stenkamp was chairman of the golf event, and Vern Hancock was dinner chef, assisted by Bill Schilling. Golfers pictured are, sitting left to right, Maudie Voeller,RosemaryZittercob,Johnnie Russell, George Sallee, Estelle Kirby, Fran- ces Focht and Mary Sallee. Kneeling, Jack Walters, Lawrence Pace, Jim Kirby, Ray Russell, Barbara Sarazin, Adam Focht, David Sarazin, Margaret Nedry and Don Moss. Standing, Tom Stenkamp, Marlene Michael, Fred Bracken , Margaret Bracken, Houston Wilson, Paul Kunkel, Lyle Miner, Audrey Wilson, Art Bosselman, Eilene Bos- selman, Ray Larson, Mardi Larson, Marge Pace, John Maltsberger, Adrianne Kunkel, Duke Hipp, and Darlene Stenkamp. Union Pacific people have what it takes White Satin Wilsons Nyssa Welding Paulus Jewelry Muir Roberts Sugar Bowl Olympic Eders Idaho 1st Nat’l Bank Sunset Market High individual games, Dar lene Gullett, 202; Linda Uhl, 194; Phoebe Snyder, 189. High individual series, Diane Jennings, 521; Phoebe Snyder, 519; Linda Uhl, 512. High team game and series - Handicap, Wilsons 939/2706. Bowlers of the week, Di ane Jennings, 521 scratch; Linda Uhl, 647 handicap. 0 0 0 HOUSEWIFE LEAGUE Channel cats 14 6 8 Pin Poppers 12 9 Double Splits 11 9 The Mad Trio 11 10 Pin Ups 10 10 Alley Cats 10 10 Coo Coo’s 10 12 8 Sugar Pins 13 Misguided Missiles 7 13 Gallopin Gals 7 game and High individual series; Marian Danford, 181/ Fern Adams 188/447; 487.* Helen Peterson, 189; Emma Benedict, 451. Bowler of the week: Marian Danford, 487, scratch. Helen Peterson, 559, handicap. 0 0 0 THURSDAY MIXED DOUBLES High individual game and se ries, Liz Stringer, 531/212; Marv Ward, 181; Marie Stelling, 491; Betty Rieb, 180; and Mary Ward, 486. High team game and series, Roadrunners Owyhee Beauty, 1887/687; Hol #8 combs, 1664; Brackens, 1637; Time Outs Stout Appl. 607; and Holcombs, Alley Cats 580. Pin Points Bowler of the week, Marie The Mad Trio Stelling, scratch; and Velma Stam, handicap. 0 0 High individual game - Boys, Lance Holcomb, 129/123; Wade Hilliard, 121; and Kevin Tooley, COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 116. High individual game - Girls, Sara Marcum, 159; Tammy Bybee, 140; and Cheryl Pounds, 127. High three individual game- Boys, Lance Holcomb, 346; Buck Sawyer, 302; Geff Eastman, 294. High three individual games - Girls, Cheryl Pounds, 343; Tammy Bybee, 339; and Sara Marcum, 334. High team game, Pin Points, 280; Alley Cats 276; and #6, 273. High team series, Road runners,801; Team Killers, 797; and Pin Points, 773. 0 0 0 15 5 Johannesen-Adams 8 12 Howards Texaco 9 11 White Satin 9 11 Nyssa Co-op 10 10 Hiatt Bros. 12 8 Eastmans Ins. 13 7 First Nat’l. Bank 6 14 M & W Market High individual game, Ward Lundy, 213; Woodie Seuell,2O4; and Bill Purcell, 203. High individual series, Ward Lundy, 550; Jess Asumendi 536; and Cork Olsen, 511. High team game and series Howards Texaco, 1011/2898; Johannesen-Adams, 996/2788; White Satin, 2779; and Howards Texaco, 988. SPORTSMAN LEAGUE Rieb’s Market 15 5 7 Owyhee Barber Shop 13 Nyssa Auto Parts 12 8 Idaho Sporting Goods 12 8 11.5 4.5 Oregon Concrete B & M Equipment 10 6 9 11 Bass Union 76 6.5 13.5 Q Trophy Cabin 16 Parma Water Lifter 4 4 17 Idaho Power High individual series, Don Breshears, 578/219; Tom Eld redge, 562; Gib Holmes, 542; John Purinton, 203; and Max Brittingham, 202. High game series, Oregon Concrete, 3019/1069/1017; Ny ssa Auto Parts, 2943/1014; and Idaho Power, 2895. 0 0 0 SUGAR BABES NHS CALENDAR TODAY, OCT. 14 - FFA Dis trict Soil Contest at Baker, 1( a.m. FRIDAY, OCT. 15 - Footbal at John Day 8 p.m. PST SATURDAY, OCT. Pheasant Season Opens TUESDAY, OCT. 19 - FHA Meeting, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, OCT. 21 Colonel Ray presents NROTC FRIDAY, OCT. 22 - Footbal Weiser, 8 p.m. 14.5 5.5 Butcher-C hadd 6 14 Stutheit-Clary 12 8 Riggs-Card 11 9 Greenway-Morrison 9 11 Holmes-Myrick 10 10 Emery-Wagner 9 11 VanderOord- Pounds The Nyssa Firemen were cal 8 12 Morrison-Reed led on an apparent false alarm 8 12 Brackens Frank-Sweard 13 7 Monday evening when at their 8 12 F. Feed and Seed Morris-Miller 8.5 11.5 regular meeting. A fire was 7.5 12.5 Kassmans Martin-Hatch 11 9 reported on North 1st Street, 13 Parma Water Lifter 11 Focht-Maltsberger 7 9 but no address given. The fire Womens high games, Janet Michaels 10 10 men rushed to the area but could Frank, 187; Nellie Pounds, 186; Owyhee Beauty 9 11 not find any fire anywhere along and Ruth Chadd, 182. 7.5 12.5 Stout Appl. 1st Street. Womens high series, Ailene Holcombs 13 7 Holmes, 511; Nellie Pounds, 502; Janet Frank and Lucille Myrick, 480. Mens high game, Gib Holmes, 213; Pete VanderOord, 202; and MEN - WOMEN Howard Murick, 200. age 18 and over. Prepare now for U.S. Civil Service Mens high series, Jim Reed, job openings during next 12 months. 550; Gib Holmes, 541; and Bill Government positions pay high starting salaries. They Morrison, 535. provide much greater security than private employment High game, VanderOord- and excellent opportunity for advancement. Many posi Pounds, 870. tions require little or no specialized education or ex Team high series, Holmes- perience. Myrick, 2442. But to get one of these jobs, you must pass a test. Bowlers of the week, Ailene The competition is keen and in some cases only one out Holmes, with a 515 scratch, of five pass. and Nellie Pounds with a 625 Lincoln Service has helped thousands prepare for these handicap. tests every year since 1948. It is one of the largest and 0 0 0 oldest privately owned schools of its kind and is not connected with the Government. MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME For FREE information on Government jobs, including list of positions and salaries, fill out coupon and mail at 11.5 4.5 Talbot-Larson one - TODAY. Holcomb-Stacy 11.5 4.5 You will also get full details on how you can prepare Heitzman-Stam 10 6 yourself for these tests. Sarazin-Larson 9 7 Don’t delay - ACT NOW! 9 Lundy-Snyder 7 LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. Ore. 9-3 VanderOord-Stam 8.5 7.5 Pekin, Illinois. 61554 8.5 I 7.5 .Stedman-Hill 9 I Looney-Takami 7 7 9 I I am very much interested. Please send me absolutely Allen-Purinton FREE (1) A list of U.S. Government positions and sa 6.5 9.5 Laan-Phifer laries; (2) Information on how to qualify for a U.S. 6 10 Wilson-Metcalf Jones-Knowles Government Job. 2.5 13.5 Womens high game and se- ries, Ruth Allen, 203/498; Les Name. ______ Phone, lie Larsen, 191/503; Irene Street, State_______ Stacy, 189 and Barbara Sarazin, City CDS 496. Mens high game and series, Ward Lundy and Sonny Takami, 211; Art Stedman, 210; Jon Heitsman, 200. Mens high series, Sonny Ta kami, 557; Mike Michaelson, 524; David Sarazin, 521. Team high game and series, Holcomb - Stacy, 829/2333. Bowlers of the week; Leslie Larsen, 503 scratch; and Ruth Allen, 624, handicap. 0 0 JUNIOR LEAGUE Rubber Arms #5 #3 FIRE CALL WANTED! Teamwork is really what it’s all about. People plus equipment equals performance. And at Union Pacific it adds up to a dependable performance in the win column. Modern railroading is a complex operation involving everything from radar controls to the world’s largest, privately owned communications system. For instance if you want to know where your car of freight is — within minutes we will trace and report. But forall thesophistication of modern equip ment, Union Pacific’s chief asset is people — experienced, capable railroaders who deliver the goods to you and for you. UNION PACIFIC UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD #4 *6 ♦7 Pin Machines #2 High individual game, boys and girls, Larry Haney, 179; David Rodríguez, 165; Bob Ma- rostica, 147; and Patsv Wilson, 138. High individual series - Boys, Larry Haney. 446; David Rodrí guez, 418; and Bob Marostica, 409. High individual series - Girls, Patsv Wilson. 404; Nelda Ni chols, 357; and Sandv Fangen, 295. Hirt! team game and series, P-bber Arms, 855/303; »7,772/ 282, *3, 699; and «5, 287. ........ ,
