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Th« Nyssa Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
THURSDAY MIXED DOUBLES
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Martin-Hatch
Greenway- Morrison
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VanderOord- Pounds 11
3
Stuthelt-Clary
Frank-Seward
Butcher-Chadd
Focht-Fangen
Morris-Miller
11
9
8
6.5
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5
7
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9.5
10
6
Riggs-Card
McDaniel-Wagner
6
5.5
Morrison-Reed
3
Holmes-Myrick
Women's high scratch
League Standings
High team game and series:
White Satin Sugar, 1048; Hiatt
Winners of the first half of Bros., 1023; Johannesen-Adams
the season was Parma Water 1016/2927; First Nat’l Bank,
2927;
Eastmans Ins., 2874.
Lifter.
High individual
game and
Kassmans
9
3
8
4 series; Clark Olsen, 233/585;
Owyhee Beauty
7
5 Ward Lundy, 211/569; Dudley
Parma Water
6 Kurtz, 210/510.
6
Holcombs
0
0
0
Farmers Feed
6
6
6 MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME
6
Brackens
7
Michaels
5
3
9
1 11 Sarazin-Larson
Stout Appliance
9
3
High team games and series; Allen-Pounds
7
5
Owyhee Beauty, 629/1780; Par­ VanderOord-Stam
7
5
ma Water, 613/1746; Kassmans, Looney-Takami
7
5
Wilson-Metcalf
629/1711.
6
6
Individual game and series: Jones-Knowles
6
6
Bonnie Nichols, 182/508; Liz Lundy-Snyder
6
6
Stringer and Opal Onederra Holcomb-Stacy
7
5
482; Velma Stam, 178, Mary Talbot-Larson
8
4
Laan-Phifer
Ward, 177.
8
4
Bowler of the Week, Bonnie Heitzman-Stam
10
2
Nichols, scratch and Opal One­ Stedman-Hill
Women’s high scratch game
derra, handicap.
and series; Nancy Heitzman,
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0
189; Aut Stedman, 183; La-
Nae Hammon, 181/495; Minnie
BANTAM LEAGUE
Stam, 485;
Ruth Allen, 469.
Men’s high scratch gamesand
14
2
Teamkillers
4 series: DavidSarazin,220/559;
12
Pin Points
6 Ray Larson, 214/574; Klaas
The Chargers
10
7
9 Laan, 212; Frank Morris, 557.
Cool Cats
Team high handicap game
9
7
Roadrunners
Looney-Takami,
5 11 and series:
The Mad Trio
Sarazin-Larson, 2411.
5 11 847;
Alley Cats
Bowlers of the week: La-
Time Outs
4 12
Hammon, 495, scratch;
High team games and series; Nae
Teamkillers,
352/916;
Pin Minnie Stam, 620, handicap.
0
0
0
Points, 300/874; Cool Cats, 301;
HOUSEWIFE LEAGUE
The Chargers 836.
Girls games and series: Sara
12
4
Marcum, 128/121/343; Cheryl Sugar Pins
11
5
Pounds, 114/311; Marina Mejia The Coo Coo’s
Misguided Missiles
10
6
280.
10
6
Boys games and series; Rich Gallopin Gals
9
7
Fehleman, 140/361; Mike Wah- Double Splits
8
8
lert, 135/368; Lance Holcomb, Alley Cats
Channel Cats
10
6
132/337.
Pin Poppers
5
11
0
0
0
Pin Ups
5
11
The Mad Trio
4
12
JUNIOR LEAGUE
High game and series: Emma
Cast Aways
13
3 Benedict, 191/532; Helen Okai,
Snoopy’s
6.5 176/485; Freda Holcomb, 171/
9.5
9
Flower Children
7 468; Fern Adams, 468.
Bowlers of the week: Emma
Pin Machines
8.5
7.5
8.5 Benedict, 532, scratch; Freda
#6
7.5
6.5
9.5 Holcomb, 564, handicap.
Corn Bowlers
0
0
0
Rubber Arms
5
11
Yo-Yo’s
5
11 PATRIOTS LEAGUE
k5'-
Team games and series; Cast
Aways, 306/278/837; Yo-Yo’s,
291/772; Snoopy’s,273; Pin Ma­
chines, 779,
Girls games and series; Patsy
Wilson, 159/424, Nellda Nichols,
155/414; Shelly Myrick, 323.
Boys games and series; Ross
Fox, 155/457; Larry Haney,
157/418; Pete Leseberg, 169;
Rod Peterson, 406.
0
0
0
Nyssa Welding
8
4
White Satin
7
5
Sunset Market
5
7
Wilsons
6
6
Muir Roberts
6
6
Sugar Bowl
6
6
Idaho 1st Nat’l
6
6
Eders
6
6
Olympic
4
8
Paulus Jewelry
4
8
High team game and series;
White Satin, 929; Sunset Mar­
SPORTSMAN LEAGUE
ket, 2618.
High
scratch games and
Owyhee Barber Shop
12
4 series;
Phoebe Snyder, 216/
Q Trophy Cabin
11
5 573;
Earlene Jennings, 212;
Oregon Concrete
9
7 Lois Page, 211/559; RuthChadd,
Idaho Sporting Goods
9
7 568,
Rieb’s Market
8
8
Bowlers of the week: Phoe­
Bass Union 76
7
9 be Snyder, 573, scratch; Ruth
Parma Water Lifter
7
9 Chadd, 622, handicap.
B & M Equipment
7
9
0
0
0
Idaho Power
6
10
Nyssa Auto Parts
4
12
High team series; Owyhee
Barber Shop, 1018/1026/3021;
Rieb’s Market, 2912;
Idaho
The Nyssa High School Bull­
Power, 2902;
Parma Water
dogs remained undefeated in
Lifter, 1031.
SRV and Greater Oregon Con­
High individual series: Joel
ference play Friday evening
Mitchell, 592;
Carl Miller,
when they beat Burns 65-50.
547;
Sal Parra, 542;
Bill
Greg Blanch and Ron Moffis
Rice, 218,
W. McPartland,
shared
high point scoring
210; John Moore, 208.
honors with 17 counters each.
0 0
0
Relatively slow the first quar­
TUESDAY BUSINESSMEN
ter, Nyssa was ahead by only
one point at 14-13, but increa­
Frank’s Sinclair
39.5
20.5 sed that lead to 35-26 at half­
Twilight Cafe
39
21 time, and led 54-40 at the third
Murdock-Mendiola 34.5
25.5 quarter mark.
Nyssa Police Dept. 34
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In the preliminary game
Home Dairies
32.5
27.5 Nysss’s JV squad defeated the
30.5
Farmers Feed
29.5 Highlander JV’s by 62-52, with
Palmer’s Equip
27.5
32.5 Jeff Marquez leading the team
27.5
Eastside Cafe
32.5 with 23 points.
Adrian Oil
27
33
Box scores;
24
Niagara Cliem
36
Nyssa Varsity - Chester 4,
23
Elliott Tire
37
Moffis 17, Engstrom 7, Nichols
Dessert Seed
21
39 8, Blanch 17, Trost 4, Wilson
High team game and series: 2, Lewis 2, Ross 2, Manley 2.
(scratch) Twilight Cafe, 775/
Burns Varsity - Timms 11,
2886, Nyssa Police Dept,, 746/ Revak 19, Merrill 8, Clemens
2659;
Eastside, 728/2686.
2, Cramer 4, Walker 6.
High team game and series:
Nyssa JV - Marquez 23, 01-
(handicap) Nyssa Police Dept., 11SM 8, Moore 2, Stewart 14,
845/873/3166; Twilight Cafe, Klinkenberg 3, Sappe 2, Apo­
847/3179; Niagara, 3068.
daca 10.
High individual
game: D.
Burns JV - Williamson 18,
Pounds, 216/244, E. Campbell, Raleigh 8, Belknap 17, Wright
214/241, D. Sarazin, 211, J. 6, Raleigh 3.
Rodríguez, 240.
NHS CALENDAR
High individual series; G.
THURSDAY,
JAN.
27 -
Jackson, 767/844, D. Bullard, Wrestling, here, Varsity at 7 p.n
735/819,
B. Shaw Jr., 827,
FRIDAY, JAN. 28 - Basket­
D. Hatch, 731.
ball, Vallivuc, here, 6 30 p.m.
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0
SATURDAY, JAN. 29 - Bas- I
Nyssa Beats
Burns, 65—50
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Hiatt Bros
14
Howards Texaco
10
MAW Market
10
Johanne sen-Adams
8.5
6
Nyssa Co-i^
First Nat’l Hank 5.5
White Satin Sugar
5
Eastmans Ins.
5
2
6
6
7.5
10
10.5
11
11
ketball, Wahtonka, here
MONDAY, JAN. 31 - GAA, I
7 p.m.
Credit Union Dinner, East- I
side Cafe, 7 p.m.
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AHS CALENDAR
FRIDAY, JAN. 28 - Basket- '
ball at Nampa Christian, 7;30 I
p.m.
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Thursday, January 27, 1972
and series; Beverley Morrison, series; Jim Reed, 224; Louis
223/594; Margie Miller, 202; Stutheit, 214/571; Dick Pounds,
Mabie Fangen, 186/504, Caro- 211;
Pete VanderOord, 560;
lyn Pruyn, 483.
Frank Morris, 553.
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