Poge Twelve
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Adrian Jr. Varsity
Places In Tourney
NYSSA EIGHTH GRADE CHAMPIONS of
the 1973 Basketball Tournament held Tues­
day and Wednesay at the Nyssa schools be­
tween Kuna, Emmett, Payette and Nyssa are
pictured above.
The championship final
game was between Nyssa and Kuna with
Nyssa 44 to 21. Nyssa’s tally for the year
was 12-4 season. Front row, left to right,
Vernon Lords, coach, Mike Franklin, mana­
ger; Steve Johnson, Mike Kurtz, Charles
Alonzo, Jeff Hipp, Tim Mecham and Larry
Wood.
Back row, Gary Smith, Ron King,
Dirk Sappe, Alberto Escobedo, Rick Orr,
Gary Sparks, Mayo Rios and Mike Ausman.
A Freshman and Sophomore
only
Invitational Basketball
Tournament was held February
26 and 27 in Wilder HighSchool
with eight schools
involved.
Those playing were Adrian,
Melba, Marsing, Huntington,
Notus, Greenleaf, Jordan Valley
and Wilder.
Adrian lost their first game
to Melba 46 to 37. High point
man was Jed Chamberlain with
13 points.
In their second game they beat
Marsing 76 to 68 with Tommy
Okai
28 points, Pratt
16
and Chamberlain 12 in double
figures.
The Adrian team won the
“Consolation" award by beat-
ing Jordan Valley 55 to 32 in
their third game. Playing were
Pratt 28, Thiel 9, Chamber-
lain 2, Okai 1. Hori 7, Sykes
6 and Orris 2.
Nyssa Places Third
SRV Soph Tourney
The
Snake River
Valley
School Masters
Association
hosted the Sophomore Basket­
ball Tournament held in the
Treasure
Valley gym
in
Ontario. Vale, Nyssa, Weiser,
Payette, Emmett,
Vallivue,
Bishop Kelly and Kuna all pla­
yed in the tourney.
Emmett took first place, Vale
second and Nyssa, third.
Mitchell, 604, 8. Helen Okai,
598, 9. Alice VandeWall, 592;
10. Diane Jennings, 584, 11.
Bonnie Nichols, 574, 12 and 13,
The annual Nyssa Women’s tie, Darlene Gullett and Fonda
City Bowling Association held Armstrong. 571; 14. Carol Hill,
their 10th tournament, February 570; 15. Colleen Froerer, 568;
16. Barbara Sarazin, 565; 17
16, 17, and 18.
WINNERS IN TEAM EVENTS and 18 tie, Donna Daudt and
Parma W ater Lifter, first place Phoebe Snvder. 563: 19. Lineta
and trophies, 2nd, Scatterpins; Proctor 562, 20. Liz Vande
3rd, Michael’s and fourth Idaho Wall. 560.
ALL FVENTS 1. Sharon Bos­
First National Bank.
DOUBLES: 1. Sharon Boston ton, trophy, 1796. 2. Sandra
and Alice Vandewall, trophies Morrison, 1741, 3. Justine Ben­
(1173) handicap series followed nett, 1712, 4. Alice VandeWall,
by: 2. Beverly Galloway and 1702 , 5 and 6. tie, Carol Hill
Frankie Lattin, 1157; 3. Aut and Frankie Lattin, 1695; 7.
Stedman and Lineta Proctor, Linda Bale, 1692, 8. Emma
1131; 4. Carolyn Pruyn and !'• in diet, 1684. 9. Helm okai,
Emma Benedict, 1112; 5. Eris 1677, 10 Mary Ward. 1674,
Bertram and Sandv Morrison, 11. Nancy Heitzman. 1671, 12.
1107; 6. Linda Bale and Melba Darlene Gullett, 1667, 13. Helen
Haney, 1104, 7. Stella Ross O’Tani, 1663, 14. Barbara Sar­
and Donna Glenn, 1099, 8. Bon­ azin, 1654, 15. Donna Glenn,
nie Wilson and Vera Mitchell, 1650; 16. Bertha VandeWater,
1093, 9. Amy Mitchell and Jus­ 1647, 17. Phoebe Snyder, 1646,
tine Bennett, 1083; 10. Carol 18 LIZ Vandewall. 1636.
0
0
0
Hill and Bertha Van De Water
BUSINESSMEN’S FARMERS
1073.
BASKETBALL COACH GERALD TALBOT proudly displays
the SRV Championship Basketball trophy, designating Nyssa
SINGLES 1. Fffie Martin
81
59 High School as conference champions for the second straight
trophy with a 265 scratch game Adrian Oil
year. The 1973 team wound up with a 19-3 record.
Twilight
Cafe
78.5
61.5
and 634 series (697).
Home
Dairies
79
61
MONDAY NIGHT MIXED
High team game and series:
2. Sandra Morrison, 662; 3
78
62
Farmers Feed and Seed, 667/
Sharon Boston, 643 , 4. Linda Eastside Cafe
77.5
62.5 Sarazin-Larson
7 1829, Owyhee Beauty, 637/637/
21
Bale, 622, 5. Mary Ward, 618, Dessert Seed
71
65 Takami-DeBoer
16
12 1799. Holcombs, 1612.
6. Nancy Heitzman, 616, 7. Vera Palmer’s Eq.
Nyssa P.D.
70
70 Stam-Friends
16
12
High
individual game and
Murdock A Men­
13 series
Holcomb-Stacy
15
Carolyn Pruyn, 208/
68
72 Lundy-Snyder
diola
14 525, Mabie Fangen, 201/522,
14
62.5
Elliott Tire
77.5 Jefferies-Proctor
14 Liz Stringer, 177/501.
14
TV Farm Ser.
62
78 Stedman-Hill
12
16
0
0
0
Mt. View Eq.
78 Laan-Stam
62
16
12
Of wrestling 1 knew nothing--
SPORTSMANS
LEAGUE
Farmer’s Feed
55.5
84.5 Know-Mor-Jones
16
12
1 begged him not to try!!
Team handicap game and se­ Armstrong-Daudt
19
9
My favorite sport is basketball!
7
25
ries T.V. Farm Service, 861,
Womens high games and se- Nyssa Auto
He said, “Aw, gee Mom--Why?”
20
12
3198, Home Dairies, 3192, Mur­ ries:
Louise Hill, 189/506, Bass Union 76
18
14
dock and Mendiola, 875/3131; Nellie Pounds, 189/489, Aut Owyhee Harber Shop
His dad made the decision
17
15
Idaho Sporting
Adrian Oil, 854.
Stedman, 177/472.
The doctor said weight 145
15
17
Individual high game and se­
Mens games and series Ray Parma Water Lifter
I hung my head and said a prayer--
15
17
ries: Gary Jackson, 233/749, Larson, 195/549, David Sat . Idaho Power Co.
1 knew he wouldn’t survive!
20
12
Ray Riggs, 770; David Sara­ Zin, 189/536, John Siam, 210/ BA M Equipment
II
21
Oregon Concrete
zin, 222, Stu Griffin, 213; Jim 534.
The calories were counted
21
11
Sutton, 213/748.
Team game and series, Hol- Q's Trophy Cabin
"No, Mom--n ■ pie today!”
High Team Game and Series
0
0
0
comb-Stacy, 807/2395.
"A 2-ounce steak and a salad?"
Nyssa Auto Parts, 1048/2931,
THURSDAY MIXED DOUBLES
0
0
0
"I’m really full," he’d say!
Bass Union 76, 1026/2966. BA
HOUSEWIFE
LEAGUE
M Equipment, 1012/2934.
8.5
27.5
Allen-Heitzman
His plate was empty on Wetkiesday--
High Individual Game andSe-
12
24
Martin-Hatch
Three Splitters
20
" You’re still 2-pounds overweight?"
8 rles Dean Peterson, 238/559,
14
22
Stuthiet-Clary
‘‘You’U be too weak to wrestle!"
Rolling Stones
18
10 Joel Mitchell, 230/560, Ron
14
22
McDaniel-Wagner
18
But I removed his plate.
Scatter Pins
10 Pruyn, 209, Jack Carter, 541.
16.5
19.5
Holmes-Myrick
Bowl Weevils
17
11
18
18
Morrison-Reed
By 6 a.m. on Friday
16
Sugar fleets
12
0
0
0
18.5
17.5
Murphy-Miller
1 hacta’t slept a wink—
Merry Mis ses
16
12
19
VanderOord-Pounds
17
PATRIOTS
LEAGUE
I can’t watch him wrestle!!"
Safety Pins
13
15
20
16
Riggs-Card
I’m gonna stay at home--I think!
15 Muir Roberts
The Strutters
13
21
7
Van? elf-Hiatt
24.5
11.5
17
Goof Balls
11
Paulus Jewelry
II
25
17
11
Focht-Morris
Oh, the wrestling match is over?
Pin Droppers
18
10
26
10
13
Stel-Seward
15
The referee says you won!!
Misguided Missiles
8
20 The Olympic
games and
Team
handicap
13
15
Mai m
I really can’t believe it—
Pin Pickers
6
22
series:
VanderOord-Pounds,
14
14
White
Satin
Did he hurt your arms my son?
High individual game and se-
865/2466, Allen-Heitzman, 859/
13
15
ries: Emma Benedict, 184/187/ Nyssa Welding
2493, Martin-Hatch, 847/2401.
13
15
Wilson’s Market
And where is the next match scheduled?
534, Carolyn Pruyn, 177/479,
Womens games and series:
16
Sunset Market
12
Oh, that’s not very far--
Eileen Oldemeyer, 456.
Ruth Allen, 204/524, Janet
16
Sugar Bowl
12
We’ll leave at noon in a caravan
Bowler of the Week Scratch
Franks 200, Bonna Clary, 197/
8
20
And fill up every car!!
Bertha
Van DeWater, 451. Idaho First Bank
529; Carolyn Cooper, 570.
High games and series: Nellie
Handicap, Eileen Oldemeyer,
Mens games and series: Jon
Pounds, 232/556, Ruth Allen,
Who said I don’t like wrestling?
564.
Heitzman, 234/636, LouStuthiet
197/532, Sharon Boston, 201,
In sports its NUMBER ONE!!
0
0
0
200, Don Hatch, 199/581, Gib
Diane
Jennings, 549.
I must attend that tournament
SUGAR BABES
Holmes, 199,548.
And cheer for my only son!!
COMING EVENTS
18.5
5.5
Brae kens
NHS CALENDAR
Those Bulldogs really made history'
Owyhee Beauty
18
6
As a team, the tourney they took
THURSDAY, MARCH 1 - Le­
Farmers Feed
12.5
11.5
MARCH
2 and 3 - State Green's Jewelry
I couldn't be happier for them
11
13 gion and Auxiliary potluck din­
Wrestling Tournament at Cor­
Cuz on wrestling, I AM HOOKED! ! !
Holcombs
10
14 ner, Eagle . Hall, 7 p.in.
vallis.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2 - Frietid-
Kassmans
15
9
MARCH 5 - GAA, gym, 7 Parma Water Lifter 8.5
(This poem was printed on the District Tournament Wrestling
lii| < ir- I' , Nx >E Hall. 2 p.m.
15.5
p.m.
program at Madras)
Rummage Sale, United Me­
Michaels
8.5
15.5
thodist Church 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 3 - Ad­
rian PTA Community Smorgas­
bord, cafeteria, starts at 5 p.m.
Merry Widows, hom< of Ber­
tha Rudelick, 6 30 p.m.
Recovery
Inc., Christian
Church, 8 p.m.
MONDAY, MARCH 5- Yellow
Rose Rebekah Lodge »131, Ma­
sonic Hall, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY, MARCH 6 - CWA
Grange, home of Marguerite
Moss, 2 p.m.
TOPS »494 - Adrian Grade
School, 8 p.m..
Eagles Auxiliary, officers,
8 p.m., regular 8-30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 -
Golden Age, Library Mtg. Rm.
12 noon Inch with meeting to
follow. Bl'xxi pressures taken
free of charge.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8-Job's
Daughters, Masonic Hall, 7 30
p.m.
WRESTLING
CHAMPIONS OF THE 1973 SEVENTH
Grade Basketball Tournament held last Tues­
day and Wednesday at the Nyssa schools
between Kuna, Emmett, Payette and Nyssa
were the Nyssa Seventh Grade basketball
team. The seventh grade team had a great
year with a 14-2 season. Their champion-
ship game was played with Payette who
incidentally was the only team Nyssa had
lost to- this year.
The final score was
NYSSA FROSH PLACE
SECOND IN TOURNEY
The Freshmen
Basketball
Tournament hosted by Nyssa
began February 22, with eight
schools participating, finished
up Tuesday evening, February
27. Schools competing were
Meridian,
Payette, Weiser,
Kuna, Vallivue, Vale, Emmett
and Nyssa.
In the first game, Nyssa pla­
yed Kuna winning by a score
of 59 to 31. In their second
competition, they played Vale,
again winning 53 to 46. Their
final game was with Emmett
in a close, hard-fought game.
Emmett won by a narrow mar­
gin of 38 to 34.
Thus Emmett was first place
winner, Nyssa second, Vale
third
Meridian placed
fourth.
25-21.
Pictured left to right, front row:
Paul Fife, David Martinez, Don Lawrence,
Brian Piercy, Norberto Lopez, Kelly Garn­
er and David Welch. Middle row, Eric Stunz,
Kirt Michael, Frank Munn, Jeff Moffis, Gene
Cordova and George Urrutia.
Back row,
Rodolfo Espinoza, Jim Wilson, Ernie Del­
gado, Brian Corthen, Roy Rosales and Coach
Adrian Wegner.
Wrestling
THURSDAY, FEB. 22
NYSSA 7th GRADE 30,
PARMA 21
Winners:
75-P. Sims
96 - I. Almaraz
110 - J. Moffis
124 - R. Fehlman
138 - G. Thiel
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NYSSA 8th GRADE 48,
PARMA 15
Winners:
75 - C. Sims
82 - D. Cleaver
96 - B. Tensen
117 - C. Triplett
124 - A. Hannis
131 - G. Moffis
138 - S. Holcomb
152 - G. Grimaldo
Hvy - C. Arbogast
FRIDAY, FEB. 23
NYSSA 7th GRADE 30,
NEW PLYMOUTH 15
Winners:
75 - P. Sims
96 - D. Easton
103-1 Almaraz
117 - R. Freel
131 - R. Abe
138 - G. Thiel
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NYSSA 8th GRADE 26,
NEW PLYMOUTH 17
Winners:
75 - C. Sims
82 - D. Cleaver
89 - K. Cleaver
96 - B. Tensen
117 - G. LeLeon
AHS CALENDAR
MARCH 1 - Athletic Ban­
quet honoring basketball, foot­
ball and hockey players, East­
side Cafe, 7 p.m.
MARCH 3 - PT A & Com­
munity Smorgasbord, cafeteria,
starts at 5 p.m.
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