Th« Ny*«a Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag* Eight
WORK
Thursday, August 23, 1973
WORK, AND MORE WORK
Football Starts For Nyssa Bulldogs
Nyssa High School's football
coach Art Bullock took one look
at the thirty boys who turned out
for fall football practice this
Monday
and mentally asked
himself, "where are the se
niors’1”
The coaching staff this year
will tie highlv specialized and
will include Art Bullock, head
coach, Gerald Talbot, offensive
coach, Max Brittingham, de
fensive coach. Jerry Huntley
line coach.
Vernon
Lords
frosh soph coach. Adrian Weg
ner and Dennis Savage, eighth
grade, and Glenn Walker, se
venth grade coach.
As it turned out, only six se
niors sho»ed up for the first
official practice session.
During the first meeting, this
year’s
players were issued
their gear and given a general
introduction to the Nvssa Bull
dog football program.
This is your playbook," said
Coach Bullock
Bullock as he started to jiass
out notebooks to the plavers.
A ne» offense was outlined
"If you lose this you’d better for the players by Gerald Tal
have lots of death insurance, bot, offensive coach, and then
because your parents will need the boys charged outside to be
gin the long, hard job of work
■ Remember," said Bullock,
"that if Ontario gets their hands
on this you’ll be the one who’ll
take the beating >ut on the
field.”
PR ACT KE
"We should get 15 or 20 more
boys when school starts," said
Bullock, "but as far as I'm
concerned, we’ll play the boys
who work, probably, that means
the boys w ho are out here now."
Boys' participating in the
early practice sessions include
Kevin Adams, Luis Mosqueda,
Rm Mosqueda. Ted Joyce, Pete
Leseburg, Richard Mosqueda,
Brad Holcomb, Prudencio Es
cobedo, Mike Ausman, Joe Jo
ing off a summer of soft liv yce, Dan Slmantel, Ron King,
ing".
Chris Lords, Lee Ollison, Tim
This week, according to Bul Mecham, Robert Gallegos, Da
lock, the team is on a twice- vid Mitchell. Scott Holcomb,
a-dav practice schedule and Billy Marcum. Jeff Marquez,
»ill work mainly on condition Terry Fife. Larry Haney, Dwi
ing, timing and fundamentals. ght Calhoun. Scott Kldo, Frank
After this week the team will Moore, Dean Sappe. Dirk Sap-
practice only once each day pe, Tom Church, Dale Ballou,
and will start working on plays David Ballou and Steve Ballou.
and pass patterns.
All Of these players, and
All of this year's players,
including the six seniors, will those who turn out later, »ill
have to learn a new offense have their work cut out for
which the coaching staff has them, because on Friday, Sep-
designed to take advantage of tember 7, the team will travel
sue and speed of the younger to Ontario for their first game
of the 1973 football season.
players.
CINDY AND SAMMY
Former Nyssa Rodeo Queen Rides To Vietories
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Cindy Sawyer, last year’s
Nyssa
Night Rodeo Queen,
has spent much of this summer
in the rodeo spotlight in her
new home state, Idaho.
On June 9, 16-year-old Cindy
rode her registered quarter
horse, Sammy Snip, to place
in nine out of the ten events
she entered in the Minidoka
BOWLING LEAGUES
START IN SEPT
The rules committee of the
Monday Night Patriots League
have set Monday, September 10
as the first night of their Lea
gue Bowling for the coming
season at a meeting Wednes
day evening at the home of Eris
Bertram, president. The com
mittee met to discuss and sug
gest changes in the rules for
the coming season.
Those present were Lillian
Reed, chairman, Stella Morris,
Carolyn
Pruyn, Alice Van-
dewall Earlene Jennings and
Eris Bertram.
ten
At present there are
teams on the
League
and
room for two more teams,
Women interested in bowling
Monday nights at 7 p.m., call
Earlene Jennings or Eris Ber-
All members of the
tram.
League are urged to be present
at the bowling lanes at 6 30
p.m. sharp on August 10, to
have a meeting and vote on the
rules and the suggestedchanges.
League officials state this
will be your one chance during
the year to voice your opinion
about the rules.
Journal Classifieds
Bring Results!
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W rangler Horse Show in Rupert
Wrangler
Horse
Show
in
Rupert, Idaho.
For her showing, Cindy »as
awarded the American Quarter
Horse Association "all-around
youth” trophy.
Later in the summer, on
July 14,
she
was crowned
Frontier
Rodeo Queen tor
Pocatello’s
rodeo.
It was
the
first time, her parents
said,
that
anyone under 18
had won the title.
Also, in between the above
honors, she was runner-up in
American Falls for the Spring
Rodeo Queen.
Cindy
is
the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Darrel Sawyer
and was Pee-wee Rodeo Queen
in 1971 and was Nyssa Night
Rodeo Queen in 1972. Earlier
this year the Sawyers moved
to American Falls when Darrel
became
manager of a cattle
company there.
Cindy
has been riding for
13 years
and most of her
riding
time for the past 5
years
has
been on Sammy
Snip,
Sammy
was
rough
broke for her. but all of his
training beyond that, accord
ing to her parents, has been
handled by Cindy.
This September Cindy is
a junior at American Falls
High School.
Her future, no
doubt, will hold many more
rodeo accomplishments
and
her
friends
in Nyssa will
continue to root for Cindy.
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