Pag« T«n Thursday, October 4, 197 3 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon KUNA BEATS EIGHTH GRADERS The Nyssa Bulldogs were beaten by Kuna with a score of 20 to 0 on the Kuna field. Kuna had an outstanding game. Nyssa SU6AR BOWl l«agu« Standings THURSDAY NITE MIXED MONDAY NIGHT 3 9 Marostica-Purcell 3.5 Rhoades-Martin 8.5 6 6 Clarich-Takatori 6 6 Moore-Holcomb 6.5 5.5 Wagner-Pollard 1 11 Reibs-Ward High team game and series: Marostica-Purcell, 797/2150; 749/2133; Wagner-Pollard, Rhoades-Martin, 2129;Clarich- Takatori, 750. 0 0 0 MIXED Laan-Stam 4 12 Van DeWater-Bennett 11 5 6 Purcell-McCain 10 Saraz in-VanderOord 10 S Holcomb-Stacy 8.5 7.5 Takami-DeBoer 7 9 Stedman-Hill 7 9 Bottom-Gallaway 7 9 Orozco- Martin 9.5 6.5 Armstrong- Daudt 6 10 6 Lundy- Parker 10 Stam-Knowles 5 11 Women's games and senes: SUGAR BABES LEAGUE Earlene Jennings, 180/459, Li­ neta Proctor 150/434, Bev Gal­ 10 6 laway 164, 433. Holcomb « 10 Kassmans Men's games and series. 10 Albertsons »2 Klaas Laan 236, 549, Bill Van 6.5 DeWater 170/485, DavidSarazin 9.5 Parma Wtr. Lftr. 9 7 166 475. Michaels 7 9 Ba re kens Team game and series: Van 6.5 9.5 DeWater, 799/2319; Bennett Albertsons »1 6 10 (game) Purcell-McCain, 821 Greens Jewelry II Owyhee Beauty Shop 5 0 0 0 11 5 Farmers Feed Individual games and senes: THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED Kay Rodriquez, 211/522; Lineta Proctor, 200; Bonnie Nichols, Holmes-Myrick 12 4 197/502, Mary Ward, 484. Martin-Hatch 10 6 Team games and series: Mi­ He ttx man - R ob inson 10 6 chaels, 616, Owyhee Beauty Pounds-Pruyn 10 6 Parma Stuthiet-Clary Shop, 590/597/1698, 7 9 Water Lifter, 1670; Farmers Morrison-Reed 8 8 Feed & Seed, 1629. Cooper-Helman-Oord 8 8 0 0 0 8 8 Riggs-Card Stell-Seward 9 7 BANTAMS VanZelf-Hiatt 6 10 5 11 8 0 Murphy-Woodie Sweetheart Bowlers 13 6 2 Jefferies-Downes-Hust 3 Alley Cats High team handicap game and 5 3 Bowling Bombers Martin-Hatch, 865/ 10 5 3 series: 4 4 2392, Stuthiet-Clary, 800/2289; Sugar Daddies Rollin Rockers 4 4 Helman-Cooper Oord797, Riggs 3 5 Card, 2259. S.S.S. Men’s high scratch game and Bulldogs 3 5 Knockouts 2 6 senes: Pete VanderOord, 223; Tigers Two 0 8 Don Hatch, 216/530; Ray Riggs Girl’s games and senes: 2 10/594, Dennis Martin, 540. Ladies high scratch game and Whitni Morrison 107/261; Teri Pounds 99/290; Lisa Rose, 76/ series: Nancy Hietzman, 189, Effie Martin, 185/494, Edie 183. Boy's games and series: Ron­ Stuthiet, 184/483. Glenda Card nie Robinson 130/363; Roger 485. 0 0 0 Haney 120/290; Mark Needs 119 301. HOUSEWIFE BOWLING LEAGUE1 Team games and series- Alley Cats 879; #10 858; Sweet Pin Spinners 10 2 harts, 838. • 3 The Tri Angles 0 0 0 Three Big 5 7 The Triple (xxz) 6 6 JUNIORS Sanitsaggers 6 6 Working Three 5 7 Hoods 6 2 Rolling Pins 5 7 Uppers 6 2 Wee Three 5 7 The Tri Angles 6 2 Gutter Snipes 5 7 Striking Trio 5 3 Gutter Gussies 5 7 Strikers 4 The Striking Trio 4 7 5 The Stargazers 4 4 Alley Goofs 4 8 Gutter Bobs 4 4 High individual game and se­ Gutter Spiners 3 5 ries: Emma Benedict, 195/ Scrubs 1 7 187/484, Helen Okai, 177/459; Split Three 0 • Amy Mitchell, 177, Nadine High individual game and se- Sparks, 506. ries: Sara Marcum. 172/162/ Bowler of the Week: Scratch- 482; Larry Haney, 176/477; Nadine Sparks, 506. Handicap- Pete Lesberg, 161/452; Tam Maxine Stringer, 542. Bybee, 174 0 0 0 High team.game and series The Hoods, 544/1612; TheStri- SEVENTH GRADERS kers, 554/ 597; The Tri An­ gles, 1588; Striking Trio, 549. LOSE TO KUNA Last Thursday the Nyssa 7th 0 0 0 grade football team suffered PATRIOTS LEAGUE a defeat at the hands of the Kuna Kavernen. Kuna won the Sunset Mkt. 52 28 bout by a score of 20 to 14 on Wilson's Mkt. 49.5 30.5 Kuna's home field. Muir Roberts 45.5 34.5 Jose Delgado of Nyssa inter­ The Olympic 36.5 43.5 Nyssa Welding 43 37 cepted a pass and ran 70 yards for a touchdown. Later he also Paulus Jewelry 41.5 38.5 Sugar Bowl 41 39 ran a two point conversion. 40.5 Stunz Lumbr. 39.5 David Ross ran for a 50 yard Rieb’s Mkt. 32 48 touchdown, but at the end of White Satin 31.5 48.5 the game the score was 14 to Idaho First Nat’l. 31 49 14. The game then went into Kuna then scored Adrian Cafe 29 51 overtime. Individaul high games and and won the game 20 to 14. Coach Walker said all of senes; Diane Jennings, 201/ 524, Eris Bertram, 188, Nellie Kuna’s touchdowns were set Leaf, 169/486; Beverly Gallo­ up by penalties. It was a good game and each team played way, 478. seemed to have a poor offensive game. The Kuna players moved the ball 20 yards on the ground and 200 yards in the air. Both teams played a hard game, but Kuna seemed a much stronger team than Nyssa. Better luck next time. Bulldogs. Journal Classifieds Bring Results! Bulldogs Edge Vikings, 8—6 Adrian Beata Trojans, 28—i8 NHS CALENDAR yard for the other. Dennis Beebe scored all of the extra points with two kicks and a run. Adrian 13 8 7 0 0 0 by RANDY SAVAGE Adrian Antelopes won their October 4 - Frosh-soph foot­ third football game of the sea­ with the Bulldog’s defensive unit ball, Weiser at Nyssa, 4 p.m, son Friday, defeating Nampa outstanding against a much October 5 - Football, Bishop Christian 28-18, and ending a heavier team Kelly at Nyssa 12-game winning streak for the The second half was a stand­ October 8 - Freshman foot­ Trojans. off yardage wise, with the long Scoring in each of the first pass the big crowd pleaser. ball, Vale at Nyssa 4 00 p.m. three quarters, the Antelopes Middleton came back after the October 9 - Underclassmen had a comfortable 28-0 lead. Nyssa score with several first pictures, 8 45 a.m. Nampa Christian scored three dow ns on hard running, but their touchdowns in the fourth quarter passing game failed and the but their surge came too late. Bulldogs held out. This Friday night Nyssa will Kevin Cain was the offensive Cris Lords was the offensive play host to the tough Bishop leader for the Antelopes with Middleton scored early in the first quarter on a run by Mark leader for Nyssa with 50yards, Kelly team, with kick-off at 122 yards in 18 carries, and scored two touchdowns. Tim Endicott, but the extra-point and Kevin Adams led the de­ 8 p.m. 0 8 8 Mackenzie scored on a 30 yard 0 0 pass failed. The rest of the fensive unit with several key Nyssa 6 run, and Tom Okai plunged one 0 0 Middleton 6 0 first half was a defensive battle, tackles. 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