Page Six
Thursday, February 14, 1974
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Wrestling
Tuesday, Feb. 12
PAUL VALENCIA CASTS OFF against
Vale Friday night, with many of the Vale
rooters m the background. Valencia is pro­
bably the speediest Nyssa player in many
years, and his 14 points helped the Bulldogs
in their victory over Vale, 52-49. Bulldog
center Jeff Marquez, left, is awaiting the
rebound
Nvssa
Beats ale. ? John Dav J
•
The Grant Union Prospec­
In Greater Oregon
tors were just about as tough
Nyssa kept its unbeaten
slate clean in the Greater
Oregon League with two big
victories over Vale and
Grant Union of John Day
over the weekend, with Jeff
Marquez leading the Bulldogs
with 18 points each night.
Friday night the Bulldogs
beat Vaie, 52-49 in a thril­
ler before a packed house
in a crucial game. Close all
the way, the Bulldogs were
21-20 over the Vikings at
half-time. Nyssa pulled to
a 7-point lead after three
quarters, then Vale whittled
away to within one point, but
two free throws by Frank
Moore in the final seconds
clinched the victory for the
Bulldogs.
JEFF MARQUEZ
Saturday night, and it was
another thriller with the Bull­
dogs finally winning 39-37.
Barry with 18 and Catron
with 15 kept Grant Union very
much in the ball game.
The two final home games
of the season will be this
weekend,
with Prineville
here on Friday night and
Madras Saturday night. Then
the Bulldogs take to the road
for five games, climaxed by
the Vale game on March 9
at Vale.
Nvssa
10 21 35 52
Vale
10 20 28 49
Nyssa - Jeff Marquez 18,
Valencia 14,Stewart6, Moore
4, Mark Marquez 4, Cruz
Martinez 6
NYSSA JV 42, ADRIAN 18
98 - Kesler (N) pin Os
born (A) 1st
106 - Tensen (N) dec. Sil-
lonis (A) 6-0
115 - Cleaver (N) pin Ben­
nett (A) 2nd
123 - Doughtrv (A) pin Tan­
ner (N) 2nd
130 - Cain (A) dec. Froe-
rer (N)7-2
136 - Ballou (Ntdec. Robin­
son (A) 1-0
141 - Holcomb (N) pin Mar­
tin (A) 2nd
148 - Gallegos (N) pin T. Di-
vins (A) 1st
157 - Joe Joyce (N) pin Ro­
bertson (.A) 2nd
168 - Ballou (N) pin A. Di­
vens (A) 2nd
178 - No match
191 - Phelps (A) forfeit
Hvy - Hill (A) dec Fehl-
man (N) 5-2
AHS CALENDAR
February 15, Basketball
Marsing at Adrian.
February 16, Basketball
at New Plymouth.
February 19, FFA Ban­
quet in the cafeteria, 7:30
p.m.
February 21, Gymnastic
Competition at Adrian,4p.m.
GradeSchool W restling
Attracts Fifty Boys
During the
month of
January, an after school
wrestling program was con­
ducted for all interested boys
in grades four, five and six
The program was designed
to teach the beginning skills
of wrestling, as well as the
proper physical conditioning
exercises that relate toeach
skill
Four nights a week
wrestling was heldfrom3 45
to 5 00 mthe Primary Multi­
purpose Room under the
direction of Mr
Newell
Cleaver, Mr Gary Jasper,
and Mr. Scott McCormick
At the beginning of the pro­
gram approximately fifty
boys turned out, with thirty
attending every night Each
boy was weighed and put in
competition with some one of
his own weight and ability
To demonstrate their abili­
ties the boys put on a wrest­
ling
program
for the
Elementary students, with
sixteen
matches
being
wrestled on Friday, Feb­
ruary 8 in the Elementary
gym.
The boy» wrestling in the
program were Mark Bau­
man, Rodney Cook, Manuel
Valero, Scott Munn, Scott
Calhoun, Tommy A|>odaca,
Arturo
Rivera, Charles
Mam, Andrew Castro, Blas
Guerra, John Ward, John
Alexander, David Sparks,
Marley Robinson,
Robert
Jimenez. Pedro Hernandez,
Freddie Lopez. Randy Hutch­
inson. Bert Cleaver, Ron­
nie Robinson, Chris Mejia,
Rodney Mam, David Moffis,
Kay Moore, Jay Gomeza
Gordon Ballou, Eddie Kin­
kade, Eddie Tooley, Joe Gar­
za, Emilio Falcon. Stacey
Garner, and Tomas Rodrí­
guez
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FOURTH GRADERS CHRIS MEJIA ( on top) and Rodney
Main tangled on the mats at the wrestling competition last
Friday. They participated m one of the 16 matches held
that day before the elementary students and many parents.
2, G. Teigs 28, Hugties 4,
F. Teigs 4, Gehring 11
Adrian - Beelie 22, Brown
NYSSA JV 57, JOHN DAY
44
6. Evans 17, McKenzie 4,
Nyssa JV
10 20 42 57 Smith 12. Ward 12, Orosco
Moffis 6. Ausman 6
John Day JV 10 24 36 44 2, Chamberlain 2.
Vale - Yraguen 10, Gar­
Nvssa - Blanch 22, Mar­
land 6. Schaffeld 3, Fulle­
cum 14, Oldemever 7. Wiley
ton 7, Hawks 6, Moore 2.
6, Kouns4. Escobedo2, Mui • GREATER OREGON LEAGUE
der s I
John Day - Hankin 26,
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W L
ADRIAN 72. NAM PA CHRIS­
I • u. HM 8 1 ii iffin
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13 2
7 0
Nyssa
TIAN 54
Caige 2, Persinger 2. Li­ Grant Union 6 1
IS 2
Adrian V
22 30 54 72
berty 1.
t 1
Yah
8 6
Na Cns. V 15 21 41 54
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6 10
Burns
4 4
Adrian - Brown 6, Evans
8
2 4
6
MaeHl
30, Ma< kenzie 6, Smith 12, , Tuesday, Feb. 12
3 5
7
8
Madras
Ward 18
Wahtonka
2 12
ADRIAN 77, MELBA 57
1 5
Nampa Christian - Fran­
Adrian
22 39 47 77 C rook C ounty 0 8
1 14
kamp 8, Everhart 18, Ric­
Melba
17 32 43 57
kard 11, Ware 11, Anders
Melba - Lutrell 8. Stokes
4, Elmore 2.
BASKETBALL
Friday, Feb. 8
NYSSA JV 40, VALE 45
14 22 29 40
Vale - Yraguen 12, Cam­ Nyssa JV
7 18 32 45
mann 11, Nelson 7, Bement Vale JV
Nyssa - Blanch 20. Mar­
4, Hiatt 5, McGowan 6, Sta­
cum 8, Escobedo 6, Kouns
llage 4.
4, Oldemever 2.
Vale - Harrod 17, Lewis
Nyssa
10 27 31 39
Grant Union 12 22 29 37 10, Hendricks 9, De Long 6,
Nyssa - Jeff Marquez 18, Fulleton 3.
Valencia 9, Stewart5, Moore
3, Mark Marquez 2, Cruz NYSSA FROSH 49. VALE 34
Nyssa Frosh 7 16 35 49
Martinez 2.
6 17 22 34
Grant Union - Barry 18, Vale Frosh
Nyssa - Sparks 4. Sappe
Catron 15, Dicker 2, McGe-
22, Escobedo 9, Johnson 2,
trick 2.
Saturday, Feb. 9
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NEWELL
HEIGHTS - Mrs
Dale
W itt
was a Saturday evening dinner
guest of Mr and Mrs. Boyce Van De­
Water m Big Beuu.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Butler were
Saturday overnight guests of her pa­
rents, Mr and Mrs Leon Chamber
lain.
Mrs. Luit Slam attended th«' Happy
Dozen card party group Friday after­
noon at the home of Mrs. Edvthe Pros­
ser in Big Bend
Mr and Mrs Ken Damschen of
Minnett, Montana were Friday over­
night guests of Mr and Mrs R. D.
McKinley.
Mrs Rollo Fenn attended the LL)6
conference at the Stake House uiNyssa
Sunday.
She was a Sunday luncheon
guest of Mrs. Mary McConnell.
Mrs Rollo Fenn was a Saturday
luncheon guest of Mr and Mrs Ron­
nie Ward and family.
Friday, Mrs Rollo Fenn went to
Marsing and visited Mr and Mrs
Earl Larson.
Mr and Mrs,
Dave Savage and
family visited in the Gene Simpson
home Sunday afternoon
Gilbert Deffenbaugh of Nyssa visited
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Simpson Sunday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Walker and
family and Ralph Hite and two chil­
dren were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Carl Fenn. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Savage and family were afternoon cal­
lers.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Legg of Tilla­
mook, Oregon and Mrs Mammie Egalde
of Boise were Saturday afternoon cal­
lers of Mt and Mrs LeRoy Sprague
Mrs. Marion York and baby of Vale
visited Mr and Mrs. Ray Simpson Sun­
day morning, and Mr and Mrs. Bud
Derrick were Sunday afternoon visitors
Mt. and Mrs. Charles Topliff of
Burns were Tuesday luncheon guests
of Mr and Mrs Irvin Topliff
Mr and Mrs Leon Chamberlain an­
nounce the birth of a new grandson,
Peter Briant, born to their son, Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Chamberlain in Nyssa
February 4
He was born in the Mal­
heur Memorial Hospital and weighed
eight pounds and eigtit ounces. He has
a brother Donald to welcome him
Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Chamberlain
went to the basketball game at Nampa
Christian Friday evening They visi­
ted their daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Tunis Garner in Nampa after the
game
Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs. Dale
witt attended the Coffee for Heart and
March of Dimes at the Herschel Thomp­
son home in Kingman Koiony Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mane Moore, Mrs Irvin Top­
liff , Mrs Carl Lee Hill and Mrs Dale
Witt attended the baby shower for Mrs.
Jim Johnson at the Jim Phifer home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Irvin Topliff and Mrs. Mane
Moore called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Campbell Sunday afternoon
Mrs, Inez Goodwin, tier daughter,
Mrs. Connie A> ker and baby Machelle
visited Mrs. Dale Witt Monday eve­
ning.
Shelia Pratt of Boise was home for
the weekend.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Pratt Sr. heard
from their son, Mark and his wife
Lorna. They are now located at Wells,
Maine They live on the edge of the
forest and a mile from the Beach. Mark
is in the Navy and is located twenty
miles from his base at Port Smith,
New Hampshire
Edna McGinnis and Jessie Slippy of
Nyssa visited in the Don Llndvilie home
Wednesday afternoon
Mi and Mrs Earl Tanner were Fri­
day evening callers in the Don Lind-
ville home
Mr and Mrs Leon C hamtierlain
and Jed and Mr. and Mrs Paul But-
Irr of Ost&rlo wertf sypst?
s birth-
day dinner Sunday at the Clmt Cham
tie ria in home in Nyssa
It was in
honor of Jed’s birthday which is tin
Monday
ADRIAN NEWS
ADRIAN
Mrs Marie Moore was
a Thursday luncheon guest of Mrs.
Robert Long
In the afternoon, they
attended the Coffee for
Heart and
March of Dimes at the Herschel
Thompson home in Kingman Koiony.
Saturday, Mrs Robert Long and
Mrs Maxine Dennis attended the baby
shower for Mrs Jim Johnson m the
Jim Phifer home in Kingman Koiony.
Mrs. G. E. Mackey went to Boise
Saturday to visit tier mother, Mrs.
Florence Gowey and Mrs Minnie Mac-
key accompanied her and visited her
sister, Mrs. Hannah Gage
Sharon Crum and girl friend Lois
Messinger of Hepner, Oregon spent
the weekend with the former's pa­
rents, Mr. and Mrs Oliver Freel.
Mr and Mrs Myron Gossrdvisited
in the Oliver Freel home Sunday af­
ternoon
Mr. and Mrs Carl Begeman were
Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs Boyce Van DeWater in Big
Bend.
Sunday evening dinner guests in the
Carl
Begeman home were Mr and
Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater and Mr
and Mrs W C. Van DeWater and
son Kent of Big Bend and Mr and Mrs.
Dean Goddard of Sparks, Nevada Mr.
Goddard is an old neighbor of the Van
DeWaters andHegemans whenttiey lived
in Kansas
Mr and Mrs. Mervll Hutchinson
and girls were guests at a birthday
dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs. K. I. Peterson in honor of Mer-
vil's birthday
Mrs. K. 1. Peterson called on Gladys
Thomas Friday afternoon.
Mrs. K. I. Peterson and son Mer-
vin accompanied her daughter Mrs.
Mervll Hutchinson and girls to the
show in Ontario "Annie Get Your Gun”
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Mervll Hutchinson and tier
mother Mrs. K. I. Peterson called on
Mrs. Bob Brown Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Begeman were
Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Schafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliot and Mrs.
Gladys Thomas were Sunday evening
dinner guests in the Oscar Schafer
home.
Dairy Dinner
¡Next Monday
The Malheur County Dairy
Wives are sponsoring a no­
host dinner at the Eastside
Cafe in Ontario on Monday,
February 18, at 8 p in This
dinner will tie in honor of the
new State Dairy Princess,
Betty Smith
The public is invited, and
anyone wishing to attend
should make their reser­
vations with Mary Payne,
473-2175.