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Thursday, December 5, 1974
134 322; Tony Franklin 129/
336; Brent Huffman 124;
Tom Tomjack 332.
Junior league
Bybee Maxfield Wilson Ha
ney
18
6
Hancv Beattie Patterson Lo-
jiez
9
15
Imada Wahlert WilsonIS
9
Wiley
Saito
Brown Bass
IS
9
My rick Marcum Sarazin Ko
ler
14
10
Haney Wardsworth Lese
berg
12 12
Bass Haburchak Wilson Cal
houn
12 12
Hatley Marcum Chadwick
Martinez
12 12
Orozco Wuhlcrl Thiel Ha­
ney
lo 14
Kunkel Scuell lenten Strin-
ger
8 16
Jackson South
Holcomb
Pounds
8 16
Hipp Wilmot Shaw
Mor
rison
5 19
learn high handicap game
and senes Haney Beattie
Patterson Lopez. 754/2122;
Bybee Masficld Wilson Ha
ney. 727/2077; Myrick Mar
cum Sara/in Koler. 7||;
Hipp Wilmot Shaw Morrison.
1990
Girls high scratch game
and scries Sara Marcum.
168 |M <35 State) Mi
rick. 161 406; Cheryl Pounds
143; Joyce Haney 385;
Whilnt Morrison. 384
Bovs high scratch game
and scries Pete Lcscberg
213/477, John Lopez I '.’
455; Bill Patterson. 177;
Bill Marcum 496
lane Tensen Saito 16
8
Cornwell. Morrison Wade
8
16
Sarazin laderosa Pounds
14 5
9 5
Rose
Thompson
Orozco
I I
II
Talbot
Cornwell
Rose
12.5 11.5
laderosa Morrison Robinson
7
17
I anc Needs Franklin 6
18
Team high handicap game
and series: lane Jensen
Sana 47.1 1339: lane Needs
Franklin 468.1273; Sarazin
ladcrose Pounds 455 1328.
Girls high acratch game
and scries. Ticna Tensen.
149 .180 Ten Pounds. 125/
335; Leslie Lane 124. Terri
Morrison 320
Bovs high scratch game
and series
Landon Lane.
Monday Night Mixed
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Stell A Sew rd
15.5 32.5
Team high handicap game
and scries: Vandcrfhird A
Olsen. 840 833/2398; Van
Zclf A Hiatt 835/2352;
Morrison A Bertram. 833/
2462.
Women's high scratch
game and scries: Carolyn
Pruvn. 193; Carolyn Cooper,
192; Arlene Holmes. 195 487
Glenda Card. 506; Sandy
Morrison, 503.
Men's high scratch game
and series: Ja n Heitzman
223-212/581 ; C <>A, Olsen,
223/595; Willis Bertram 215/
580.
Stedman-Proctor
32
20
■Sarazin VandrOrd 30
22
Stam-Clarich
30
22
Laan-Galloway
28
24
( ommerclal Imur
DeBoer Takami
28
24
Hedges Junes
27
25 Rons Shell
37.5 14.5
26
Holcomb Stacy
26 Parma Tire
37
IS
Werner-Radcliffe
27 Johnsn-Adams
25
27
25
24
28 Eastmans
Hill-McCain'
27
25
VnDwtr Bennett 23.5 28.5 White Satin
27
25
Lundy-Hill
20.5 31.5 Desert Seed
24
28
Macky Perk Hale
18
34 Am Fine Foods
29
23
Women's high games and First Natl Bk
7.5 44.5
series Diane Jennings (sub).
High team game and
198/5.10: Betty Clarich. 180/ scries American Fine Foods.
493. Aut Stedman, 192/472;
IOJ3/3OO5.
Hertha VanDeWalcr. 202
High individual game and
Men's high games and series Rudy Marostica. 227;
series Ward Lundv. 190/ and Bill Purcell, 587.
540; David Sarazin, 195/
524; Pete VandcrOord. 183/
Sunds« Night Mlied
524; Frank Morris (sub).
221; Art Galloway. 207.
Freese A Shelton 33.5 10.5
Team high game and Hust A Sloan
29.5 14.5
scries: Lundy Hill. 842/2411. Wilson A Wilson 29.5 14 5
Amstg A Undrwd 28.5 15.5
17
Schmidt A Purcell 27
Turada« Night Businessmen
Shiling A Chapn 19.5 24.5
Fanners
Imhof A Crtwrt
14.5 29.5
Asmndi A Prcl
29
15
Eavtsidc Cafe
97
43
Msngr A Ballou
12
32
Elliott Tire
85.5 54.5
Holcmb A Dural
11
33
Farmers Feed
79.5 60.5
Individual high game and
Murdock
78.5 41.5
series: Bill Purcell 212;
Twilight Cafe
72.5 67.5
Dan Wilson. 203/568; Edna
Palmers Equip.
66
74
Freese. 195/477; Brenda
Nyssa Sanitation
65
75
Wilson. 189 479; Steve Pur-
The Mirage
63.5
76.5
cell. 589
TVFarmScrv.
43
77
Patriot, league
V.C S. Whlsl
24 5
35.5
Team high handicap game
37
Stunz Lumber
and scries: Palmers Equip­
The Olympic-
32
ment, 889. Nyssa Sanitation
30
Paulus Jewelry
Service, 883'3153; Farmers
29
Nyssa Welding
Feed A Seed. 847; Eastside
White Satin
28.5
Cafe A Lounge. 3156; Twi­
Adrian Mirage
28
light ( ale A Lounge. 3207.
26
Muir Roberts
Individual high scratch
Rieb's Market
26
game and senes: Ken Mc­
26
Brow nie's Cafe
Gowen. 242; Bill Clarich.
Sugar Bowl
22
214/740; Jess Assumendi.
Wilsons Market
14.5
213. Lyle Holvcrson. 213; Jim
Idaho First Natl.
13
Robinson. 754; Rav Laan.
Team high games
730; Res Wagner. 7.10.
scries: Muir Roberts. 944
2736; Stunz Lumber, 943
I hunda« Night Mlied
2762; Adrian Mirage. 2707.
Jcnsn A Htzmn
32.5 15.5
Individual high games and
VandrOrd A Olsn
31
r
senes: Lead Downes, 196;
Sutn A Hirns
28
20
F.mma Benedict. 192/534;
27
VnZlf A Hiatt
21
Donna Riggs. 191. Glenda
Moran A Brtrm
26
Jones. 191. Nellie Leaf. 191/
22
Stutht A Clary
24.5 23.5
518, and Sandv Morrison.
Runls A Rbnsn
23
25
535.
Riggs A Card
23
25
27
Murphy A Woodie 21
19
29
MartnA Mils
Pnds. A Prn
18.5 29.5
THURSDAY. DECEMBER
12 - Regular Adnan School
Board meeting. Adnan High
Homemaking room. 8 p.m.
Public Notices
Page Thirteen
Jr. High Tops
Vallivue
The Nytsa Jr. High Bas­
ketball teams began their
season last Friday against
Vallivue.
The 8th grade game wax a
very clone game. Vallivue led
at the end of the first quarter
8 to 6 but at halftime. Nysta
had tied the score at 12 all.
Then Vallivue went ahead
again in the third quarter 18
to 14 but at the end of the
game Nyssa was leading 22
to 19.
Scoring for the 8th grade
were:
Vanetti ■ 12
Delgado
8
Johnson • 2
The 8th grade is coached
by Mr. Vernon Lords.
The 7th grade also played
Vallivue and squeaked by
with a 20 to 19 score. No
other information available.
Juniors Bowl
In Hermiston
Eleven Junior
Bowlers
traveled to Hermiston over
the weekend to participate in
the Oregon Regional Bowling
Tournament.
Those participating were
Bill Marcum. Sara Marcum.
Shelley Myrick. Greg Thiel,
Cheryl and Teri Pounds. Amy
Sarazin, Larry Haney. Troy
Calhoun. Tami Bybee and
Paula Saito. Those accom-
paning the bowlers were Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Pounds.
coaches. Pat Marcum. Lucile
Mvrick. Carolyn Haney, and
Virginia Brandt.
No results were known
when they left to return
home.
The Nyssa Bolwers Trave­
ling Teams will travel to
Hermiston on December 8 to
bowl in the Intermountain
Traveling Team.
Nyssa Tops
una
The Nyssa 8th grade
played Kuna at Nyssa,
Tuesday. November 26.
it was a vary one-sided
game with Nyssa scoring 14
points to 0 in the first half. In
the second half Kuna scored '■*
8 points to Nyssa 21 and
Nyssa won the game 35 to 8.
Scoring for Nyssa were:
Jose Delgado.................... 10
Mike Johnson.................. 10
David Ross ........................4
Mike Wahlert ..................3
Eric Vanetti........................ 2
Darrel South...................... 2
Jose Urrutia...................... 2
Kells Shaw........................ 2
Nyssa
10 4 7 14 - 35
Kuna
007
1-8
THE NYSSA HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM
is pictured, front row from left. Kirt Moore, Sam Hartley.
Paul Kesler. Clark Kido, David Simantel. Dan Simantel. Jim
McCune. Clayton Webb. Chris Lords. Robert Gallegos and
Rawghlie Perez.
TVCC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
date
DEC. 5
DEC. 6
DEC. 10
DEC. 13
DEC. 14
JAN. 7
JAN. 8
JAN. 9
JAN. 15
JAN.16
JAN.17
JAN. 22
JAN. 23
JAN. 24
JAN. 25
JAN. 29
JAN. 31
FEB. 1
1 F B. 3
F EB. 7
FEB. 13
FEB. 17
FEB. 25
FEB. 27
FEB. 28
MAR. 4
MAR. 7
MAR. 8
OPPONENT
PLACE
(ollege of Southern Idaho
Eastern Oregon JV.
Northwest Nazarene JV.
( entral Oregon College
Central Oregon College
C allege of Idaho
University of Idaho JV,
Lewis A Clark State
Ricks
Idaho State U. JV.
Idaho State U. JV.
( ollege of Southern Idaho
lethbridge College 1 Canada!
North Idaho
Lntversitv of Idaho JV
College of Southern Idaho
Spokane Falls CC
Gonzaga University JV.
North Idaho
College of Idaho JV.
College of Idaho JV.
lewis A (lark State
(ollege of Southern Idaho
Weber Stale JV.
Ricks
Idaho Slate JV.
Region 18 Play Off
Region 18 Play Off
Nyssa 7th Wins
The Nyssa 7th grade
played Kuna at Nyssa on
November 26.
It was a close game all the
VvaV with the score tied at 6
all at the end of the first
quarter then Kuna was ahead
18 tol6 at half time. In the
third quarter Nyssa out
scored Kuna 10 points to 3
and the final score was 32 to
26.
Scoring for Nyssa were:
Elfren Ramirez. 20; Malden
ado. 4; Jim Dail. 2; Roger
Haney, 2; Jerry Orr. 2;
Waudsworth, 2.
10 6 32
Nyssa
6 10
3 5 26
Kuna
6 12
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NHS CALENDAR
December 6, Nyssa Band
to march in Nyssa Christmas
Parade. 7 p.m.
December 7. Nyssa Band
and Drill Team to march in
Winter Wonderland Parade.
Ontario, 1:30 p.m.
Wrestling Take Down Tour­
ney. Nyssa at Ontario. 9 a.m.
December 9.
G.A.A. 7
p.m.
December 10. Basketball.
Nyssa at Emmett, 8 p.m.
Wrestling. Parma at Nyssa
7 p.m.
Back row. from left. Bill Tensen. Chad Triplett. Dion
Garner. Craig Froerer. John Tanner, Scott Holcomb. Bill
Calhoun. Dale Ballou. Kevin Adams, David Mitchell and
Robett Fehlman. Not pictured are David Ballou and Victor
Suarez.
Calhoun Tells of Strong
Nyssa Wrestling Squad
Wrestling coach Mel Cal­
houn told the Nyssa Lions
Club about prospects for
Nyssa High School wrestlers
at the regular meeting
Tuesday noon at the Twilight
Cafe.
Calhoun said that the
wrestlers will open the
season at Ontario Saturdav at
the Takedown Tournament.
Tuesday. Dec. 10 pan of his
squad will wrestle at Weiser,
the balance will wrestle
Parma at TVCC. which will
be the scene of all home
matches. Dec. 13 and 14 will
be the annual Nyssa In vita
tional, one of the strongest
tournaments of the year.
They will have home matches
with Homedale and Caldwell
Dec. 17, and will close out the
pre-season matches with
Pine Eagle Dec. 19.
Calhoun said that he will
have a veteran squad, with
the leading contenders as
follows:
AHS CALENDAR
December 5, Wrestling.
Marsing at Adnan. 7 p.m.
December 6. Basketball.
Adnan at Parma. 8 p.m.
December 7, Adnan Band
and Drill Team to march in
Winter Wonderland Parade.
Ontario. 1:30 p.m.
NV ATA Convention. New-
Orleans.
December 10. Basketball.
Adnan at Huntington. 8 p.m.
98 pounds. Kirt Moore;
106 pounds. Sam Hartley;
115 pounds. David Simantel,
Clark Kido. Bill Tensen and
Paul Kesler; 123 pounds.
Dan Simantel; 130 pounds.
David Ballou and Jim Me*
Cune; 136 pounds. Dion Gar­
ner: 141 pounds. Brad
Holcomb. Scott Holcomb. Bill
Calhoun and John Tanner:
148 pounds. Chris Lords; 157
pounds. Robert Gallegos. 168
pounds. Kevin Adams. 178
pounds. Rawleigh Perez; 191
pounds. David Mitchell; and
Heavyweight. Robert Fehi-
man.
Calhoun also said that he
had many strong freshmen
who will challenge some of
his regulars before the
season is over. He said that
the program is very strenu­
ous this year, as practices are
at TVCC. which entails long
hours and considerable travel.
Sports Boosters
Meet Dec. 12
The Nyssa Spons Boosters
will hold their regular meet­
ing Thursday. December 12
at 12 noon at the Twilight
Cafe
Everyone is urged to
attend as plans are to be
made for the coming Basket­
ball and Wrestling season.
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