Page Ten
Bulldogs Split Pair
With Vale Vikings
By Pat Marcum
The Nyssa Bulldogs tra
veled to Vale April 30 and
came home with a split to
deadlock the Greater Oregon
Eastern Div. League at 4
wins 2 losses each.
In the opening game Ted
Joyce took mound duties and
went the distance, holding
Vale to 4 runs on 5 hits while
his team mates came up with
0 runs to beat the Vikings
6-4.
The Vikings tumped into
the lead in the second inning
with the first score then came
back with another in the third
inning but in the fourth
inning the Bulldogs came
back with Neal Oldemever
leading off with a walk, stole
second and sent to third on a
wild pitch, then Joe Joyce
singled driving in Oldemever
for the first Nyssa score, fed
Joyce then got on base on a
fielders choice, followed by
Chris Lords, who reached
base on an error. Holcomb
walked Ted Joyce crossed the
home plate on an error then
Larry Haney got a hit scoring
Lords to end the scoring in
the fourth with Nvssa leading
3 to 2.
The Vikings got
Joe
Garland on with a hit-pitch
and the Rick Bates homered
to score 2 but that ending the
scoring for Vale.
The Bulldogs came up with
3 more runs in the Sth by
Oldemever scampered to first
base on an error by the first
baseman then back to back
singles by the Joyce Brothers
Joe and Ted. Lords reached
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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
base on a hit and Oldemever
tied the game on error. Brad
Holcomb walked scoring Joe
Joyce and Ted scored on a
Larry Haney out and that
completed the scoring with
both pitchers setting down
the remaining innings.
The second game began
with Bill Marcum on the
mound, but Vale got to him
fast and they scored 9 runs.
Brad Holcomb relieved Mar
cum but Vale had their
momentum going and con
tinued to score 4 more runs in
the fourth while holding
Nvssa to No-score.
In the Sth inning Nyssa got
on the scoreboard with Calvin
Cleaver walked. Paul Short
got a clean hit then Bill
Marcum got a hit to load the
bases. Neal Oldemever got a
blooper single that scored 2
runs. Ted Joyce blasted
another hit to score Marcum
and Oldemeyr. Joe Joyce.
Chris Lords both walked to
load the bases again, but
they could capitalize on it and
the game was over IS to 4.
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Nyssa Defeated
At Sub-District
Five Nyssa Tennis team
members traveled with their
coach to Pendleton on Friday
to participate in the Sub
District Tournament with the
winners advancing to District
at Hermiston.
Those attending were Ter
ry Baker, boys singles; Kathy
Kurtz. Anna Dority. girls
doubles; John Kouns. Randy
Savage in bovs doubles.
All from Nyssa got a first
round bye so they didn't play
until the second round.
Creswell of Pendleton def.
Baker 6-1 61, Sabalo-New
man of Hermiston def Kurtz-
Dority 6-3 63 and Tomlinson-
Tomlinson of Mac Hi def
Kouns-Savage 6-0 60.
They were accompanied by
their coach Mrs. Cathy
Montgomery.
NHS CALENDAR
May 8, Student Body
Primary Elections, noon hour
Athletic Banquet.
May 4, Track. Nyssa at
Ontario
C of I Play day at Caldwell
May 10. Baseball Nyssa at
Bums
May 12, Pep Club Picnic.
Ontario State Park. 6:30 p.m
May 13. FFA meeting. 8
p.m.
GAA Banquet, Eastsidc
Cafe in Ontario. 730 p.m.
May 14, District Baseball
Playoffs.
May IS, District Baseball
Playoffs.
Student Body Final Elec
tins.
PTSA Potluck Dinner and
Talent Show. Multi-purpose
Room, 7 p.m.
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Seventh Grade Bova
NYSSA 84, KUNA 30
Long jump—I. E. Ramirez
3. D Dail. 4. K. Tooley
Shot—I. E. Ramirez. 2. A.
Wardsworth. 3. T. Shimo
maeda. 4. S. Gamer
Discus—I. K. Tooley. 2. L.
Koler. 4. N. Lopez
High Jump—2. T. Cleaver
Pole Vault—I. R. Castil-
lanoz. 2. T. Cleaver. 3. N.
Linegar
I20L.H.—2. D Dail. 3. N.
Linegar
330 yd—I R. Castillanoi.
2. K. toolev. 3. A. Jimenez
l(X) yd—2. E. Ramirez. 3.
Navarro. 4. Rivera
880—I. Jimenez. 4. Na
varro
880Relay—I. Ballou Rod
riguez. Orozco. Dail
180—1. Ranurez. 2. Rivera
4. Castillanoz
1320—2. Tooley. 3. Lopez.
4. Robinson
440 RElay—I. Ballou. Oro
zco. Rodríguez. Dail
Mile Relay—I. Balloif.
Rodríguez. Castillanoz, Ri
vera.
Eighth Grade Bovs
NYSSA 72, KUNA 42
Long Jump—1. Delgado,
3. South. 4. Wahlert
Shot—1. Zambrano 2. Mo
ore. 4. Stults
Discus—1. Church 2. Cow
gill, 3. Maxfield
H. Jump—1. Delgado, 2.
Wahlert. 4. Rios
Pole Vault—I. Delgado. 2.
Vanetti. 4. McKinney
330—1. Ross. 2. Lopez
100—2. McKinney. 4. La
ne.
880—1. Rodríguez. 3. K.
Rodríguez. 4 Menchaca
880 Relay—2. Vanetti.
South, Johnson. Ross
180—4. McKinney
Mile—1 Lopez, 2 Church.
J. Young
440 Relay—2. Nyssa-Va-
netti. South. Johnson. Ross
Mile Relay—2. Nyssa.
Zambrano. Moffis. McMillen
Wahlert.
Wed., April 30
7TH GRADE BOYS TRACK TEAM. Fraat
row from left. Henry Estrada. Neal Linegar.
Tim Shimomaeda. Kay Moore, Lance Koler.
Marley Robinson. Terry Cleaver, Marvin
Seuell and Coach Dennis Savage.
2nd row. David Dail. Bob Bass. Randy
8TH GRADE BOYS TRACK TEAM. Front
row from left. Mike Wahlert. Mike Wilmot.
David Ross. Mike Johnson. Jose Delgado,
Eric Vanetti. Larry Church and Scott Kesler.
2nd row. Lupe Rios, Marti Johnson. Joe
Moore. Lance Lane, Terrell Moffis. Dana
Pinkston. Martin Navarro. Troy Toombs.
Mike Siam. Tom Jackson and Art Rivera.
Top row. Alan Wordsworth, Gordon
Ballou. Nick Lopez. Tomas Rodríguez. Eddie
Kinkade, Efrem Ramirez and Kevin Tooley.
Maxfield. Tim McKinney. Ruben Lopez and
Daryl South.
Top row. Jessie Rodríguez. Rey Grijalva.
Brent Cowgill. Douglas Zambrano, Shawn
Young. Benny Menchaca. Kevin Moffis and
Valentin Reyna.
SRV MEET
7th Grade Girl.
NYSSA 41, VALE 36, VAL
UVUE 38
100 yd. Low Hurdles— 2.
Sheryl South
330 yd Dash— 2. Harris. 4.
M. Mejia
100 yd Dash— 2. T. Atagi
Shot Put—4. V. Messick
100 yd. Low Hurdles— 2.
Sheryl South. 17.1
330 yd. Dash— 2. B.
Harris 53.0. 4. M. Mejia
100 yd. Dash—2. T. Atagi
3.8
Shot Put— V. Messick 24’
6"
880 yd. Run— 1. M.
Martinez 2:54.5. 4. N. Mower
880 yd. Relay—1. Bones.
Rosales. Vielma, Moser.
2:19.5. 2. King. Mejia.
Martinez. Harris 2:16.8
5. 2. King. Mejia. Martinez
Harris 2:16.8
Discus—3. M. Mejia 59’ 5
1/8”
180 yd. Dash— 2. L.King
27.6 3. T. Bones 27.8
180 yd. Dash—2. L. King
27.6, 3. T Bones 27.8
440 Relay—Hirai. South
Vanetti, Atagi
Long Jump—1. T. Atagi,
12'8”, 3. M. Martinez
H'9%”
High Jump—2. S. South.
3. Harris. 4. Vielma.
8lh Grade Girls
VALE 31, VALUVUE 43.
NYSSA 41
100 yd Low Hurdles—1. C.
McGinley 16.4
330 yd. Dash—3. J. Las
siter 53.6. 4. G. Sebum
100 vd. Dash—3. M.
Cleaver 13.9
Shot Put—2. A Rios 30’2”
880 vd Run—I. R Elgue
zable 2:51.0
880 yd. Relay—I. Cleaver
McGinley. Elguezabal, Har
din 2:10.7
Discus—I. J. Hipp 75* II
3/8”. 3 A. Rios 71*3%"
180 yd. Dash4. L. Hardin
Long Jump—2. L. Hardin
12'10' i". 3. M Cleaver 12’
8%"
High Jump—2. J. Hipp 4'
4. McGinley 3’10”
7th Grade Beys
NYSSA 65%, VALE, 45%.
VALUVUE 31%
120 L H—1. Dail 18.6. 2.
Linegar 19.1
330 yd—3. Rivera 46.1, 4.
Castellanoz
100 yd—1. Ramirez 12.0,
2. Rodríguez 12.5
880 yd—I. Castellonoz
2:36.3
880 yd Relay—3. Nyssa
2:00
180 yd—I Ramirez 22.0.
2. Rodriguez 23.1
1320 vd—2. Lopez 4:19.4
440 Relay—1. Nyssa 57.4
Long Jump—I. Ramirez
16'2", 2. Dail -Anthony, tie
13* 11”
High Jump—1. Tooley
9’6"
Shot—I. Ramirez 39.115».
4. Tooley
Pole—4. Cleaver
Discus—3. Lopez 100.IV«.
4. Toley. 99.8 3/8
8th Grade Bays
NYSSA 48, VALE 46, VAL
UVUE 45
120 L.H.—1. Delgado
15.7.
330 yd—1. Ross. 41.7.
100 yd—4. Vanetti 12.5
880 yd—3. Rodriguez 2:28.
880 yd Relay—1. Nyssa,
1:51 4
180 yd—4. McKinney
Mile—3. Church 5:32.1
440 Relay—3.Nyssa 53.9
Mile Relay—2. Nyssa 4:35.
Shot—3. Zambrano
Discus—2. Cowgill 117.7.
3. Church 113 9. 4. Mayfield
till 1/8
P.V.—1 Delgado 10’6". 2.
Grijalva 9'6". 3. Rios, 9'0
Long Jump—1. Delgado
17’8%”
High Jump—1. Delgado
5'5”. 2. Wahlert. 4 Rios Va
netti
Track
Friday, May 2
Sub-District Meet at
Pine Eagle
Adrian Girls
(Points Unavailable)
440 Relay—1. Haye, Shenk
Price. Chapin. Adrian still
holds this sub-district record
as Adnan set the old record
of 52.1
100 Yard—2. Chapin. 12.7
4. tie Haye. 12.9
220 Yard Run—2. Haye,
28.6
Long Jump—3. Chapin,
16'5"
These girls will go on to
enter District competition
this weekend in these events.
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Nyssa
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Winner-Johnson-Holcomb
Loser-Emert-Routsin
Monday, May 5
NYSSA JV 2 VALE JV 14
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0
1
2
Johnson
0 0
3
Lopez
0 0
1
Moffis
1
0 0
Holcomb
0 0
1
Thiel
0 0
1
Fehlman
0 0
2
Delgado
0 0
3
Wilson
0 0
2
Michaels
1 0
2
Mecham
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Nyssa
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7x
Vale
Loser-Johnson. Wilson 4,
Moffis 4-Holcomb
Winner-Yrsguen Ger-
ruggetio
Season Record for the JV
team is 9 wins and 4 losses.
Bowling
Sunday Mixed
Winners Shelton 4 Freese,
2nd. Schmidt & Purcell.
Seasons Highs were Diane
Jennings av.
168; Steve
Purcell ave. 190; Diane
Jennings high series. 667;
Steve Purcell, high series,
650; Diane Jennings, high
game. 246; Lowell Shelton
high game, 256.
TRACK
Friday. May 2
L astern Oregon Invitational
Track Meet at John Day
BURNS 150, NYSSA 126%,
Grant union 99, CROOK CO.
65' i. MADRAS 47
100 yd dash—Moncur (N).
Swayne (GU). Morgan (B).
Liberty (GU). Skillings (CO
10.3
220 vd dash—Moncur (N),
Morgan!B).Wade (N) Skil
lings (CO Sheets (GU) 23.4
120 H. H—Liberty (GU).
Stephen (N). Gillette (CO.
Vandcrdam (B) Farmer (B)
15.9
180 L H -Whale (GU)
tie Stephen (N). Gillette (CO
Escobcdo(N) Tocile (B) 21.9
440run- Smith (GU) Cam
pbcll (B) Moore (M) Hipp (N)
Reeves (B> 52.5
880 run— WilbuttM). Mar
tuiez (N) Heiman (B) Aeren-
dondo (B) Hunter (CO 1:59.6
Mile run—Martinez (N).
Tony (CO, Wilson (N),
Krieger (GU). Moore (B)
4:24.2
Two Mile—Coats (CO
Carter (CO Wilson (N)
Federson (CO Wilson (M)
10:01.4
440 Relay—Nyssa (Mon
cur, Wade. Hartley. Esco
heilof G U.. CC. B. 44.9
High Jump— RadinovK'h
(B), Fleshman (M). Bright
<B> Jensen (N) Kennedy (Gu)
6 3'4
Discus—Schillinger (B)
Denny (Bl Strickland (N)
Mitchell (N) Daughterv (B>
175-5'/.
Pole Vault—Revak (B)
Fulton (B) Larson (GU)
Farmer (B) Jensen (N) 12-9
Javelin—Griffith (GU) Gil
lette (CC) Denny (B) Esco
bedo (N) Schilling (CC)
Shot put—Denny (B) Schil
linger (B) Strickland (N)
Lambeth (GU) Fades (M)
59-1%
Tues., April 29
MELBA 44, RIM ROCK
28%, HOMEDALE 15%,
ADRIAN 10,
NYSSA 8.
NOTUS 4, PARMA 2
Girls
220 run—5. tie Wiggins
29.
880 relay—6. Haye. Lynne
Witty, Lori Witty, Wiggins,
1:59.3
Shot—6. Davis 29’6%"
110 yd Hurdles—8. Davis.
18.4
Discus—7. Davis. 90'3"
Mile Relay—6. Shenk.
Ishida, M. Carroll. D. Car
lock. 4:42.1 new school
record.
Long Jump—4. Sillonis.
14' 10%”. 6. A st or ec a. 14'
9%"
Triple Jump—I. tie Sil
lonis. 28' 10”
440 Relay—5. Haye. Price.
Shenk. Astoreca. 55.5
Javelin—2. ChurehlNyssa)
84'8%", 8. Holcomb (Nyssa)
58'6%"
MEMBERS OF THE GIRI'S HOW UNG TEAM, left to
right. Joyce Haney. Sara Marcum, Cheryl P >unds and Shelley
Myrick are very happv to take home their championship
trophies after battling the Baker Girls team for them at the
Tournament Sunday.
BOYS ON THE NYSSA JUNIOR BOWLING team are left to
right. Bill Marcum. Pete Leseberg. Troy Calhoun, and Larry
Haney. They proudly display their championship trophies
won at the Baker Tournament Sunday.
Nysso Junior Bowlers
Come Home Champions
The Nyssa Jr Boys and
Girls high school traveling
bowling teams traveled to
Baker Sunday for the final
day of league bowling and
both teams came back with
Championships
The Inter Mountain Tra
veling League consisted of
boys and girl teams from
Nyssa. Ontario. Baker, La
Grande,
Hermiston and
Boise.
Going into Sunday's finals
the Nyssa boys were leading
by two games and they won
their championship in the
first series against Ontario.
The Nyssa girls were tied
with Baker girls and after the
first series they had to play
each other for the champion
ship and the Nyssa girls won
total pins 2227 while Baker
had only 2097.
Members of the boys team
were: Bill Marcum. Larry
Haney. Troy Calhoun. Pete
Leseberg and John Lopez and
members of the girls team
were: Sara Marcum. Shelley
Myrick. Joyce Haney and
Cheryl Pounds.
High game and series for
bovs
were. Bill Marcum
’ll) 5’9 |90
Ims t .,)
houn. 178-182-496; Pete Lcse
berg 173-457 and Larry
Haney 202 198-569. for the
girls were Sara Marcum.
212-518; Cheryl Pounds 174
490 Shelley Mvritk IK.’
484 and Joyce Haney. 152-
439.
Immediately following the
bowling all members of the
league went to the Baker
Grizzly Bear and had a Pizza
party where the trophies
were presented.
Adults accompanying the
bowlers to Baker were Mr.
and Mrs Bill Purcell; Mr
and Mrs. Dale Haney and
Kenny; Mrs Lucile Myrick
and Mr and Mrs. Glenn
Marcum.
The final results were
received by the Oregon State
Junior Bowling Tournament
and Bill Marcum placed 13th
in singles and Bill and Pete
Leseberg placed 16th in
doubles.
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