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Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon
Swim Team
Results
Thursday, July 31, 1975
Babe Ruth
Fri., July 25
Baba Ruth State Ti
Pendleton InvItnlioMl
A SAMPLE OF THE TOP TEN swimmers
from Nyssa who participated at the Pendleton
Invitational meet and at "B" State at Boise:
(L-R. front row) Scon Anderson. Jairus
Taylor. Jimmi Rodriguez, Bob Bass,
(second row) Tom Jackson. Laurie Lane,
(back row) Marina Mejia. Michelle
Sadamori. Colleen McGinley. Sheila Joyce.
Horseshoe Leagues To
Continue Weekly Play
Entering into the third
week of the Second Annual
City Horseshoe Tournament
the contestants have sealed
down to a steady pace.
League A games found
Mathews still on top with Bob
Wilson, last year's Champ,
still biding his time in second
place.
Red McCrady put on a
burst of speed to split a
double header with Wilson,
then dump Father Simard
two straight games and finish
on a split with Mike
Mathews.
Ray Norland climbed to
fourth place by giving Neil
Mathews his second defeat of
the season in a two game
split, then Norland trounced
new-comer Ray Sager two
straight games and won two
more from Ralph Werner.
Wilson split a series with
the on-coming McCrady then
lost 2 games to Mathews, but
finished the evening strongly
by defeating Simard four
straight games in series and
make-up play.
Also a newcomer, Mike
Mathews climbed from last
week’s cellar to sixth place by
defeating another newcomer
Ray Sager two straight
games. Mike then moved
above Ralph Werner with two
games and split a series with
third ranked McCrady.
In League A both Werner
and Sager suffered losing
streaks as has Jim Monroe
but they can console them­
selves that they are new­
comers in very tough compe­
tition.
Bowler Rolls
High Series
Fete VanderOord bowled a
606 series with a high game
of 256 in the Youth-
Adult league at the Sugar
Bowl last week.
Manager Bill Purcell said
that this was a remarkable
performance for a bowler
nearly 70 years of age. Pete
has been an avid bowler for
many years.
W L UP %
Neil Mathews
14 2 2 875
Bob Wilson
13 5 0 722
7 3 8 '00
Red McCrady
Ray Norland
10 8 0 555
8 8 2 500
Father Simard
61 2 0 333
Mike Mathews
51 1 2 312
Ralph Werner
Ray Sager
11 5 2 062
The League B Night found
only 8 games played with
Phelps winning four straight
games with a superb mixture
of double and single ringers.
Plucky Dave Waldo suc­
cumbed to Phelps in the first
session then recouped to beat
Jim Monroe two games then
earned a split with Ralph
Thomas.
With Cleaver being idle.
Waldo moved into sixth place
with his three wins during
the evening.
Phelps defeated Monroe
two games in addition to the
Waldo wins to continue his
firm grip on first: place.
W L UP %
14 2 2 875
Phelps
Chester
8 2 8 800
Dockter
9 3 6 750
7 5 6 583
Anderson
Thomas
6 8 4 428
Waldo
6 12 0 333
Cleaver
3 7 8 300
Monroe
1 15 2 062
Police Recover
Stolen Jewelry
Malheur County Sheriff1 s
officers working with Nyssa
Police Chief Alvin Allen and
Sgt. Pancho Rios appre­
hended a juvenile Monday
night and recovered $100
worth of jewelry reportedly
stolen from the residence of
Mrs. Lloyd Orris in Nyssa.
The burglary occurred
between 1 and 2 p.m.,
Saturday. Chief Allen and
Sgt. Rios questioned the
juvenile and turned him over
to juvenile authorities.
Nyssa Gate City
Journal Classified
Ads Bring Results
Horse Judging
Winner Named
4-H horse judging teams
were chosen last I hursoav in
Weiser in judging contests
sponsored by the Washing­
ton County Extension Service
There were six winners.
Three winners will represent
the county at the Pacific
International Livestock Expo­
sition in Portland and the
other three will be county re­
presentatives at the State
Fair.
Winners were: Loretta
Magg. Willow Creek, first
place; Jean Elfering. Vale,
second; Mary Lynne Kaatz.
Ontario, third; Mary Ann
Blackbum. Willow Creek,
fourth; Sharee
Kunz. On­
tario fifth; Becky Sanderson.
Vale, sixth.
The top horse clubs in total
points for three judgings
were: First place, the Willow
Creek Saddlelites; second
place, the Vale Vaqueros and
third place went to the Cactus
Riders from Ontario.
Ckuw of 1955
l*lruis Reunion
The Nyssa High School
class of 1955 will hold their
20-year reunion August 2 and
3. A banquet will be held
Saturday at the Eastside Cafe
in Ontario at 7 p.m. There
will be a picnic on Sunday at
the Nyssa South Park at 1
p.m.
All persons wishing to visit
with the 1955 classmates and
their families are invited to
come to the park.
Visitors Win At
Open Hou*e
Four prizes were given
away last week during the
twenty-fifth anniversary open
house celebration of Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Haburchak's coast
to Coast Store here.
Mrs. Grant Rinehart, la­
dies' first prize winner, was
given a Farberware stainless
steel kettle. The ladies
second prize, a battery-ope­
rated kitchen clock, went to
Mrs. Orma Cleaver.
July 19-20
1st Place ■ Gold Medal—
Bob Bass. 50m breaststroke
(boys 11-12) 35.5
2nd Place • Silver Medal
—Leslie Lane. 50m breast­
stroke (girls 11-12)
4th Place ■ Scott Ander­
son. 50m backstroke (boys 8
and under)
5th Place ■ Sheila Joyce.
Leslie Lane. Lisa Sarazin.
Teri Pounds. 200m medley
relay (girls 11-12)
6th Place - Dan Simantel.
Richard Fehlman. David
Greig. Tim McKinney. 400m
free relay (boys 15-18)
7th Place • Bob Bass. 50m
free (boys 11-12); Scott
Anderson. 50m free. 50m
breast (boys 8 and under);
Megan Jackson. Sandi Tho­
mas. Lori Lane. Colleen
McGinley. 200m medley re­
lay. (girls 15-18)
8th Place ■ Dan Simantel,
Richard Fehlman. David
Greig. Tim McKinney 400m
free relay: Megan Jackson.
Lori Lane. Sandi Thomas.
Colleen McGinley, 200m free
relay
9th Place • Sheila Joyce,
Leslie Lane. Lisa Sarazin.
Teri Pounds. 200m free relay;
Megan Jackson. 50m free­
style
July 26-27
"A" State times:
100 yd. backstroke (girls
15-17) - Megan Jackson, I:-
25.2
50 free, (boys 13-14) - Tim
McKinney. 31.1
50 yd. breast (girls 9-10) -
Julie Matthews. 50.1
50 yd. back (boys 8 and
under) • Jairus Taylor. 59.9
100 vd. breast (girls
11-12) - Leslie Lane. 1:32.0
Tap Eight:
1st Place.
Megan Jackson (girls 15-
17) 100 yd free - 1:11.3
Julie Matthews (girsl 9-10)
50 vd. free 40.1
Colleen McGinley (girls
15-17) 100 yd. breast - 1:35-
.5
Michelle Sadamori. Bob Bass
Barbi Burbank
3rd. Place:
Colleen McGinley. Bob Bass.
Jimmi Rodriguez. Julie Mat­
thews
4th Place:
Julie Matthews
Sth Place:
Bob Bass
6th Place:
Sandi Thomas. Michelle
Sadamori
Sth Place:
David Greig
Mens's prizes were a 3/8"
electric drill, which went to
first place winner Jose Pena
and a set of screwdrivers for
second place was won by
Dick Tensen.
The open house was
termed a success by the
Haburchaks. "We had a nice
crowd," said Vic.
Let s Clean Up America
For Our 200th Birthday
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
100 FREE
Sat., July 26
legion Area Play-offa
The Ontario American
Legion baseball team tra­
veled to Milton-Freewater
last weekend to play Milton-
Freewater in the area play­
offs. a 2 out of J series but
two defeats meant elemina­
tion.
Saturday night Milton-
Freewater took the first game
8 to 0 on 2 home runs and 10
hits while Ontario only
managed 3 hits. Dan Thomp­
son trippled in the fifth
inning and was stranded. Ed
Aronson and Stu Ward
singled but couldn't score
The Milton-Freewater pit­
cher Bradwall struck out 14
betters and walked only one
to gamer the win.
Sun. July 27
In Sunday's game. Ontario
tied the game in the fourth
inning when Bill Marcum
walked. Pete Saldana then
ran for Bill who sprained his
ankle, stole second and went
to third on an error. Stu
Ward's single brought Sal-
dana in to score.
Ontario then went into the
lead when Pete Saldana
started the rally with a
single. Ward then singled
and Dan Thompson doubled
to bring in Saldana and Ward
to score and Ontario led J to 1
until the last half of the 8th
inning Then Milton-Freewa­
ter jumped on Ontario's
pitchers for 3 doubles, I
single and 2 home runs to
lead the game 8 to 3.
Ontario bounced back with
3 runs in the 9th inning. Pete
Saldana started the second
rally with another single.
Roberts and Ward walked,
then Thompson singled in
Saldana and Roberts. Milton
Freewater won the game 8 to
6 to end the season for the
Ontario Legion Stars for
another year.
SRV MAJOR ALL STARS
TONY FRANKLIN |Mt| ad MARK NEEDS wgh trophic*
which were presented at the Caldwell Annual Regional
Tournament. The boys with David Moffisand Scott Taylor
traveled to Hermiston recently to compete in a single
elimination tournament
They lost their first game to
Pendleton who went on to claim the championship.
Women's Golf
Activities
Tuesday was Ladies Day at
the Ontario Golf Course.
Winners, net were: Mary
Gonzales. Alveretta Hutton
and Mary Schneider and
Margaret Bracken. Winners,
gross were: Joyce Whittct
and June Ward. Nell Saito
and Audrey Wilson had the
best poker hand.
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Oreg— Highway Patrol —Phone 5*3-889-6468
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Davis & Mackenzie
Enter Rodeo Finals
Mkachelle Davis and Sam
Mackenzie of Adnan are
making preparations to com­
pete in the National High
School Rodeo Finals in
Gallup. New Mexico, August
4-10. This is the second time
in three years of competing in
the state finals that Adnan
has entered in the National
Finals. Marchelle Davis and
Wannie Mackenzie competed
two years ago.
Miss Davis, who was the
Nyssa Nite Rodeo Queen last
year, took first place at the
Bums State High School
Rodeo in pole bending,
fourth in the break away calf
roping division and fourth in
the girls cow cutting. These
are the events she will enter
in the New Mexico finals. She
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the State High School Queen
Contest and was third run-
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She is a senior at Adrian
High School and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Davis.
Sam Mackenzie, a junior at
Adrian High School, will be
entered in the team roping
division in the finals and will
be roping with Rob Cochorn
of Vale. Sam placed third in
this division at the State
Show in Burns.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan Mackenzie of
Adrian.
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attempt. SRV dropped out of the tournament
after two straight tosses.
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Legion Team
SRV’S NORBERTO LOPEZ GETS BACK
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SAVING
The SRV Americans in
their second game of the
tournament, faced an excel­
lent pitcher from Madison to
be eliminated from the
tournament.
Berto Lopez broke up the
perfect game by Madison
pitcher. Roger Snyder, when
he hit a line drive single into
left field but couldn't get in to
score.
S R V. pitcher Dirk Miller
did a fine job through the 4
innings, allowing only one
blooper hit to center field.
Then 2 singles set up a
two-run double by the pitcher
wrapped up his own victory.
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The hosts. SRV Amenta ns
played the second game of
the State Tournament Friday
night and were defeated by a
tough Klamath Falls team.
The SRV Club were down 3
to 0 until the fifth inning
when Perry Kerfool and Dirk
Miller each singled. Berto
Lopez and Todd Barnes
walked to score Kerfoot.
Miller was cut down at the
plate on a superb play by the
Klamath catcher.
The Klamath Club then
came up with 3 more runs in
the 6th inning and shut down
the SRV clubs attempts.
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