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Page Eight Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa. Oregon SPORTS Rodeo Scores, Times and First Prize Money Saddle Brune J. Ericsson P Fuller W Pate K. Horrocks Nyssa Drops 14-7 Loss To Nampa In what began as a one sided game, became an eiciting see-saw battle and ended as a rout. Nampa beat Nyssa 14-7 in an American Legion game Monday night in Nyssa. Six runs in the top of the seventh inning clinched it for Nampa. Thev scored off a very tired Norberto Lopez, who came into pitch in the first inning after Jay Kygar developed a sore arm. Nyssa came back from a 4-0 deficit in the bottom of the second with three runs on bases loaded single by Jim Wilson, a wild pitch and a sacrifice by David Pratt. Joe Joyce. Ernie Delgado and Kygar scored. Nampa almost blew the game away tn the top of the third, but with bases loaded Pratt made a diving stab of a low line drive to end the Nampa threat. Nyssa char ged ahead in the bottom half of the third on the strength of a three-run triple by Kygar. Lopez seemed firmly in charge in the top of the fourth as he set down the Chiefs in order for the only time in the game. Nyssa lost a chance to break the game open in the bottom of the fourth but could manage only one run. An Leos was tagged out at home on a squeeze play attempt which ended the Nyssa threat. Nyssa led then. Pratt again saved Nyssa's hide with a line drive to start a double play in the top of the fifth, again with the bases loaded. Nampa scored two runs to tie the score at 7-7. Nyssa did not score again as Nampa relief pitcher John Reyas kept Nyssa vinually hitless for three innings. Chuck Burns of Nampa put them ahead to stay with a THE NYSSA LEGION TEAM got out this Nampa Chief long home run to left field in Monday, but 14 others scored as the Chiefs beat Nyssa. 14-7. the top of the sixth. Nyssa's next game is with the Boise Senators, today. Then the roof caved in as Thursday, in Boise Lopez was socked for a succession of hits, and the fielders made a few errors. Nyssa's main problem was Coach Dan Wilson's inability to replace Lopez. He pitched very well when strong and jump, long jump and hammer A track meet open to all held the hard-hitting Nampa ball throw. area boys and girls, ages one team to some scattered hits. Ribbons will be given to through 17 will be held But he obviously tired and the top six finishers in each Saturday. June 26 at the had to continue pitching after event and age group. Ontario High School Football his ball lost its snap. The meet, sponsored by Stadium. An interesting side light to the Ontario Optomist Club Entrants may compete in the contest was Nyssa's and the Ontario Recreation any or all of the events, which unveiling of its new team Department, will begin at 9 include all dashes and a shorts. They’re all the rage a.m. 440-vard run. Field events and were no handicap as the include a softball throw, high team continued sliding and diving with abandon. Nampa 3110216—14 Nyssa 0331000— 7 In other games last week: June 17, Boise Senators 2S. Nyssa 15 and sixth innings but each The Nyssa Twins Babe June 18. Nampa 10. Nyssa time the runner was caught Ruth team lost what was for 1 out at the plate. most of the game a close June 20, Bums 0. Nyssa 7 It was still close going into contest by a wide score to Bums 4, Nyssa 5 the seventh inning; the score Weiser. Tuesday. 8-2. 7-5. was 3-2 Weiser. Johnson Weiser scored two runs on (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I struck out the side in the top two errors, before Nyssa got of the sixth and Nyssa looked to the plate. But the Twins strong. However, the Weiser fought back, scraping up a batters finally started reach ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ run in the first and another ing Johnson and he was run in the second inning. Fathers Day dinner guests Mrs. Rollo Fenn visited tagged for some of the few The game settled down in the Leon Chamberlain Golden Drapers Sunday. She solid hits in a game marked after that into a tight home were Mr. and Mrs. is visiting fnends in this area. by errors. pitchers' duel. Nick Lopez of Paul Butler and Megan Mrs. Wesley Walker had a Weiser quickly scored five Nyssa held Weiser scoreless Rochelle of Fruitland. Mr. birthday celebration for their runs to ice the game. Nyssa until the top of the fifth, and Mrs. Tunis Garner and son Randy on his 16th went down with little com when he was replaced by Ginny and Tommy Danielson birthday Friday evening. plaint in the bottom of the Mike Johnson. He began in a of Homedale and Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn and Mrs. Ida seventh. tough spot, the bases were Mrs. Clint Chamberlain, Fenn attended from this With this loss. Nyssa's loaded and the batter had a 3 Donald. Peter and Paula area. A large crowd enjoyed record dropped to 6-2. The ball, no strike, count on him. Mae. the birthday cake and ice Twins' next game is Frida/. His first pitch was a ball, a Fathers Day dinner guests cream including his grand June 25. against Fruitland in run scored on the walk and of Mr. and Mrs. Brent father and grandmother Wal Fruitland. Weiser was ahead to stay. Schulthies were Brent's cou ker. Welter 2000105—8 The Twins brought runners sin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. June Hague, who was to third base in both the fifth Nyssa 1100000-2 Howard Stable and his aunt. a classmate of Mrs. Helen Mrs. Lucille Stable of Roy, Webb in the grades and in munity Church. Terri played Utah. son home. high school in Ontario visited a piano solo for the program Mr. and Mrs. Greg Topliff Mrs. Helen Webb Sunday Mr. and Mrs Manon York which followed the dinner. and Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. morning. She had taught and family and Alene Gillette Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Brady all of Boise school with Mary Weir of Vale were supper guests in Barnes. Carl Lee Hill and Terri were were Fathers Day dinner the Alfred Simpson home picnic dinner guests of Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rose Wednesday evening. Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth Price in Topliff were Sunday afternoon visi Marion York and Arlene Ridgeview. Other guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry tors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gillette accompanied Mrs. were Lambert Derrking. Mr. Warren of Parma were Pratt. Alfred Simpson to the baby and Mrs. Rod Price and Mr. Sunday afternoon callers in Mr. and Mrs. Michael shower for Mrs. Donna and Mrs. Larry Price. the Irvin Topliff home. Pratt of Portland were Martin at the home of Mrs. Andrea Hanson of Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wednesday and Thursday Wesley Walker Wednesday was a Thursday overnight timmerman went on the visitors of his parents. Mr. evening. Others attending guest of Terri Hill. "Top Op” Tour Saturday to and Mrs. Eugene Pratt. from this area were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marion York Joran Valley. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee Hill Carl Fenn, Mrs. Ray Simp and children of Vale were three ranches and had a and Terri attended the dinner guests at a pre-barbecue son. Mrs. Gene Simpson and barbecue at the park. for the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Fathers Day dinner Saturday Cindy. Mrs. Darryl Simpson, Martha Bessendorfer of Banks Wednesday evening at evening at the Alfred Simp and Mrs. Rollo Fenn. Salt Lake City. Utah and the Adrian Presbyterian Com Track Meet In Ontario Sat. Open To Kids Twins Lose to Weiser, Record Drops to 6-2 NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS The Light ’T5* Touch Odds and Ends Mis-Match Sale Savings up to half price on these odd tires, blems and mis-matched treads. 'WwL By Ernie Metcalf Passenger Car Tires These days, an Identity crisis is simply trying to tell the girls from the boys. ess Thursday, June 24, 1976 As low as *1095 plus Score 80 76 76 65 Bareback R Christie J. Seidel H. Staples D. Amy D. Stouard W Pate 75 68 68 68 68 68 Bull Riding P 0 Maley D. Hansen R. STringer S. Daniels 74 65 64 62 Bull Dogging C Bumgarner K. Leonard A. Driggers T. Charters G. Croupper Prise S288 5464 S388 Time 6.7 7.1 7.9 8.6 8.6 Prise $223 t alf Roping lime Prise $329 D. Picket 10.1 11.0 D. Hobdev L. Wright 11.7 11.9 J. Maggerd Team Roping B. Burrills. $.165 V. Christensen 8.2 A. Bach. 9.4 B. Burrows W. Thawlev. D. Picket 9.8 T. Perkins, T. Hockett 10.0 Barrels $329 J. Williamson 17.8 S. Perkins 18.0 B Wright 18.4 J. Orozco 18.5 Jr. Barrels K. Frates 18.8 Belt Buckle 19.2 J. Calhoun P. Miles 21.9 Steer Stopping B Child 7.5 $55 C. Martin 8.2 M. Culbertson 11.8 Horseshoe League Opens July 6, $2 Entry Fee The Nyssa Third Annual Horseshoe League's starting date has been postponed until July 6. according to Henry Schneider, city ma- nager. Entries will be accepted through 5 p m on July 2 at City Hall. 14 South 3rd Street. Two leagues will be formed with one league playing at 7 p.m. each Tuesday and the other league at 7 p.m. on Thursdays. Each contestant will play a three-game senes against two different opponents on each league night. Each contestant will be scheduled against everyone within his league for two three-game series dunng the season. Upon completion of league play, the top three winning contestants of each league will be entered in the Nyssa Area Championship Tourna- mem to be scheduled later, The league is open to all persons 18 years and older, with a $2 entry fee for each contestant. Registration may be made in person at City Hall, or by telephone at 372-2264 giving name. age. address, telephone number, and an indication of pre- ference for Tuesday or Thursday entry. The entry fee may be mailed in. but it must be received not later than 5 p.m. on July 2 to be eligible, Gene Chester, city cham- pion in 1975 and runner-up in 1974 will again be playing this year against such top contenders as Neill Mathews, Jim Phelps and Bob Wilson, 1974 city champion, I Activities In Arcadia By Nell Bowers Vera Petterson, her sister. Elinor and three grandchil dren. stopped by Brig and Kerma Olsens. Saturday evening, on their way home to Burley, after being to the coast on a successful salmon Fishing trip. Mrs. Clarence Kesler. Sr. reported having talked this week to Mr. Kesler's brother Vibert. He is not in very good health at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard went to Payette. Sunday Kingman Kolony News _____ a, itaw wim Mrs. Chet Mills was a Tuesday evening caller of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nedrow. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nedrow and Jimmie called on Mr. and Mrs. Mike Castro Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes and family and Nancy afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Tipton. Mrs. Carr is a sister of Otis and Mrs. Tipton is a niece. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers and Woody Shelton. Jr., went to Lost Valley Reservoir. Sunday Fishing. Fishing was not that good so they went on to McCall, where they visited the home of Dirick Nedry in Pilgrim Cove. The Nedrys were not home. Johnson went camping and Fishing Friday at the Owyhee Dam Thev returned home Sunday. His partner. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Padilla and daughter of Parma were also camping and Fishing there. Frank and partner entered a Bass Tournament to see if they could get the ten biggest bass for a prize. It is put on by the Idaho Bass Masters. They caught ten Fish, weight totaled sixteen and one-half pounds. Front-End Alignment tax Another sign of middle sge: when the phone rings on Saturday night and yea hope K’s not for you. S S 0 So you can’t lake It with you. Between prices and taxes, what’s left te take? see Modern music hasn’t hopefully won’t be. • Most of as like people what they think. Unless e 900 x 20 At low as been around too long—and $3900 • • who come right out and say they disagree with as. « a Pick-Up Tires We think you’ll agree that our tire specials can’t be boat at Nyssa Co-op Supply. Exclude« Front Wheel Drive Cart Truck Tires includes IMTSUN, TOYOTA, VW’s! THE HORSES WERE BUCKING and the cowboys were holding on for dear life at the 30th Annual Nyssa Nite Rodeo this past week. Over 1500 people attended the two nights of Rodeo action. Over 250 cowboys participated in bareback riding, calf roping and other events. TVCC Offers Classes In Horsemanship Three classes in horse manship will be offered on a make basis through Treasure Valley Community College Community Education, this summer The courses will be taught by Helen McGrath Management and Training of the Working Stock Horse, a three credit class is scheduled 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays. Advanced Stock Horse Training is three credits, scheduled 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday SUNSET VALLEY - Phil lip Keller of Barstow, Calif., and Gordon Counsil of New Plymouth. Idaho, were visi tors this Monday at the home of Mrs. O. P. Counsil They are grandsons of Mrs. Counsil. Raymond Dodd of Indiana polls, Indiana is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ronnie Smith. Visiting ar the home of Mr and Mrs. Homer Brewer this week are their daughters. Mrs. Linda Pratt and chil dren. Allison and Kelly of Kennewick. Washington, and Mrs. Louise Rogers and children. Jeff and Christy of La Grande. Another daughter Mrs. Mary Kindling and children, is spending some time with them since being in a car accident last week Together they helped Mrs Brewer prepare a dinner for their father. Homer on Father's Day. We of Sunset Valley area are very thankful to have Mary—after the serious car accident of last week. We are so thankful and we join in our prayers for her speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs. Charles Glenn and family were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cheats ham of Ontario. Mrs. Lois Glenn was a weekend visitor at the Char les Glenn home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell and Mrs. Walter Hillis were supper guests at the East Side Cafe on Sunday. Mrs. Chet Newell and daughter, Phyllis JoAnne were visitors in Sunset Valley last week. Mrs. Newell is a former resident of this area. She is the former ’’Lucy Ditty’’. The Ditty farms are now known as the Milnn farms. evenings. Basic Halter Training is three credits and is sche duled Monday and Wednes day from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. All three classes meet in room TL 3 of the Tech Lab Build ing and al the college arena on the southeast end of campus. If there is sufficient inte rest among a group of people outside Ontario, a separate section could be set up elsewhere. The number needed would be ten. ac cording to McGrath There will be an organize tional meeting for all three classes Monday June 21 at 7 p.m. in room TL-3 of the Tech-Lab Building LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING ON ANNEXATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN that the City Council of the City of Nyssa has fixed July I. 1976, at 8:00 p.m. at the Council chambers at City Hall. 14 South 3rd Street. Nyssa. Oregon, as the date, time and place for public hearing at which all re gistered voters of the City of Nyssa may appear and be heard on the question of the annexation by said City of the following described lands lying contiguous thereto: Land in Twp. 19 S.. R 47 I W M . Malheur County. Oregon. Sec. 29: A Parcel of land in the NW'/.SW V. of said Sec 29 more particularly des cribed as follows; Commencing at the SW corner of the said NW'/. SW' thence S 89' 48' 12" E. along the South Boundary of said NW'/.SW'/. a distance of 265 00 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING thence N. 0'04'58" W parallel to the West Boun dary of said NW'/.SW'/. a distance of 400.00 feet; thence S 89 48'12” E. parallel to the South Boun dary of said NW'/.SW'/. a distance of 1046 70 feet to a point on the East Boundary of said NW'/.SW'/.; theme S. O°O2’57" W. a distance of 400.00 feet to the SE comer of said NW'/.SW'/i thence N. 89 48'12" W a distance of 1045.78 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGIN- NING. Dated at Nyssa, Oregon this 11th day of June. 1976. Henry Schneider City Recorder Published June 17. 24. 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