Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 21, 1977, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten Thursday, April 21, 1 Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Sugar Balvei THE NYSSA JUNIOR VARSITY BASE- ball team members are: front row, from left. Kim Cleaver, Henry Estrada, Bobbie Martinez. Nick Lopez, David Dail Second row, Mark Goodell, Ruben Lopez, Tennis Tuesday, April 12 WILDER 9, NYSSA 3 Boys Singles - Trunnel, Wild, d Wood. 6-2, 6-2. Moffis. Nys, d Patrell, 6-0. 6- 3. Gonzales, Wild, d Lancaster, 6-0, 6-2. Giris Singles ■ Trunnel. Wild, d Ferrenburg. 7-5, 1-6, 7- 5. Tabor, Wild, d Robbins, 6-0, 6-0. Shields. Wild, d Morrison, 6-2, 6-1. Boys doubles • Valdez- Gonzales, Wild, d Max field-Bauman, 6-0. 6-2. Sweet-Hawkins. Wild, d Lo- era-Voeller, 1-6, 6-4, 4-6. Giris Doubles - Marcum- Oldemeyer, Nys. d Ewing- Anderson. 6-0. 6-1. Ewing- Torrey. Wild, d Morrison- Moore, 6-2, 6-3. Jess Landon. Jose Urrutia Back row. Lance Koler, Bill McMillan. David Rieb. Daryl South. Rober Haney. Jay Barnes. Marvin Seuell. Ed Posusney is coach for this team. Mixed Doubles - Rodri- quiz-Lincoln, Wild, d Shaw- Savage. 6-2, 6-4. Wahlert- Saldana. Nyssa, by forfeit. TEAM SCORE - Wilder 9, Nyssa 3. SOFTBALL Giris Softball Thursday, April 14 EMMETT 18, ADRIAN 7 000 322 0 7 Adrian 211 2012 0 18 Emmett Baseball Thursday, April 14 CAPITAL 11, NYSSA 5 100 103—5 Nyssa 133 40x—11 Capital Wilson, Lopez (5) and Perez. Welch and Newman. WP—Welch LP—Wilson. 2B —S. Johnsn, Stirling. We Have Over 50 New Pickups in Stock from which to Choose 'h Tons - % Tons - 4x4's Prices Start at *3995 We also have a good selection of used 4x4’s for your Spring and Summer recreation activities. 1975 Ford F-100 4x4 Pickup V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, long wide box, Stock No. BR-234. Agri-Lines 33.5 22.5 Owyhee BEauty 31.5 24.5 Albertsons 31 25 Fiesta Farms 29 27 Holcombs 29 27 Michaels 28.5 27.5 Kassmans 28.5 27.5 Brackens 27 29 First Sec. Bank 26 30 Nyssa Electric 16 40 High team game and series; Kassman's. 773-773/ 2214; Michael's, 758/2163; Albertson's, 753; Fiesta Fa rms. 2095. High individual game and series; Julia Jensen,209 SERIES: Julia Jensen, 209/ 515; Bianca Cleaver, 209; Aut Stedman, 201; Audrey Bar ney. 201; Marlene Jenkins, 194; Helen Otani, 540; Sharon Boston, 547. Little League Tryouts In May Try-outs for Little League Baseball have been sche duled for the first week in May at South Park. Young sters 12 years old will try out on Monday, May 2; Age JI on May 3; Age 10 on May 4 and those 9 and 8 wiH compete on May 5. Teams will be picked May 9 and 10. with one major league team, two minor league and two pee-wee teams to be formed, accord ing to John Messick. Sign-up sheets may be picked up at the elementary school, and must be signed by the parents before player can try out. John Messick. Mike Anderson and Alvin Allen are in charge of the program, and any questions may be directed at any of the three. Baseball Friday, April 15 First Game ADRIAN 2, PRAIRIE C1TY1 Adrian 001 000 1—2 Prairie City 000 100 0—1 Second Game PRAIRIE CITY 11, ADRIAN 4 Adrian 100 300 0—4 Prairie C. 130 340 x—11 Turner. Pratt 2 and Miller. Turner 2. A. Reid and Sherman. WP-A. Reid. LP- Pratt 2B-A.Rcid. M. Reid. 3B-Tumer. HR-Sherman Gutter Snipes 37 23 Pin Puffers 35 25 Sole Burners 34 26 Triple Crowns 32.5 27.S Triple Stars 32 28 Three Stooges 32 28 Hot Spots 31 29 Busy Bees 31 29 Triple X 31 29 Alley Cats 26 34 Three Flats 19.5 40.5 Flying Three 19 41 Individual high game and series: Emma Benedict, 201- 202/575; Nadine Sparks, 178/520; Darlene McCain. 196/507; Marilyn Peterson, 172/502; Sharon Boston (Sub.) 245/614. High scratch series: Emma Benedict, 575-608. High handicap: Nadine Sparks 577; Emily Clapp. 577. You've Got Time To Spore! Patriots League 46.5 17.5 The Olympic Stunz Lumber 43 21 40.5 23.5 Western Lab 39.5 24.5 Riebs Market 39 23 Nyssa Welding 33 Fort Boise Inn 31 30.5 33.5 White Satin 27 37 Paulus Jewelry Sugar bowl 25.5 38.5 24 Brownies Cafe 40 PAH butchering 20 44 Arrowhead Motel 17.5 46.5 High team game and series: Brownie's Cafe, 2707; Stunz Lumber 996/2695; Nyssa Welding. 2681; The Olympic 1013; Arrowhead 951. High individual game and series: Marilyn Peterson, 206-209/551; Marie Eldridge 200/568; Sharon Boston 226/ 534; Bev Galloway. 208; June Sloan, 502; Nellie Pounds 500. Sponsor's Night We had our Sponsors Night this week and had a terrific time. Trophies were won by Bernie Pollard, sponsor of P & H Butchering and Wilma Short, sponsor of Arrowhead Motel. A special award was presented at this time. This award is for the term that shows the most sportsmanship and con geniality on our league. This plaque was awarded to the Olympic Team. Mrs. May Tracy was there to receive the plaque. It will be hung at the bowling alley for every one to see, and work for next year. THE 1977 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Track Team is pictured above. First row. from left, Bertha Mosqueda, Tanya Atagi, Gina Udlinek, Lynda King and Michelle Sadamori. Second row. Mimi Baker, Jamie Garner. Emily Wiley. Brenda DeRock, Vickie Lewis. Dina Hirai and Natalie Mower. Coach Joe Garner Coach 27 Riebs Foodland 37 34.5 29.5 White Satin 34.5 29.5 Rons Shell Newhouse Chev 34.5 29.5 Parma Frstone mp33.5 26.5 32.5 31.5 Albertsons Deans Disposal 31 33 Hollingsworth 33 31 30 34 Parma Tire 28 32 Dessert Seed mp 27 37 Am. Fine Foods Agri-Lines 25.5 38.5 High team game and series; Rieb's Foodland. 1085 American Fine Foods, 3120. MEMBERS OF NYSSA VARSITY Bue ball Team are: front row. from left. Tim Brown, Ernie Delgado. Kiri Michael, Alan Peterson, Mike Johnson, Berto Lopez Glris Track Wednesday, April 13 ONTARIO 99, NYSSA 15 Discus • I. Weldon, Ont. 103-5. 2. Hoch. Ont. 90-9.3. Anderson. Ont 86-9V« Shot Put - 1, Gaschler, Ont. 36-6'4. 2. Weldon. Ont. 31-8. 3. Rios, Nyssa, 31-4'4 Javelin - 1. Judy Smith, Ont. 105-4. 2. Anderson, nt. 94-0 3. Weldon. Ont. 93-714 High Jump ■ I. Anderson, Ont. 4-8. 2, Thomas. Ont. 4-4. 3. Gonzales. Ont, 4-0. Long Jump • I, Cathy Edl, Ont, 13-7. 2. Atagi. Nvssa, 13-3. 3. Townsend. Nyssa. 13-0. 110 Hurdle« - 1. Wininger Ontario, 17.6. 2. King, Ont. 19.8. 3. Hirai. Nyssa. 20.0. 100 - 1. Storck. Ont. 12.0. 2. Carol Edl, Ont. 12.4. 3, Atagi. Ont. 12.7. 220 - 1, Storck. Ont. 27.8. 2. Cathy Edl. Ont. 28.3. 3. Wininger, Ont. 28.9. 440 • 1, Ingalls. Ont. 61.8. 2, Judy Smith, Ont. 62.2 3, Baker. Nyssa, nt. 880 • 1, Jody Smith. Ont. 2:29.4. 2. * King. Nyssa, 2:48.5. 3, Mower, Nysaa, 2:51.9. Mlle • 1, H. Crosby, Ont, 5:38.2. 2, Martinez, Nyssa. 6:08.8. 3, Brownlee-Ont. 6:21.7. TEAM - Ontario 99, Ny ssa 15 -«Msjf $■»«>- s90 to s2,600 bonus savings- on hay and forage equipment during John Deere’s Koundup of Bargains V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio. Stock No. TS-112A. V-8 engine, standard transmission, radio, hubs, Stock No. RE-2A. 6-cyUnder engine, standard transmission, radio, hubs, roll bar, Stock No. TS-108B. THE EIGHTH GRADE WRESTLING team of the Nyssa Junior High proudly displays the team trophy they recently won. Front row, from left: Scott Taylor. Tony Estrada. David Moffis. Bert CleaveT and Danny Castro. Second row, from left, Charles Main, Mark Pittz. Jay Gomeza, John McCune, and Mike DeRock. Third row. left. David Sparks, Mark Needs. Eddie Tooley, John Greig, Riley Hatch and Dennis Savage, coach. This team ended a 9-dual meet season and were 8-1 in dual meet competition. Jr. High wrestlers also went to Baker this year for the Optimists freestyle tournament and to Portland for the Junior Olympics State Free style championships. Crew Cab with V-8 engine, 4-»peed transmission, Stock No. TS-49A. V-8 engine, 4-speed transmission, $1RQK radio, long wide box, Stock No. BE-267A I UUU DISCOUNT 1 MAR 1977- 30APR 1977 $90 1207, 1209 and 1214 Mower/Conditioners. 800 and 830 Wind rowers; 466 Baler; 35 and 3800 Forage Harvesters $195 100 Stack Wagon $260 200 and 300 Stack Movers $325 Hydrostatic Windrowers. 200 and 300 Stack Wagons $520 Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters $975 230 Stack Shredder/ Feeder Ron Moffis - Nyssa Representative 372-5189 $2.600 No finance charges imposed until the next use season Ask us for details If dealer inventory of any product listed above is exhausted, it can be ordered PH. 889-9694 ONTARIO, OREGON I- j T , 336 and 346 Balers. 15A and 16A Choppers. 100 Stack Mover 25 and 34 Forage Harvesters No. TS-156A. Gentry Ford Sales, Inc. Reward yourself two ways First—you II get the full-season dependability of new John Deere machinery ahead of the busy use season Second—you II keep cash in your pocket with the special discount prices listed below Act now while , these pre-season discounts are W available See us about the hay or forage equipment you need MACHINES V-6 engine, 4-speed transmission, hubs, AVENUE Back row, Kevin Cleaver. Scott Holcomb, Rawghlie Perez, Tim Mecham, Paul Smith. Steve Johnson and Jim Wilson. Not pictured is Calvin Cleaver. This team is coached by Max Brittingham. MUMU 1974 Ford F-250 4x4 Pickup *4795 1974 Chev Blazer *5195 1973 GMC Jimmy *4395 1973 Ford Bronco *4195 1972 Jeep CJ-5 *3395 1971 Jeep CJ-5 *3195 1969 Ford F-250 4x4 Pickup *2595 1965 Ford F-100 4x4 Pickup FORD Hipp, Nancy High individual game and series: Hal Brendle. 235/ 672. V-8 engine, 4-speed transmission, power steering, power brakes, long wide box. Stock No. TS-62A. roll bar, Stock Mejia, Karen Banda I Commercial League There will be bowling Saturday morning. April 23 at 10 a.m. Bring your parents so they can bowl with you. Potluck lun cheon at noon and awards will be given out. This will be our last day of bowling. So be sure and turn out. Bring a potluck dish. Beverly Galloway, Third row, Hope DeLeon, Marnia Norma Iracheta, Charlene Daudt, Patterson, Kathy Haburchak, Ruth and Cecilia Castile. Fourth row, Leitha Harden, Julie Pam Townsend, Sandi Thomas, Mecham and Yolanda Deleon. SEVENTH GRADE WRESTLERS finished Second row, George Haro, Luther Keyes, thi» season with a record of 8 wins, one loss in Rick Harris. Pedro Hernandez and Chris season dual meet competion. Mejia. Front row, from left. Andrew Castro. Back row, Kelly Ferrenburg, Jerry Dove, Manuel Valero. Ron Robinson. Robert Junior Fuentes, Walter Mata. Wallace Perez Jiminez and ( hris Fonda and Coach Elvin Ballou. B & M EQUIPMENT 1100 Adrian Blvd. Nyssa 372-2239 :