November 7, 1962 (10 pages)

Penasco ‘CUBS’ TAKE SANTA ROSA ---Sierra College's Wolverine football team found Santa Rosa a poor place in which to make mistakes, and dropped a 21-6 Golden Valley Conference contest to the league-leaders Friday night. The Wolverines stopped the highly-touted Santa Rosa ground attack and held ace halfbakes John Walker and Homer Mascorro to 49 yards in 26 carries, but gave away two first half “gift” touchdowns tothe Bearcubs to ruin their chances for an upset. The Cubs scored in the second quarter-when Bob Baguio intercepted a misguided Hank DeMello pass on the eight yard line and scored for Santa Rose. The kick was good and the Bearcubs led 7-0. The angered Sierrans promptly marched back 75 yards on the kickoff to score. DaleBunch, Frank Luna and Butch Enkoji alternated in biting off big chunks of yardage, with DeMello finally hitting Enkoji on a 10 yard pass play forthe score. A pass try. for extra point failed; score remained 7-6, Then with less than one minute left, Sant& Rosa got a second score when end Jason Franci got behind the Sierra safety men and took an easy 59 yard touchdown pass. Derek Shelton's second kick was also good. The second half was marr1100 Study ‘(continued from page 2) Kopp, John Larue, Rodger \iedtke, William Livesay, Phyllis Lollich, Hershal Lotz. . Richard Marin, Robert McGonnell, John McKenzie, Thomas McKenzie, Robert MeMasters, Sue McMasters, Karen Meumann, Ramona Nicholson, Dan O'Neill, Valencia Orzalli, Rebecca Pease; Thelma Peterson, Dongid Price, Ernest Purssell, JoanReed, Everett Retallack, Diane Rice, Mary Roberts, Patricia Roberts, Robert Tamblyn, Kerry Troutwine, SuzanWhite, James Willis, FrancesWills, Kenneth Wilson, } ROUGH AND&EADY-Katherine Avery, Yyoune Filer andjMaxine Neép, TRUCKEE--Donna Be. JjoanBrown,, Stephanie Cys’ zi, Douglas Doolittle, Ha=\ Stephanie Firpo, Linda Gio-*} vannOwg, Charles Glenn, Stephen Gray; Renee Hall, Robert Jinks, ErrO‘xjrby, Robert Leamon, Ja fites el Medford, games Wore, ed ‘William Meetey, Ruth Park = — salle » Mary Pratt, Ronald Te Stiva, Reg Smart, Bart Stone, Sandra Van Sickle and Terry Walker. ALLEGHANY =-Rene Barker, Patricia De Grio. DONNER LAK E--Charles Page 4.Wednesday, No GRASS VALLEY ---Nevada Unions’ track team placed fourth in a league meet at Auburn last Wednesday. Although the teams did not place as high as was expected, they nevertheless ran well, old Drummpnd, Terry Ellis, KUnion tied with Marysville >S . Kirslan, boxed, Frances Gwinn, Satn* 1 ad 3 Kennedy amd, er, Tim EF* White, : tie chs tee ber] 10rd race, homeser, with . Schull, James Schull. © “F . Leon Anthony runn\gg for 7th. UNION HILL--p , . Place, Bill Rickart; 15th, son SnowenDave Bailey, 16th, apd Den pia Green, 22nd, 1 eS es SPORTS ; Bounce GAME FROM WOLVERINES ed with penalties which stopped drives by both teams, Late in the final period Santa Rosa reached Sierra's five yard line as a result of a 15 yard penalty, then pushed over the final score of the game, quarterback Shelton going over from the two-and kicking the extra point. Sierra was called for 16 infractions totalling, 151 yards, The yardage would have been higher except for three 15 yarders which had to be settled for “half the distance tothe goal". In the final minute, Sierra was penalized back to its own two yard line and two Sierrans in succession ejected from the game for arguing with field judge Ed Matteoli. Despite the loss, Sierra's offense seemed to have jell+ ed, The Sierrans had several drives, with fullback Dale Bunch exceptionally strong . Bunch gained 58 yards in 15 carries right up the middle and caught two passes from DeMello. DeMello's passing to Bunch, Enkoji and John Carney was the best displayed this season by any Sierra quarterback and the catching of the trio was exceptional. One fine catch by Carney, good for 35 yards, was nullified by a penalty. TheBearcubs, now 3-0 in conference play, utilized a big line well, Quarterback Shelton outshone his running backs for the evening. The Santa Rosans face Marin this week, with Marin the last CVC foe expected to have a chance of upsetting the Cubs. Sierra College will host traditional rival Yuba College Saturday evening at Roseville high school's stadium. Game time will be 8 p.m. The game will climax Sierra‘’s Homecoming celekrations. The game should be rated a tossup, with the two teams battling toa 6-6 tie at Yuba last season. Track Loss In the A race, Nevada “fourth place. Ernie Mcen placed 3rd, followed ay Meister 19th, Bob Mewick, 23rd, and Marc qth, . mes trace, Nevada Ofah6 took fourth, with Dan Berrencini coming in 11th, RékZunino, 15th, Ed Espinosa® 46th, and Dave NU 's firstalgce title holdvember 7, 1962,.Nevada County NUGGET Rick Rockholm, Nevada Union halfback, picks up yardage _ Miners GRASS VALLEY ---The Nevada Union Miners defeated the Roseville Tigers Friday, by a score of 20-7. The first half was completely dominated by the NU team. After recovering their own kick-off, the Miners pushed downthe field, where Mark Paye threw to Bob Thomas for the first touchdown of the evening. Gary Parsons made the extra point. After the next kick-off, Roseville kept the ball for only three plays before a pass was intercepted by Harry Thomas. Ken Uhlthen made a first down for NU, followed by a 29 yardrun by Harry Thomas to the Tigers’ 9 yard line. This ended the quarter 7-0. Thenext TD was made by Uhl, 3playslater, as he ran aroundright end. Parsons failed to make the extra point, and the score stood at 13-0. Near the end of the first half, Uhl scored again as he ran 45 yardstothe end-zone. Parsons conversion was good and the half ended 20-0. Near the end of the third quarter, the Tigers finally gota drive under way. Martin Rodriquez intercepted a pass, andthenheand his cohorts ran down the field to the Miner nine yard line. Four plays later, Dean West passed to Frank Young for the only Tiger touchdown of the night. Rodriquez ran for the extra point, making the score 20-7. Although both teams attempted to score, time ran out, and the game ended with the Miners triumphant. TheNUJunior Varsity, on the other hand, suffered quite a defeat at the hands of the Roseville Cubs. On the first play of the game, Ronnie Elam of Roseville, ran 54 yards for the first touchdown of the evening, The Nuggets, afterreceiving the kick-off, drove down the field to the one yard line, where Mike Davidson made the first NU touchdown, Although it looked like the Nuggets would hold their own inthe game, fate had planned otherwise, for at the end of the first half the score was 33-6, Roseville leading. The Cubs hadinexorably marched down the field for five touchdowns and three conversions in the first half alone. As if this wasn't enough the Cubs scored 14 more points in the second half, Some consolation to NU was the scoring for the Nuggets in the secondhalf. Rusty Lain ran 48 yards for a touchdown and Steve Calkins tackled Steve Woessner in the end zone for a safety. In the end, Roseville had wonan overwhelming vic -. tory over the Blue and Gold, the final score being 47-15, the Cubs, as it were, “pourconsiderable varnish on NU's waffles”. This week the teams play Yuba City, in Yuba City. Bh res oa mist Bae eS Ht ag Remington, 144 196 195 $35 Shonk, a ae 144.453 eis SL et a oe eon 172 195 163 830 Taylor 203 188 185 S46 TOTAL INC. H.C, 494 581 433 1979 en ro Ita $38 TOTALING. H.C, 890 777 818. 2485 WHITE LINE “ ‘ Br Ape EB ad re et dees ee Le a enictpe ene pean >: Ebel 5 ~pygienaan Sta 135 166 164 465 Saary. 172 136 174 623 Smallridge eo aoe 69 146 154 469 Rushing f 175 176 198 743 Hope 160 157 133 450 Cox 1 $ 469 TOTAL Ih . 499 531 2039 Carr , 135 160 142; 437 Moore 147 163 148 ee Fe Jones 192 138° 138. 463 Shafer 127 162 161 450 —— os. . 168 187 G69 Fisher 153 179 182 484 TOTALINC. H.C. 733 824 775 2332 Seepeis. 3 108 163 185 637 TOTALINC.H.C. 9806 795 718 2319 sme. AO + Wee sis wa nae a pe er ey ee ee gee BANK ‘ ; Ribble 156 197 160 613 said cache ria ss aT ties psec ace Yea 167 183 454 White © © 2 127 145 374 "S CHEVR' w2 Roesler 154 179 172 505 Moon: 161 157 162 480 —. 2 182 608 Craig 190 133 129 452 Binhead 154 168 181 503 pci : vy ro 189 613 Combes 154 129 156 493 TOTALINC. H.C. 818 818 858 2557 Page r 1" 213 179 782 Eva 168°145 138 451 ALPHA HARDWARE WO ew “és TOTAL 2003 TOTALINC. H.C. 808 815 756 2379 Wasley, H 155 1 ones wel cas a ep YUBA RIVER LUMBER W1 Painter, B 166 202 136 504 ars ae 81 157 698 Roberts 136 159 175 470 Bruning 132.153 174 459 ne —* De oe 164 706 Staley 162 162 156 480 Wasley, D 177 172 163 512 — 4 at eae 191 750 Cox 133 136 159 428 Cicogni 165 180 171 516 oe ric = 512 2154 Moore 154 154 154 462 TOTALINC. H.C. (795 869 823 2487 EN Oe Aes ae Shefer 161 110 204 475 , B & C CONTRACTION wa TOTAL INC. H.C 746: 721 838 2305 STEELE SUPPLY ed a ue Hassell, S 162 173 185 680 qwin Cities {7 — sister yes tees ane Childers, R 190 194 134 747 FostER PLUMBING W1 -Panetta tee Parman, A 235 162 180 756 Poster, D 147 146 144 437 POE ter’ tk dee bas TOTAL INC. H.C. $87 539 499 2183 Foster, W 183 190.191 $64 Jones. pone deeg . 34 peer Wa bow abesbsid 194 170 198 862 SorAL ING. H.G 881 878 934 2693 Straub, D 164.164 164 656 scotten 188 169 151 508 pote 78 Ribble, D 164 169 136 “679 Weber 181 179 178 S08 BUN! oe ea Maureie 176 181 167 695 TorALINC. H.C. 863 @54 862 2589 CYT mi a TOTALING. H.C. 504 514 467 2000 cpp maRKET ws ee presen . cr hse eax ole w2 fevent: R 193/203 199° “996 Geewell 8 oni re aie i vs a ae 133 142 148 423 Rohl 191 158 170 5 Tone a ets ang 6dh G0. beot cpeneia 153 193 184 §30 Basso 168 189 223 580 sferis Pushing 146 160 161 467 Painter, L 145. 181 266 S62 sna Smith 164 166 152 482 TOTALINC. H.C. — 803 8911083 277 pe Hoskins 157 165 205 527 TOTALINC. H.C. 753 826 850 2429 MOTHER LODE BANK we ee nder E W2 Barnes / 9 FY, toon alates eas 184 144 115 443 Roseler 158 165 173 496 Mere Ribble 197 165 185 547 Craig 140 123 150 413 . “a Binkerd 157 139 120 416 Cowles 159 128 147 434 YE moUNTA White 117 154 147 418 Eva 471;-343: 159 543 yl) R Moon 114 130 169 421 TOTALINC. H.C. 854 819 843 2516 UG CLEANT TOTALING. H.C. 847 818 814 2479 ALTA HILLGARAGE W2_ g Emery 186°163 168 517 '§ MEATS W4 Sirokman 130 149 176 455 of ; rhe gpa data 175 136 129 430 Rushing 284 168 448 549 oh Gat 217 166 165 548 Smith unseen 136 114 133 383 Hoskins 159 174 184 517 FREE ESTIMATES Cartwright, F 163 171 152 486 TOTALINC. H.C. 891 816 823 2530 pote navtidlcnttetedane Redwell 174 179 179 §32 TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 TOTAL INC. H.C. 884 766 758 2389 SPANISH INN w3 . Hammes 142 156 134. 432 ' Pick And Deliver DEY Sl sleek ORNS . Besele 152 126 172 450 i one 145 144 152 441) Remington 178 161 143 48, CCOOFICK-UP AR elivery Painter, R 158 157 140 454 = : Rohl 140 178 147 465 — Basso 156 158,144 458 : Painter, L 189 139 156 484 : TOTALINC. H.C. 787 776 739 2302 : nil t FOSTER PLUMBING W1 © en er Foster, D 169 137 183 489 coe x Foster, W 190 150 125 465 c: Webber 154 181 159 494 Maurice 150 170 167 .487 ‘ Sutten 151 129 128 408 TOTALINC. H.C. . 814 767 761 2342 RED DELI . & ALPHA HARDWARE —W3 Wasley, H 143 151 155 449 zi Painter 171 185 167 $23 Breening 151 136 169 456 ROME BEA Wasley, D 164 149 190 503 Cicogni 184 141 149 474 TOTAL INC. H.C. 817 766 834 2417 10° er ound SPANISH INN w4 p Dp Hammes 125 125 125 375 ‘ , Besley 111 147 178 436 4 Miles East of Grass Valley on Colfax Hwy. ee << eee ae a pee SSE ere = ees : ns F ces = + + 7 : ’ ¥ ‘ < Fi S3 f : . ' Robbing, Ro. “446 172140 458 BOWLING RESULTS TOTALING. H.C. $88 666 576 1830 Lady's Trio ; 2 5 EES 5 FORSAKEN ws . GRASS VALLEY WESTERN AUTO: WO Mulcahy, D 130 83 134 347 ‘Browning, E 174 137 167 478 Spratt, M 127 132 149 408 McGuire, R 148 154 138 440 Scovill, M 113 113 113 «339 ~M 112 132 219 363 TOTAL INC. H.C. 398 356 424 1178 2H 127 158 128 414 GIANTS wo TOTAL INC. H.C. 652 672 644 1968 Podbreger, J 122 101 135 388 MILLSCRAFT T.v. wa Lawton, E 147 127 146 420 Gliko, R 192 166 184 542 Sapp, S 114 91 134 339 Roseler,s 189 206 156 551 TOTAL INC. H.C. 383 319 415 1117 Penaluna, D 154 127 133 414 Wuillay, J 173 179 205 $57 SWEET PEAS w3 TOTAL INC. H.C. 708 678 678 2064 Adams, A 118 135 138 391 Personant, V 112 167 124 403 ED HOLLORAN & SON W3 Eckhardt, G 156 116 136 408 Holloran, B 178 155 188 521 TOTAL INC. H.C. 395 427 407 1229 Pugh, I 149 146 154 449 SPUTNIKS wl Pugh, J 146 188 139 473 Cicogoni, S$ 128 130 146 404 Holloran, M 167 155.170 492 Van Horn, P 133 117 130 380 TOTALING, H.C, 640 644 651 1935 Castogna, I 160 113 119 392 SIERRA MT. MELIS wW1 TOTAL INC. H.C. 421° 360 39% 1175 Gilbert, J 178 106 143 427 Gilbert, L 169 128 114 411 Grothe, M 155 87°130 372 PINNUTS wo e Nash, E 153 114 103 370 Grothe, J 158 168 155 491 Merrill, J 138 115 131 384 TOTAL INC. H.C, 694 523 576 1793 Binkerd, M 126 126 126 378 Grass Valley Womens iy TOTAL INC. H.C. 417 35S 360 1132 pss hy > Bete ie GLIDERS w4 Owen, ; Wilson, V 138 177 109, 424 Perkins, G 119 114 we vo Guinn, R 144 98 127) 369, Shank, J 117117 a4 = Burns, R 140 109 106 355 peice M ‘ Men i ie ir " «123 joranville TOTAL INC. H.C. 451 413 371» 1235 semen ac. aa act aas here AYS w3 BENNETT'S & STEEL W4 ae 116 134 124 .374 Tremewan, I 127 147 201 475 Sasser, 7 125 101 133 359 Paulas, C 131 125 163 eH Swartz, V ef 13 18: ee 185 221 178581 161 ’ he a a la bi we Jenkins, S 178 152 159 489 + 113 108 104 325 TOTAL INC. H.C. 715 798 837 2350 am, Feightner, E 119 122 130 371 Tomlinson, B 158 117 130 ° 405 ag ia sages itt ity pee TOTAL INC. H.C 405 352 379 1146 Berk, ie erees Cocking, C 114 117 115 346 MONTY'S wl Harris, B 135 122 147 Tipton, N 130 117 125 372 McGill, E 129 123 vote a ‘ 04 189 147 440 Freeland, G 165 113 1 a S 188 132 162 482 TOTALING, H.C. 725 620 704 2080 inte led KNEE'S ELECTRIC w3 Montaman, C 180, 158 149 487 compen ab ee as hind eS an pees, G 104 124 133 361 383 ' pe got lglg lai S14 20 Bennett, © 173 149 161 483 Ww 167 175 138 480 Gliko, R 134 176 149 459 i aoa 171 201 165 537 Pearson, J 136 179 144 459 rahi M 148 142 176 466 TOTALINC. H.C. 674 781 759 2214 TOW: . e Brunning, E 125 145 147. 417 MATSON LOGGING wo Netz, C 152 201 153 506 Ballenger, R 119 146 143 408 TOTAL INC. H.C. 763 864 779 2606 Hoover, G 124 144 125 393 RICHFIELD EAGLES wl Guinn, R 123. 98-110 .331 Howe, D 201 193 152 546. Crawford, E 112 113 127 352 Stroh, H 146 146 146 43g Niccole, A 110 121 134 375 Reacher P 128 158 178 464 TOTAL INC. H.C. 647 691 698 2036 Kochever, J 156 164 131 451 RIDGE FEED CHK w4 Childers, R 151 146 160 457 Frederickson, C 126 183 177 486 TOTAL INC. H.C. 782 807 767 2356 Self, N 142 165 162 469 DUCK INN w3 Schmidt, J 141 165 116 422 Chetkovick, C 138 133 174 445 Perry, L 126 128 145 399 Pinion, J 118 190 163 471 Brooks, C 187 147 188 522 Page, R 156 183 197 536 TOTAL INC. H.C. 722 788 788 2298 Diener, M 137 163 120 420 Atkinson, E 146 112 142 400 HOOPER AND WEAVER wo TOTAL INC. H.C. 741 827 842 2410 Page, S 106 137 122 365 Durkin, B 116 140 116 372 . WEIDEMANN TROPHIES wo Remington, C 119 163 146 428 jCarter, R 122 189 163 474 Guin, M 123 146 156. 425 Besley, G 154 159 116 429 Leahy, L 171 93 136 400 Secar, D 129 106 153 388 TOTALINC. H.C. 635 679 676 119 Phillips, D 141 136 135 412 BABE'S PLACE w4 Sanders, W 138 138 138 414 Yarbough, B 104 169 144 417 TOTAL INC. H.C. 684 728 705 2180 Moore, K 129 137 123 389 NEVADA CITY BOTTLING w4 Butz, J 150 166 160 476 'Rose, F 158 122 154 434 Roane, B 165 131 127 423 Porter, E 158 224 151 539 Smith, L 118 152 124 394 Stulting, C 147 144 151 442 TOTALINC. H.C. 684 773 696 2150 Goudge, B 149 176 175 500 Eva, L 191 181 169 541 GRASS VALLEY GLASS wl TOTAL INC. H.C. 803 847 806 2456. Paikhouse, M 112 141 123 37€ Mulch, E 137 145 128 410 UNION OIL w3 Jonas, K 117 154 119 390, Mannice, B 166 202 201 569 Twitchell, L 131 155 152 438} Samlridge, C 170 144 149 463 Andrews, B 200 167 181 548 Bansemer, D 192 171 153 516 TOTAL INC. H.C. 723 788 729 2240 Swenson, C 146 189 136 472 EDDIE'S BANKCLUB W3 * Swenson, D 174 171 203 548 Scotten, M 133 131 ‘50 450 TOTAL INC. H.C. wl Bennallack, V 133 ‘54 108 365 C.A. BAILY wl Sweat, B 122 139 147 398 545 Holman, D 141 126 146.413. -evee is oe eae Scott, G 146.178 137: 461. pene anes D 2 Towne, D 157 189 138 493 TPOTALINC. H.C. 748 764 785 2297 Gleasor., J 169 183 117 469 Mens Classic Fisher, J 171 171 171 513 SIERRA OIL wl TOTAL INC. H.C. 823 885 748 2456 Bansmer, D 190 163 145 648 Williams, B 181.177 215 744 IMPERIAL UPHOLSTERY w3 Netz, C 178 176 189722, Hoskins, J 190 188 188 566 TOTAL INC.'H.C. 549 516 549 2114! Pyanth, J 156 179 111 446 SEVEN UP w3 Harris, C 167 180 174 521 Wasley, C 134 179 139 588 Knight, H 213 176 163 552° Carr, B 191 213 136 718 Jackson, B 147 200 177 524 TOTAL INC. H.C. 873 923 813 2609 HANSEN BROTHERS wl Rushing, H 172 187 135 494 Guin, J 168 140 144 452 Middaugh, B 135 144 139 41€ Thompson, B 130 178 187 495 Scotten, T 134 156 187 477 TOTAL INC. H.C. 793 859 846 2498 Pioneer Mixed MILLSCRAFT T.V. w2 Veale, W 224 134 161 519 Roseler, S 134 140 155 429 Penaluna, D 198 189 179 566 Wuillay, J 191 159 210 S60 TOTAL INC. H.C, 747 622 705 2074 ED HOLLORAN & SON w2 Holloran, B 179 159 194 532 Pugh, D 190 120 159 469 Pugh, J 191 131 105 427 Holloran, M 215 186 139 540 TOTAL INC. H.C. 810 631 632 2073 GRASS VALLEY WESTERN AUTO W1 Browning, E 150 104 136 390 McGuire, R 110 120 190 420 McGuire, M 121 106 118 345 Browning, H 147 150 164 461 TOTAL INC. H.C. $53 505 633 1691 SIERRA MT. MILLS w3 Gilbert, J 137 101 116 354 Gilbert, L 113 147 148 408 Grothe, M 171 172 129 472 Grothe, J 158 158 177 403 TOTAL INC. H.C. 579 578 570 1727 (GRASS VALLEY AUTO PARTS W3 Joyner, E 162 153 150 465 Joyner, A 123 121 119 363 ‘Dobbs, K 83 140 113 336 Coulsen, B 103 133 126 362 TOTAL INC. H.C. 516 592 553 1661 BRET HARTE DAIRY wl Carroll, G 162 139 118 419 Carroll, L 104 98 122 325 Robbins, T 96 118.138 352 Robbins, R 159 115 140 414 TOTAL INC. H.C. $21 470 $19 1510 RADIO KUBA YUBA CITY W1 Ulom, E 147 150 162 459 Hassell, V 119 132 136 387 UNom, E 148 145 115 408 Hassell, S 163 150 168 481 TOTAL INC. 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Penasco ‘CUBS’ TAKE SANTA ROSA ---Sierra College's Wolverine football team found Santa Rosa a poor place in which to make mistakes, and dropped a 21-6 Golden Valley Conference contest to the league-leaders Friday night. The Wolverines stopped the highly-touted Santa Rosa ground attack and held ace halfbakes John Walker and Homer Mascorro to 49 yards in 26 carries, but gave away two first half “gift” touchdowns tothe Bearcubs to ruin their chances for an upset. The Cubs scored in the second quarter-when Bob Baguio intercepted a misguided Hank DeMello pass on the eight yard line and scored for Santa Rose. The kick was good and the Bearcubs led 7-0. The angered Sierrans promptly marched back 75 yards on the kickoff to score. DaleBunch, Frank Luna and Butch Enkoji alternated in biting off big chunks of yardage, with DeMello finally hitting Enkoji on a 10 yard pass play forthe score. A pass try. for extra point failed; score remained 7-6, Then with less than one minute left, Sant& Rosa got a second score when end Jason Franci got behind the Sierra safety men and took an easy 59 yard touchdown pass. Derek Shelton's second kick was also good. The second half was marr1100 Study ‘(continued from page 2) Kopp, John Larue, Rodger \iedtke, William Livesay, Phyllis Lollich, Hershal Lotz. . Richard Marin, Robert McGonnell, John McKenzie, Thomas McKenzie, Robert MeMasters, Sue McMasters, Karen Meumann, Ramona Nicholson, Dan O'Neill, Valencia Orzalli, Rebecca Pease; Thelma Peterson, Dongid Price, Ernest Purssell, JoanReed, Everett Retallack, Diane Rice, Mary Roberts, Patricia Roberts, Robert Tamblyn, Kerry Troutwine, SuzanWhite, James Willis, FrancesWills, Kenneth Wilson, } ROUGH AND&EADY-Katherine Avery, Yyoune Filer andjMaxine Neép, TRUCKEE--Donna Be. JjoanBrown,, Stephanie Cys’ zi, Douglas Doolittle, Ha=\ Stephanie Firpo, Linda Gio-*} vannOwg, Charles Glenn, Stephen Gray; Renee Hall, Robert Jinks, ErrO‘xjrby, Robert Leamon, Ja fites el Medford, games Wore, ed ‘William Meetey, Ruth Park = — salle » Mary Pratt, Ronald Te Stiva, Reg Smart, Bart Stone, Sandra Van Sickle and Terry Walker. ALLEGHANY =-Rene Barker, Patricia De Grio. DONNER LAK E--Charles Page 4..Wednesday, No GRASS VALLEY ---Nevada Unions’ track team placed fourth in a league meet at Auburn last Wednesday. Although the teams did not place as high as was expected, they nevertheless ran well, old Drummpnd, Terry Ellis, KUnion tied with Marysville >S . Kirslan, boxed, Frances Gwinn, Satn* 1 ad 3 Kennedy amd, er, Tim EF* White, : tie chs tee ber] 10rd race, homeser, with . Schull, James Schull. © “F . Leon Anthony runn\gg for 7th. UNION HILL--p , . Place, Bill Rickart; 15th, son SnowenDave Bailey, 16th, apd Den pia Green, 22nd, 1 eS es SPORTS ; Bounce GAME FROM WOLVERINES ed with penalties which stopped drives by both teams, Late in the final period Santa Rosa reached Sierra's five yard line as a result of a 15 yard penalty, then pushed over the final score of the game, quarterback Shelton going over from the two-and kicking the extra point. Sierra was called for 16 infractions totalling, 151 yards, The yardage would have been higher except for three 15 yarders which had to be settled for “half the distance tothe goal". In the final minute, Sierra was penalized back to its own two yard line and two Sierrans in succession ejected from the game for arguing with field judge Ed Matteoli. Despite the loss, Sierra's offense seemed to have jell+ ed, The Sierrans had several drives, with fullback Dale Bunch exceptionally strong . Bunch gained 58 yards in 15 carries right up the middle and caught two passes from DeMello. DeMello's passing to Bunch, Enkoji and John Carney was the best displayed this season by any Sierra quarterback and the catching of the trio was exceptional. One fine catch by Carney, good for 35 yards, was nullified by a penalty. TheBearcubs, now 3-0 in conference play, utilized a big line well, Quarterback Shelton outshone his running backs for the evening. The Santa Rosans face Marin this week, with Marin the last CVC foe expected to have a chance of upsetting the Cubs. Sierra College will host traditional rival Yuba College Saturday evening at Roseville high school's stadium. Game time will be 8 p.m. The game will climax Sierra‘’s Homecoming celekrations. The game should be rated a tossup, with the two teams battling toa 6-6 tie at Yuba last season. Track Loss In the A race, Nevada “fourth place. Ernie Mcen placed 3rd, followed ay Meister 19th, Bob Mewick, 23rd, and Marc qth, . mes trace, Nevada Ofah6 took fourth, with Dan Berrencini coming in 11th, RékZunino, 15th, Ed Espinosa® 46th, and Dave NU 's firstalgce title holdvember 7, 1962,.Nevada County NUGGET Rick Rockholm, Nevada Union halfback, picks up yardage _ Miners GRASS VALLEY ---The Nevada Union Miners defeated the Roseville Tigers Friday, by a score of 20-7. The first half was completely dominated by the NU team. After recovering their own kick-off, the Miners pushed downthe field, where Mark Paye threw to Bob Thomas for the first touchdown of the evening. Gary Parsons made the extra point. After the next kick-off, Roseville kept the ball for only three plays before a pass was intercepted by Harry Thomas. Ken Uhlthen made a first down for NU, followed by a 29 yardrun by Harry Thomas to the Tigers’ 9 yard line. This ended the quarter 7-0. Thenext TD was made by Uhl, 3playslater, as he ran aroundright end. Parsons failed to make the extra point, and the score stood at 13-0. Near the end of the first half, Uhl scored again as he ran 45 yardstothe end-zone. Parsons conversion was good and the half ended 20-0. Near the end of the third quarter, the Tigers finally gota drive under way. Martin Rodriquez intercepted a pass, andthenheand his cohorts ran down the field to the Miner nine yard line. Four plays later, Dean West passed to Frank Young for the only Tiger touchdown of the night. Rodriquez ran for the extra point, making the score 20-7. Although both teams attempted to score, time ran out, and the game ended with the Miners triumphant. TheNUJunior Varsity, on the other hand, suffered quite a defeat at the hands of the Roseville Cubs. On the first play of the game, Ronnie Elam of Roseville, ran 54 yards for the first touchdown of the evening, The Nuggets, afterreceiving the kick-off, drove down the field to the one yard line, where Mike Davidson made the first NU touchdown, Although it looked like the Nuggets would hold their own inthe game, fate had planned otherwise, for at the end of the first half the score was 33-6, Roseville leading. The Cubs hadinexorably marched down the field for five touchdowns and three conversions in the first half alone. As if this wasn't enough the Cubs scored 14 more points in the second half, Some consolation to NU was the scoring for the Nuggets in the secondhalf. Rusty Lain ran 48 yards for a touchdown and Steve Calkins tackled Steve Woessner in the end zone for a safety. In the end, Roseville had wonan overwhelming vic -. tory over the Blue and Gold, the final score being 47-15, the Cubs, as it were, “pourconsiderable varnish on NU's waffles”. This week the teams play Yuba City, in Yuba City. Bh res oa mist Bae eS Ht ag Remington, 144 196 195 $35 Shonk, a ae 144.453 eis SL et a oe eon 172 195 163 830 Taylor 203 188 185 S46 TOTAL INC. H.C, 494 581 433 1979 en ro Ita $38 TOTALING. H.C, 890 777 818. 2485 WHITE LINE “ ‘ Br Ape EB ad re et dees ee Le a enictpe ene pean >: Ebel 5 ~pygienaan Sta 135 166 164 465 Saary. 172 136 174 623 Smallridge eo aoe 69 146 154 469 Rushing f 175 176 198 743 Hope 160 157 133 450 Cox 1 $ 469 TOTAL Ih . 499 531 2039 Carr , 135 160 142; 437 Moore 147 163 148 ee Fe Jones 192 138° 138. 463 Shafer 127 162 161 450 —— os. . 168 187 G69 Fisher 153 179 182 484 TOTALINC. H.C. 733 824 775 2332 Seepeis. 3 108 163 185 637 TOTALINC.H.C. 9806 795 718 2319 sme. AO + Wee sis wa nae a pe er ey ee ee gee BANK ‘ ; Ribble 156 197 160 613 said cache ria ss aT ties psec ace Yea 167 183 454 White © © 2 127 145 374 "S CHEVR' w2 Roesler 154 179 172 505 Moon: 161 157 162 480 —. 2 182 608 Craig 190 133 129 452 Binhead 154 168 181 503 pci : vy ro 189 613 Combes 154 129 156 493 TOTALINC. H.C. 818 818 858 2557 Page r 1" 213 179 782 Eva 168°145 138 451 ALPHA HARDWARE WO ew “és TOTAL 2003 TOTALINC. H.C. 808 815 756 2379 Wasley, H 155 1 ones wel cas a ep YUBA RIVER LUMBER W1 Painter, B 166 202 136 504 ars ae 81 157 698 Roberts 136 159 175 470 Bruning 132.153 174 459 ne —* De oe 164 706 Staley 162 162 156 480 Wasley, D 177 172 163 512 — 4 at eae 191 750 Cox 133 136 159 428 Cicogni 165 180 171 516 oe ric = 512 2154 Moore 154 154 154 462 TOTALINC. H.C. (795 869 823 2487 EN Oe Aes ae Shefer 161 110 204 475 , B & C CONTRACTION wa TOTAL INC. H.C 746: 721 838 2305 STEELE SUPPLY ed a ue Hassell, S 162 173 185 680 qwin Cities {7 — sister yes tees ane Childers, R 190 194 134 747 FostER PLUMBING W1 -Panetta tee Parman, A 235 162 180 756 Poster, D 147 146 144 437 POE ter’ tk dee bas TOTAL INC. H.C. $87 539 499 2183 Foster, W 183 190.191 $64 Jones. pone deeg . 34 peer Wa bow abesbsid 194 170 198 862 SorAL ING. H.G 881 878 934 2693 Straub, D 164.164 164 656 scotten 188 169 151 508 pote 78 Ribble, D 164 169 136 “679 Weber 181 179 178 S08 BUN! oe ea Maureie 176 181 167 695 TorALINC. H.C. 863 @54 862 2589 CYT mi a TOTALING. H.C. 504 514 467 2000 cpp maRKET ws ee presen . cr hse eax ole w2 fevent: R 193/203 199° “996 Geewell 8 oni re aie i vs

a ae 133 142 148 423 Rohl 191 158 170 5 Tone a ets ang 6dh G0. beot cpeneia 153 193 184 §30 Basso 168 189 223 580 sferis Pushing 146 160 161 467 Painter, L 145. 181 266 S62 sna Smith 164 166 152 482 TOTALINC. H.C. — 803 8911083 277 pe Hoskins 157 165 205 527 TOTALINC. H.C. 753 826 850 2429 MOTHER LODE BANK we ee nder E W2 Barnes / 9 FY, toon alates eas 184 144 115 443 Roseler 158 165 173 496 Mere Ribble 197 165 185 547 Craig 140 123 150 413 . “a Binkerd 157 139 120 416 Cowles 159 128 147 434 YE moUNTA White 117 154 147 418 Eva 471;-343: 159 543 yl) R Moon 114 130 169 421 TOTALINC. H.C. 854 819 843 2516 UG CLEANT TOTALING. H.C. 847 818 814 2479 ALTA HILLGARAGE W2_ g Emery 186°163 168 517 '§ MEATS W4 Sirokman 130 149 176 455 of ; rhe gpa data 175 136 129 430 Rushing 284 168 448 549 oh Gat 217 166 165 548 Smith unseen 136 114 133 383 Hoskins 159 174 184 517 FREE ESTIMATES Cartwright, F 163 171 152 486 TOTALINC. H.C. 891 816 823 2530 pote navtidlcnttetedane Redwell 174 179 179 §32 TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 TOTAL INC. H.C. 884 766 758 2389 SPANISH INN w3 . Hammes 142 156 134. 432 ' Pick And Deliver DEY Sl sleek ORNS . Besele 152 126 172 450 i one 145 144 152 441) Remington 178 161 143 48, CCOOFICK-UP AR elivery Painter, R 158 157 140 454 = : Rohl 140 178 147 465 — Basso 156 158,144 458 : Painter, L 189 139 156 484 : TOTALINC. H.C. 787 776 739 2302 : nil t FOSTER PLUMBING W1 © en er Foster, D 169 137 183 489 coe x Foster, W 190 150 125 465 c: Webber 154 181 159 494 Maurice 150 170 167 .487 ‘ Sutten 151 129 128 408 TOTALINC. H.C. . 814 767 761 2342 RED DELI . & ALPHA HARDWARE —W3 Wasley, H 143 151 155 449 zi Painter 171 185 167 $23 Breening 151 136 169 456 ROME BEA Wasley, D 164 149 190 503 Cicogni 184 141 149 474 TOTAL INC. H.C. 817 766 834 2417 10° er ound SPANISH INN w4 p Dp Hammes 125 125 125 375 ‘ , Besley 111 147 178 436 4 Miles East of Grass Valley on Colfax Hwy. ee << eee ae a pee SSE ere = ees : ns F ces = + + 7 : ’ ¥ ‘ < Fi S3 f : . ' Robbing, Ro. “446 172140 458 BOWLING RESULTS TOTALING. H.C. $88 666 576 1830 Lady's Trio ; 2 5 EES 5 FORSAKEN ws . GRASS VALLEY WESTERN AUTO: WO Mulcahy, D 130 83 134 347 ‘Browning, E 174 137 167 478 Spratt, M 127 132 149 408 McGuire, R 148 154 138 440 Scovill, M 113 113 113 «339 ~M 112 132 219 363 TOTAL INC. H.C. 398 356 424 1178 2H 127 158 128 414 GIANTS wo TOTAL INC. H.C. 652 672 644 1968 Podbreger, J 122 101 135 388 MILLSCRAFT T.v. wa Lawton, E 147 127 146 420 Gliko, R 192 166 184 542 Sapp, S 114 91 134 339 Roseler,s 189 206 156 551 TOTAL INC. H.C. 383 319 415 1117 Penaluna, D 154 127 133 414 Wuillay, J 173 179 205 $57 SWEET PEAS w3 TOTAL INC. H.C. 708 678 678 2064 Adams, A 118 135 138 391 Personant, V 112 167 124 403 ED HOLLORAN & SON W3 Eckhardt, G 156 116 136 408 Holloran, B 178 155 188 521 TOTAL INC. H.C. 395 427 407 1229 Pugh, I 149 146 154 449 SPUTNIKS wl Pugh, J 146 188 139 473 Cicogoni, S$ 128 130 146 404 Holloran, M 167 155.170 492 Van Horn, P 133 117 130 380 TOTALING, H.C, 640 644 651 1935 Castogna, I 160 113 119 392 SIERRA MT. MELIS wW1 TOTAL INC. H.C. 421° 360 39% 1175 Gilbert, J 178 106 143 427 Gilbert, L 169 128 114 411 Grothe, M 155 87°130 372 PINNUTS wo e Nash, E 153 114 103 370 Grothe, J 158 168 155 491 Merrill, J 138 115 131 384 TOTAL INC. H.C, 694 523 576 1793 Binkerd, M 126 126 126 378 Grass Valley Womens iy TOTAL INC. H.C. 417 35S 360 1132 pss hy > Bete ie GLIDERS w4 Owen, ; Wilson, V 138 177 109, 424 Perkins, G 119 114 we vo Guinn, R 144 98 127) 369, Shank, J 117117 a4 = Burns, R 140 109 106 355 peice M ‘ Men i ie ir " «123 joranville TOTAL INC. H.C. 451 413 371» 1235 semen ac. aa act aas here AYS w3 BENNETT'S & STEEL W4 ae 116 134 124 .374 Tremewan, I 127 147 201 475 Sasser, 7 125 101 133 359 Paulas, C 131 125 163 eH Swartz, V ef 13 18: ee 185 221 178581 161 ’ he a a la bi we Jenkins, S 178 152 159 489 + 113 108 104 325 TOTAL INC. H.C. 715 798 837 2350 am, Feightner, E 119 122 130 371 Tomlinson, B 158 117 130 ° 405 ag ia sages itt ity pee TOTAL INC. H.C 405 352 379 1146 Berk, ie erees Cocking, C 114 117 115 346 MONTY'S wl Harris, B 135 122 147 Tipton, N 130 117 125 372 McGill, E 129 123 vote a ‘ 04 189 147 440 Freeland, G 165 113 1 a S 188 132 162 482 TOTALING, H.C. 725 620 704 2080 inte led KNEE'S ELECTRIC w3 Montaman, C 180, 158 149 487 compen ab ee as hind eS an pees, G 104 124 133 361 383 ' pe got lglg lai S14 20 Bennett, © 173 149 161 483 Ww 167 175 138 480 Gliko, R 134 176 149 459 i aoa 171 201 165 537 Pearson, J 136 179 144 459 rahi M 148 142 176 466 TOTALINC. H.C. 674 781 759 2214 TOW: . e Brunning, E 125 145 147. 417 MATSON LOGGING wo Netz, C 152 201 153 506 Ballenger, R 119 146 143 408 TOTAL INC. H.C. 763 864 779 2606 Hoover, G 124 144 125 393 RICHFIELD EAGLES wl Guinn, R 123. 98-110 .331 Howe, D 201 193 152 546. Crawford, E 112 113 127 352 Stroh, H 146 146 146 43g Niccole, A 110 121 134 375 Reacher P 128 158 178 464 TOTAL INC. H.C. 647 691 698 2036 Kochever, J 156 164 131 451 RIDGE FEED CHK w4 Childers, R 151 146 160 457 Frederickson, C 126 183 177 486 TOTAL INC. H.C. 782 807 767 2356 Self, N 142 165 162 469 DUCK INN w3 Schmidt, J 141 165 116 422 Chetkovick, C 138 133 174 445 Perry, L 126 128 145 399 Pinion, J 118 190 163 471 Brooks, C 187 147 188 522 Page, R 156 183 197 536 TOTAL INC. H.C. 722 788 788 2298 Diener, M 137 163 120 420 Atkinson, E 146 112 142 400 HOOPER AND WEAVER wo TOTAL INC. H.C. 741 827 842 2410 Page, S 106 137 122 365 Durkin, B 116 140 116 372 . WEIDEMANN TROPHIES wo Remington, C 119 163 146 428 jCarter, R 122 189 163 474 Guin, M 123 146 156. 425 Besley, G 154 159 116 429 Leahy, L 171 93 136 400 Secar, D 129 106 153 388 TOTALINC. H.C. 635 679 676 119 Phillips, D 141 136 135 412 BABE'S PLACE w4 Sanders, W 138 138 138 414 Yarbough, B 104 169 144 417 TOTAL INC. H.C. 684 728 705 2180 Moore, K 129 137 123 389 NEVADA CITY BOTTLING w4 Butz, J 150 166 160 476 'Rose, F 158 122 154 434 Roane, B 165 131 127 423 Porter, E 158 224 151 539 Smith, L 118 152 124 394 Stulting, C 147 144 151 442 TOTALINC. H.C. 684 773 696 2150 Goudge, B 149 176 175 500 Eva, L 191 181 169 541 GRASS VALLEY GLASS wl TOTAL INC. H.C. 803 847 806 2456. Paikhouse, M 112 141 123 37€ Mulch, E 137 145 128 410 UNION OIL w3 Jonas, K 117 154 119 390, Mannice, B 166 202 201 569 Twitchell, L 131 155 152 438} Samlridge, C 170 144 149 463 Andrews, B 200 167 181 548 Bansemer, D 192 171 153 516 TOTAL INC. H.C. 723 788 729 2240 Swenson, C 146 189 136 472 EDDIE'S BANKCLUB W3 * Swenson, D 174 171 203 548 Scotten, M 133 131 ‘50 450 TOTAL INC. H.C. wl Bennallack, V 133 ‘54 108 365 C.A. BAILY wl Sweat, B 122 139 147 398 545 Holman, D 141 126 146.413. -evee is oe eae Scott, G 146.178 137: 461. pene anes D 2 Towne, D 157 189 138 493 TPOTALINC. H.C. 748 764 785 2297 Gleasor., J 169 183 117 469 Mens Classic Fisher, J 171 171 171 513 SIERRA OIL wl TOTAL INC. H.C. 823 885 748 2456 Bansmer, D 190 163 145 648 Williams, B 181.177 215 744 IMPERIAL UPHOLSTERY w3 Netz, C 178 176 189722, Hoskins, J 190 188 188 566 TOTAL INC.'H.C. 549 516 549 2114! Pyanth, J 156 179 111 446 SEVEN UP w3 Harris, C 167 180 174 521 Wasley, C 134 179 139 588 Knight, H 213 176 163 552° Carr, B 191 213 136 718 Jackson, B 147 200 177 524 TOTAL INC. H.C. 873 923 813 2609 HANSEN BROTHERS wl Rushing, H 172 187 135 494 Guin, J 168 140 144 452 Middaugh, B 135 144 139 41€ Thompson, B 130 178 187 495 Scotten, T 134 156 187 477 TOTAL INC. H.C. 793 859 846 2498 Pioneer Mixed MILLSCRAFT T.V. w2 Veale, W 224 134 161 519 Roseler, S 134 140 155 429 Penaluna, D 198 189 179 566 Wuillay, J 191 159 210 S60 TOTAL INC. H.C, 747 622 705 2074 ED HOLLORAN & SON w2 Holloran, B 179 159 194 532 Pugh, D 190 120 159 469 Pugh, J 191 131 105 427 Holloran, M 215 186 139 540 TOTAL INC. H.C. 810 631 632 2073 GRASS VALLEY WESTERN AUTO W1 Browning, E 150 104 136 390 McGuire, R 110 120 190 420 McGuire, M 121 106 118 345 Browning, H 147 150 164 461 TOTAL INC. H.C. $53 505 633 1691 SIERRA MT. MILLS w3 Gilbert, J 137 101 116 354 Gilbert, L 113 147 148 408 Grothe, M 171 172 129 472 Grothe, J 158 158 177 403 TOTAL INC. H.C. 579 578 570 1727 (GRASS VALLEY AUTO PARTS W3 Joyner, E 162 153 150 465 Joyner, A 123 121 119 363 ‘Dobbs, K 83 140 113 336 Coulsen, B 103 133 126 362 TOTAL INC. H.C. 516 592 553 1661 BRET HARTE DAIRY wl Carroll, G 162 139 118 419 Carroll, L 104 98 122 325 Robbins, T 96 118.138 352 Robbins, R 159 115 140 414 TOTAL INC. H.C. $21 470 $19 1510 RADIO KUBA YUBA CITY W1 Ulom, E 147 150 162 459 Hassell, V 119 132 136 387 UNom, E 148 145 115 408 Hassell, S 163 150 168 481 TOTAL INC. H.C. $77 577 S81 1735 BRET HARTE DAIRY w4 Carroll, G 103 142 112 357 Carroll, L 146 182 133 461 Robbins, T 147 124 145 416 NU Cagers Split 4 GRASS VALLEY---In C and D basketball, the Nevada Union Miners met Placer a week ago Tuesday, and the following Thursday played Los Plumas, In the game with Placer the Miners D team lost 2216, while the Cees also turned in a losing score of 21-32. 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