October 10, 1962 (10 pages)

Bibi ages Page 4.Wednesday, October 10, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET Miner Varsity Dumps Placer 21-0 By Bill Douglass . AUBURN---The Nevada Union High School football game at Placer High Friday ended ‘up as quite a feather in Nevada Union's cap. TheJunior Varsity finished with a winning score of 20-7, and the varsity had even a more spectacular score. The Placer varsity kicked offtoNU. Two minutes later, Mark Paye, NU quarterback, threw a pass to Bob Thomas, with. Thomas running nearly 40 yards for the first touchdown ofthe night. Gary Parsons kicked the extra point. NU decided it was time for another touchdown, Paye threw a pass to Thomas and it looked like the Miners were about toscore, but a penalty moved the ball back to the line of scrimmage. This did not satisfy the Miners, so Paye againthrew to Thomas, who ran 30 yards before he was stopped. At the end of the first quarter the score stood 7-0. Thesecond quarter started witha bang. Ken Uhl, halfback for NU, pushed through »from the 10 yard line for a five yard gain, Full-back . SPORTS . GRASS VALLEY ---TheC and 4 D basketball game with Marysville last week was a loss to bothteams. The Nevada Union Dees lost 1329 and the Cees turned ina score of 18-20. The cross-c ountry track team emerged victorious in their meet with Marysville Thursday, In the A's, Ernie McQueen came in first, missing the record by a little over a second. Bob Messick was fifth, Ray Meister, sixth, Marc Kirshman, eighth, and Ken Miller, tenth. Dave Kennedy came in first intheB's and missed the record by three seconds. Dan Bertoncini, ran for a second, Selmer Wathney was third, Marshall Harrison, fourth, Bill Bursill, seventh, Ed Espinosa, eight, Rick Zinin tenth, Mike O'Conner, twelfth, and Alan Brown came in sixteenth. Brownwas tripped at the first of the race and sustained numerous lacerations on his legs and arms, but still managed to place in a field of 25. The Cees hada record breaker intheir midst, in the person of Tim Ellison, Ellison broke the record by 12 seconds when he dashed down the field to take first place, Ellison has broken three records this year. Yuba Rodeo Oct. 13-14 YUBA CIT Y---Bill McClain of Stockton, world's largest rodeo clown, hasbeen signed as abullfighter for the WesternChampionship Finals Rodeo, scheduled here October 13-14. McClain, who weighs 265 pounds, will team with Carl Hartup of Healdsburg to provide crowds with amusement and to protect fallen cowboys from angry Brahma bulls. McClain has completely recovered from multiple injuries received earlier this year when a bull trampled him after McClain successfully fought him away from an injured cowboy. Deer Take Tops 196] SACRAMENTO---An upsurge inthe take of deer during the first six days of the season wasreported in Nevada, Placer and Sierra Counties, the Department of Fish and Game announced after compiling their re ports for the state, The 1962 kill in Nevada County jumped to 459 from 313 last year. InPlacer County, the kill jumped to 378 from 289, while Sierra County ‘s increase was smaller, 359 from 334. Throughout the state, the deer kill is running behind last year in statewide totals for both the early and late seasons, ‘ . The habitat of most seaRick Rockholm broke,loose for another three yards,. Then Mark Paye jump passed to Bob Thomas,and Thomas ran the last yards for another touchdown. Parsons again made the extra point. The Miners held strong, andthe first half ended 14-0. Inthe third quarter it looked like Placer might push to a score. But the locals strengthened and the third quarter was scoreless. Inthe final period, Placer got a drive under way, but again was unsuccessful in scoring. Both Rick Rockholm and Ken Uhl picked up considerable yardage for NU, Uhl taking the ball all the way to Placer 9 yard line. Uhl then drove for the final touch . down, and Parsons made the conversion, The Hillmen tried to penetrate the Miner defense, but failed, and the game ended 21-0. This was NU's first league game, and both teams were in splendid shape. Some of the obvious contributors were Paye, Thomas, Uhl, Rockholm and Parsons, but both defensive and offensive lines performed well. Thenext game is at home against Marysville Friday night at 6 p.m. Waterfowl Season On Saturday SACRAMENTO ----The first halfof California's split! waterfowl hunting season opens at noon Saturday and runs through Nov. 19, in most of the state, the Department of Fish and Game announced this week. The second half of the season will open at noon Dec. 8, and run through Jan. 6. Two sections of the state will have waterfowl hunting seasons and bag limits diferent from the bulk of California. These are inthe portions of San Bernardino, Riverside, and Imperial Counties adjacent tothe ColoradoRiver, andin northeastern California, including all of Modoc and Lassen Counties, andthe portions of Siskiyou, Plumas, Shasta, and Tehama Counties north and east of Highways 99, 89, and Alternate 40, Inthe rest of the state, the daily bag limit and total possession limit is five ducks and six geese. Of the six geese, not more than three may be of the dark species. No Ross's geese may be taken. Statewide, no canvasback or redhead ducks may be taken, and only one wood duck and one hooded merganser are permitted in the daily bag and total possession limits. The statewide hunting season’ for coots and gallinules coincides withthe duck hunting seasons in the various parts of the state. The season for the black sea brant opens a half-hour before sunrise Dec. 1 and runs through Feb, 13. Daily bag and total possession li mits are 25 coots and gallinules, singly or in the aggregate, and three black sea brant. Except for the noon openings noted above, shooting hours for ducks, geese, coots, and gallinules are from onehalf hour before sunrise to sunset. Reunion For Baseballers MARYSVILLE---The second’ annual reunion of the Trolley andSacramentoValley league baseball players and sports writers will be held Oct. 20 at the Marysville Elks ‘Lodge, 10th and D Streets. Dinner.at 8 p.m. will follow a cocktail hour. Reservations shouldbe made with Jack Dooley, 719 8th St., Marysville, by Oct. 15. weeds comprises a narrow, restricted belt of water perhaps a mile in width along oceanic shores.Argonaut League #10 THE TOWNSMAN W 3 Wheeler 85 113 114 Wheeler 145 117 116 Burns 151 114 138 Burns 182 169 159 TOTAL INC. H.C. 547 537 S41 #12 NEVADA CITY ICE W 1 Battista 113 113 111 Cummings 143 137 96 Cummings 148 137 135 Battista 141 142 146 TOTAL INC. H.C. 545 $29 488 #6 JOLLY RODGER W 2 Mahaffey 107 107 107. 321 Mahaffey 136 136 186 408 Daniels 169 148139 456 Daniels 141 176 208 525 TOTAL INC. H.C. #3 MILLER TEAM Silva Schwartz John Blind TOTAL S55 569 $92 1716 w2 112 147 1277 436 147151 146 444 165 162 242 569 100 100 100 ©6300 $24 560 565 1749 # 1 Daniels Keart Jones W 2 Keart Keart Jones Daniels, Jr. TOTAL INC. H.C. 118 118 118 141.135 137 141110110 361 213.189 168 S40 639 548 SS9 1746 354 413 #5 SAVER LOGGING W2 Presser Saver Presser Saver TOTAL’ 138 128 116 130 128 294 145 381 143 126 161 $30 1588 184135 477 SSS 568 569 1692 #11 POLKS SKALA W 0 Skala B. Skala O. Folks B. Folks N. TOTAL INC H.C. 124 1$2 369 437 104 131 113 162 132 130 107 379 112 125 159 396 487 S84 578 1659 #8 CROY Rodgers W 4 Croy K 135 151 136 422 Croy L. 143 156 174 473 Jones 124152 189 435 Rogers 179 168 147 494 TOTAL 581 627 616 1824 #9 EDDIE'S BANK CLUB W 3 Tobiassen 167.160 133 460 Abraham 138 144 152 _434 Abarham 155 139 151 445 Tobiassen 210 183 158 551 TOTAL 670 626 S94 #7 ABBOT WELDING W 1 Abbott 138 120136 394 Abbott 106 126152 384 Selvester 134122 146 402 Selvester 160 150 156 466 TOTAL INC. H.C. 546 526 S98 JOHN'S MOTORS W 4 Taylor M. 18S 142 103 430 Barney M. 182 180 177. $39 Barney E. 141114124 379 Taylor B. 140 169 177 486 TOTAL 648 605 581 1834 RICHFIELD EAGLES W 0 Howe D. Howe P. Robinson J. Robinson B. TOTAL Guys & Gals WILLIS MOBIL Pingree Pingree J. Tanner G. Deniz S. Deniz D. TOTAL INC. H.C. 146 162 144 452 163 107 128 398 150 144120 414 154 141 178 473 613 554 570 1737 wi $13 295 334 128 134 151 88 106 101 119 112 103 134157 151 342 157 204 192 553 683 770 75S 2208 FOSTER PLUMBING W 3 Yengick M. Straub A. Straub D. Foster L. Foster W. TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO. ll Gibson 469 405 554 417 $10 150 169 150 139 130 135 170 224 160 130 156 137 160 189 161 749 868 738 2355 w118 126 141 385 Rua Rua Gibson Hughes TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO. 6 Kemp » Sherwood Roberts TOTAL INC. H.C. “244 145 159 138 166 118 106 1863 116 127 113 145 633 733 679 2 127 127 127 113 136 133 102 122 141 110 110 110 140 140 140 $92 635 651 1 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY W 3 Messick Neufeld Riebe Riebe Neufeld TOTAL INC. H.C. 122113 85 95 109 130 144 182 130 149 145 144 175 167 176 685 716 665 WIEMAR LOCAL 745 W 1 Webster Ritchford Webster Johnson Wallington TOTAL INC .H.C. VITO'S PIZZA Luce Turpen Bates Luce Turpen TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO 12 Cardin Taylor Taylor Wosnum Wosnum TOTAL HARRY'S MARKET Robeson Robison Williams Gleason Gleason ESTERLEYS Freitas Silva Shuartz Daniels Mermelsteen TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO. 1 Barney Moon Barney Knox Moon TOTAL INC. H.C. THE OFFICE Jones Kay Z. Zwonie Pratt Johnson TOTAL INC. H.C. Centennial BEARDSBYS WILSHIRE Barney, M Davis, H Pello, L Podbreger, J Laird, A TOTAL INC. H.C. 123 136 123 110 74 94 129 123 132 189 125 108 124 102 130 689 604 631 1 w3 215 132 99 93 100 163 114114 143 186 690 707 wil 119 119 137 167 164 181 88 95 112 136 108 114 644 670 689 163 lll 131 108 148 680 119 138 206 wi 132 116 89 103 105 99 146 134 101122 87 135 105 161 Ww 3 127 146 174 136 118 143 193 114 126 170.164 145 782 703 684 2 wa4 138 155 141 148 138 148 160 141 139 160 716 752 wo 99 118 88 70 160 217 167 106 93 103 161 139 170 698 721 739 180 132 145 136 193 187 152 109 147 758 2 109 106 ws 165 133 170 +80 116 121 133 114 143 160 775 656 130 129 104 132 124 667 RICHFIELD EAGLES W2 Painter, C Howe, P Weldon, L Brooks, S Robinson, J TOTAL INC. H.C. 131 195 145 112 160 112 85 108 81* 187 126 690 180 132 692 167 164 673 SEVEN UP BOTTLING W1] Sahl, B Prisk, M Knox, N Atkinson, P Cassulo, G TOTAL INC. H.C. 123 121 116 151 105 109 105 110 108 142 115 145 131 741 618 107 637 116 3 045 381 382 330 420° 878 320 334 456 438 $18 2066 382 278 384 392 356 924 $30 203 394 336 477 357 442 $51 30S 358 428 397 379 310 401 405 455 397 433 479 169 486 446 438 410 446 226 326 264 §34 $02 470 2ise 428 379 341 379 427 2098 436 419 274 » 504 * 422 2055 + 379 335 + 334 373 4-383 "1966 w3 Carr, E 124 119 Steger, M 120 135 Biggs, M 131 174 Chenowith, D 112. (98 Caffey, J 161 168 TOTALINC. H.C. 648 649 BEAUTY CORRAL w3 ~Bennallack, N 183 118 peor 186 172 Sailor 153 157 Jensen, M 160 144 Ullom, O 146 171 TOTALINC. H.C. 798 762 BERGEMANN'S CHAPELW1 Dale, A 109 125 Mace, I 102 130 Ducoty, A 126 138 Gliko, R 157 139 Thomas, R 153 120 TOTALINC. H.C. 647 632 HARTMANS CHEVROLET W1 Simmons, D 169 137 Conklin, I 124 109 Durkin, B 113 115 Page, L 156 130 Simmons, D.P. 127 122 TOTAL ING. H.C. 689 613 THE UNIQUE w3 Canon,I 103 125 Jonas, J 74 123 Torbert, P 126 103 Mulch, E 128 120 Atkinson; L 152 155 TOTAL INC. H.C. 616 659 BUNCES PLACE wl Pelayo, I 184 137 Hill,. F 99 137 Hall, W 138 119 Wasley, D 151 156 Smith, L 135 126 TOTALINC. H.C. 707 665 HOOVER'S CHEVRON W3 Hoover, H 135 101 Moore, H 126 117 Pegar, V 161 143 Thomas, M 104 163 McWt tinny, C 141 150 TOTALINC. H.C. 693 680 Classic League B & C CONTRACTORS Ww Hassell S. 169 209 Childer R. 146 124 Parman A. 185 195 TOTALINC.H.C. 500 528 SIERRA OIL Ww 2 Bansmer 140 160 Williams B. 162 169 Netz C. 197 183 TOTALINC.H.C. 499 512 w 4 Ulom 154 180 Seovill 151 204 Page 181 205 TOTAL INC.H.C. 486 589 7 UP wo Wasley C. 155 162 Carr B. 159 178 Fisher J. 158 161 TOTAL INC. H.C. 472 501 W 3 Burns C. 158 190 Taperro J. 175 144 Frazer C. 194 211 TOTAL INC. H.C. 527 545 Wil Wilson P. 150 190 Culbertsen L. 154 190 Wilson R. 151 146 TOTAL INC. H.C. 455 526 Knight 155 141 Emery 168 159 Rushing 214 198 wil Straub D. 148 154 122 «365 142 «(397 165 470 145 355 185 484 729 2071 138 46439 180 478 123.0 (433 149 «453 129 446 689 2249 134 «368 160 392 149 «4413 168 464 124 397 735 «7934 140 446 lll = =(344 143 (371 104 390 11S 3€4 613 1915 166 394 137-334 145 374 143° (391 115422 739 2014 124 445 121 352 120 379 120 «4422 104 365 $89 1961 126 ©6362 132. 375 141 445 123. 390 157. 448 685 2038 3 158 159 186. 174 139 164 453 497 161 155 211 173 171. 187 $43 485 141 152 188 161 235 226 $64 $39 152 ~166 171 176 189-157 482 499 188 179 196 136 186 183 570 498 116 201 177 225 157 181 450 607 185 144 150 135 168 136 166 & Ribble D. 149 143 138 156 Wasiley, G 115 106 110° 331 MeGill , -¥S9 96146 401 Maurice B. 180 180 186 152 Durkin, B 128 143 147 418 Freeland 128 132 167 427 TOTALINC.H.C. 471 477 450 474 foTAL INC. H.C. 485 467 543 1495 Harding 79140 99 318 * TOTAL 608 612 712 1932 Firemen League ANGELINI BROTHERS W2 MATSON LOGGING W1 ss w2 ; Hall, M 130 136 113 ~379 Ballenger 131136161 418. Bultington T. 138 138 131 407 g,eahan, M 105 124 84 313 Hoover 162 105 112 379 Goghardi A. 167 180 165 512 Rothemberger, P 100 93 78 271 Pierris 119 136 135 390 Mullis B. 140 140 140° 420 jyijtigan, 8. 130 147 99 376 Crawford 109 106110 325 Milligan R, 136 181 137 454 poTALINC. H.C. $07 542 416 1339 Niccole 3 92 101 306 TOTAL INC.H.C. 603 161 595 1859 GRAHAM LOGGING wa TOTAL INC. H.C. 667 608 642 1947 GOLD FLAT FIRE DEPT. W 2 Coughlin, M 119 158 182 429 Metz T. 132 148 134 414 Gaghiardi, I 133 116 155. 404 RIDGE FEED,GHIZ W 4 Hogg R. 164 145 187 505 Halstead, C 151 125 157 433 Fredericksen 133 220116 469 Percy D. 145 204 135 484 Renfrow, R 100 126 133 359 Self 147 131 142 420 Scott D. 159 141 163 473 TOTALING. H.C. $03 525 597 1625 Schmidt 121150130 401 TOTAL INC. H.C, 600 657 619 1876 : Perry 127125 129 381 BENUZZI BROTHERS WO Brooks 132 132 146 410 CAL. DIV. FOR. W2 Nicholls, G 139 134 159 432 TOTAL INC, H.C.,691 889 694 2194 Birge L. 135 130107 372 Benuzzi, B 93 149 139 481 HOOPER & WEAVER. WO Burns R. 137 154122 413 jacobs, M 99 96 84 279 Page 138191125 444 Cartwright A. 145 174176 495 Benuzzi, A 102 119 163 384 Durkin 135 114130 379 Beaver C. 1761104 143 423° =TOTALINC. H.C. 467 532 579 1578 Remington 117 97°142 356 TOTAL INC. H.C. 601570556 1703 prazATIRESHOP wW4 Gwin 125 139 120 384 WASH. RIDGE w2 Wasley, D 121 149 156 426 Leahy 171 138 130 439 Baham R.158190 162 510 Straub, A 145 149 156 465 TOTAL 686 669 647 2002 Open 140 140140 420 Garr, E 103105 138 346 Foote D. 167 107 119 393 Tierney, S 124 135 152 411 Gold Markers sie Burdick L. 131150132 413 TOTALING. H.C. 493 538 617 1648 PENGELLY'S TOTAL INC. H.C. $96 587 553 1736 Giblin, H. 9G 193 130° (428 P JOHNS,MOTORS W2 «ea 298 Tathen, B 81 87 81 2mc Jeffress, E 106 10. E 97 75 139. 311 a alg ag ‘es kt aa ee 130-193 126 397 Gaus’ 5 act 121 75 72 268 a Prewitt, D 134 105 131. 370 " 418 348 314 1157 Fakoni B. 132 91148 34t ' 122 134 114. 370 TOTALING. He. Wasley D. 200 149 172 $21 eget H.C. be doe iso 1405 BUSY BEE MARKET W4 Fae Finnegan ‘ ’ SeTeE ENC . Bee A tg 563 1849 Miller, L 105 87 120 312 tebeeie A, 154 116 95 365 Knuckey F. 135 181 204 520 Beretta, N We 99 09 206: pook > ® 145 143 136 424 Daniels 183 138179 500 Cartwright, I G9 162 140° 391 sOTAL ING. H.C. §36517471 1504 Siuckey 137 153134 424 Williams, J 118 134 117 369 TOTAL INC. H.C. 402 482 472 1338 Barney 140 140 140 420 : GOLD NUGGET INN WO TOTAL INC. H.C. 595 612 637 1884 Termine, B 125 75 143. 343 G.V. Womens Yuretich, S 118 117 123. 358 NEVADA HOSE wo BENNETT'S & STEEL W 1 Carson, R 113 100 131 44, Piercy B. 146 143 167 456 Tremewan 140161170 471 Sirokman, D 140 135 123 398 Sandow 179 101138 418 Paules 141 111° 86 338 TOTALINC. H.C. 514 445 538 1497 Frantz 140 140140 420 Roberts 124113166 403 Bon ALLURE w4 Oates 140 140 140 420 Southern 123 142 164 429 Pengelly, L 111 149 118 378 TOTAL INC. H.C. 658 477 496 1572 Jenkins 135 107 174 416 Knight, A 145 167 115 447 PENN, ENG. LO.MO2 W 4 TOTAL INC. H.C. 694 665 791 2150 Douglas, A 125 117 185 427 Sigojrney T. 175 170 141 486° KNEE'S ELECTRIC W 3 Earl, J 156 136 145 437 Larsen C. 181 189 165 535 Smith 142 135 124 401 TOTALINC. H.C. 537 569 563 1669 Taylor R. 1741271758 476 —° Swartz 173 141 148 462 Thomas C. 140 140 140 420 Bennett 138 138 138 414 BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT W4 TOTAL INC. H.C. 670 625 621 1916 Gliko 157 157 181. 505 Smith, L 83 110 113 306 4 W 3 Pearson 160 146 167 473 Ennis, M 135 132 127 396 Clark W. 149 156149 454 TOTAL 780717 758 2255 = Thompson, C 29 13 58 100 Sharpe J. 192 146177 515 Davis, M 89 119 113 321 Murray A. 125 157 99 381 EDDIES BANK CLUB W 4 TOTALING. H.C. 426 464 501 1391 Coughlin 140 140 140 420 Scotten 191 155 141 487 BEAR RIVER LUMBER W4 TOTAL INC. H.C. 606599565 1770 Bennallack 112100116 328 Hambly, M 135 149 155 439 wil Sweat 115 148 143 439 simmons, D 113 143 163 419 Baker B. 161160145 466 Eva 151 145.143 439 Nelson, E 125 146 120 391 Pearson H, 130136 82 348 Penaluna 181 169-183 533 Chester, D 130 129 112 364 : ‘ef 140 140140 420 TOTAL 750717 742 2209 =TOTALINC. H.C. 503 560 550 1613 Davies W. 142 162 137 441 MILLSCRAFT T.V. W 0 TOTAL INC. H.C. 597 622 528 1727 Owen 110119 157 385 = GOLD BOWL w4 Perkins 87119117 323 Winkle, M 113 130 102 345 Nevada City Womens Shank 141163109 443 Nettleton, M 99 131 109 339 NEVADA CITY FLORIST W4 Triana 152127 159 438 Lott, J 170 161 160 491 Berney, N 139 138 148 Moranvielle 175 139 142 456 Crabb, J 117 131° 153 401 Heather, B 139 119 116 TOTAL INC. H.C. 711712730 2135 TOTALING. H.C. 499 553 524 1476 Myers, M 128 115 134 BRET HARTE wo Carnegie, J 132 110 108 BABES PLACE W1 Wolfe, A 124 95 107 326 TOTALINC. H.C. 478 469 444 1391 Yarborough 146 133 139 418 Galhoon, 105 120 134 359 SMITTY & SMOKEYS WO Moore 111 143 129 383 Moody, G 117 105 111 333 Kuntz, A 96 111 97 Atchinson 143 96105 344 McCurry,! F 100 135 89 324 Marchetti, I ay Say 2 . Williams 121 128 130 379 TOTALINC. H.C. 497 506 492 1545 Rice, B 96 64 82 Roane 165 156 127 448 Haddy, L 138 133 103 TOTAL INC. H.C. 716 686 560 2063 BIACK BART'S WELDING WO TOTALINC. H.C. 455 437 409 1301 GVGIASS Ww3 Myers, M 110 125 132 2367 Parkhouse 123.173 140 436 Etherington, I 110 108 105 323 M'LADYS wl Mulch 145 110121, 376 Collins, M 96 106 115 317 Sandiforth, L 133. 97 103 333 Jonas 113 102 119 334 Richey, S 124 98 103 325 Medlyn, C 106 124 122 352 Twitchell 133 141 181 445 TOTALINC. H.C. 440 437 455 1332 White, D 115 109 97 321 Torbert 156170 154 480. COLFAX GARAGE W4 Waldon, J 124 139 122 385 TOTAL 670 696 715 2081 Shafer, L 93 180 131 404 TOTALINC. H.C. 478 469 444 1391 Kehl, J 62 109 83 254 S.P.D. w3 GV HARDWARE W 3 Flynn, W 159 159 135 453 Painter, J 119 105 172 396 Berk 122 110147 369 = Viséia, J 178 208 158 544 Zera, J 119 109 110 338 Harris 120 144153 417 TOTALING. H.C. 492 656 507 1655 NEW CORVETTE STING RAY SPORT COUPE *63 CHEVROLET BEL AIR STATION WAGON NOW.G0 CHEVROLET FOR ONE-STOP SHOPPING IN 63 ITS EXCITING! This is about the best thing that’s happened to buying cars since Chevrolet started building then—four entirely different kinds of cars. to choose from at your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center. If you’re a luxury-lover, you’ll probably want to go no further than those 13 plush new Jet-smooth ’63 Chevrolets. Want to give your budget an even bigger break? Step over and see what’s new with those 10 nifty models of the ’63 Chevy II. 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Bibi ages Page 4..Wednesday, October 10, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET Miner Varsity Dumps Placer 21-0 By Bill Douglass . AUBURN---The Nevada Union High School football game at Placer High Friday ended ‘up as quite a feather in Nevada Union's cap. TheJunior Varsity finished with a winning score of 20-7, and the varsity had even a more spectacular score. The Placer varsity kicked offtoNU. Two minutes later, Mark Paye, NU quarterback, threw a pass to Bob Thomas, with. Thomas running nearly 40 yards for the first touchdown ofthe night. Gary Parsons kicked the extra point. NU decided it was time for another touchdown, Paye threw a pass to Thomas and it looked like the Miners were about toscore, but a penalty moved the ball back to the line of scrimmage. This did not satisfy the Miners, so Paye againthrew to Thomas, who ran 30 yards before he was stopped. At the end of the first quarter the score stood 7-0. Thesecond quarter started witha bang. Ken Uhl, halfback for NU, pushed through »from the 10 yard line for a five yard gain, Full-back . SPORTS . GRASS VALLEY ---TheC and 4 D basketball game with Marysville last week was a loss to bothteams. The Nevada Union Dees lost 1329 and the Cees turned ina score of 18-20. The cross-c ountry track team emerged victorious in their meet with Marysville Thursday, In the A's, Ernie McQueen came in first, missing the record by a little over a second. Bob Messick was fifth, Ray Meister, sixth, Marc Kirshman, eighth, and Ken Miller, tenth. Dave Kennedy came in first intheB's and missed the record by three seconds. Dan Bertoncini, ran for a second, Selmer Wathney was third, Marshall Harrison, fourth, Bill Bursill, seventh, Ed Espinosa, eight, Rick Zinin tenth, Mike O'Conner, twelfth, and Alan Brown came in sixteenth. Brownwas tripped at the first of the race and sustained numerous lacerations on his legs and arms, but still managed to place in a field of 25. The Cees hada record breaker intheir midst, in the person of Tim Ellison, Ellison broke the record by 12 seconds when he dashed down the field to take first place, Ellison has broken three records this year. Yuba Rodeo Oct. 13-14 YUBA CIT Y---Bill McClain of Stockton, world's largest rodeo clown, hasbeen signed as abullfighter for the WesternChampionship Finals Rodeo, scheduled here October 13-14. McClain, who weighs 265 pounds, will team with Carl Hartup of Healdsburg to provide crowds with amusement and to protect fallen cowboys from angry Brahma bulls. McClain has completely recovered from multiple injuries received earlier this year when a bull trampled him after McClain successfully fought him away from an injured cowboy. Deer Take Tops 196] SACRAMENTO---An upsurge inthe take of deer during the first six days of the season wasreported in Nevada, Placer and Sierra Counties, the Department of Fish and Game announced after compiling their re ports for the state, The 1962 kill in Nevada County jumped to 459 from 313 last year. InPlacer County, the kill jumped to 378 from 289, while Sierra County ‘s increase was smaller, 359 from 334. Throughout the state, the deer kill is running behind last year in statewide totals for both the early and late seasons, ‘ . The habitat of most seaRick Rockholm broke,loose for another three yards,. Then Mark Paye jump passed to Bob Thomas,and Thomas ran the last yards for another touchdown. Parsons again made the extra point. The Miners held strong, andthe first half ended 14-0. Inthe third quarter it looked like Placer might push to a score. But the locals strengthened and the third quarter was scoreless. Inthe final period, Placer got a drive under way, but again was unsuccessful in scoring. Both Rick Rockholm and Ken Uhl picked up considerable yardage for NU, Uhl taking the ball all the way to Placer 9 yard line. Uhl then drove for the final touch . down, and Parsons made the conversion, The Hillmen tried to penetrate the Miner defense, but failed, and the game ended 21-0. This was NU's first league game, and both teams were in splendid shape. Some of the obvious contributors were Paye, Thomas, Uhl, Rockholm and Parsons, but both defensive and offensive lines performed well. Thenext game is at home against Marysville Friday night at 6 p.m. Waterfowl Season On Saturday SACRAMENTO ----The first halfof California's split! waterfowl hunting season opens at noon Saturday and runs through Nov. 19, in most of the state, the Department of Fish and Game announced this week. The second half of the season will open at noon Dec. 8, and run through Jan. 6. Two sections of the state will have waterfowl hunting seasons and bag limits diferent from the bulk of California. These are inthe portions of San Bernardino, Riverside, and Imperial Counties adjacent tothe ColoradoRiver, andin northeastern California, including all of Modoc and Lassen Counties, andthe portions of Siskiyou, Plumas, Shasta, and Tehama Counties north and east of Highways 99, 89, and Alternate 40, Inthe rest of the state, the daily bag limit and total possession limit is five ducks and six geese. Of the six geese, not more than three may be of the dark species. No Ross's geese may be taken. Statewide, no canvasback or redhead ducks may be taken, and only one wood duck and one hooded merganser are permitted in the daily bag and total possession limits. The statewide hunting season’ for coots and gallinules coincides withthe duck hunting seasons in the various parts of the state. The season for the black sea brant opens a half-hour before sunrise Dec. 1 and runs through Feb, 13. Daily bag and total possession li mits are 25 coots and gallinules, singly or in the aggregate, and three black sea brant. Except for the noon openings noted above, shooting hours for ducks, geese, coots, and gallinules are from onehalf hour before sunrise to sunset. Reunion For Baseballers MARYSVILLE---The second’ annual reunion of the Trolley andSacramentoValley league baseball players and sports writers will be held Oct. 20 at the Marysville Elks ‘Lodge, 10th and D Streets. Dinner.at 8 p.m. will follow a cocktail hour. Reservations shouldbe made with Jack Dooley, 719 8th St., Marysville, by Oct. 15. weeds comprises a narrow, restricted belt of water perhaps a mile in width along oceanic shores.Argonaut League #10 THE TOWNSMAN W 3 Wheeler 85 113 114 Wheeler 145 117 116 Burns 151 114 138 Burns 182 169 159 TOTAL INC. H.C. 547 537 S41 #12 NEVADA CITY ICE W 1 Battista 113 113 111 Cummings 143 137 96 Cummings 148 137 135 Battista 141 142 146 TOTAL INC. H.C. 545 $29 488 #6 JOLLY RODGER W 2 Mahaffey 107 107 107. 321 Mahaffey 136 136 186 408 Daniels 169 148139 456 Daniels 141 176 208 525 TOTAL INC. H.C. #3 MILLER TEAM Silva Schwartz John Blind TOTAL S55 569 $92 1716 w2 112 147 1277 436 147151 146 444 165 162 242 569 100 100 100 ©6300 $24 560 565 1749 # 1 Daniels Keart Jones W 2 Keart Keart Jones Daniels, Jr. TOTAL INC. H.C. 118 118 118 141.135 137 141110110 361 213.189 168 S40 639 548 SS9 1746 354 413 #5 SAVER LOGGING W2 Presser Saver Presser Saver TOTAL’ 138 128 116 130 128 294 145 381 143 126 161 $30 1588 184135 477 SSS 568 569 1692 #11 POLKS SKALA W 0 Skala B. Skala O. Folks B. Folks N. TOTAL INC H.C. 124 1$2 369 437 104 131 113 162 132 130 107 379 112 125 159 396 487 S84 578 1659 #8 CROY Rodgers W 4 Croy K 135 151 136 422 Croy L. 143 156 174 473 Jones 124152 189 435 Rogers 179 168 147 494 TOTAL 581 627 616 1824 #9 EDDIE'S BANK CLUB W 3 Tobiassen 167.160 133 460 Abraham 138 144 152 _434 Abarham 155 139 151 445 Tobiassen 210 183 158 551 TOTAL 670 626 S94 #7 ABBOT WELDING W 1 Abbott 138 120136 394 Abbott 106 126152 384 Selvester 134122 146 402 Selvester 160 150 156 466 TOTAL INC. H.C. 546 526 S98 JOHN'S MOTORS W 4 Taylor M. 18S 142 103 430 Barney M. 182 180 177. $39 Barney E. 141114124 379 Taylor B. 140 169 177 486 TOTAL 648 605 581 1834 RICHFIELD EAGLES W 0 Howe D. Howe P. Robinson J. Robinson B. TOTAL Guys & Gals WILLIS MOBIL Pingree Pingree J. Tanner G. Deniz S. Deniz D. TOTAL INC. H.C. 146 162 144 452 163 107 128 398 150 144120 414 154 141 178 473 613 554 570 1737 wi $13 295 334 128 134 151 88 106 101 119 112 103 134157 151 342 157 204 192 553 683 770 75S 2208 FOSTER PLUMBING W 3 Yengick M. Straub A. Straub D. Foster L. Foster W. TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO. ll Gibson 469 405 554 417 $10 150 169 150 139 130 135 170 224 160 130 156 137 160 189 161 749 868 738 2355 w118 126 141 385 Rua Rua Gibson Hughes TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO. 6 Kemp » Sherwood Roberts TOTAL INC. H.C. “244 145 159 138 166 118 106 1863 116 127 113 145 633 733 679 2 127 127 127 113 136 133 102 122 141 110 110 110 140 140 140 $92 635 651 1 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY W 3 Messick Neufeld Riebe Riebe Neufeld TOTAL INC. H.C. 122113 85 95 109 130 144 182 130 149 145 144 175 167 176 685 716 665 WIEMAR LOCAL 745 W 1 Webster Ritchford Webster Johnson Wallington TOTAL INC .H.C. VITO'S PIZZA Luce Turpen Bates Luce Turpen TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO 12 Cardin Taylor Taylor Wosnum Wosnum TOTAL HARRY'S MARKET Robeson Robison Williams Gleason Gleason ESTERLEYS Freitas Silva Shuartz Daniels Mermelsteen TOTAL INC. H.C. TEAM NO. 1 Barney Moon Barney Knox Moon TOTAL INC. H.C. THE OFFICE Jones Kay Z. Zwonie Pratt Johnson TOTAL INC. H.C. Centennial BEARDSBYS WILSHIRE Barney, M Davis, H Pello, L Podbreger, J Laird, A TOTAL INC. H.C. 123 136 123 110 74 94 129 123 132 189 125 108 124 102 130 689 604 631 1 w3 215 132 99 93 100 163 114114 143 186 690 707

wil 119 119 137 167 164 181 88 95 112 136 108 114 644 670 689 163 lll 131 108 148 680 119 138 206 wi 132 116 89 103 105 99 146 134 101122 87 135 105 161 Ww 3 127 146 174 136 118 143 193 114 126 170.164 145 782 703 684 2 wa4 138 155 141 148 138 148 160 141 139 160 716 752 wo 99 118 88 70 160 217 167 106 93 103 161 139 170 698 721 739 180 132 145 136 193 187 152 109 147 758 2 109 106 ws 165 133 170 +80 116 121 133 114 143 160 775 656 130 129 104 132 124 667 RICHFIELD EAGLES W2 Painter, C Howe, P Weldon, L Brooks, S Robinson, J TOTAL INC. H.C. 131 195 145 112 160 112 85 108 81* 187 126 690 180 132 692 167 164 673 SEVEN UP BOTTLING W1] Sahl, B Prisk, M Knox, N Atkinson, P Cassulo, G TOTAL INC. H.C. 123 121 116 151 105 109 105 110 108 142 115 145 131 741 618 107 637 116 3 045 381 382 330 420° 878 320 334 456 438 $18 2066 382 278 384 392 356 924 $30 203 394 336 477 357 442 $51 30S 358 428 397 379 310 401 405 455 397 433 479 169 486 446 438 410 446 226 326 264 §34 $02 470 2ise 428 379 341 379 427 2098 436 419 274 » 504 * 422 2055 + 379 335 + 334 373 4-383 "1966 w3 Carr, E 124 119 Steger, M 120 135 Biggs, M 131 174 Chenowith, D 112. (98 Caffey, J 161 168 TOTALINC. H.C. 648 649 BEAUTY CORRAL w3 ~Bennallack, N 183 118 peor 186 172 Sailor 153 157 Jensen, M 160 144 Ullom, O 146 171 TOTALINC. H.C. 798 762 BERGEMANN'S CHAPELW1 Dale, A 109 125 Mace, I 102 130 Ducoty, A 126 138 Gliko, R 157 139 Thomas, R 153 120 TOTALINC. H.C. 647 632 HARTMANS CHEVROLET W1 Simmons, D 169 137 Conklin, I 124 109 Durkin, B 113 115 Page, L 156 130 Simmons, D.P. 127 122 TOTAL ING. H.C. 689 613 THE UNIQUE w3 Canon,I 103 125 Jonas, J 74 123 Torbert, P 126 103 Mulch, E 128 120 Atkinson; L 152 155 TOTAL INC. H.C. 616 659 BUNCES PLACE wl Pelayo, I 184 137 Hill,. F 99 137 Hall, W 138 119 Wasley, D 151 156 Smith, L 135 126 TOTALINC. H.C. 707 665 HOOVER'S CHEVRON W3 Hoover, H 135 101 Moore, H 126 117 Pegar, V 161 143 Thomas, M 104 163 McWt tinny, C 141 150 TOTALINC. H.C. 693 680 Classic League B & C CONTRACTORS Ww Hassell S. 169 209 Childer R. 146 124 Parman A. 185 195 TOTALINC.H.C. 500 528 SIERRA OIL Ww 2 Bansmer 140 160 Williams B. 162 169 Netz C. 197 183 TOTALINC.H.C. 499 512 w 4 Ulom 154 180 Seovill 151 204 Page 181 205 TOTAL INC.H.C. 486 589 7 UP wo Wasley C. 155 162 Carr B. 159 178 Fisher J. 158 161 TOTAL INC. H.C. 472 501 W 3 Burns C. 158 190 Taperro J. 175 144 Frazer C. 194 211 TOTAL INC. H.C. 527 545 Wil Wilson P. 150 190 Culbertsen L. 154 190 Wilson R. 151 146 TOTAL INC. H.C. 455 526 Knight 155 141 Emery 168 159 Rushing 214 198 wil Straub D. 148 154 122 «365 142 «(397 165 470 145 355 185 484 729 2071 138 46439 180 478 123.0 (433 149 «453 129 446 689 2249 134 «368 160 392 149 «4413 168 464 124 397 735 «7934 140 446 lll = =(344 143 (371 104 390 11S 3€4 613 1915 166 394 137-334 145 374 143° (391 115422 739 2014 124 445 121 352 120 379 120 «4422 104 365 $89 1961 126 ©6362 132. 375 141 445 123. 390 157. 448 685 2038 3 158 159 186. 174 139 164 453 497 161 155 211 173 171. 187 $43 485 141 152 188 161 235 226 $64 $39 152 ~166 171 176 189-157 482 499 188 179 196 136 186 183 570 498 116 201 177 225 157 181 450 607 185 144 150 135 168 136 166 & Ribble D. 149 143 138 156 Wasiley, G 115 106 110° 331 MeGill , -¥S9 96146 401 Maurice B. 180 180 186 152 Durkin, B 128 143 147 418 Freeland 128 132 167 427 TOTALINC.H.C. 471 477 450 474 foTAL INC. H.C. 485 467 543 1495 Harding 79140 99 318 * TOTAL 608 612 712 1932 Firemen League ANGELINI BROTHERS W2 MATSON LOGGING W1 ss w2 ; Hall, M 130 136 113 ~379 Ballenger 131136161 418. Bultington T. 138 138 131 407 g,eahan, M 105 124 84 313 Hoover 162 105 112 379 Goghardi A. 167 180 165 512 Rothemberger, P 100 93 78 271 Pierris 119 136 135 390 Mullis B. 140 140 140° 420 jyijtigan, 8. 130 147 99 376 Crawford 109 106110 325 Milligan R, 136 181 137 454 poTALINC. H.C. $07 542 416 1339 Niccole 3 92 101 306 TOTAL INC.H.C. 603 161 595 1859 GRAHAM LOGGING wa TOTAL INC. H.C. 667 608 642 1947 GOLD FLAT FIRE DEPT. W 2 Coughlin, M 119 158 182 429 Metz T. 132 148 134 414 Gaghiardi, I 133 116 155. 404 RIDGE FEED,GHIZ W 4 Hogg R. 164 145 187 505 Halstead, C 151 125 157 433 Fredericksen 133 220116 469 Percy D. 145 204 135 484 Renfrow, R 100 126 133 359 Self 147 131 142 420 Scott D. 159 141 163 473 TOTALING. H.C. $03 525 597 1625 Schmidt 121150130 401 TOTAL INC. H.C, 600 657 619 1876 : Perry 127125 129 381 BENUZZI BROTHERS WO Brooks 132 132 146 410 CAL. DIV. FOR. W2 Nicholls, G 139 134 159 432 TOTAL INC, H.C.,691 889 694 2194 Birge L. 135 130107 372 Benuzzi, B 93 149 139 481 HOOPER & WEAVER. WO Burns R. 137 154122 413 jacobs, M 99 96 84 279 Page 138191125 444 Cartwright A. 145 174176 495 Benuzzi, A 102 119 163 384 Durkin 135 114130 379 Beaver C. 1761104 143 423° =TOTALINC. H.C. 467 532 579 1578 Remington 117 97°142 356 TOTAL INC. H.C. 601570556 1703 prazATIRESHOP wW4 Gwin 125 139 120 384 WASH. RIDGE w2 Wasley, D 121 149 156 426 Leahy 171 138 130 439 Baham R.158190 162 510 Straub, A 145 149 156 465 TOTAL 686 669 647 2002 Open 140 140140 420 Garr, E 103105 138 346 Foote D. 167 107 119 393 Tierney, S 124 135 152 411 Gold Markers sie Burdick L. 131150132 413 TOTALING. H.C. 493 538 617 1648 PENGELLY'S TOTAL INC. H.C. $96 587 553 1736 Giblin, H. 9G 193 130° (428 P JOHNS,MOTORS W2 «ea 298 Tathen, B 81 87 81 2mc Jeffress, E 106 10. E 97 75 139. 311 a alg ag ‘es kt aa ee 130-193 126 397 Gaus’ 5 act 121 75 72 268 a Prewitt, D 134 105 131. 370 " 418 348 314 1157 Fakoni B. 132 91148 34t ' 122 134 114. 370 TOTALING. He. Wasley D. 200 149 172 $21 eget H.C. be doe iso 1405 BUSY BEE MARKET W4 Fae Finnegan ‘ ’ SeTeE ENC . Bee A tg 563 1849 Miller, L 105 87 120 312 tebeeie A, 154 116 95 365 Knuckey F. 135 181 204 520 Beretta, N We 99 09 206: pook > ® 145 143 136 424 Daniels 183 138179 500 Cartwright, I G9 162 140° 391 sOTAL ING. H.C. §36517471 1504 Siuckey 137 153134 424 Williams, J 118 134 117 369 TOTAL INC. H.C. 402 482 472 1338 Barney 140 140 140 420 : GOLD NUGGET INN WO TOTAL INC. H.C. 595 612 637 1884 Termine, B 125 75 143. 343 G.V. Womens Yuretich, S 118 117 123. 358 NEVADA HOSE wo BENNETT'S & STEEL W 1 Carson, R 113 100 131 44, Piercy B. 146 143 167 456 Tremewan 140161170 471 Sirokman, D 140 135 123 398 Sandow 179 101138 418 Paules 141 111° 86 338 TOTALINC. H.C. 514 445 538 1497 Frantz 140 140140 420 Roberts 124113166 403 Bon ALLURE w4 Oates 140 140 140 420 Southern 123 142 164 429 Pengelly, L 111 149 118 378 TOTAL INC. H.C. 658 477 496 1572 Jenkins 135 107 174 416 Knight, A 145 167 115 447 PENN, ENG. LO.MO2 W 4 TOTAL INC. H.C. 694 665 791 2150 Douglas, A 125 117 185 427 Sigojrney T. 175 170 141 486° KNEE'S ELECTRIC W 3 Earl, J 156 136 145 437 Larsen C. 181 189 165 535 Smith 142 135 124 401 TOTALINC. H.C. 537 569 563 1669 Taylor R. 1741271758 476 —° Swartz 173 141 148 462 Thomas C. 140 140 140 420 Bennett 138 138 138 414 BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT W4 TOTAL INC. H.C. 670 625 621 1916 Gliko 157 157 181. 505 Smith, L 83 110 113 306 4 W 3 Pearson 160 146 167 473 Ennis, M 135 132 127 396 Clark W. 149 156149 454 TOTAL 780717 758 2255 = Thompson, C 29 13 58 100 Sharpe J. 192 146177 515 Davis, M 89 119 113 321 Murray A. 125 157 99 381 EDDIES BANK CLUB W 4 TOTALING. H.C. 426 464 501 1391 Coughlin 140 140 140 420 Scotten 191 155 141 487 BEAR RIVER LUMBER W4 TOTAL INC. H.C. 606599565 1770 Bennallack 112100116 328 Hambly, M 135 149 155 439 wil Sweat 115 148 143 439 simmons, D 113 143 163 419 Baker B. 161160145 466 Eva 151 145.143 439 Nelson, E 125 146 120 391 Pearson H, 130136 82 348 Penaluna 181 169-183 533 Chester, D 130 129 112 364 : ‘ef 140 140140 420 TOTAL 750717 742 2209 =TOTALINC. H.C. 503 560 550 1613 Davies W. 142 162 137 441 MILLSCRAFT T.V. W 0 TOTAL INC. H.C. 597 622 528 1727 Owen 110119 157 385 = GOLD BOWL w4 Perkins 87119117 323 Winkle, M 113 130 102 345 Nevada City Womens Shank 141163109 443 Nettleton, M 99 131 109 339 NEVADA CITY FLORIST W4 Triana 152127 159 438 Lott, J 170 161 160 491 Berney, N 139 138 148 Moranvielle 175 139 142 456 Crabb, J 117 131° 153 401 Heather, B 139 119 116 TOTAL INC. H.C. 711712730 2135 TOTALING. H.C. 499 553 524 1476 Myers, M 128 115 134 BRET HARTE wo Carnegie, J 132 110 108 BABES PLACE W1 Wolfe, A 124 95 107 326 TOTALINC. H.C. 478 469 444 1391 Yarborough 146 133 139 418 Galhoon, 105 120 134 359 SMITTY & SMOKEYS WO Moore 111 143 129 383 Moody, G 117 105 111 333 Kuntz, A 96 111 97 Atchinson 143 96105 344 McCurry,! F 100 135 89 324 Marchetti, I ay Say 2 . Williams 121 128 130 379 TOTALINC. H.C. 497 506 492 1545 Rice, B 96 64 82 Roane 165 156 127 448 Haddy, L 138 133 103 TOTAL INC. H.C. 716 686 560 2063 BIACK BART'S WELDING WO TOTALINC. H.C. 455 437 409 1301 GVGIASS Ww3 Myers, M 110 125 132 2367 Parkhouse 123.173 140 436 Etherington, I 110 108 105 323 M'LADYS wl Mulch 145 110121, 376 Collins, M 96 106 115 317 Sandiforth, L 133. 97 103 333 Jonas 113 102 119 334 Richey, S 124 98 103 325 Medlyn, C 106 124 122 352 Twitchell 133 141 181 445 TOTALINC. H.C. 440 437 455 1332 White, D 115 109 97 321 Torbert 156170 154 480. COLFAX GARAGE W4 Waldon, J 124 139 122 385 TOTAL 670 696 715 2081 Shafer, L 93 180 131 404 TOTALINC. H.C. 478 469 444 1391 Kehl, J 62 109 83 254 S.P.D. w3 GV HARDWARE W 3 Flynn, W 159 159 135 453 Painter, J 119 105 172 396 Berk 122 110147 369 = Viséia, J 178 208 158 544 Zera, J 119 109 110 338 Harris 120 144153 417 TOTALING. H.C. 492 656 507 1655 NEW CORVETTE STING RAY SPORT COUPE *63 CHEVROLET BEL AIR STATION WAGON NOW..G0 CHEVROLET FOR ONE-STOP SHOPPING IN 63 ITS EXCITING! This is about the best thing that’s happened to buying cars since Chevrolet started building then—four entirely different kinds of cars. to choose from at your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center. If you’re a luxury-lover, you’ll probably want to go no further than those 13 plush new Jet-smooth ’63 Chevrolets. Want to give your budget an even bigger break? Step over and see what’s new with those 10 nifty models of the ’63 Chevy II. 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