September 12, 1962 (8 pages)

Page 4.Wednesday, September 12, 1962.The Nevada County NUGGET ROCKLIN ----Sierra College Grid Coach Homer “Buzz” Ostrom welcomed 40 candidates to practice last week and forecast “a bigger, faster and better team” than the Golden Valley Conference squad fielded by the Wolverines last season, Ostrom warned, however, that the team depth w ould be shallow and that injuries and a tough early season schedule could be trouble for the foothill eleven. Sierra faces A merican River JC, College of Sequoias and Sacramento City College in its first three starts. The battles with ARJC and Sacramento could decide a Milhous Tops Junior Horse Show GLENBROOK ---In the final match of the summer season the Junior Horsemen met at the Nevada County Horsemen's grounds on Brunswick Road Sunday afternoon, When the dust had cleared and all points tallied the Milhous, Tobiassen, Fredas and Anderson families had taken most of the Trophies home, First place results yesterday were: Western trail class, open, Roxanne Freitas of Grass Valley; pole bending, 12 years and under, Monty Milhous of North San Juan, first and second; pole bending, . 13 to 17, Pam Scully of. Grass Valley; English equitation , open, Gigi Parkington of Grass Valley; Texas barrel race, 12 and under, Monty Milhous; Texas barrel race, 13 to.17, Maxine Filer of RoughandReady; Tom Thumb race; 8 years and under, Johnny Milhous; Keyhole race, 12 andunder, Monty Milhous; Keyhole race, 13 to 17, Toby Tobiassen; jumping, seat and hands open, Gigi Parkington; eight stake race, 12 and under, Mont y Milhous; eight stake race, 13 to 17, Betty Milhous; musical tires, 12 and under, Monty Milhous;+ musicaltires, 18to17, Maxine Filer. Former Winners Enter Sacramento Motorcycle Race SACRA MENTO---Joe Leonard, SanJose, and Everett Brashear, Beaumont, Tex., a pair of former -Sacramentowinners, are among the early entries announced byJ.C. Agajanian for his 20mile AMA National Championship motorcycle race, here, Sept. 30, at the State Fair Grounds, Agajanian has posted a $5 ,000 purse for the 11-event card, which features the 20mile National for Expert riders andthe 10-mile Amateur final, This year, however, the entire program will be held on one day, rather than spread out overtwo days like it has the past three years, Rounding out the card are six 10-mile heats, a5-mile Expert consolation, and qualifying. Leonard, three-time Grand National Champion, won last year's Sacramento race, while Brashear, the oneeyed Texan, was victorious the year before. Carroll Resweber, four-time Grand National Champion, won Agajanian's initial motorcycle presentation at the State Fair Grounds, mythical Sacramento area “title. “ Ten veteran lettermen are back to anchor the Wolverines, including ‘58 AllConference center Arnold Baker of Roseville; last year's captain Gary Cline, halfback from Tahoe; and ‘61 AllConference Guard Buzz Walker of Elk Grove. Other veterans on theteam are Auburn tackle Nick Ballinger, Grass Valley end Ken Crowder, Nevada City halfback Pat Cummings, Lincoln ends Rich Flores and Doug Massey, end Gene Napper from Applegate, Butch Parker, Folsom end, and Jim Willis, Grass Valley halfback, Most promising newcomer is Dennis McLin, Loomis guard rated by Ostrom as the outstanding performer of the recent Sacramento AllStar grid contest. Also from Del On is sophomore quarter back Butch Ynkoji, leading signal-caller for the Wolverines, 250 Attend . Traditional . Camp Stew . GRASS VALLEY ---The 80th annual campstew of the Grass Valley Sportsmens Club, one of western Nevada County's oldest traditional events, was held at Lions Lake Sunday when more than 250 sportsmen and their guests took part in the affair which opened with cocktails at dawn. Frank Gallino was in charge of preparing the 150 gallon stew which in earlier years included hundreds of doves contributed by shooters of the area. Three years ago the department of fish and game ordered a halt to this practice on grounds-that meat of game birds cannot be servedin meals which are sold, After the early morning hospitality hour the guests were served breakfast of steak, bacon, eggs, hotcakes andcoffee. A beanand salad luncheon was served at noon and the big stew was ladled out in the late afternoon. Jack Frank, president of theclub said to be the oMest in California, was host to the guests, Trap shooting was the principal form of competition-during the day. Scottish Rite Club Holds Second Golf Tournament SACRA MENTO----A fourman squad will represent the Golden Hills Scottish Rite Club of Grass Valley at the second annual golf tournament of the Sacramento Valley Scottish Rite to be held at North Ridge Country Club near Sacramento Sept. 21 according to Al Fisher, captain of the Grass Valley team. Playing with Fisher will be Tom Legg, O.F. Lang and K line Johnson. Last year a team representing the local Scottish Rite club placed second in the special club division of the tournament. Robert H. Memering, general chairman of the affair, stated that teams from Marysville, Yuba City, Chico, Redding and Corning were expected tocompete in the tourney, which will be followed by an awards banquet in the North Ridge dinning room; The affair is open to all Scottish Rite members and their Blue Lodge guests, SPRING DELIVERED IN JIERRS MODERN COOLERS T0 Choose Fi WATER 5 GAL. BOTTLES rom Forcasts Faster Sierra Team Others out for the team include Hank Demelo, Roseville qb; Al Annett, Welling, Nevada tackle; Dale Bunch, Chester fullback; Greg Burtis, Quincy back; John Caralton, Auburn end, John Carney, Folsom halfback; Gary Cox, Loomis end; Len Flynn, Herlong tackle; Steve Fulk, Chester end; JohnGaut, Auburn halfback; Bill Grobe, Herlong guard; J. Huckaby, Cool center; Jim Jenkins, Grass Valley guard; Gordon Krook, Elk Grove guard, Bill Lowe, Grass Valle y guard; Frank Luna, Roseville halfback; David Mohamid, Lincoln halfback; Jon Noxom, Colfax fullback; Bob Phillips, Elk Grove fullback; Jim Pitrillo, Colfax center; JimRiolo, Auburn guard; Jim Schull, Truckee tackle; Reg Smart, Truckee center; Richard Smith, Grass Valley quarterback; Harvey Shrumm, Loomis guard; Ted Sarmatt, Auburn halfback; Gene Tennisen, Roseville end; Richard Toscani, Greenville quarterback; Bob Thomson, Lincoln end; Jim Valdiff, Loomis Halfback; Charles Viorel, Lovelock, Nev. quarterback; Don Wil. son, Grass Valley center; John Hurley, Nevada City end. The Wolverines practice nightly at 6 at the Rocklin campus, ALL READY..Nevada Union High School kicks off its 1962 football season Friday at Gridley. Gary Parsons, Miner tackle, is ready for the kickoff, with Jack Osborn, quarterback : holding the ball. 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Varsity Coach Jim Guinn predicts that some of the now Starting players will be replaced and others must “come of age" before he can determine the Miners chances for a championship team. However he says that the roughest game for the Varsity team will be the last game of league play when the Miners meet with Los Plumas on the home turf Nov. 16. Of course he adds that Los ‘Plumag' entire attack is based on two players and that injuries could put the team in the second division by the time the season ends, Guinn is again assisted by Dan O'Neill and Jerry Stafford and the three hope to form an eyen rougher and tougher team than last season, In the Junior Varsity the outlook is even shakier with many untried persons out for the team. However Coach Don F lath and his assistant Bill Lawrence seem unperturbed by the lack of team experience, They predict an undefeated season if the breaks come their way and all the players continue to play with the fire they have had in pre-season practice, The toughest league game for the JV's will probably be against the Oroville eleven. That game will be played in Oroville Saturday Oct, 20, The complete schedulegame time for all games is 6 p.m. follows: Sept. 14, Gridley, there; Sept. 21, Chico, here; Sept. 28, --bye--Oct. 5, Placer*, Auburn; Oct, 12, Marysville*, here; Oct. 20, Oroville*, there; Oct, 26, Sparks, there; Nov. 2, Roseville*, here; Nov. 9, Yuba City*, there; and Nov. 16, Los Plumas*, here, *League Games, Designation of starting and reserve team players will probably be made about Sept. 28 after the coaches have seen the teams in action against Gridley and Chico. 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Page 4..Wednesday, September 12, 1962..The Nevada County NUGGET ROCKLIN ----Sierra College Grid Coach Homer “Buzz” Ostrom welcomed 40 candidates to practice last week and forecast “a bigger, faster and better team” than the Golden Valley Conference squad fielded by the Wolverines last season, Ostrom warned, however, that the team depth w ould be shallow and that injuries and a tough early season schedule could be trouble for the foothill eleven. Sierra faces A merican River JC, College of Sequoias and Sacramento City College in its first three starts. The battles with ARJC and Sacramento could decide a Milhous Tops Junior Horse Show GLENBROOK ---In the final match of the summer season the Junior Horsemen met at the Nevada County Horsemen's grounds on Brunswick Road Sunday afternoon, When the dust had cleared and all points tallied the Milhous, Tobiassen, Fredas and Anderson families had taken most of the Trophies home, First place results yesterday were: Western trail class, open, Roxanne Freitas of Grass Valley; pole bending, 12 years and under, Monty Milhous of North San Juan, first and second; pole bending, . 13 to 17, Pam Scully of. Grass Valley; English equitation , open, Gigi Parkington of Grass Valley; Texas barrel race, 12 and under, Monty Milhous; Texas barrel race, 13 to.17, Maxine Filer of RoughandReady; Tom Thumb race; 8 years and under, Johnny Milhous; Keyhole race, 12 andunder, Monty Milhous; Keyhole race, 13 to 17, Toby Tobiassen; jumping, seat and hands open, Gigi Parkington; eight stake race, 12 and under, Mont y Milhous; eight stake race, 13 to 17, Betty Milhous; musical tires, 12 and under, Monty Milhous;+ musicaltires, 18to17, Maxine Filer. Former Winners Enter Sacramento Motorcycle Race SACRA MENTO---Joe Leonard, SanJose, and Everett Brashear, Beaumont, Tex., a pair of former -Sacramentowinners, are among the early entries announced byJ.C. Agajanian for his 20mile AMA National Championship motorcycle race, here, Sept. 30, at the State Fair Grounds, Agajanian has posted a $5 ,000 purse for the 11-event card, which features the 20mile National for Expert riders andthe 10-mile Amateur final, This year, however, the entire program will be held on one day, rather than spread out overtwo days like it has the past three years, Rounding out the card are six 10-mile heats, a5-mile Expert consolation, and qualifying. Leonard, three-time Grand National Champion, won last year's Sacramento race, while Brashear, the oneeyed Texan, was victorious the year before. Carroll Resweber, four-time Grand National Champion, won Agajanian's initial motorcycle presentation at the State Fair Grounds, mythical Sacramento area “title. “ Ten veteran lettermen are back to anchor the Wolverines, including ‘58 AllConference center Arnold Baker of Roseville; last year's captain Gary Cline, halfback from Tahoe; and ‘61 AllConference Guard Buzz Walker of Elk Grove. Other veterans on theteam are Auburn tackle Nick Ballinger, Grass Valley end Ken Crowder, Nevada City halfback Pat Cummings, Lincoln ends Rich Flores and Doug Massey, end Gene Napper from Applegate, Butch Parker, Folsom end, and Jim Willis, Grass Valley halfback, Most promising newcomer is Dennis McLin, Loomis guard rated by Ostrom as the outstanding performer of the recent Sacramento AllStar grid contest. Also from Del On is sophomore quarter back Butch Ynkoji, leading signal-caller for the Wolverines, 250 Attend . Traditional . Camp Stew . GRASS VALLEY ---The 80th annual campstew of the Grass Valley Sportsmens Club, one of western Nevada County's oldest traditional events, was held at Lions Lake Sunday when more than 250 sportsmen and their guests took part in the affair which opened with cocktails at dawn. Frank Gallino was in charge of preparing the 150 gallon stew which in earlier years included hundreds of doves contributed by shooters of the area. Three years ago the department of fish and game ordered a halt to this practice on grounds-that meat of game birds cannot be servedin meals which are sold, After the early morning hospitality hour the guests were served breakfast of steak, bacon, eggs, hotcakes andcoffee. A beanand salad luncheon was served at noon and the big stew was ladled out in the late afternoon. Jack Frank, president of theclub said to be the oMest in California, was host to the guests, Trap shooting was the principal form of competition-during the day. Scottish Rite Club Holds Second Golf Tournament SACRA MENTO----A fourman squad will represent the Golden Hills Scottish Rite Club of Grass Valley at the second annual golf tournament of the Sacramento Valley Scottish Rite to be held at North Ridge Country Club near Sacramento Sept. 21 according to Al Fisher, captain of the Grass Valley team. Playing with Fisher will be Tom Legg, O.F. Lang and K line Johnson. Last year a team representing the local Scottish Rite club placed second in the special club division of the tournament. Robert H. Memering, general chairman of the affair, stated that teams from Marysville, Yuba City, Chico, Redding and Corning were expected tocompete in the tourney, which will be followed by an awards banquet in the North Ridge dinning room; The affair is open to all Scottish Rite members and their Blue Lodge guests, SPRING DELIVERED IN JIERRS MODERN COOLERS T0 Choose Fi WATER 5 GAL. BOTTLES rom Forcasts Faster Sierra Team Others out for the team include Hank Demelo, Roseville qb; Al Annett, Welling, Nevada tackle; Dale Bunch, Chester fullback; Greg Burtis, Quincy back; John Caralton, Auburn end, John Carney, Folsom halfback;

Gary Cox, Loomis end; Len Flynn, Herlong tackle; Steve Fulk, Chester end; JohnGaut, Auburn halfback; Bill Grobe, Herlong guard; J. Huckaby, Cool center; Jim Jenkins, Grass Valley guard; Gordon Krook, Elk Grove guard, Bill Lowe, Grass Valle y guard; Frank Luna, Roseville halfback; David Mohamid, Lincoln halfback; Jon Noxom, Colfax fullback; Bob Phillips, Elk Grove fullback; Jim Pitrillo, Colfax center; JimRiolo, Auburn guard; Jim Schull, Truckee tackle; Reg Smart, Truckee center; Richard Smith, Grass Valley quarterback; Harvey Shrumm, Loomis guard; Ted Sarmatt, Auburn halfback; Gene Tennisen, Roseville end; Richard Toscani, Greenville quarterback; Bob Thomson, Lincoln end; Jim Valdiff, Loomis Halfback; Charles Viorel, Lovelock, Nev. quarterback; Don Wil. son, Grass Valley center; John Hurley, Nevada City end. The Wolverines practice nightly at 6 at the Rocklin campus, ALL READY...Nevada Union High School kicks off its 1962 football season Friday at Gridley. Gary Parsons, Miner tackle, is ready for the kickoff, with Jack Osborn, quarterback : holding the ball. Bo Tru-Temper Emergency Kit Axe, Shovel, Bar $995 Gun Racks For Cars, Jeeps, Trucks Gun Cases Cleaning Kits Rods Solvent OT AL Oil Patches 10% OFF On ALL SHELLS HAS CLEARANCE OVERSTOCKED Remington Model 722 $9975 300 Reg. $110.35 1599 Remington Model . 722 542595 222 Cal. Reg. $101.25 $3775 Remington Model 740A $3595 30-06 Reg. $139.95 SA495 Mossberg Model 351K 22 Cal. Reg. $41.95 $13! $40.495 Remington Model 12 Nylon $3865 22 Cal. Reg. $39.95 Remington Model 550 22 Cal. Auto. Reg. $49.95 Winchester Model 55 22 Cal. Reg. $20.45 Winchester Model 50 12 gauge Reg. $134.45 Mossberg Model 185KB 20 gauge Reg. $42.95 Jiffy Deer Gambrel (Make Deer Skinning Easy) Reg. $6.95 SPECIAL PRICE Nevada Union Miners To Open Season In Gridley GRASS VALLEY---The Nevada Union Miners open the grid season Friday in a practice tilt with Gridley at Gridley. Varsity Coach Jim Guinn predicts that some of the now Starting players will be replaced and others must “come of age" before he can determine the Miners chances for a championship team. However he says that the roughest game for the Varsity team will be the last game of league play when the Miners meet with Los Plumas on the home turf Nov. 16. Of course he adds that Los ‘Plumag' entire attack is based on two players and that injuries could put the team in the second division by the time the season ends, Guinn is again assisted by Dan O'Neill and Jerry Stafford and the three hope to form an eyen rougher and tougher team than last season, In the Junior Varsity the outlook is even shakier with many untried persons out for the team. However Coach Don F lath and his assistant Bill Lawrence seem unperturbed by the lack of team experience, They predict an undefeated season if the breaks come their way and all the players continue to play with the fire they have had in pre-season practice, The toughest league game for the JV's will probably be against the Oroville eleven. That game will be played in Oroville Saturday Oct, 20, The complete schedulegame time for all games is 6 p.m. follows: Sept. 14, Gridley, there; Sept. 21, Chico, here; Sept. 28, --bye--Oct. 5, Placer*, Auburn; Oct, 12, Marysville*, here; Oct. 20, Oroville*, there; Oct, 26, Sparks, there; Nov. 2, Roseville*, here; Nov. 9, Yuba City*, there; and Nov. 16, Los Plumas*, here, *League Games, Designation of starting and reserve team players will probably be made about Sept. 28 after the coaches have seen the teams in action against Gridley and Chico. At this time there are more than forty players out for each team, Deer Bags REMINGTON@WINCHESTER@SAVAGE @MOSSBERG@ITHICA @COLEMAN —_— For Comfort In CampColeman Stoves, Lanterns, Mantles & Parts ~~. > . = Sleeping Bags From 510% Air Mattresses From $400 Camp Cots $995 From Waterproof Ground Covers 94" x 90"..Ideal for placing under sleeping bags..or for overhead shelter $459 e@ Ice Chests @ Jugs e Canteens e Mess Kits (e) < ; (e) \ AS ]@ ion @ %O Ps Ww ° oe @ Re) <a I EN A aa all ee Register Here For The Hunter's. Contest Sponsored by the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce Broad Street, Nevada City a4 Main Street, Grass Valley <*#¥ Ask for your S & H Green Stamps * { 1] tT 1