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Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2002” Presented by the Yakima Valley Sports Authority 6th Grade Boys’ Check www.ieaau.org for up to date schedule and results. Final Results Rafer Johnson 1960, Athletics Parry O’Brien 1959, Athletics Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss 1 1 Yakima Bulls 50 19 Goldendale “Timberwolves” (+5,-2=3) 41 2 2 Sunnyside Ballerz 3 2 2 10 Selah “Sonics” (+2, -1 = 1) 4 1 3 6 Richland Eagles 3 2 3 7 Richland “Tarheels” (-5,1= -4) 4 1 4 5 Yakima Bombers 2 3 4 11 Harrah “Panthers” 2 3 5 4 West Valley “Rams” 1 4 5 8 Richland Court Marshals 1 4 6 3 Grandview Century 21 “Young Guns” 1 4 6 12 Wapato “Flyers” 0 5 Glenn Davis 1958, Athletics Bobby J. Morrow1957, Athletics Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss 1 16 Burbank 50 119 Ellensburg Telephone Wildcats 50 2 14 Grandview “Hornets” 4 1 2 20 Sunnyside Jongsma 4 1 3 17 Finley Flyers 2 3 3 21 Yakima West Side Boys (-4,15=11) 2 3 4 15 Benton City US Linen & Uniforms 2 3 4 22 Kittitas Coyotes (4,-2=2) 2 3 5 18 Richland “Dawgs” 1 4 5 23 West Valley Generals (-15,2=-13) 2 3 6 13 Sunnyside Magic 1 4 6 24 Yakima Crusaders 0 5 Patricia McCormick 1956, Diving Harrison Dillard 1955, Athletics Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss 1 26 Sunnyside Christian 41 131 West Valley Blue Devils 50 2 25 Pasco 4 1 2 32 Naches Rangers 4 1 3 28 Kennewick Desert Hills - Welch 3 2 3 36 East Valley “Warriors” 3 2 4 29 Richland “Patroits” 2 3 4 34 Yakima Desert Construction 2 3 5 30 Granger Spartans 1 4 5 35 Selah Vikings 1 4 6 27 East Valley Dream Team 1 4 6 33 Zillah “Mid Valley Panthers” 0 5 Malvin G. Whitfield 1954, Athletics Sammy Lee 1953, Diving Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss Place No Team (Final Standings) Win Loss 1 37 Benton City Ki-Be Market 50 148 Toppenish “Dads Dribblers” 50 2 40 East Valley Patroits 4 1 2 43 East Valley “Little Devils” 4 1 3 39 West Valley “Royal Purple Knights” 3 2 3 44 Prosser “Bulls” (-2,15=13) 2 3 4 38 Prosser Stallions 2 3 4 45 Zillah “ICE” (2, -2=0) 2 3 5 42 Wapato Lil Wolves 1 4 5 47 Selah Sun Devils (-15, +2=-13) 2 3 6 41 Cle Elum Wolverines 0 5 6 46 Union Gap 0 5 January 26, 2002 6 Richland Eagles 47 5 Yakima Bombers 33 January 26, 2002 1 Yakima Bulls 60 3 Grandview Century 21 “Young Guns” 39 January 26, 2002 2 Sunnyside Ballerz 35 4 West Valley “Rams” 29 January 26, 2002 9 Goldendale “Timberwolves” 45 7 Richland “Tarheels” 40 January 26, 2002 10 Selah “Sonics” 55 8 Richland Court Marshalls 50 January 26, 2002 17 Finley Flyers 36 18 Richland “Dawgs” 32 January 26, 2002 15 Benton City US Linen & Uniforms 36 13 Sunnyside Magic 33 January 26, 2002 16 Burbank 44 14 Grandview “Hornets” 35 January 26, 2002 23 West Valley Generals 45 24 Yakima Crusaders 22 January 26, 2002 19 Ellensburg Telephone Wildcats 52 21 Yakima West Side Boys 29 January 26, 2002 20 Sunnyside Jongsma 15 22 Kittitas Coyotes 0 January 26, 2002 29 Richland “Patroits” 52 30 Granger Spartans 16 January 26, 2002 25 Pasco 41 27 East Valley Dream Team 39 January 26, 2002 26 Sunnyside Christian 32 28 Kennewick Desert Hills – Welch 31 January 26, 2002 36 East Valley “Warriors” 38 35 Selah Vikings 33 January 26, 2002 31 West Valley Blue Devils 49 33 Zillah “Mid-Valley Panthers” 37 January 26, 2002 32 Naches Rangers 33 34 Yakima Desert Construction 31 January 26, 2002 42 Wapato Lil Wolves 33 Practice 41 Cle Elum Wolverines 23 January 26, 2002 37 Benton City Ki-Be Market 36 39 West Valley “Royal Purple Knights” 28 January 26, 2002 40 East Valley Patroits 35 38 Prosser Stallions 27 January 26, 2002 43 East Valley “Little Devils” 50 45 Zillah “ICE” 27 January 26, 2002 48 Toppenish “Dads Dribblers” 38 Practice 47 Selah Sun Devils 21 Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2002” Presented by the Yakima Valley Sports Authority 6th Grade Boys’ Page 2 February 2, 2002 3 Grandview Century 21 “Young Guns” 48 2 Sunnyside Ballerz 45 February 2, 2002 1 Yakima Bulls 63 5 Yakima Bombers 27 February 2, 2002 10 Selah “Sonics” 56 12 Wapato “Flyers” 43 February 2, 2002 7 Richland “Tarheels” 34 11 Harrah “Panthers” 30 February 2, 2002 16 Burbank 37 18 Richland “Dawgs” 24 February 2, 2002 14 Grandview “Hornets” 41 15 Benton City US Linen & Uniforms 30 February 2, 2002 13 Sunnyside Magic 33 Overtime 17 Finley Flyers 30 February 2, 2002 22 Kittitas Coyotes 50 24 Yakima Crusaders 16 February 2, 2002 20 Sunnyside Jongsma 42 21 Yakima West Side Boys 30 February 2, 2002 28 Kennewick Desert Hills – Welch 50 30 Granger Spartans 21 February 2, 2002 27 East Valley Dream Team 39 26 Sunnyside Christian 36 February 2, 2002 25 Pasco 51 29 Richland “Patroits” 40 February 2, 2002 36 East Valley “Warriors” 17 34 Yakima Desert Construction 16 February 2, 2002 32 Naches Rangers 39 33 Zillah “Mid-Valley Panthers” 23 February 2, 2002 31 West Valley Blue Devils 46 35 Selah Vikings 35 February 2, 2002 *40 East Valley Patroits 39 42 Wapato Lil Wolves 18 February 2, 2002 39 West Valley “Royal Purple Knights” 28 38 Prosser Stallions 23 February 2, 2002 37 Benton City Ki-Be Market 52 41 Cle Elum Wolverines 22 February 2, 2002 44 Prosser “Bulls 37 *40 East Valley Patroits 36 February 2, 2002 48 Toppenish “Dads Dribblers” 37 45 Zillah “ICE” 27 February 2, 2002 47 Selah Sun Devils 53 46 Union Gap 26 February 9, 2002 4 West Valley “Rams” 51 3 Grandview Century 21 “Young Guns” 44 February 9, 2002 1 Yakima Bulls 55 6 Richland Eagles 28 February 9, 2002 2 Sunnyside Ballerz 48 5 Yakima Bombers 37 February 9, 2002 10 Selah “Sonics” 28 9 Goldendale “Timberwolves” 26 February 9, 2002 7 Richland “Tarheels” 31 12 Wapato “Flyers” 30 February 9, 2002 11 Harrah “Panthers” 47 8 Richland Court Marshalls 42 February 9, 2002 16 Burbank 47 15 Benton City US Linen & Uniforms 32 February 9, 2002 18 Richland “Dawgs” 31 13 Sunnyside Magic 12 February 9, 2002 14 Grandview “Hornets” 38 17 Finley Flyers 28 February 9, 2002 22 Kittitas Coyotes 44 21 Yakima West Side Boys 40 February 9, 2002 19 Ellensburg Telephone Wildcats 58 24 Yakima Crusaders 17 February 9, 2002 20 Sunnyside Jongsma 38 23 West Valley Generals 29 February 9, 2002 28 Kennewick Desert Hills – Welch 38 27 East Valley Dream Team 34 February 9, 2002 25 Pasco 38 30 Granger Spartans 26 February 9, 2002 26 Sunnyside Christian 55 29 Richland “Patroits” 41 February 9, 2002 34 Yakima Desert Construction 33 33 Zillah “Mid-Valley Panthers” 29 February 9, 2002 31 West Valley Blue Devils 44 36 East Valley “Warriors” 38 February 9, 2002 32 Naches Rangers 40 35 Selah Vikings 22 February 9, 2002 40 East Valley Patroits 30 Practice 39 West Valley “Royal Purple Knights” 15 February 9, 2002 37 Benton City Ki-Be Market 61 42 Wapato Lil Wolves 19 February 9, 2002 38 Prosser Stallions 37 41 Cle Elum Wolverines 26 February 9, 2002 44 Prosser “Bulls 46 46 Union Gap 8 February 9, 2002 43 East Valley “Little Devils” 48 47 Selah Sun Devils 27 February 16, 2002 48 Toppenish “Dads Dribblers” 53 46 Union Gap 30 February 16, 2002 *44 Prosser “Bulls 36 Practice 45 Zillah “ICE” 33 February 16, 2002 43 East Valley “Little Devils” 45 *44 Prosser “Bulls 26 February 16, 2002 2 Sunnyside Ballerz 50 7 Richland “Tarheels” 37 February 16, 2002 3 Grandview Century 21 “Young Guns” 62 8 Richland Court Marshalls 18 February 16, 2002 1 Yakima Bulls 41 9 Goldendale “Timberwolves” 29 February 16, 2002 4 West Valley “Rams” 44 10 Selah “Sonics” 34 February 16, 2002 5 Yakima Bombers 63 11 Harrah “Panthers” 43 February 16, 2002 6 Richland Eagles 46 12 Wapato “Flyers” 24 February 16, 2002 19 Ellensburg Telephone Wildcats 47 13 Sunnyside Magic 22 February 16, 2002 14 Grandview “Hornets” 38 21 Yakima West Side Boys 36 February 16, 2002 20 Sunnyside Jongsma 52 15 Benton City US Linen & Uniforms 50 February 16, 2002 16 Burbank 39 33 Zillah Middle Valley Panthers 17 February 16, 2002 17 Finley Flyers 50 24 Yakima Crusaders 30 February 16, 2002 18 Richland “Dawgs” 15 22 Kittitas Coyotes 0 February 16, 2002 23 West Valley Generals 35 25 Pasco 32 February 16, 2002 26 Sunnyside Christian 41 34 Yakima Desert Construction 37 Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Winter League “2002” Presented by the Yakima Valley Sports Authority 6th Grade Boys’ Page 3 February 23, 2002 5 Yakima Bombers 52 3 Grandview Century 21 “Young Guns” 50 February 23, 2002 2 Sunnyside Ballerz 51 6 Richland Eagles 31 February 23, 2002 1 Yakima Bulls 59 4 West Valley “Rams” 26 February 23, 2002 9 Goldendale “Timberwolves” 43 11 Harrah “Panthers” 28 February 23, 2002 8 Richland Court Marshalls 40 12 Wapato “Flyers” 30 February 23, 2002 7 Richland “Tarheels” 39 10 Selah “Sonics” 38 February 23, 2002 17 Finley Flyers 15 15 Benton City US Linen & Uniforms 0 February 23, 2002 14 Grandview “Hornets” 43 18 Richland “Dawgs” 14 February 23, 2002 16 Burbank 34 13 Sunnyside Magic 21 February 23, 2002 21 Yakima West Side Boys 40 23 West Valley Generals 19 February 23, 2002 20 Sunnyside Jongsma 67 24 Yakima Crusaders 23 February 23, 2002 19 Ellensburg Telephone Wildcats 58 22 Kittitas Coyotes 25 February 23, 2002 29 Richland “Patroits” 45 27 East Valley Dream Team 28 February 23, 2002 26 Sunnyside Christian 45 30 Granger Spartans 19 February 23, 2002 25 Pasco 54 28 Kennewick Desert Hills – Welch 27 February 23, 2002 35 Selah Vikings 46 33 Zillah “Mid-Valley Panthers” 34 February 23, 2002 32 Naches Rangers 45 36 East Valley “Warriors” 35 February 23, 2002 31 West Valley Blue Devils 40 34 Yakima Desert Construction 33 February 23, 2002 39 West Valley “Royal Purple Knights” 30 41 Cle Elum Wolverines 24 February 23, 2002 38 Prosser Stallions 23 42 Wapato
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    P~iV~l~iWune riat .Ialluetin PUBLFHED D0.9ZL ander oOrder of THE fAJ'IDtNTi1 of THE VNZTED ST.MTEJ by COMMITTEE on PLBEZC ZNFORAZATION GEORGE CREEL, Chatragsa * * COMPLETE Record of U. J. GOVERANMENT .activitles VoL. 3 WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919. No. 517 SUPERVISION. ISDISCONTINUED Return Passage to America MEMORANDUM MADE PUBLIC OF EGYPTIAN COTTON IMPORTS For Travelers Now in Europe BY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Is Pradically Impossible, RELATING TO BLAIR CASES War Trade Board Ruling Di- Ambassqdor Davis Cables penses with Textile Alliance NOW BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT Indorsenent on Bills. Ambassador Davis,. at iAndon, has cabled to the State Department of the Questions Involving Testimony in The War Trade Board announces, in a difficulties of obtaining return passage new ruling (W. T. B. Rt. 583), that the to the UnIt.d States at this time. le Michigan Senatorial Inquiry Be- supervision heretofore exeresed by the sent this me'sage to Acting Fier-retary fore New York Grand Jury Up War Trade Board through the Textile Polk: Alliance (Inc.) over the importation of for Review - Government View. Egyptian cotton, has been discontinued, "In case of the issue of passports and Import licenses may now be issued to officials or others who desire to The Department of Justice has issued without requiring the Indorsoment of the viait Europe for short periods deem the following memorandum as to the bill of lading to the Textile Alliffice (Inc.). it necessary to state for your infor- cases of Frank V. Blair et al. v. United Colleetors of customs have been in- mation that it is practically impos- States, pending In the Supreme Court of structed to permit entry under outstand- sible to obtain return passage to the the United States: ing licenses without indorsement to the United States at the present time.
  • Aaker, Bradley H

    Aaker, Bradley H

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