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About The print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1977-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1978)
sports Cindermen take few places but set records The men's track team was not quite as successful as the wo men's team in the National meet held last week in Cham paign. III. Two personal records were set and two fourth place finis hers were recorded by the men. Kelly Britz and Randy Bol- liger both placed fourth for the men's team. Britz ran a 1:51.2 while Bolliger put the shot 50-91/2for his place. Dave Reed set a new school Area college students studying various styles of rate got a chance to use their skills at Lewis and ark College last Saturday. A Tae Kwon Do mrnament was held in the college's gym and a « students from Clackamas were among the par- and personal record with a 47-2 triple jump in the qualify ing flight. Reed managed to place fifth in the meet but could not repeat his record jump. Mark Nugen, the college's decathlon representative scored 6,349 points to place tenth and set a new personal record. The event was won by Mike Gardner of Ricks Community College with a new meet record high of 7,220 points. ticipants. Showing the form that won him fourth place in men's lightweight full-contact white belt division, Brian Snook throws a spinning buck kick at opponent's head. new defensive coach Former defensive coach for e College's football team, Paul skum received an extension on s coaching career last week hen he signed with Mt. Hood jmmunity College as the defen- /e coordinator for the Saints. "The whole thing started a luple of weeks ago when I went I'er to Mt. Hood and talked ¡th Marv Hiebert (Mt. Hood's ¡ad football coach), about some I our players who -were plan ing to transfer there," Fiskum "He said at that time that his ¡tensive coordinator was plan ing to retire and that I should eep the job in mind," he said. Dave Anderson, a sopho more centerfielder for the Clackamas baseball team, was named to the. Oregon Com munity College Athletic As sociation first team All-star squad. Andersen hit .394 in league and led the OCCAA in triples with six. Andersen also tied the mark for triples in a single season at the college with seven three-baggers. Named to the OCCAA Sec ond team were first baseman Wayne Snoderly, and pitch ers Jim Coffman and Bob Tollefsen. Honorable Men tion picks were utility in fielder Ron Northcutt, third baseman Shawn Riley, out fielder Terry Quinn and pit cher Bob Simril. Sirnril set records for win ningpercentage for one season ¡(1.000,5-0) and career (.889, Wednesday, May 24, 1978 "So he called back about a week ago and asked if I wanted the job. I said yes I did, and that's all there is to it." "The good thing about this set-up is that my schedule will allow me to remain at Clackamas and run the Community Rec creation program. I have also applied to run the Intramural program, because I see that as being right up my alley in Com munity recreation," Fiskum said. Mt. Hood has a great team and a lot of good personnel. There are six or seven returning defen sive players. Marty Pinz, a Clack amas standout will also be there. " I do have some ideas of 8-1). Tollefesen set several Cougar records by surpassing career marks. He hurled 130 innings (previous record 101 2/3) and allowed only 118 hits (old record 87). Tollefsen also totalled 12 wins over two . years, bettering the record of nine. The second day of compe- tion in an intramural decath lon track meet is being held tomorrow from 11 a.m. to noon. The meet started on Tuesday with the 440-yard dash, the long jump and the 880. The 100-yard dash, the high jump and the mile will be on the agenda for Thursday. All events are run under the Oregon Junior College Athle tic association rules. Trophies will be awarded to the top pojnt-scorers of both sexes. Entrants need not compete in all the events^j areas in the defensive that we need to work on and perhaps change," Fiskum.said. Paul Fiskum "Everyone seems to him." Mt. Hood sophomore de fensive players, Mike Cartwright said. "He has introduced new training techniques that are really helpful after a six-month layoff." Kelly Britz took fourth place with a 1:15.2 800-meter time. Britz competed in the national championships in Champaign, III. used ooks ( J HEN house BEAUTY SHOP B JZW ¿Síiotl 615 7th St . Ü 655-9277 ' Oregon City 485 PORTLAND AVENUE GLADSTONE, OREGON 97027 I books Phone 655-2060 Hrs. 9-5 Closed Thursday . Page 9