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About The print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1977-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1979)
Raquetball on the rise »■ni sees the game as a sport anyone can play. “Raquetball is so much I easier than tennis to play,” said Raquetball is an up and Hutt. “Even if you are not coming sport, to say the least, ' athleticaly inclined you can and this intense interest in the come down and get together sport, whether it local or with someone of your own nationwide, has prompted an ability and have fun. Any increase in facilities to ac housewife can play.” comodate raquetball fans. Not only is the game fun, but Locally the Milwaukie it is as good for you as Cheerios Raquetball Club, just off Mc Loughlin Blvd., is doing a when played regularly. “It’s, a very good con good job of providing such ditioning sport because it does facilities for avid ball-pounders. involve a lot of movement,” CCC itself offers classes at said Hutt. “But you do have to MRC on Monday, Wednesday, come down and play regularly Jackamas student returns shot at Milwaukie Raquetball Club. Photo by Pat Carlson and Friday at 8 a.m. to get anything out of it. Just Bobbie Hutt, manager of like any other sport it takes Milwaukie Raquetball Club, repetition to get condition. ” Although exact figures are not available, MRC, which has been open for two years now,' carries quite a few members. “We have a very good size membership and one reason is Irian Rood strong second half threat from be Print we are well accomodated to COCC to hang on to a 97-90 meet their needs,” said Hutt. he Clackamas men’s eagers win. Not only does MRC furnish e .500 for the week, sui It was a complete turn the courts,’ but also a weight ng a disappointing loss to around on Friday night as the room and sauna, as well as the ¡Mountain on Wednesday, CCC men were outscored from usual locker room for its 64, and coming back on the field but were able to win lay io capture a 97-90 vic- the game from the free throw patrons. “A lot of people make use of rover COCC. line, hitting about 80 percent the saunas and weight room, raainst Blue Mountain, from the charity stripe. Coach as well as the whirlpools which ckamas went into the locker Tirrilffelt that the team probably we have for both men and m at the half with a 42-39 played their, best overall women members,” Hutt said. antage. Clackamas then basketball of the year in the first Rates for students are more into some difficulty as they half of that game. than fair at MRC as they pay a e outgunned in the second Dan Slick lead the way with yearly rate of $35 in com 36-22, and virtually gave 28 points and also yanked parison to the individual game away. The Cougars down 11 rebounds. Randy regular rate of $60 and the I eight for 18 from the line Worsech was second for the family rate of $90 per year. e Blue Mountain hit on 19 Cougs with 18 while Tom Tirrill However, with the high |8, which really tells the and Johnny Williams each had ’in a nutshell. amount of membership now 16. Williams also had 12 registered, courts at MRC must the second half we were rebounds. David Brumley lead be reserved. layed and did not play, COCC with 21 points in a So if you’re looking for enough intensity on losing effort.. something to do in your spare ense,” said Coach Len The Cougar men are now time, or can’t seem to get the ill. “The free throw line one game below .500 in league hang of yhour tennis game, go Jus,” he added. at four wins and five losses. ahead and try raquetball. After in Slick led the Cougars In action this week the 14 points and also pulled Cougars will travel to Pen Glen Johndohl pulls up for a jumper in Wednesday’s loss. all, if any housewife can do it, why not you? n 11 rebounds. Tom Tirrill dleton to play Blue Mountain Photo by Kelly Lauglin Mark Schroder added 12 again tonight and will be back , while Randy Worsech home on Friday for a tough lied 10 rebounds. game with Linn-Benton. Tip Friday’s contest the off for both league games will gars were able to hold off a be 8 p.m.> By Mark McNeary Of The Print I.J tale Cagers plit in league Basketball for all 8 College Intramural possible membership in the .etball. program is in full league contact Tom Tirrill of g with games being played the Men’s&asketball team. ^Tuesday and Thursday a.m. and noon in Randall i ■ There are six teams in TRI-CITY BOWL league so far with two MOLALLA AVE »being played at 11 a.m. AT ¡one at noon on contest 0. Oh Thank Heavens for ^SIEVED OPEN 7 Days a Week 24 HOURS Hot to Go and : *Wine f WARNER MILNE RD league features some good talent with Jeff ,on, formerly of the fte’s men’s team and a pout at Clackamas High I, as well as some very off-the-wall talent. M more informatin on b PO BOX 292 SEVHARKSON Owner Manager Pinball Pool Bowling 656-5229 Id to Go ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Enjoy bur February * ★ Groceries * sandwich special $ *Bever Hot Ham »Cheese * <t-l OQ r $129 ♦ *Beer ★★ Plus Imported Beer ★★ Assorted Pastries and Hot Coffee for your Morning Delight 7th and Washington, Oregon City esday, Feb. 7,1979 Page 7 Colors by Muriseli Color Services Lab
