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Sports Cougars earn 19th victory by Sherri Michaels Mt. Hood’s Terrence Ransom were ejected from the second half of the game, each receiving a double-technical foul. “Joe Clarizio was pushed twice by Terrence Ramson of Mt. Hood before retaliating with raised fists and swing,” ac cording to Mary Grout, athletic trainer for Clackamas Com munity College. Terry Newton shot for Clackamas making one basket out of two, while Sean Mitchell shot for Mt. Hood, receiving both points. Reporting II Class FOR THE PIN- Clackamas Community College wrestler William “Junior” Taylor wrestles his opponent to the mat in Saturday’s Clackamas Invitational Tournament held in Randall Hall. Taylor won the 150 pound match and the Cougars claimed second in the tournament. Bowlers needed to compete in matches by Christopher Curran Sports Editor “Getting people to show up is our main problem,” said Clackamas Community College Bowling coach Mick McMahon. The bowling team consists of two bowlers on the men’s team and zero on the women’s team. McMahon stressed that the ‘earn is “still in need of more teople.” The college and McMahon are trying to build a team for the upcoming Associated Col lege Unions International tour nament. The qualifying match will be held Feb. 12 at 2:30 p.m. at Canby Bowl. The regional ACUI tournament is Feb. 20-21 at the Universtity of Oregon in Eugene. The pre-qualifying matches at Canby Bowl have an entry fee of $5.50. People who want to participate can register with Paul Kyllo in the student ac tivities office. The tournament is open to any Clackamas student who is taking at least seven credit hours and maintaining a two- point grade average. The regional tournament fees will be paid for by the Clackamas Associated Student Government. Those fees include transportation, bowling fees, motel, and food for the Friday and Saturday tournament. It only takes one credit hour to be eligible for the College’s bowling team. To qualify for scholarships only 10 credit hours are required. “It’s not difficult to build a national junior college cham pionship team,” said McMahon, who is coaching the team on a volunteer basis, “we’re encouraging people to show up.” Anyone interested in joining the team or bowling in the ACUI tournament should contact Mick McMahon. Seven days a week at Canby Bowl at 266-9111. Tonight at 8 p.m. the Clackamas Community College men’s basketball team will host Lane Community College in Randall Hall. On Jan. 30 Clackamas went south to Coos Bay to battle the Lakers of Southwestern Oregon Community College. The Cougars outscored the Lakers 37-23 in the second half to emerge victorious with a final score of 62-53. Free throw shooting was a major factor in the game. Clackamas shot 23-30 for 77 percent and Southwestern Oregon shot 10-17 for 58 per cent. Clackamas’ Pete Newlin lead all scorers with 20 points. Terry Newton and Rick Flemmer add ed 14 and 12 points respectively for the Cougars. The Lakers were lead by the 17 points of Ken Hausinger. Center Robert Enge, who had a game high 21 rebounds, added 12 points, and Eric Epps con tributed 10 for the Lakers. Boxing or basketball, that was the question on the minds of several fans Jan. 28, at Qackamas Community College after the Cougars beat Mt. Hood Saints, 59-50. Clackamas’ Joe Clarizo and READY FOR ACTION- Members of the Clackamas menU basketball team practice in hopes of increasing their record to 20® tonight against Lane. ____________ 1 v< Classifieds à 22 CALIBUR RIFLE: Price negotiable. Excellent condition call Scott x309 or 655-7351. For Sale COFFEE TABLE with matching end table, $50. Call Kelly or Brad before 3pm ext. 233, after 3pm at 657-9378. ICE SKATES: Riedell Silver Stars, with single blade, size 5*/2B. In great condi tion, $50 OBO. 775-2605. 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Contact Amy TIMEX SINCLAIR 1000 PC w/ 16k ram module & Mixed Game Bag 1 tape $50 OBO. Call Lyn x309 or 632-8278. .Basketball „ The Clackamas women’s basketball team played tremen- Jous game Wednesday against Hood community College, pjnaj score was <XC 50, Mt. jfood 54. Terri Boling led the team in re bounds with eight total, followed by Mitze Finn with seven. Cyn- thia Otis did not share in re-. bounds, but came in as one of the greatest shows on defense. The leading scorers of the night were Karla Tiano with 12 points and Ann Schlegelmilch with 10. Bobbi Crenshaw had a great night also with a wild shot from behind the backboard that brought Clackamas within two points of Mt Hood in the final five minutbs of the game, During the second half, N Hood coach Andy McClouske walked on to the floor during play, resulting in another doi ble technical foul, Newton coi men ted that “I thought he w going to get his chair and ! down in the middle of t floor.” Newton consequent shot the fouls making o point. Newton summed it up be why the Cougars beat the Sain for the sixth consecutive year Randall Hall. “We got lucky YORX STEREO: AM/FM, 8-track, cassette, turntable, 2 speakers, built-in clock with alarm, stand included $125; AM/FM stereo with turntable, 8-track & 2 speakers $75. Call Kim or Tim 659-5674 leave message. WEANER PIGS: Duroc breed registerable, for futher information call 632-6443. 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