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Cougars down Grays Harbor 17-13 « Greg Hoff recovers a Grays Harbor fumble as defensive end Kim Roehl and other teammates look on. The game, one of twoJ coming events, was won by the Cougars by a score of 17-13. It Clackamas Community College's football team boosted their win-loss record to 5-4 for the season in their game Saturday as they de feated Grays Harbor 17-13. Clackamas' scoring began just five min utes into the first quarter with a 92 yard drive. In the drive, quarterback Pat Moran passed the ball twice to receivers J.B. Bur ton (13 yard pass) and to Steve Rumrey for a 26 yarder. The Cougar squad rushed the ball eight times with Andy Phillips finishing the Cou gar score with a seven yard dash into the end zone. Buddy Patnode kicked in the extra point giving the Cougars a 7-0 lead. Early in the second period. Patnode booted a 28 yard field goal giving the Cou gars a 10 point lead. The Cougars' strong defense supported them throughout the first half. There were three fumble recoveries; Bill Sehorn made a fumble recovery on the Cougars' 16 yard Treasure Valley: last game Saturday the Clackamas Community Col lege football squad will travel to Ontario, Oregon to take on Treasure Valley Com munity College in the two school's tradi tional season-end clash. The Treasure Valley Chuckers are 1-6 for the 76 season prior to their Nov. 6 game. The Treasure Valley series has been a close one over the years with the Chuckers holding a 3-2 edge. Past scores are: 1971, Treasure Valley 42-6; 1972, Treasure Val ley, 19-13, 1973, Clackamas, 26-14; 1974, Clackamas, 25-24; and 1975, Treasure Val ley, 34-20. The Clackamas passing attack has shown signs of regaining its brilliance of the past during the last two games. Thus far this season, the Cougars have been basically a running team, but now they once again have a balanced attack. This balance, plus the tenacious defense, gives hope for the rest of the season. The kickoff time is 1:30 p.m. Volleybailers heading for playoffs In league play last week, Clackamas ings, topped only by Mt. Hood with a 5-1 Community College's volleyball team downed record. Linn-Benton 15-5 and 15-10. Next league play is scheduled for tonight. The women volleyballers also played a This will be the Cougar squad's last home tough Mt. Hood squad. Although winning match and they will be hosting George Fox their first game, 15-12 they were beaten in College. Game time is 6:30 p.m. the next two, giving the match win to the Saints. As Coach Connie Wilson stated concern- ning the team's loss, "The team played a strong, highly spirited game against Mt. Hood, The Clackamas Community College bowl but as with all competitive teams, some times they suffer a loss of momentum and ing team split a match with Pacific University this was the case in their clash against the last Thursday, Nov. 4, as the women won 4-0 and the men dropped their match 1-3. Saints. The CCC Women are now in second The bowling team's next match is at and place in their division, 6-2 in league stand- against Portland Community College. CCC bowlers split Page 8 line, Chris Conklin made a recovery! the 30 yard line, and defensive back! Schneider grabbed a fumble near thl gars' 50 yard line. | Grays Harbor scored their first! down in the third quarter with a 1 pass making the score 10-7. The Cougars' second touchdowrl after Schneider made his fumble reE which put the Cougars on Grays Hl 49 yardline. Patnode took advantage! Cougars' field position with a 43 yai to Rumrey, putting the ball on the! line. Three plays later Lucky Riel jumped one yard into the end zone] the Cougars a ten point lead 17-7. The Chokers managed to find tl zone once more during the game wi| e ACADEMIC ■ RESEARCH ' PAPERS « 1 THOUSANDS ON FILE g Send $1.00 for your up-to-date, I 192-page, mail order catalog. I 11926 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, Ca. 90025 Original research also available. Enclosed is $1.00. Please rush the catalog to: 11 I 1 C Name______ ;____________________ I Address________________________ • I City------------------------------------------------ e State_________________ Zip______ .] Clackamas Community*!
