Cougar print., May 05, 1977, Page 13, Image 13

fens portrays team characters
my Likens runs the 440 and 880
aces for the Clackamas Community
women's track team, a squad which
is (participants talented in areas of
g,lumping and throwing. Besides her
ig abilities, Likens has a talent that
m hadn't counted on. Her flair is for
|h|h she has put to use in the follow-
mabout her fellow teammates.
The Track Team?
r the Dodger, clown of the town,
of the craziest ladies around.
Rnanian Terror is the fastest of all.
Led quite closely by Darcie the
re's a crazy-legged driver and a left-
ed writer,
Bd-on-the-head with Spider beside
ering the distance, who takes it in
n little Jean,
nning machine.
dies belong to Verna, a flower
dy is jumping with muscles and
destruction to the inner-field
n liams and Freddy the Nerf.
he newest, with a three-fingered
to Puckett when she crosses the
Spear-throwing Tami walks with a lean.
This is because of the weight from her
ring.
Felix's the one who's so picky and clean.
I'm sorry I said that, it was kinda mean.
The Super-sleuth lady's from the P.I.L.,
There's a lot more to her, but she'll
never tell.
Pig-pen's a jumper with her uni a mess.
What she's been into is too hard to guess.
Becky's the royalty of this crazy team.
A dairy queen princess selling yogurt and
cream.
The lady who tapes up these women of
woes?
It's only Eileen, cause it's all that she
knows.
From Monday to Sunday they're running
around.
Never a moment are they touching the
ground.
When they roll into town with a hearse
for a car,
The people who live there head straight
for the bar.
For it's Roger and Dodger, clown of the
town.
Head of the wackiest trackies around.
Likens included each member of the
team in this poem and attempted to portray
some of the originality and diverse person­
alities of the women competitors. The theme
of the poem is fun, however, which is what
Tammy Likens
. . .enjoys writing poetry and running track
this track season has been for most of the
girls in Likens' view.
Likens has been writing verse for years,
but hasn't ever taken much interest in being
published. "I just do it for fun or for
friends," she said. Track has been one of her
main interests since she began running as a
freshman at Marshall High School. "I tried
to combine two things that I really liked in
this poem," Likens said, "Besides it was for
the track team and they all seem to like
it."
iters downed by SWOCCZ prepare for State
ackamas Community College men's
m picked up 59% points and fin-
rpnd in a three-way meet against
tern Oregon CC and Umpqua CC
■ on the SWOCC campus.
[western Oregon won the meet with
points while Umpqua brought up the
¡■with 31 total points.
: The Cougars went 1-2 in the shot, which
vas won by Dale Veith at 49-61/2 followed
ly Jeff Harmon at 48-7. Ralph Balducci
wished fourth for Clackamas at 44-4%.
Frank Gibson won the high jump for
||e Cougars with a leap of 6-4, and Jeff
■ptook the javelin in 190-4.
and Tim Weller,
hurdler Lynn
Frank Gibson,
Ramsey, who
in the pole vault; Clackamas'
Teuscher and high jumper
and Blue Mountain's Don
should contend in a tight
mile run field.
The team battle will concentrate on
second place where Clackamas, Linn-Benton
and Southwestern Oregon all have possibili­
ties.
Events will begin Friday at 1:45 p.m.
with preliminaries in the hurdles.
The women's team championship will
also be contested at Clackamas with Central
Oregon playing the favorite. Clackamas'
top women's team does not belong to the
OCCAA women's association and thus will
not compete.
Women host hood
Finishing their season on Monday, May
9, the Clackamas Community College wo­
men's tennis team will be hosting Mt. Hood
CC in a league encounter at 1 p.m.
The following weekend. May 13 and 14,
Mt. Hood will be hosting the Southern
Area Tourney for the women's tennis teams.
Included in the tournament will be Mt.
Hood, Lane, Clackamas and Clark.
Kelly Sullivan won the three-mile for
Commenting on the upcoming tourna­
^Has in a time of 14:47.6, just nipping
ment, Coach Gladys Michaels says that she
Hate Alan Knoop by two-tenths of a
is anticipating qualifying three or four events.
Bond.
The qualifying members are then eligible
[Gibson, Jay Knab, Mark Nugen and
for the regionals that will be played here
ffileuscher teamed for a second place
the following Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
finish in the mile-relay with a time of
Coach Michael's line up for the Mt.
3:33.7.
I The Cougars were missing several key Hood Tourney includes the doubles teams
of Kim Fleming and Mary Budnick, Tammy
performers, and it more than likely hurt
Weigand and Cathy Gravett and the team
their chances for a little better showing,
of Jill Taylor and Corrina Mulkins.
■bosevelt White, Clackamas sprinter) was
For singles, the line up is Fleming no.
lone due to illness, and Ron Shaumberg
1, Budnick no. 2, Weigand no. 3, Gravett
and Kim Roehl were missing off the quarter­
no. 4, Taylor no. 5 and Amy Law no. 6.
ly contingent due to sickness and injury.
Winding up their season in third place,
■Lane Community College will be the
the CCC squad has several players finishing
Em to beat once again
with outstanding win-loss records. One of
KThel Titans will be shooting for their
these players is No. one positioned Kim
Fleming. In the previous week of play, the
sixth consecutive state championship and
Rex Putnam H.S. product defeated Geri
|oach[Al Tarpenning's 1977 crew is one of
Is best ever.
Mader of Lane 6-1, 6-1; Robin Zardosky
of PSU 6-0, 6-0; and Dana Barnes of Lewis
■ Top performers for Lane in the meet will
and Clark, 6-1, 6-2. Fleming has still not
be the talented Andrew Banks, who will be
the favorne in the sprints and the long jump, lost a set in singles play.
^Eemen Glenn Owen, Ken Martin and
Mike McGriff, hurdler and high jumper Joel
and the 440 and mile relay squads.
■Other outstanding individuals include
pon-Ber, ton's Don Cliver, in the javelin,
Eamas Community College
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