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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1965)
Post THE TO THE MT Section Two PLAYGROUND^ SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1965 Val. 27 Langlois's 763 Tops In State Pioneers Dump Rangers 13-0 Two Estacada defender«. Deve Showerman (75) and Martin Gentomann (30), are pictured hero e* David Jackley (24) of Sandy It hauled down after s short gain in (Poat Photo) the second helf of ploy. WILCO LEAGUE W Pct. L Jesuit 2 0 1.000 Reynolds 0 2 1.000 0 Parkrose 2 1.000 Wy’east 2 0 1.000 .500 Molalla 1 1 Sandy 1 .500 1 The Dalles .000 0 2 Silverton 0 2 .000 Estacada 0 .000 2 Canby 0 .000 2 Friday Results Sandy 13, Estacada 0 Wy oast 12, Molalla 0 Jesuit 47, Silverton 12 Reynolds 40, The Dalles 20 Parkrose 35, Canby 0 Games This Week Reynolds at Jesuit, Canby at Molalla, Parkrose at Silverton, Estacada at Wy’east, The Dalles at Sandy of Jerry McLain, Pioneer halfback, a* two Estacada play er* haul him down to th* turf. Brock Jack ley moved in quickly to retrieve the fumble. 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Don Hutson of the JV’s scored the lone touchdown for the Pio neers as lie galloped 60 yards down the field and Into the end zone standing up. The score came on a reverse hand off to Hutson which caught the host squad unawares. Point after touchdown attempt was unsuccessful. It came during the first quarter of play. Helping lead the way for Hut son’s scoring effort was David Knoll who provided excellent downfield blocking as he up ended three Indian JV defend ers. After that the local team couldn’t seem to pick up any appreciative momentum when Big Turkey Feed Set Saturday By Eastern Star It’s a big turkey-eat’en feed set for this Saturday by the lo cal Eastern Star at the Sandy Masonic Hall. Serving starts at 5 p.m. The Sandy Chapter of the Eastern Star will serve for two and half hours a full course meal of turkey and all its trim mings during their annual horn- cooked turkey dinner. A nominal charge will be made for the meal with every one Invited to attend the dinner between the hours of 5 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday. the ball was In their posesslon. Plagued by fumblltts Sandy JV’s lost the ball to The Dalles on six occasions. On two other occasions they were stopped by pass Interception. All added to the scoring of TD»s by the opponents. NOVOTNY RECEIVES OFFICERS RANK Raymond J. Novotny n, whose parents live In Brightwood, was commissioned an army second lieutenant after being graduated from the Infantry Officer Can didate School at Fort Benning, Ga., SepL 15. The lieutenant entered the Army In August 1961. The 25-year-old officer is a 1958 graduate of Groveton (Va.) High School. CLASSIFIED ADS PAY The Dalles To Test Pioneer "11" Friday The Dalles Indians, newest competitor in the Wilco League, will travel here Friday night to test the Pioneer pigskin war riors who tasted the sweet sav or of victory for the first time this season In last week’s Es tacada encounter. Game time is 8 p.m. on the local field. While Sandy finally hit the victory trail the visiting In dians will be out to find their first scalp since joining the Wilco ranks. In two contests the Dalles have lost to Park rose 12-0 and last week to highly-touted Reynolds 40-20. Once again, the Pioneers will have their hand full* attempt ing to corral their visiting ri vals. The Dalles is a big and fast squad according to scouting reports. Last Fri day they fumbled four times within their own 20 yard line resulting in four Reynolds re coveries and four scores a- gainst them. Checking the Indian roster shows they will have ten ex perienced lettermen bolstering their line-up. Two of these let termen are quarterbacks with Jim Bailey currently edg ing out two year letterman and senior Phil Wagonblast for the starting post In this position. Wagonblast Is considered a very good quarterback himself so the local defensive unit will have their work cut out for them watching these two lead their team’s attack. Other backfield letter winners will include Half back Doug Hattenhaur and Full back Chris Jones, both hard runners. Sandy’s forward wall will play at a distinct weight disadvant age Friday as The Dalles line averages In the neighborhood of 200 pounds. On defense they sport one of the best defensive linebackers In the league. He is Eric Ackerman, a 181 pound senior. Since they are a new mem ber to this league it Is neces sary to check their record last year as a member of the In termountain League. Here they were second with a seven win and two loss record. Head coach at The Dalles Is Tom Harmon who is In his third year at the helm there. Expected line - up for the Pioneer eleven this Friday will be the sdme as last week with the possibility of two excep tions. One question mark that could hurt the hometowners a great deal is Fullback Brock Jackley. Jackley Injured his left elbow in the Estacada contest. It has been quite swollen but is responding to whirpool baths and treatment. By presstime on Wednesday it was still a touch- and-go situation whether Coach Ken Brown would be able to count on his suiting up. The other starting assign ment is at quarterback. Last Friday Mike Nelson handled most of the signal calling chores with Jack Scales see ing limited action due to an in jury. Brown said he couldn’t say for sure which of the pair would be at the starting slot at gametime. He added that both were performing quite well at the job considering nei ther is an experienced quarter back. It’s going to be a tough game and our guys will be in there fighting all the way,” was the football coaches final comment. 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He has been bowling for 15 years and for the past two and half years has been here In Sandy oper ating ML Hood Lanes. He is a member of Oregon Journal All Stars and North west Professional Bowlers Assn. Last year his blue book average was 202 which was good enough to rank him seventh in the state. For the evening the bowling proprietor helped pace his team to four wins boosting their rec ord to 12 wins and no losses in league play. The team series amounted to 3049. Lang lois had one split during the evening. Demonstrating hi* bowling form i* Lou Langlois, pro prietor of Mt. Hood Lane*, who bowled a 763 »arie* last Thursday in sanctioned league action. Hi* 763 is the top sanctioned serie* »core in th* »tat* thi* y**r. (Poat Photo) - DROP IN AND BROWSE AROUND Pontiac GMC the first quarter ended. After switching ends of the field for the start of the sec ond quarter Sandy was able to advance the ball to the 19 yard line of Estacada before giving up possession. Play seesawed In the middle of the field until near the end of the second quarter. At this time Sandy’s David Jackley kicked from his own 37 yard line on fourth down. The bell was taken by Mike Allen of Estacada at his 35 who ramb led through the Pioneer de fense to the Sandy 20 yard line where Ron Heckle drug him down from behind. The Pioneer defense forced the Rangers to give up the ball on the 19 when a fourth down pass play from Mcllhenny to Terry Bristow only garnered one yard. Two running plays by Sandy failed to move the ball and with only 19 seconds re- I'Ve Moved to Intersection of Main Street & Estacada Hiway A NEW Same Phone Number — MU 7-4393 ‘258 Wit* Trade WASHER - DRYER *238 Wit* Trod* GUARANTEED USED APPLIANCES See u* for good reconditioned u«*d appliance«. We «ell only the b*«t. 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Scoring Sandy’s first touch down of the evening was Jerry McLain, right halfback. He raced around his own left end from the three yard stripe for the TD. For the point after touchdown the Pioneers lined up for a place kick but the ball was centered straight to Quar terback Jack Scales who threw a pass into the waiting arms of Ron Williams in the end zone. The counters put Sandy ahead for 7-0. Estacada was unable to pick up consistent yardage following the kick-off after touchdown. Six plays later they kicked to Sandy’s Dale Phelps who re turned the ball to his own 35 yard line. From here a running trio of Phelps, Brock Jackley, and Jerry McLain advanced the pigskin to the Estacada 31 as SAVE ON BOTH RIEGELMANN APPLIANCES ÏÂ.'IO/L’ï»® 50 N.E. 2nd Gresham MO 5-4158 BOTH FOR^^^
