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TM« SANDY (Or*.) POST Thur.,, Sept 30, 1965 (Sec. 1)
The Experts Pick 'Em This
Oct 1-3
GAMES
Wilhem.
Brothers
24-13 .649
Brown
23-14 . 622
Ralph
Richardson
25-12 .676
Sandy at
Canby__________
Sandv
Sandy
Sandy
Lou
Lanaloi.
19-18 .514_
Gene
Madleen
24-13 ,649
Barker and
81 mail
20 17 .541
"Whor------
Sendv
Sandy
Sandy
Canby
Crouee
24-13 .649
Goof Picks
Once again contestants tn the
Sandy Post Football Contest,
Jesuit at
Jesuit
sponsored by local merchants,
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Parkrose
proved
to better prognos­
Wy’East at
ticators than the experts as
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Chris Hartman of Sandy pegged
Lewis & Clark
several of the upsets to win top
Lewis & Clark Lewi. 4 Clark Lewis 6 Clark Lewis 6 Clark Lewis 6 Clark Lewi. 4 Clark
lewis*Clai k
At Whitman_______
prize money. Hartman missed
"T3aho at
only four of his weekend calls.
Idaho
Wash. SU
Wash. St.
Wash. St.
Wash. St
Wash. St.
Wash. St
Wash. State
A repeat winner In the con­
r Oregon State
test is Al Russ of Jtxndr who
Oregon State
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
AL So. CaL 1
test is Al Ross of Sandy whose
entry correctly called 13 out
Molalla at
Molalla
The Dalles
Molalla '
The Dalles
Molalla .
Molalla
Molalla
of the 19 football game winners.
The Dalles
Again
he received the 35.00
Silverton at
Silverton
Silverton
Silverton
Estacada
Silverton
Estacada
second prize money and earns
Silverton
Estacada
the distinction of being
the
Indiana at
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
only two-time winner In the
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
contest thus far.
Lake Oswego ]
This week’s third place arm­
Lake Oswego Lake Oswego Lake Oswego Lake Oswego Lake O.wegc Oregon City Lake Oswegt
At Oregon City
chair quarterback sensation is
Marshall at
Franklin
Wally Kellar of Estacada. His
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
correct pick of 12 weekend pig­
Notre
Northwestern
Notre
Notre
Notre
Notre
skin battles edged out several
Notre
Notre
Dame
Dame
Dame
Dame
, At Notre Dame
Dame
Deme
Dame
entries with 11 correct guesses.
Michigan at
He receives a >3.00 cash prise
Michigan
Michigan
Georgia
Michigan
Michigan
Georgia
Michigan
Georgia
for his first attempt at the of­
Brigham Young
fered prize money as ho failed
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
to enter the first *Hk'i con-
At Oregon
BYU
test
Ohio State at
Ohio State
Ohio State
Ohio State
Ohio State
Going through the entries
Tie
Washington
Washington
Washington
submitted for the second con-
Gresham at
test week it was noticed that
Milwaukie
Milwaukie
Being pushed out-of bounds In this action Is Halfback Jerry McLain while Inside
Milwaukie
Milwaukie
Milwaukie
Milwaukie
Milwaukie
the Interest of the contest has
The Dalles territory. He skirted his own loft end for a seven-yard effort on the pley.
Stanford at
reached even outside the state
Stanford
An Indian penalty moved the ball forward another 15 yerds giving the Pioneers a
Stanford
Stanford
Stanford
Stanford
Stanford
Stanford
Air Force
first down.
(potf photo)
as one fellow from Reno, Ne­
College of Idaho
vada
returned
the
football
sheet
Pacific
Univ.
Pacific
Univ.
Pacific
Univ.
Pacific Univ.
Col. of Idaho Col. of Idaho Pacific Univ,
At Pacific Unlnv
to us.
Getting to the Post Experts
it was a bad week of game
calling for them as the best
Information leading to the
whereabout* of Alvin Henry
anyone could come up with was
WILCO LEAGUE
Laraon,
Estacada
Insurance
a measly 10 game winners.
W
L
Pct
saloaman. Is still being sought.
Best of the crystal ball gazers
Reynolds
0 1.000
3
Larson was last seen at a
on this list was Ralph Richard­
Wy’east
3
0 1.000
Sandy aervlce station on the
son and Gene Madison.
Jesuit
2
1
.667
Sandy
Pioneers and The to kick.
afternoon of Sept. I.
With his
10
correct se­
Parkrose
.667
2
1
A long pass from Halley to
Dalles
Indians
football gladi­
The missing man waa driv­
lections Richardson goes to the
Mola Ila
2
1
.667
Phil Wagenblast put The Dalles ing a 1963 Buick Special four-
ators battled for three score­
top
of
the
pack
among
the
ex
­
The Dalles
1
8
.333
perts with a 24-12 season record less quarters before the visi­ down to the Sandy 24. Another door sedan, two tone, maroon
Sandy
1
2
.333
and a .676 percentage figure. tors pushed across the lone tal­ running play netted six yards bottom with white top on the
Silverton
1
2
.333
Just a game behind him is ly of the contest to win 7-0. and then Bailey skirted around day If his disappearance. Li­
Sandy moves out of town this offensive unit for Friday’s en­
Estacada
0
.000
3
with the injured elbow band­
The
Dalles game-winning his left end for a touchdown. cense number on the car la
three others tied with season
Friday night to resume its Wil­ counter will be the switching of
Canby
0
.000
3
aged.
score came on a pass play However, an offside penalty a- JBQ655
records
of
24-13
for
a
.649
co league grid wars on the host Ken Paluck to the fullbeck po­
Pulling Paluck out of the
A representative for Natlon-
Friday Results
figure. They are the Williams from Jim Bailey to Tom En- gainst The Dalles called the
Canby Cougars field. The local sition. Paluck, who has playec
Molalla 46, Canby 7
line means added duty for four
dersby.
Play
originated
on
the
play
back,
and
the
offensive
Brothers,
Madison
and
Editor
warriors will be gunning for the at the guard post in the prev­
fared Rl»k, he 1« six feet tall
other guards on the team.
Reynolds 19, Jesuit 7
15 yard line of Sandy. John threat ended there.
Jerry Crouse.
second win of the season.
ious games, was shifted Mon­ Brown said Emmett Gibson,
and weight 315 peundt. Let-
Silverton 19, Parkrose 18
Kelly
booted
the
extra
point
Phelps
took
the
second
half
Another big weekend of grid­
This week has seen Pioneer day night to fullback and “he
ton It 51 years old, with brown
Doug Cassidy, John Platz and
Wy’east 20, Estacada 8
iron skirmishes are on tap for for the 7-0 score. The tally opening kickoff and raced to his
gridiron men going through
looked pretty good’’ the coach Ken Jones would be filling in
hair graying at the templet.
The Dalles 7, Sandy 0
came
with
6
minutes
and
19
own
45
behind
several
good
this weekend and the experts
heavy practice drills as Coach stated.
the guard post vacated by the
seconds
left
to
play.
blocks.
Unable
to
advance
tlie
Games This Friday
will be out to regain their com­
Ken Brown and his staff at­
Brock Jackley, regular full­ new fullbeck.
Neither team was able to foottali they relinquished it to
Wy’east at Reynolds, Sandy posure after the many goofs of
tempt to sharpen up the team’s back, will be out for about three
with medium gray stocka.
The rest of the team’s offen­ at Canby, Molalla at The Dalles,
build
up much of an offensive go in the third quarter when a
the
past
week.
offensive
maneuvers. "Our weeks with a cast on his left
Anyone having Information
sive and defensive line ups will Silverton at Estacada, Jesuit at
thrust
during
the
evening.
Most
pass
by
Jack
Scales
was
in
­
Entries are already coming
backfield’s timing was way off arm. The arm was injured in
regarding h I • whereabouts
remain the same from all indi­ Parkrose.
into our office with several of of the contest was played be­ tercepted by Joe Scholes of should contact local lew en­
against The Dalles,’* he re­ the contest with Estacada two
cations.
marked.
the
winners vising again for tween the two team’s 30 yard The Dalles. With the bell on forcement officers Immediate-
weeks ago. Jackley played the
Looking to the Canby eleven
Twice the Indians had the Sandy 31 the Pioneer defense
some of the prize money float­ lines.
A major change in the team’s entire game against The Dalles
they are still seeking their
for stiffened and drove them back
ing around. Have you sent your touchdowns called back
to ti>e 46 yard line.
penalty
infractions.
Penalties
entry in yet? Thursday night
first
conference victory. In
Some 151 citi».a -- repre­
The third quarter ended with
is the deadline so hurry if you hampered both squads.
three tilts this season they
The Dalles took the opening The Dalles in posession of th« senting about 40 per cent of the
haven’t.
have been beaten by Reynolds
kick-off and marched down to ball on their own 28 yard line. population of Oregon and Wash­
Harold Richard (Duke) Hurc
40-0, Parkrose 35-0, and last
Early tn the fourth quarter ington -- are dependent upon
the Sandy 19 yard line before
week by Molalla 46-7. The Cou­ of Portland started out Monday
the Pioneer defense stiffened. another Scales pass was in­ water from the National For-
PLEASE
gars are considered the weak­ as a would-be rescuer tn the
On fourth down the visitors e- tercepted, this time by John
search for missing Cecil M.
est
team in the league.
who rambled to the
lected to attempt a field goal, Oliver
TURN
Canby have only five return­ Smith. But, Smith walked out
however, Jack Slater rushed Pioneer 30 yard line before
YOU'LL LIKE, WE GAY
ing letterman on this year’s of the wooded area under his
through their line and blocked being brought down. This set
PAGE
AND WE'RE EMPHATIC,
squad. Coach Tom Kerns’s own power on Monday after­
the kick.
up the touchdown march for
A SERVICE THAT
10
charges use a pro-set offense. noon and it was Hurd who be­
Taking over on the 20 Sandy the visiting gridiron men. Six
IS
AUTOMATIC /
The team boasts two year let­ came lost and was eventually
moved to within six inches of plays later Bailey again took
rescued
early
Tuesday
morning
terman Ray Roy who was an
Angus cattle from Missis­ a first down on three plays. the ball and packed it into
all-league linebacker last sea­ In the Bull Run area.
0000000000000000000000000
they attempted to the end zone only to tuve a
sippi will be the "mosttravel­ Gambling
The would-be rescuer walked
son. He plays at a guard posi­
nullify
the effort,
led’’ of animals entered in the make the first down and were penalty
tion, too.
into the wooded vicinity of the
Three plays later, though,
Pacific
International
Live­ driven back to their own 29
Game time will be at 8 p.m. lost fisherman by the name
stock Exposition in the 11-acre yard line with The Dalles get­ he fired a touchdown pass to
¿IDS
at Canby.
of Smith at about the time that
P. L building in North Port- ting possession of the ball. Endersby which prove«! to be
the lost found his way out in land Oct. 9-17.
Unable to move the ball, San­ the margin of victory for The
LEAVE
Wilderness - type areas were another spot. While searching
The 16 head of Angus enter- dy took over again and moved Dalles.
EVERYTHING
first set aside by the Forest Hurd became lost when he fell ed by Beaver Dam Plantation
With about four minutes re­
the pigskin to The Dalles 46
TO U6
damaging the walkle talkie he of Dundee, Miss., are among
Service in Oregon in 1930.
as the first quarter ended. maining the Bandy squad pene­
was carrying and losing his
217 of the breed entered, sec­
On the second play of the trated The Dalles defense e-
compass.
ond largest breed represent­ second quarter a Pioneer ball nough to reach the 18 yard line.
A
NEW
Hickory-Smoked
Guided by a weak signal from ation in the show.
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carrier fumbled and the op­ Penalties and an intercepted
Feel free to phone us.
the walkle talkie a rescue par­
Hereford breeders, with 232 ponents recovered on their own pass ended the threat as Sandy
ty was able to locate Hurd early
head entered, take first place 46.
The Dalles kicked again lost their second Wilco league
Easy to keep your tank
Tuesday.
He was tired and
OR
numerically.
As one of five on fourth down and the ball contest
cold after spending a night in
The victory was the first
register of Merit shows of the bounced over the head of Dale
filled .
WITH
the outdoors but in good con­
American Hereford Associa­ Phelps who raced back and win for The Dalles since they
dition.
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OUR FUEL OIL.
tion, the Pacific Internation­ picked up the ball as it was joined the Wilco league.
Hurd, 41, is a member of
when you buy from
al draws from top breeding about to roll dead on the three.
the Triangle Search 6 Res­
Regular service at
0 0 0 7—7
ranches of the west Awards Phelps got back to his 15 yard The Dalles
cue Team which participated
000 0--0
won by progeny affect the ra­ line before being downed. After Sandy
in both search efforts.
Sgt. ting — and consequently the
reasonable cost.
TD -- Endersly, 15 - yard
a series of downs Sandy kicked
Tom Cutsforth headed the group
run
(Kelly
kicked
PAT).
value--of sires and dams in and The Dalles went tack on
of searchers, including other
the Hereford Association’s of­ the offensive. A pass play was
Clackamas county deputies who
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Intercepted by Gary Fox plac­
There were 13 1/2 mil Hon
spent Monday night'in the area
818 East Powell
ing the tall on the locals 43.
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attempting to find Hurd.
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Sandy moved into a split for­
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