THB SANDY (Or».) POST Thur»., Oct 21, 1H5 (Sec. 1)
Sandy Battles
Improved Foxes
Sandy Is on the road again
this Frldsy night as they take-
on an improved Silverton teem.
The seventh league encounter
for both squads, it will begin
at 8 p.m. on the Silver Foxes
home turf.
Operating from a straight
T-formation, the Silver Foxes
are probably the most Improv
ed team in the league as well
as the most under - rated elev
en. Comprised predominantly
of seniors (8 of 11 starters)
they will be fielding a big line
that averages around the 200
pound figure.
In the backfield their "big
guns’’ are a passing quarter
back named Bret Nelson and
high scoring Miles Brendan who
fills a halfback slot. Brendan
is the number five prep scorer
in the state this season. With
the passing of Nelson the Sil
verton squad will definitely pose
a dangerous threat to the Pio
neers who have shown a weak
ness in their pass defensive
game.
Silverton played the league
leaders, Reynolds, last week
and had them hanging on to the
ropes it was reported. Although
they lost the contest 20-13 they
punched
their
13 counters
across tn the final quarter while
stymlng the Lancers offensive
thrust. The Sliver Foxes hsv»a
3-3 record while the Pioneers
are 2-4 in Wilco play.
Coach Ken Brown's charges'
are all healthy he said and
will be out to pull an upset this
week. Lineups for the contest
will be about the same as in
previous games.
The Pioneers are smarting
from a 20-6 defeat at the hands
of Wy*east last Friday. It was
a contest which saw the Sandy
offense begin to jell for the
first time this season.
GET THEIR BUCKS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scheel,
Orville Scheel
and
Edsel
Scheel were among the success
ful hunters in the John Day
area during the opening days
of the hunting season.
Ed shot a 200 pound, 5-
point deer while Edsel got a
4-point
buck. Mrs. Scheel
downed a 3-pointer and Orville
scored on a forked horn.
On Saturday the group was
accompanied by Mr. Olejinick
who also shot a forked horn.
Continues At Brewster’s
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______ GAMES
Sandy at
Silverton
Jesuit at
Molalla
Estacada at
Reynolds
Michigan at
Minnesota
Washington State
at Indiana
So. California
at Notre Dame
Wy’east at
Parkros»
California at
UCLA
Michigan State
at Purdue
Texas Tech at
SMU
St. Helens at
West Linn
Utah at '
Oregon State
Army at
Stanford
Washington at
Oregon
Clackamas at
Gresham
Cleveland at
Milwaukie
Canby at
The Dalles
Oregon City at
Forest Grove
Lewis A Clark
at Willamette
kalph
Williams
Brothers
62-31
.667
Ken
Brown
66-27 .710
Silverton
Sandy
Silverton
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Richardson
68-25
.731
! ou
Langlois
61-32 .656
Gene
Madison
64-29
,688
Barker and
Blgnall
58-35 .624
Crouse
61-32
,656
Silverton
Silverton
Stiverton
Sandy
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
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Pioneer JV's Whitewash
Wy'east Squad 25-0 Here
Scoring in three of the four
quarters of play the Sandy JV’s
racked up a 25-0 victory over
the Junior Varsity eleven from
Wy*east in a contest played in
Sandy on Wednesday, Oct. 13.
For the first time this sea
son reported JV Coach Bob
BeLsell his junior varsity grid-
iers offense jelled. He expres
sed pleasure in the manner in
which they rolled up the tallies
In the recent encounter.
The
Pioneer JV’s opened
their scoring attack In the very
first quarter as Delbert Coff
man drove Into the end zone
from the four yard stripe to put
his
teammates ahead 6-0.
Steve Shultz scored the extra
point and Bandy- moved into a
7-0 lead. Biggest gain of the
downfield march was supplied
by Don Hutson who got away
for a 30 yard gain.
It was Coffman again who
shook lose from the Wy’east
JV defense and rambled three
yards into paydirt. Just a short
time before this Shultz had
intercepted a Wy'east pass on
their 35 yard line and raced
the ball to the 10 before being
stopped. This tally came In the
second quarter of play. The PAT
attempt failed.
Coffman took another hand
off in the third period to cap a
scoring drive. He punched the
ball over the goal line from
the one. The conversion attempt
was not good and Sandy lead
stood at 19-0.
During the final quarter of
action Coach Beiseli sent In
his second string who showed
up
well.
A reverse play
placed the pigskin In the arms
of Ron Nelson who caught the
Wy*east defense unaware. He
raced 45 yards downfield to
score the fourth TD for the lo
cals. Again the extra point play
was not good anti the final
count was 25-0.
The Sandy JV squad travels
to Parkrose today (Thursday)
for action against a Parkrose
JV unit.
Over Th» Top—Doug Beach, proprietor of Art*» Moun
tain Blectronlc», this week presented Lou Langlois, Mt.
Hood Lanes, manager, with a check that put the Sandy
Women's bowling team over the top in their drive to
raise funds for a trip to New Orleans to compete In the
(Post Phot»)
1964 WIBC.
Sandy Queens Roll-Off
Halfback David Jack ley (20) spins out of W/east tack
ler's grasp and romps 27 yards for Sandy's Ion» touch-
(Post Photo)
down on third play of th» »•««nd half.
A wedding anniversary just
celebrated? Phone a news item
in to The Post Phone MU 7-
2781.
Wy'»«»t.
(Port Photo)
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NE
SANDY MIXED DOUBLES
W
L
R. S. Smith
Motors
16
8
McKinnon
Enterprises 15
Pioneer Real
Estate
15
9
Meier’s
Dairy
13 1/2
10 1/2
Frederick
A tired grldder here
son A ppi.
13
11
is Jack Slater (7), tackle for
Belangy’s
the Sandy Pioneers, as he
Egg Ranch 12
12
walk» to the dressing room
Paul's Weld. 7 1/2
16
1/2
following W/osst grid bottle.
Snow Top
(Post Photo)
Drive-In
4
20
High women's series and
The Forest Service has des
ignated 19 Natural Areas in game -- Mary Ellen Gulden-
the National Forests of Ore zopf, 529 and Vicki Koclemba,
200.
gon.
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the all-expenses paid trip to
next year’s tournament.
A num tier of Portland area
personalities,
prominont in
bowling circles, are expected
to tie on hand for the evening’ll
affair. A personality not pre
viously announced that is plan
ning to bo at ML Hood Lanes
that evening is Coleen Harmon,
secretary of the Greater Port
land Women’s Bowling Assn.
There will tie a small ad-
mission fee to the exhibition
matches and door prices given
out, too.
BOWLING
SCORES
Leather Boot
THIS
Bids by lady bowlers in the
area for a position on the City
of Sandy bowling team to com
pete next year in the Women's
International Bowling Congress
in New Orlesns, La., will be
made Sunday night at 7 p.m.
Th» Sandy Queena Roll-Off is
slated to determine the six
women representatives from
here and will be at Mt. Hood
Lanes.
Following the roll-offs a
number of awards will be pre
sented to the winners,Including
gifts from local merchants and
Hauling in a pas» from Mike
Nelson (23), Sandy quarter
back, 1» Jerry McLain (21). The
play was good for a 13 yard
gain as the Pioneer» started a
•ert ditch effort in the fourth
quarter to »core again against
Men's 6
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High Men’s series and game
Don Smith, 561 and 203.
High team series and game
— R. 6. Smith Motors, 2426
and 803.
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EARLY BIRDS
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Al’s Mlnii
Mart
19
5
Swail’s Plumb. 17
7
Gene’s Mark. 16 1/2 7 1/2
Jaycettes
14
10
’Glos Ford
11
13
Shaw’s Rich.
8
16
Lewis Hdw.
6 1/2 17 1/2
Zig Zag Inn
20
High Individual Game and
Series — Pat Scott, 176 and
Evelyn Anderson, 455.
High Team Game and Series
-- Al's Minit Mart, 636 and
1765.
MT. hooders
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Zig Zag Inn
16
8
All Coast
15
9
Pio. Real Estate
10
14
Oja Lumber
12
12
Ning’s Fireside
12
12
Dew Drop Inn
12
12
Whistle Stop
9
15
Sandy Food Center 6
18
High Game Scratch —Cherie
Hartke, 211.
High Series Scratch -- Ad
dle Perry, 572.
High Team Game -- Pioneer
Real Estate, 823.
High Team Series -- ZigZag
Inn, 2336.
k AMBULANCE
RUNS
Oct. 6 — Bartha Roll, Es
tacada to Portland Osteopathic,
Attendants -- S. Klein and V.
Zirkle.
Oct 12 - Richard Pillman,
McGuires to Veterans Hospi
tal, Attendants -- 8. Klein and
V. Zirkle.
Oct. 14 -- Anna Edwards,
home to McGuires, Attendants
-- G. Sandblast and J. Conn.
Oct. 15 -- Larry Longstreet,
home to Carroll’s Funeral
Home, In Gresham. Attendants
— T, Paul and Purse).