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Thur»., Oct JO, 1964 (Soc. 1) THÉ SANOT (Oro.) POST SCOUTS SINCE 1910 Hoy Seouls of America was organized in 1910 in (he Dis. trie I of Columbia, Troy, N.Y., established the flrat uniformed troops, ai»1 tie uniforms later laica me standard equipment for the national organization. Jesuit Shreds Sandy Line Immanuel Lutheran Church Keiso Church of God -Ro0or Bobby Bruco lone «•Iio of God Sunday School 9:45 o m. Morning Worthip 11 o.m. Young People'« Ó I5 pm E»e Service 7 00 p m. Bible Study (Wed I 7:30 p m WM E. ROSE. Poitor MU 7 3461 MU 7 6304 < I Community Presbyterian Church Fred Kennedy MU 7-3437 AT SANDY » SI I Shing fullback Stew Wack tore SandyS defensive Une to shreds, Friday, leading Jesuit Gospel of Church Tabernacle to an easy 33-13 victory over Community Church the Pioneers. (Booth and Brook« Road) Wack cracked the Pioneer Sunday School 10 em line for a fantastic 154 yards Service Worthip 11 am on 7 carries, while only play Ev.ning Service* 7 pm ing in the first half. He capped W.dnotday 7 pm his brilliant performance with Young People Society and a 52-yard touchdown scamper Choir Practice 7 pm on only the second time the At Pallor i Hom« Crusader's got their hand on the ball. 663 399) Wack, who rushed for most Dina lindtey MU 7 2755 of his team's effective grouixl attack In the first half, picked up 43 yards In four tries, lead ing a 65-ya rd march that con sumed nine plays and gave Jes uit its first touchdown as he finished the drive by bolting 20 yards for the score. Before the Pioneers could Sunday School 9 45 a m counter, Wack had registered Morning Service« l| a m another tiwchdown. 'Die afore Weitminiter Fellowship mentioned 52 yarder and the High School Group 7 00 p m underdog Pioneers trailed 14-0 Nurtery Core During Worship More they could even get on Parsonage MU 7-3644 the scoreboard. REV E. I. NEUENFELDT Sandy’s Glen Danewood cut Jesuit's margin in half at 14-7, as he pulled In an 11 yard scoring toss from Jim Sliger after this combination of Sliger to Danewood had set It up on a 29 yarder to the 11. After the ensuing kick att it took Jesuit only 2 minutes to score again going 69 yards Morning Service« 10 30 am on only six plays with Wack, Sunday School 9:15 o.m. seeing his last action of the A Cordial Welcome it game, gaining 33 and 21 yards Intended Io All on different plays almost go PASTOR WAITER LUEDTKE MU 7 6501 - Home . ing all the way on each and MU 7 6381 - Church finally pounding over from the . Chris Turner helped set up the fourth Jesuit TD. When he picked off his first of two Slig- er passes and carried It to the 36, he then grabbed off two Sunday School . , 9 45 AM Church . 1100 A M. Evening Service« 7 30 PM Prayer Meeting (WedJ . . 7 30 P M. » WILCO LEAGUE W L Pct. PF PA Jesuit 6 0 1.000 262 44 Parkruse 6 0 1.000 195 27 The Dalles 4 2 .667 124 84 Reynolds 4 2 .667 109 93 Wy’east 3 3 .500 95 81 Estacada 3 3 .500 72 105 SUndy 2 4 .333 73 155 Molalla 1 5 .167 51 184 1 5 .167 24 151 Silverton Canby 0 6 .0O0 34 112 Results Last Week Reynolds 28, Wy’east o; Jesuit 33, Sandy 13; Estacada 7, Canby 0; Parkruse 40, The Dalles' 13; Silverton Molalla 6. Games This Week Molalla at Reynolds, Sandy at Silverton, Wy’east at Esta cada, Ihe Dalles at Jesuit, Canby at Parkrose. An optimist is one who makes the best of it when he gets the VERI L KUEHN (Kisses one for 11 yards arxi inotiwi bn 7. With tlw ball resting on die 18, quarterback Mat Christainson then hit John Gooney for 17 yards who was knocked out of bounds at the 1, where Craig Hill carried it across. Tom Galluzzo closed out Jesuit's scoring just before the ervl of the first half on a 4- yard run as it was again set up on 17 yard ¡/ass from Christlainson to Gooney. After a Crusader drive had been stopped on the Pioneer 4, Glen Danewood took a pitch-out and rambled 96 yards, only to have it called back on a dis puted clljiping call that for most of the people in the stands Including myself appeared to be a perfect block. Sandy got on the scoreboard again with 4:48 to go in the final period following a Jesuit mistake of‘what down it was’on a fourth and 10 situation from their own 5-yard Une a pass fell incomplete apparently John Stopefel sub signal caller had thought It was only third down and went ahead with the pass. On the first play from the 5- yard line Danew<xz1 dashed over for his seconl touchdown of the night. The Pioneers had another long gainer called back late in the game as Sliger on a beautiful run raced 46 to the 15 but It was nullified by an off side penalty. Ixtnewood, only playing in his second varsity game,picked up 96 yards on 11 carries leading all «round gainers ex- cept Wack. 14 19 0 Ü--33 JESUIT 0 7 0 6--13 SANDY Jesuit -- Wack 2U run, (Rock- welt kick) Jesuit -- Wack 52 run, (Rock- welt kick) Sandy--Danewood 11 pass from Silver, (Sliger kick) Jesuit — Wack 5 run, (kick failed) Jesuit -- Hill 1 run, (Rock well kick) Jesuit -- Galluzzo 4 run, (kick failed) Sandy -- Danewood 5 run, (kick failed) Mike’s Mights’ Jesuit over The Dalles -- With Steve Wack in the Cru sader backfield, the Indians have to be the underdogs. Wack, the state’s leading scor er, looked awfully good against Sandy last week. The Dalles was beaten badly by Parkrose last week and Jesuit should do the same. Parkrose arr Canby --Wln- iess Canby has no chance in this one. Steve Jones who has thrown 15 TD tosses so far tops in the state will probably add some to that and that alone is enough for victory over hap less Canby. Brent Peterson and Roger Williams scored two touch- downs apiece In leading the undefeated Sandy Freshman to a 33-0 drubbing of Silverton Thursday. Peterson's sweeps for long yardage and William's power running guided Sandy down the field. Jay Beaudoin scored Sandy’s final TD. HOODLAND HAPPENS Oct. 12 W L 6 Alpine Hut 18 Log Lodge 15 9 9 Shake Inn 15 Washing Well 10 1/2 13 1/2 Barlow Trail 10 1/2 13 1/2 Post Electric 10 14 Chris Phillips 66 9 Ken’s Chevron 8 16 High individual game and se ries, scratch -- Orfiia Dudley, 192 and 461. High individual game and se- ries, handicap -- Orpha Dud- ley, 217 and 536. TOWN & COUNTRY Oct. 11 W L Gateway Inn 17 7 Meier Dairy 17 7 Cui t A Dels 14 10 Sportsmen's Club 12 12 Brightwood OH 11 13 Mt. Hoal Cleaners 14 10 Mt. Hocri Properties 9 15 Sandy Auto Wreckers 6 18 High team series and game -- Sportsmen's Club, 2417 and High individual series and game -- Richard Weiden, 582 and 219. DELBERT COFFMAN Prediction Record 21-4 .840 Pct. Sandy over Silverton -- The Pioneers have been routed by powerhouses Parkrose and Jesuit In their last two outings and probably will be hungry. The Foxes finally won one, 12-6, over Molalla last week and would love to win another but if Sandy unleashes some of those fireworks like they did against Jesuit at times last week. They should win in a close one. Reynolds over Molalla — The Lancers walked over a not too bad Wy’east time last week and shouldn’t have any trouble with lowly Molalla who was beaten by Silverton last week 12-6. If the Indians don't play a great game, there’d be no contest. Wy’east over Estacada -- The Golden Eagles have to be favored in this one although losing last week to Reynolds. Estacada just squeaked out a 7-0 win over winless Canby. "Hie Rangers just don’t have enough firepower to beat Wy ’east. TRIM TRIO Oct. 14 W L Sandy Post 16 8 Happy House 14 to Mt. Electronicsl4 6 Tiki Printing 12 1/2 7 1/2 Rich’s Sandy Mobil 11 13 H 4. J Coin Cleaners 9 1/2 14 1/2 Paul’s Welding 9 15 Dover Kennels 7 17 (Mt. Electronics and Tiki Printing--postponed games.) High individual game — Jan Wamboldt, 208. High individual series Emma Woodcock, 742. High team game -- Dover Kennels, 586. High team series — Rich’s Shndy Mobil, 2061. RO Smith’s Motors 12 1/211 1/2 13 Glow Ford I 1 Rexall 8 1/215 1/2 20 Thriftway High Individual game and se ries -- Denny Gray, 222 and Harry Amacher, 606. High team game and series -- Brewsters, 1077 and 2978. SANDY MIXED DOUBLES W L 14 10 Janz Berryland 1 1 10 San Ro Esta Lanes 13 11 J. J. Walker Realty Pioneer Real Estate 13 11 12 12 Don’s Richfield 12 12 Brooks Cafe McKinnon Enterprises 10 : i Frederickson Appliance 9 and Women’s high series Cherie Hartke, 515 game and 211 Men’s high series and game Myron Dale, 642 and 244. Team high series and game -- San Ro Esta Lanes 2269 and 781. SUNDAY NITE MIXED DOUBLES Oct. 16 w L 17 Sandy Shell 7 Richardson Chev. 9 15 Dew Drop Inn 9 15 Siorty’s Corner 11 10 12 Chuck Baker Realty 12 Jays Tavern 14 M Team B8 8 16 Rainbow Co. 19 5 High game and series. men -- Butch Espersen,220and 552. High game and series women -- Fer n Hunter (sub), 177 and VI Markwell, 504. High team game and series — Richardson Chev., 711 and 2040. EARLY BIRDS W L Shaws Richfield 17 7 Swails Plumbing 15 1/2 8 1/2 Cedar Plaza Drugs 15 1/2 8 1/2 Al’s Minlt Mart 13 1 1 12 Lewis Hardwarel2 12 Gene's Market 12 Zig Zag Inn 8 16 Dino’s Drive Inn 3 21 High individual game and series — Evelyn Anderson, 198 and Babe Dodson, 497. High team game and series — Shaw’s Richfield, 647 and Cedar Plaza Drugs, 1774. GIRLS VOLLEY BALL By Bobbi Kubin and Teresa James The Sandy Mountaineers 'A’ team defeated the Rockwood Rackets 39 to 30. The girls that made the most points serv ing for Sandy were Linda Woody and Diane Bernhardt. They each I made seven points. 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Bank Money Orders YOUNG S INSURANCE SERVICE Sandy Rexall Drug's 123 N.W. 1st ■ TELEPHONE 665 4512 SERVING YOUR INTERESTS IN GRESHAM MU 7.2331 I I 9 A M. to 5 P.M. I Adventist Rummage Thomas A. Edison invented I Building BELMONT REXALL I I BY A. ZUNDEL Oct, 24 4-H achievement pro I gram, Sandy grade school, 7:30 I EVERYTHING GOESI p.m. I Oct. 25 4-H achievement pro I gram, Eagle Creek grange hall, jTuesdey & Wednesday I 6:30 Oct. 25th and 26th THURS. OCT. 13 thru SAT. OCT. 22 Phone 665-1117 The ‘B’ team started a good game and th» ’C’ team finished with a good fight. The score was 28 to 29, Rockwood’s fav or. Thursday, we will play Or ient there. 4-H Club News Rexall 4950 NE Union ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ESTA JUNIORS Oct. 15 W L Square Balls 9 7 PJ. JUDGING TEAM RESULTS Gutter Dusters 8 8 Wipeouts 8 8 Sharon Gantenbein, Boring, Eight Balls 6 10 proved she can judge horses as High game and series, boys well as dairy cattle when she -- Brad Christie, 157 and John placed third in individual Huckaby, 366. placlngs in the 4-H horse judg High game and series, girls ing contest at the Pacific In -- Sheryl Woodcock, 151 and ternational Lovestock Exposi 365. tion on October 15.Shehasbeen High team game and series on the county dairy judging team -- Gutter Dusters, 442 and at the P.I. the past two years. 1186. The team from Clackamas County placed sixth in the con SANDY MEN’S LEAGUE test and received a blue award. 10-13 The dairy judging team placed W L tenth in their contest. Team IB Sportsman B members included Linda Clacka. Bank 15 9 Moore, Boring; Joan Liver Richardsons 1-1 10 more, Canby; and Dave Koel- 11 Brewsters 13 lermier, Wilsonville. SAN worst of it. Day or Night Service — A Local Institution 7 SANDY SHOPNNG CENTER I I I
