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RON VERDOORN (33) goes high to score against almost
the entire Ranger team in game last week.
Pioneers Click With
Three Straight Wins
SANDY 52, ESTACADA 37
By Mike Hite
Certain areas are blessed hemlocks became dense aid I in even flat ranks. The Carolina
with hemlocks. The species shaded the ground still further, , hemlock has much longer
■•em to occur in pairs in thus«* no other seedlings would be able t ne«*dles and they are arranged
areas fortunate enough to have to tolerate the dense shade. around the branches inure,
them. In the Eastern Unit«! The Western hemlock com­ which gives them
the ap­
States and Canada we have th«* monly grows to 160 fret with pearance ut a soft furry spruce
Canadian hemlock in the north a diameter of 5 feet. Longevity on the lower branches. This
and the Carolina hemlock in is placed at arouid 500 years. tree, too, is in the nursery
th«* south. In Japan we have th«*
Our other hemlock, that jewel trade in its region.
two ornamental species, tsuga of the high country, Lsuga mer-
The lk»ug|as fir, as we have
diwrsifolia in all
Japan ant tenstana or Mountain hemlock, stated before Is not a true fir.
tsuga sieboHi in th«* high« r is an alpine tree. The branches
Botanically it Is a false hem­
elevations. Here, on our west an! terminal leader have the lock,
pseudotsuga taxifolia.
coast we have the Western hem­ same sweep and graceful nod- This name translated means a
lock tn the lowlands and at all ding plume as the westernhem­ false hemlock with yew-like
elevations to 5000 fret, aid we lock. Habitually growing to 60 leaves. There should be no
have the Mountain hemlock at fret tn mast of its high raw, need to help you identify this
higher altitudes.
specimens in favored locations tree, as it is the commonest
The Western hemlock, in haw grown to 125 fret with tree of our area.
common with all hemlocks, is a 40 inch diameter. Longevity
Douglas fir is variable in
one of the most graceful and is unknown, foresters just say color. It is not unusual to see
beautiful evergreens we have. well owr 250 years.
several in a clump, each tree
Tsuga heterophylla is a tall
On«* of this tree’s charmirv a different hue, ranging all th«*
dense pyramid, with slender distinctions is the starry ap­ way from a decided yellow gr«*en
sweeping,
well
needled pearance of its needle arrange­ to a rich blue green. Until a
branches full to the ground when ment when viewed from a short tree reaches 14 inches in di­
grown in the open. A nodding distanc«* away. The blue green ameter, the bark stays fairly
plume and tip top branchlets needles
are Irregularly ar- smooth and light as In the true
grace the top in a unique pat­ ranged, and very dense. The firs. In older trees it gets
tern, possessed only by hem­ cones are quite different. About quite dark, hard, thick, and
locks.
3 inches and more in length, very rough . Second only to th«*
The bark is a dark russet, they are usually purple Incolor, coast
redwood in height,
finely scaled on young trees, although occasionally a tree will Douglas fir often towers owr
hard and furrowed, with many have lighter colored cones such 200 feet tn the moist air of the
cross ridges, on old trees. as yellow green, or olive brown. western Cascades. In old growth
Needle color is a deep glossy
In the high meadows around stands trunks over 10 feet in
yellow green. Densley needled, Mt. Hood, one often sees lone diameter can be found.
an apparent skimpyness is im­ specimens of such artistic
Look closely at th«* cone cf
plied by the shortness of the merit and growth symetry, as a Douglas fir. It is unique
individual needles. The medium to look nursery grown. Indeed, in the world of conifers. The
brown cones are less than an some of our nurserymen grow notch«! flexible scales are e tch
inch long.
this tree for ornanental pur­ overlapped by the trident sha»'«d
This a north slope tree as poses, because of its great
bract from under the scale
it is a very shade tolerant. beauty and individualism as a above. No other conifer has
This tree could well be the specimen tree, to stand alone
this identifying cone feature.
true climax tree of our western in some favored spot in yard BaapOOt this laughs fir, th«*
forest. The seedlings grow well or estate grounds. Some very
present well-being of your state
in the understory of our dense nice large ones are seen here is due to its bountiful presence.
conifers and, left alone, would and there in yards thatprobably
Douglas fir grows with many
through the centurys become the were collected years ago aid
different companions invarious
dominant tree, since when the brought down from their moun­ parts
its range. On the
tain fastness to grace the low­ coast you will find it growir«
land scene. These attempts are with Sitka spruce, Western red
usually unsuccessful unless one cedar, Western hemlock, Port
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choses a very young tree to Orford cedar, and
various
MIXED DOUBLES
move.
hardwoods, in the lower Cas­
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The Canadian hemlock has cades it grows with Grand fir
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been long in the nursery trade and Western hemlock as well
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and several horticultural forms as Western red cedar. In the
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are named and propagated
John Itay country we find it in
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»sexually. The typical Canadian with Ponderosa pine, and West-
Shorty’s Corner
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hemlock looks much like the ern larch. It is our most wide-
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Western hemlock, except it is spread tree, and at some part
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darker colored and has
its of its range, it is a neighbor
Jay’s Tavern
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needles arranged more neatly to any conifer you care to
Rainbow Company
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mention.
High game and series, men—
Dean Dickinson, 193 and 520.
High game and series, wom­
en -- Violet Markwell, 180,
A
and Betty Spink, 513.
High team game and series
— Sandy Shell, 702 and Dew
Drop Inn, 2004.
the red and black to a convinc­ Orange and Black lived through
ing 41-34 victory over the another four minutes without a
scrappy Silverton Foxes.
point and while they were starv­
Ron Verdoorn’s 24 points led
Lanky Ron, as deadly as cy­ ing, the Pioneers were thrtvir^
aroused Sandy to a smashing anide, on the firing line, pump­
52-37 victory over Estacada ed in 18 points and joined with on the shooting form of Ver­
Jan. 19 in Wilco league basket­ his starting mates, Jim Sliger, doorn and Williams. Robertson
removed all his first fiddle
ball.
Lee Poppenhagen, Ron Williams
It was the Pioneer’s first and Scot Winchester, in limit­ performers but Williams, leav­
win in the last five games ing the Foxes to 12 field goals. ing him on the battle line to
direct the shock troopers.
stopping a four game loss skein.
Coach Nick Robertson’s war­
The game, slow movlr^, but
Estacada, failed in its bid to riors, giving their third road
take its first victory of the appearance in four games, well handled, was a perfect
warm up for the Pioneers stern
young season.
didn’t leave Silvertonians much
The Rangers, now 0-7, were to cheer about by serving as test tomorrow night when they
completely outclassed as the front runners from start to oppose twice-beaten Jesuit.
SANDY 41
erdoorn 18,
Pioneers swept to a quick lead finish.
Sliger 2, Poppenhagen 4, Wil­
and never looked back. The
The Pioneers blanking the
halftime score was 29-19 in apposing forces for the first liams 9, Winchester 4, Wood­
cock 1, Schneider 2, Ackers
Sandy’s favor.
four minutes, moved into a 1, Flath.
Verdoorn, hit 10 of 18 shots quick 4-0 lead and at the end of
SILVERTON 34 -- McBride
from the floor and, with Ron the first period Sandy held 7-6
Williams who had 9 points, led margin. They closed out the 6, Jorgenson 2, Gehring 5, An­
derson 12, Brendan 1, Page 3,
a second half raid on Estacada half with a 20-16 bulge.
Cardiff 5.
that gave the Pioneers a 46-27
If the Foxes crowd thought
lead.
things were tough in the open­ SANDY 36, CANBY 33
Sophomore star Linvell Wil­ ing two panels, the second half
Sandy defeated Canby on the
liams led the Rangers with 16 was even worse.
Pioneers’ home court Tuesday
points.
It took the Foxes nine min- night in a low-scoring game
SANDY 52 — Verdoorn 24, utes to pop in a field goal, the that went into overtime before
Sliger 2, Poppenhagen 4, Win­ only business for the score­ the victory was gained. Final
chester 4, Williams 9, Flath keeper in this span being five score was Sandy 36, Canby 33.
4, Ackers 2, Schneider 1.
free throws.
ESTACADA 37 -- Davenport
The honor of cracking the
2, Williams 16, Showerman 6, Pioneer barrier went to Don
McCartney 3, Smith 4, Conrey Cardiff, a second stringer and
2, Wilson 1, White 2, Bristol 1. when he nailed one from the
corner the fans responded with
TRIM TRIO
SANDY
15 14 13 10--52
an encouraging cheer.
By Mike Hite
1/13
ESTACADA
8 11 6 12—37
The partisan crowd could af­
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ford
the
luxury
of
shooting
for
SANDY 41, SILVERTON 34
Brent Peterson, with 10 Happy House
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a rival for, by then, the count points led the unbeaten Sandy
Ron Verdoorn a key cog in stood 36-20 for &ndy aid ev­
Sandy Post
41 1/2 34 1/2
Sandy’s basketball success was eryone in the arena realized the Freshmen to a 50-44 victory .Mt. Electronics 41 1/2 34 1/2
over the Molalla Indians Mon­ Sandy Mobil
the Pioneers chief scoring Foxes were a doomed baid.
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day night in Wilco league bas­
weapon there Friday as he led
Tiki Printing
40 1/2 35 1/2
After Cardiffs basket, the ketball.
H & J Coin
It was Sandy’s seventh win
Cleaners
33 1/2 42 1/2
of the season and the Pioneers
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third league victory. Molalla is Dover Kennels W
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now 6-2 overall and 2-1 in the
High individual game and se­
league.
ries — Grace Lamb, 193 and
The Pioneers leading only Cleo Gagner, 663.
Teach me to feel another’s
36-33 with 10 minutes remain­
High team game and series
ing drew away from Molalla on
— Tiki Printing, 575 and Mt.
woe, to hide the fault I see;
the shooting of Mike Hite and Electronics, 2140.
Randy Huserik. Sandy com­
that mercy I to others show,
HOODLAND HOPPERS
pletely dominated the boards
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the remainder of die game and
that mercy show to me.
took away Molalla’s second
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shots on offense.
—Pope
Alpine Hut
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Hite finished with 9 points,
Log Lodge
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all in the last quarter, while
Siake Inn
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Huserik added 8 plus 17 re­
Post Electric 41
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bounds.
Chris
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Phillips
SANDY MIXED DOUBLES
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Washing Well 30 1/2 45 1/2
J. J. Walker
Barlow Trail 30 1/2 48 1/2
Realty
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Day or Night Servie« — A Local Institution
Ken’s Chevron 27
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San Ro Esta
Phone 665 1117
Grethem, Oregon
High individual game, scratch
Lanes
45 1/2 30 1/2
and handicap — Mary Schmidt,
Pioneer Real
187 and 201.
We Endorse the Oregon Funerol Injurance Plan
Estate
45
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High series, scratch — Mary
Brooks Cafe
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Schmidt, 493.
Janz Berryland34 1/2 41 1/2
High series, handicap — Rose
Frederickson
Currier,
538.
Appliance
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McKinnon
Enterprise 33
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SAN RO ESTA
Don’s Rlchfield26
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Women’s high series and
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game — Emma Woodcock, 541 Erickson-F owler
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and 188.
Barlow Trail
10
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Men’s high series and game Sandy Radiator
9
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Johnny Sez
--
Stan Esperson, 555 and Estacada Golf
FARM TRACTOR CO.
8
4
Woody
Woodcock,
221.
Weavers Dept. Store 4
- BUYING? -
8
See Us for New
Team high series and game Edwards Richfield
3
9
- SELLING? -
Jacuzzi Pumps and
-- J. J. Walker Realty, 2330 Grokett Jewelry
2
10
and 830.
Repairs on All Makes
Jennie Welches
- TRADING? -
2
10
Of Pumps
High team series, scratch
24-Hour Phone Service
EARLY birds
and handicap — Sandy Radiator,
Loop
Hwy.
4
Boring
Road
when calling Johnny
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1307 and 1478.
Gresham, Oregon
Lewis
Hardware
48
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High game, scratch -- Irene
MO 5-3491 with
Telephone: MO 5-4164
Swails Plumbing 45 1/2 22 1/2
Blount,
188; handicap — Lu
SP-tf
J. J. WALKER
Al’s Minlt Mart 40
Sarver, 204.
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Shaws Richfield 40
28
High series, scratch--Irene
AT 8-5045
Cedar Plaza
Blomt, 516; handicap -- Janice
4950 NE Union
Portland
Drugs
39 1/2 28 1/2
Fisher, 523.
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Genes Market
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Zig Zag Inn
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SALES & SERVICE
It’s a lot tougher to be a
Carols Corner
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High individual game and football coach than a President.
ROHDE & ROHDE
series -- Barb Johnson, 176 You’ve got four years as a
FARM TRACTOR CO.
President, and they guard you.
107 So. Bluff, Sandy
and
Jan Wamboldt, 502.
loop Highway & Boring Road
A coach doesn’t have anyone
High
team
game
and
Grethom
MO 5-4164
Phone 668-4666
series -- Swails Plumbing, 657 to protect him when things go
wrong. — Harry Truman.
and 1861.
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Bull Run school won one and
lost «aw» In an athletic meet
Friday with Deniascus element­
ary school.
The boy’s basketball
team
won their game handily, de­
feating their opponents by a
score of 22 to 13.
The Bull Run girls’ team
found that the closing whistle
came too aoon for them toover-
cume a large lead by Dumuscus
aid were defeated 30 to 32.
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