C am p C h arg e R em o ved
Pioneers Enter Victory Column
W ith 12-0 W in Over Wy'East
by M IK E H IT E
The Sandy Pioneers came
back from the football dead
F r id a y , and in an in sp irln gd ls-
play o f courage and class d e ­
feated Wy’e a s t, 12-0 before
many disappointed Eagle root­
ers.
The Red and Black men, c a st­
ing aside all painful memories
of the 1 3 -0 d lsaster which o ver­
whelmed them against Reynolds
Just a week ago, punctured the
E agle defense for a touchdown
in the firs t two minutes of the
second quarter, then flattened
their rivals with another s ix -
pointer 1 n the third panel.
A ctu a lly , the Frontiersm en’ s
sup eriority was even greater
than the final sco re Indicates.
In the second h alf they r e ­
peatedly stormed within close
range o f the Wy’ east end zone
only to lose control on downs.
But even in the face of m is­
firin g, the Pioneers were ob­
vious m asters o f the Eagles and
earned for them selves the r e ­
spect of the W llco grid Iron
league for the great comeback
after last week’ s frightful lo ss.
It was a Red and Black w ar­
rior named Schneider who sup­
plied the initial punch to San ­
dy’ s return to football em in­
ence but, before the cool and
cloudy evening was o v e r, Don
Schneider had ample company
in the hallowed ranks o f P io ­
neer heroes.
Brent Peterson, Jim M artin,
and Jim Sliger made glowing
contributions to the Pioneers*
rushing power and the Red and
Black defenders, mere cream
puffs against Reynolds only s e v ­
en days e a rlie r, guarded their
side of the arena as though gold
was planted under each blade
of the clipped turf.
And in dishing out lavish
praise for Sandy’s s u c c e s s ,
coach Ken Brown and his cap­
able staff can’ t be neglected
or overlooked.
In a mere week, under their
wise direction, the Pioneers
were transformed from a men­
tally bruised and beaten outfit
into a hopped up arm y of dedi­
cated sold iers.
The E a g le s, seeking their
second conquest in as many
outings and trying to avenge last
year’ s upset by the F ro n tiers­
men, had no answer for such
dedication.
The Pioneers were so much
the best that they overpowered
the easterners 2 to 1 on the
ground and while s till being a
little generous pass defense
always managed to halt the E a g ­
le advances whenever the goal
line was in Jeopardy o f being
crossed.
A
no score count stood
through the first quarter but
early in the second period the
Pioneers struck.
They opened their scoring
charge on their own 23 and in
a dozen rams at the blue-
g shlrted wall facing th e m ,c ra sh ­
ed and slashed to the Wy’ east
one.
Peterson, Slige r and Schnei­
der all had a hand in the a s ­
sau lt, but mostly it was Sneed,
who was the Red and Black
bread and butter p o w er-h o u se ,
lugging the leather on half of the
12 ca rrie s .
He was such a key cog in
the smashing drive that when
the Birds lined
up to repel
the advance they all had their
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eyes rivoted on Schneider.
M artin, although noting the
concentration, s till gave It to
Schneider, who bulled over b e­
hind some fine blocking by the
Pioneer offensive line.
Late in third period the Red
and Black men were given an­
other scoring opportunity when
Tom Scales interescepted a
Wy’ east pass on his 49. The
Pioneers capitalized on
the
Eagle miscue as Peterson, S li­
ger and Schneider hammered
downfield to the Eagle 10. From
there M artin on a halfback flare
p a s s , fired a perfect strike to
S lig e r , who went In untouched.
S lig e r was so jubilant after
stepping across the goal line
he slammed the ball to turf,
a’ la T V , and, if there had been
end-zone bleachers at Wy’east
odds are that M r . Slige r would
have found the bleachers with a
tremendous toss or posssibly
a might boot such as seen two
weeks ago in the G e o rgia -T e n ­
nessee tu ssle.
After that, the victory -se n s­
ing Pioneers sim ply ran out the
strin g .
Line sco re s:
Sandy......... 0 6 6 0 - - 12
Wy’ e a s t ...0 0 0 0 — 00
S . Schneider 1 run
(kick
failed).
S . S lig e r 10 (pass from M a r­
tin, (kick failed).
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P R E D IC T IO N S :
R E C O R D 7-3
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R E Y N O L D S over W Y’ E A S T
. . . The Lancers have won two
straight and have looked good
in doing so - - especially in last
week’ s 39-7 slaughter of M o lal­
la . They have a fine backfield,
balancing power with speed,
and should be way too much for
the E a g le s .
M t. Hood F orest Supervisor
Lloyd G . G lllm or announced
the removal of the land and
water charge system on the
campgrounds for the remainder
of the camping season. The 22
campgrounds on the charge s y s ­
tem and the non-charge cam p­
grounds w ill continue to be op­
ened for use by recreationlsts
until foul weather forces Forest
O fficials to shut off the water
and remove garbage ca n s.
BIG P IO N E E R U N E
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SANDY
over S IL V E R T O N
, . Form you’ re own conclu­
sion on this one.
P.l Exposition
Dates Announced
P acific International L iv e ­
stock Exposition Is scheduled
O ct. 4 to 12 at the Multnomah
County Exposition Center In
North Portland. In addition to
livestock shows and s a le s , the
exposition will feature nightly
horse shows and rodeos, with
m atinees on week-end d ates.
Neil C . Jackso n, chairman
.o f the P .l, ticket sales co m -
1 mlttee In Sandy, has named
George M organ, Walrad
In-
1 surance A gency, Sandy, as his
assistan t.
M T . HOODERS
9/19
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3
Dea’ s In & Out
7
3
7
Whistle Stop
7
3
Williams Thriftway
6
6
Dew Drop Inn
6
Jennie W elch's Ant. 6
6
6
Ethel’ s Bty. Salon
3
7
House of Wong
8
Pioneer Real Estate 4
High team game, and se-
ries - - House of Won] 8. 9 3 and
Dea’ s In and Out, 2765.
High individual gam e, ’.rene
Blount, 215 and series. Fern
Hunter, 565.
SA N D Y M E N 'S
9/19
A rt Erickson Tire
Service
9
T -J* s Restaurant
9
7
Weaver’ s Dept. St.
Scott’ s Bakery
6
Dover Kennels
3
B ill’ s Brightwood
Store
5
7
Burke’ s Shell,
Estacada
4
8
Edward’ s Richfield
3
9
High
game
and
se rie s,
scratch - - Midge Wadkins, 210
and Fern Hunter, 489.
High team game and se rie s,
handicap - - T - J ’ s 647. Erickson
T ire , 1856.
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TRIM TRIO
9/20
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Tiki Printing
7
M t. Electronics
5
Team #5
4
Team *3
3
Team #8
3
Team #7
2
Skipper Bros.
Team #4
postponed
High team game and series,
handicap - - T i k i Printing, 509.
Team #5, 1410.
High individual game and
se rie s,
handicap
- - A lice
'Thornton 193 and Maxine Hick­
ey. 513.
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E A R L Y BIRDS
9-24
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Cedar Plaza
8
7 1 /2
Gene’ s Market
1/2
San Ro Esta Snack
Bar
7
Swalls Plumbing 6
M t. Hood Shopping
Center
6
6
Lew is Hardware
6
6
Z ig Z a g Inn
4
8
Sandy Lum br. &
Hardware
3 1/2 8 1/2
High individual game and
series - - Pat Scott, 203 and
M arge Thornton, 486.
High team game and series
- - Gene’ s Market, 679
and
Gene’ s Market and Cedar Plaza
1895.
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SA N D Y M IX E D
D OUBLES
9/23
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Pioneer Real E st.
10 2
San Ro E sta L n s.
9 3
Heidi’ s
7 5
Paul’ 8 Welding
6 6
J . J . Walker
2 10
Sandy C y cle Center
2 10
Brook’ s C afe
6 2
McKinnon Enterpr.
2 6
High series and game - -
Kay M etsger, 515 and 193. Men
- - Dave Blount, 556 and Harold
Brooks, 192.
High team series and game
- - Pioneer Real Estate, 2307
and Brooks Cafe, 791.
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JE S U IT over E S T A C A D A . . .
No contest h ere, any fool could
pic k this one right (now watch
the Rangers upset ’em)). But
with power runners Christian­
son and Wllkens in the line up
the only way for the Rangers
to pull an upset would be for
Je s u it to accidentally bring
their freshm an team then, s till,
it would probably be clo se ,
w ill offer season long threat to W ilco opponents.
(Post photo)
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Clackam as County Bk.
6 2
Cedar Plaza
6
2
Sandy Ridge M em .
6
2
Rexall Drug
5
3
McKinnon Ent.
4 4
Smith M otors
4
4
Brooks C afe
1
7
T H E D A L L E S over M O ­ Thriftway
0 0
L A L L A . . . Two Indians hook
High team series and game:
up in this one, with the E a s t­ Cedar Plaza, 2888 and 983.
High individual series and
erns being given the edge s im ­
game. Curt Thornton, 606 and
ply because they’ ve won a gam e, 227.
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beating Canby 18-12, last week.
SAN RO ESTA
M olalla could find a tough time
9/18
winning a ball-gam e this year.
C E N T R A L over C A N B Y . . .
The defending A -2 state champs
died hard last week 13-6 to
A - l state champion Jesu it a l­
though
playing without the
services of Steve M cA rthur,
A - 2 sprint champ in the 100
and 220. The Panthers’ string
of 14 straight victories was
severed last week but they
could start a new one with the
lowly C ou gars.
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Ken’ s Kats
10 1 /2
1 1/2
Freddies F re e ­
loaders
6
6
Jim ’ s Crickets 6
6
Cotten Pickers 6
6
C h arlie ChlmpsS
7
Rhum Dumbs
2 1 /2
9 1/2
High Individual game and
s e rie s , scratch, men — Ken
F lath, 175 and 427; women —
game, Ursula Salso, 155; series
A rdella L eh r, 415.
High team game and se ­
rie s , with handicap — Ken’ s
Kats, 677 and 1954.
e e e
N’ T U T T E R
U tte re d water is dangerous
swimming, fishing, and
boating. Put your litte r in a
lltterbag and help keep
the
Pacific Northwest clean and
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M t. Hood Community college
will enter the competitive co l­
lege ring of w restling when
Winter quarter begins in Ja n ­
u ary, Dutch T rieb w asser, d l r - /
ector of athletics said .
Triebw asser urges all post-
high school w restlers who wish.,
to continue wrestling compet­
itively to ca ll him immediately
at 665-1131.
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9-22
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Brightwood Oil 8 1/2
3 1/2
Horner’ s Mkt. 8
4
#3
7
5
2
Sportsman Club 6 ptd.
6 1/2
1/2
M eier Dairy
8
Gateway Inn
11
#4
8 ptd
#6
series.
game
and
High
scratch - - E arl M eier, 216
and Curt Thornton, 561.
Team high game and series,
handicap
- - Gateway Inn, 992
..
and 2947.
postponed
Ptd.
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H O O D LA N D H O PPER S
9/18
W
3
Post E le c tric
6
3
Thunderhead Lodg.6
4
Washing Well
5
Bowman’ s
5
Ratskeller
5
Barolow T rail
4 1/2 4 1/2
5
Team #6
4
5
Alpine Hut
4
3
Gay’ s Kache
4
6
C & L Lum ber
3
High single gam e - - Jeanine
Sperr, 176. High individual s e ­
ries - - Em ily Mullan, 475.
High team game and se ­
ries - - 585 and 1690.
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San Ro Esta Lanes
6
6
8
Sandy Shell
4
"W IL D IN THE STREETS"
Team #6
3
9
High individual game and
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series - - M arge Thornton, 176
and 468. A ce Espersen, 183;
O p e n s . W e d ., Thurs., Fri. at 6 :4 5
Curt Thornton, 517.
S aturday a n u S u n d ay 1 2 :4 5
High team game and se - i
ries - - San Ro Esta Lanes,
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