Thur»., Oe». 31, 1968 (Sec. 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) POS
shoe Pioneers Submit, 34-7,
Year
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By Mike Hite
So Very Popular
Central hammered Sandy into
submission 34-7, Friday, with
a three touchdown outburst in
the second quarter that con
tinued Panther domination of
Wilco football rivals,
Wing Tip
Oxfords
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Steve McElvray and Steve
Pyles each scored twice for the
second-place Panthers, and
quarterback Mike Buss com
pleted the only pass he threw,
for a touchdown to McElvray
for 35 yards, to boost Central’s
record to 6-1.
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The loss was the third for
Sandy. Having won four, the
Pioneers still have a chance
to have their best record since
1959 if they can best Estacada
and Molalla in the .next two
weeks.
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The Panthers were held to
just three first downs the whole
game, but five interceptions,
one which was returned 39 yards
to the one, a big 97-yard touch-
down'^romp with a^recovered ,
fumble, by"j4cElvray„and„a 49- *
yard T.D. run by Pyles, made
the rout inevitable?
McElvray’s 97-yard sprint
was hotly disputed by Pioneer
players and coaches, as two
officials standing on the goal
line, half-way signaled a T.D.
on Don Schneider’s carry , but
one would not clarify the touch
down without the other, so
Schneider was shoved back
three yards where he fumbled
and McElvray was johnny-on-
the-spot.
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The Pioneers only tally came
midway through the last quar
ter when Brent Peterson gath
ered in a four-yard scoring toss
from quarterback Jim Martin.
Schneider added his 37th point
of the year for the extra point.
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C-Pyles 49 run (Florence kick)
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Silverton ................................ 1
M c la lla ................................... 1
Canby ..................................... 0
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At Silverton 6. Jesuit 34
At Reynolds 34, The Dalles 1
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SANDY AND CENTRAL jerseys were "hardly distinguishable at gridiron
battle Friday night as more rain continued to pour down on sodden field.
Central, capitalizing on Sandy erro rs, outscored Pioneers 34-7. (Post phpto)
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PREDICTIONS RECORD
28^5-2
.848 Pet.
SANDY over ESTACADA . . .
The Pioneers even though they
lost last week 34-7 to Central,
if you can believe it, actually
outplayed the Panthers allow
ing them only three firs (downs,
but the Panthers were just too
explosive. The Rangers were
beaten by a sm iliar score of
31-7, so the game should be
rated about even, but the Pio
neers could make it a veryum -
pleasant homecoming for the
Rangers with a win. Sandy, 20-
Estacada, 14.
JESUIT over MOLALLA . . .
If this one’s close there’s some
thing wrong, as the Crusaders
will be tuning up for the state
quarterfinals. The Indians do
not have much chance but I
doubt if they are beaten 66-6
like two years ago. Jesuit, 39;
Molalla, 6.
SILVERTON over CANBY...
The Cougars haven’t scored a
win this season and things won’t
change this week. The Foxes
were drubbed 36-6 by Jesuit
last week, but Canby will use
this game to tune-up for the
Crusaders next week. Silver-
ton, 20; Canby, 7.
WY’EAST over THE DALLES
. . .Tough one to pick, and
should be a good game. The
Indians looked their bestagainst
us, but the Eagles have won
more game 3-2. Incidentally,
Dallas heads Green Bay 10-7
In the third quarter. Wy’east,
14, The Dalle , 13.
CENTRAL over REYNOLDS
. . . Both the Lancers and the
Panthers even handily last week
and should be ready. The Pan
thers get the nod. Central, 28;
Reynolds, 21.
Sandy Swim Team
Tops St. Helens
St. Helens shot out to a 7-0
lead against Sandy Thursday
only to watch as the Sandy team
turned on the heat to win the
meet 116 to 81.
In the second event the San
dy boys’ medley relay team took
first place to even the score
7-7. The foursome included
Gary Berger, Rob Bignall, John
Johnson, and Dave Lindsay.
Art Larson led the boys sec
tion of competition by winning
the 200 yard free style and the
100 yard backstroke.
Brian Boothby, sprinting
the last 100 yards, came from
belrnd to win the 400 yard free
style.
Other
victories included
Chris Scarlett, 50-yard free
style; John Johnson, 100-yard
butterfly; Ron Kipp, 200-yard
individual medley; and John
Zipperage, 100-yard b reast
stroke.
Pam Longstreet scored 10
points for the team by winning
the 50 yard butterfly and the 50-
yard freestyle. Kay Cousins
took first in the girls 50-yard
backstroke.
Both the boys and girls r e
lay teams were victorious.
Kim Anderson, Lori Samsel,
Linda Smith and Nancy O’H ar
row swimming the girls’ relay
and Chris Scarlett, John John
son, Ron Kipp and Art Larson
made up the boys team.
Students Donate
To Belcher Fund
Green
Crepe Soles
Many Other Styles
For Your Selections I
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9
LOTS OF FREE PARKING
Sandy took 15 wins out of the
24 events with the boys nabbing
11 of the 11 and the girls taking
4 of the 13.
Divers Rita Sheppard ana
Bob Devere won in diving com
petition. Rob Bignall gave a
diving exhibition.
The next swimming ineetwill
be at Reynolds at 4 p.m. this
afternoon.
District Championships will
be held in Sandy, Friday, Nov.
i ®’ an<^ Saturday, Nov. 9.
FlECRÉATÏÔirRÉRÎKrn
Breitenbush Lake and Rain
MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST
bow
Campgrounds are closed to
ZIGZAG RANGER DISTRICT
use. Riverside Campground will
be closed for the season Nov
Roads: The bridge across
Lost Creek on Road S-239G ember 1st. All other recreation
approximately 200 feet beyond areas are'open.
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the junction with S-239 will • • A number
of anglers were out
be closed to cars in the near this we'ekend, but their success
future for the ¡xtrpo.se of in was poor. The Clackamas River
stalling a culvert. There will has l5een heavily fished this
be a temporary foot bridge in sum m er, and most of the planted
its place for those hiking the fish have been taken. •
Burnt Lake T rill.
The turnaround and parking
Hunter success continues to
area at (heSandy River-Portage
be poor. A few does have been
trailhead at the end of Muddy
sighted, but bucks have not been
Fork Road S-25 is being im
seen for some time.
proved.
Hunters are reminded that
T rails: There is enough snow
now on parts of the Timberline the season on deer closes Nov
Trail to make hiking difficult, ember 3rd. The Roosevelt Elk
and there is probably snow on season begins November 16th
through Nov
other trails above the 5,000 and continue
ember 27th. Only hunters pos
foot elevation.
Campgrounds: Water had sessing a Rosevelt Elk tag are
been turned off tn most of our permitted to hunt this animal.
campgrounds and Alpine is Check the "Synopsis of Oregon
closed due to snow. During the Big Game Regulations, 1968’’
next month we will be closing for further information.
all campgrounds for the winter.
The snow level is down to
Other: The Zigzag Ranger
Nov. 4 4 -H electricity lead
Station will no longer remain about 5,000 feet. On October er training, P.G.E. Service
open on weekends. Regular of 26th , 14 Inches of snow was Center, 3700 S.E. 17th, Port
fice hours will be from 8-12, measured at Brletenbush
land, 7:30 p.m.
1-5, weekdays only, until Dec Campground. Drive Carefullytl
Nov. 5 Clackamas county
ember 7, when we will be open
home Extension unit meeting.
on weekends through December
Boring.
22 to sell Christmas tree p e r
Nov. 6 4-H veterinary sc i
m its.
ence leader training, OMSI,
Portland, 8 p.m.
LAKES RANGER DISTRICT
Nov. 6 4-H Enjoy Your Home
WEEKLY ACTIVITY REPORT
project leader training, P ort
Free flu shots will be provid
land Federal Savings, Raleigh
Road construction continues ed by the Mt. Hood Lions for Hills Shopping Center, 10-12.
all
children
and
adults
In
the
on the Old Peavine Road S-633
Nov. 7 Clackamas County
and the Pipeline Road S-55. Welches School D istrict, Wed home Extension unit meeting,
Snow had closed the Skyline nesday, Nov. 6, from 7 p.m. to Eagle Creek.
Road S-42 between Peninsula 9 p.m. at Welches grade school.
Nov. 8 4-H Sub Deb project
Dr. Elton Leavitt of Sandy will leader training, County Health
Campground and Breltenbush
administer
the
Injections.
Lake.
Center auditorium, 10-12.
This increased gas tax bill is
unnecessary. It only adds an
’ extra tax, without giving the
state any power the state does
not already have. It also opens
the door to future raids on our
regular highway funds by mak-
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¡ng highway funds fair game
for any other special interest
groups.
VOTE 6 E NO
Against Increased
Gas Taxes
Pd. by Family Highway Protection Committee. Treaeurer
K. E. Rinke, 850 22d NW, Salem, Oregon.
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Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily
Closed Thursday and Sunday
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4 ,5 E. Pleasant Ave.
Sandy
Phone 668-6515
Plant Located at Firwood Junction
CONSTRUCTION
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ENGINEER
Cottrell students have voted
to donate proceeds, amounting
to $31.50, from their refresh
ment booth at the Sandy „night
school carnival'to the Belcher
Family fund. •'
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Several'members of the Bel-,
'c h e r family, of Rt. 1, Boring,
were injured and one daughter
¿■as killed in a July traffic
accident near Boring. The a c
cident victims were hospitaliz
ed for some time afterward
but are now recovering at home.
The fund at the F irst Nation
al Bank In Gresham was e s
tablished to help pay the heavy
medical expense) Incurred by
the family.
The students have planned
several other projects to take
place during the school year
with proceeds also ear marked
for the Belcher fund.
Proceeds from a bake sale
at the carnival werealsodonat-
ed to the fund by the Cottrell
Community Club.
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PHYCICIANS
ELTON. D. LEAVITT, M.D.
THOMAS D. TELFORD
Consulting Engineer
Physician and Surgeon
663-4690
,
Rt. 3, Box 100, Boring, Ore.
Industrial Developments - Mapping
Subdivisions - Sewer and Water Layouts
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Daily except Wed., Sun.
Sat. 9 -,
6 6 8-4,17
LAW N and GARDEN
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MEDICAL BLDG., SANDY
*W. A. NOEHREN, M.D.
SANDY LAWN & GARDEN
Physician and Surgeon
MOWERS
SALES end SERVICE
Office Hours; 2 to 5 p.m.
M ornin gs by Appointment. Closed Set.
.
We Repair All Types of
Small Engines
110 E. Proctor
668-6235
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SAND and GRAVEL
NURSING HOMES
BAUNACH
Home for the Aged
Veterans - Social Security . Welfore
Gracious Living on Limited Income
Pine Pood
668-6190
ROCK CREEK SAND
AND GRAVEL
Crushed Rock, F ill end Top Soil
658-3138
SPORTING GOODS
SANDY CYCLE CENTER
Bridgestone - Honda
M c G uire nu r s in g h o m e
668-4633
Home for invalids, convalescent patients
and those needing nursing core
Martha C. McGuire, R.N.
loving Core for the Aged & Convalescent
Sales
668-6336
One Mile South of Sandy
on lonstedt Rood
New end Used
Parts
• Service
110 W. Proctor
668-6318
SURVEYOR
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
24-Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and
bed patients. Physicians on call.
Mein St., Sandy
MARX & CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
Registered Land Surveyor
Surveying, Map
Subdivisions. Office located at , . .
p in g ,
225 E. Burnside fxt.
Gresham
Lions to Give
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Open 6 45 Friday — 1:00 P M . Saturdayand Sunday
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