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Eastmont Opens Bowling Lanes
Eastmont Bowling Lanes,
2000 E. Powell Blvd., la now
open after a $250,000 fire,
which occurred on May 26.
MATTSON’S
APPLIANCE
PREDICTIONS
T h e walls, ceilings and
floors have been rebuilt after
suffering an 80 per cent loss.
by Mike Hite
The billard room will
open sometime next week.
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J E S U IT ,
28
DALLES, 14 ...Jesuit,
», headbd
by Brian Doherty, ha* so much
talent it is Inconceivable that
they will lose at all this year,
b u t th e Indians, lad by
quarterback Mike Carpenter,
will give it a shot.
REYNOLDS, 15 - SANDY,
14 ...I feel somewhat disloyal
picking against the Pioneers,
but the Lancers have too much
talent. Look for a hard fought
game here.
M O LA L LA , 13 - CANBY, 7
...T h e
In d ia n s , although
inexperienced, have a lot of
num bers. Canby with 14
lettermen is experienced but
has no depth. Molalla to win -
you figure it out.
There is a new pro shop
complete with new supplies,
balls, bags and shoes.
Sal«« - Service
The
nursery has been
completely rebuilt with cribs
and an outside playing area.
Installations
NEW and USED
The Gresham Outlook will
sponsor one of the big
tournaments of the year Oct. 1
through Nov. 30.
APPLIANCES
Gas and Electric
* Camping Equipment
• Financing Available
The Outlook has sponsored
the tournament for 22 years,,
the last seven at Eastmonf
Lanes. Minimum o f $2,000
prize money will be offered.
102 Main St., Sandy
Ph. 668*6717
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Gresham
New head coach Jim Turin
in h e rite d
te n le tte rm e n ,
including seven regulars, from
last year’s Wilco league fourth
place team as basic material for
his first season as Sandy’s head
football coach.
But this is not quite as solid
as it sounds, because two of
th e
d e p a rte d
re g u la rs
accounted for over two-thirds
o f the Pioneers’ 1,532 yards
gained last season.
Fortunately for Turin, his
o ffe n s iv e system
spreads
backfield responsibility around
and he does have potential
standout replacements.
Quarterback will again be
senior Jim Martin (5-10, 170),
who logged most o f the game
time last season. Martin, a two
year letterman, excels at calling
a u d ib le s at the line of
scrimmage.
Rick Bell, last year’s starting
J.V. quarterback, will probably
back Martin.
S and y
c la im s
a
halfback-fullback combination
equal to any in the Wilco
league ..seniors Brent Peterson
and Roger Williams, who were
both starters as sophs.
Peterson (6 -0 ,1 9 5 ) is a hard
runner with great speed (10.1
in the 100), who has scored 74
points in two years at SUHS
and was a second in rushing
last year. A definite all-league
c a n d id a te w ho
punishes
tacklers and contributes his
share of blocking as well as
being a threat for the “bomb”
on pass receptions, he also is
the place kick specialist.
Williams (6-1, 190) was
switched to fullback this year
after a stint at offensive end
last year. But the position is
not entirely new to him as he
played this spot half of his
sophomore year. He’s also the
Pioneers’ punter and could
wind up his high school career
with a big year.
The other halfback spot is
ilso strong with lettermen
Dean Phelps (5-9, 175) and
junior Dennis Weisen (6-0,
185). Both have break away
possibilities and whichever one
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CHILDREN 50c
I
is in there will complement the
other three backs.
The receiving corps was
dented by graduation, but
should
be adequate with
Peterson, Phelps and Weisen
and returning ends Dale Sliger
and Leion Verdoom.
Sliger (6-1, 165) is a fine
receiver, who is adept on the
short patterns.
Verdoom (6-1, 185) is a
strong blocker at tight end and
is also a good runner.
Arte Larson (6-3, 180) and
Randy Ackers (6-1, 180), both
juniors, will add depth.
The front line is solid, with
Wilco honorable mention Ron
Boyles (6-0, 195), and Randy
Huserik (6-1, 210 at tackles.
Pushing them is junior Larry
T h o m a s (6-0, 190), Paul
Wunische (5 -1 1 ,1 8 0 ), and Don
Pullen (5-10, 185), at guards
and Steve Fantenbein (5-10,
195) at center.
Sandy’s defense consists o f
essentially the same personnel,
indicating that many players
will go both ways.
Linebackers Williams (a sure
a ll-W ilc o c a n d id a te ) and
Bowling Nows
SANDY LU TH E R A N
M IX E D LEAGUE
Sept. 3 ,1 9 6 9
W
The Misfits -Team 4
3
Team No. 5
3
Team No. 2
2
Lunar 4 -Team 1
2
Team No. 3
1
Team No. 6
1
High individual game and
series - Scratch
Women
Game - Doris Lutz
174
Series - Doris Lutz
431
Men
Game - Charles Lutz
186
Series - Charles Lutz
475
High team game and series
with handicap.
Game - The Misfits
679
Series - The Misfits
1920
MT. HOODERS
9-4-69
House o f Wong
. . . 3
1
1
3
1
Whistle S t o p ................. 3
Dew Drop Inn . . . . 3
1
3
Dea’s In & Out . . . . 1
Williams Thriftway . . 1 3
3
Pioneer Real Estate . . 1
3
Ethel’s Beauty Salon
1
Hi Team Series, House of
Wong, 2610
H i Team game, J. W.
Antiques, 917
H i In d . Series, Terri
McManus, 538
Hl Ind. Game, Joyce Martin,
212
SAN RO ESTA
BOWLING LEAGUE
Sept. 3
Dover Kennels . . . . 3
1
San Ro Este Snack Bar 3
1
Art Erickson Tire Serv
2
2
Edward* Big Apple . . 2
2
Strebin Const. Co.
. . 2
2
Burke’s Shell, Estacada 2
2
Weaver’s Dept. Store
. 1
3
T - J’s
............................ 1
3
Hi Ind. Game and Series,
handicap: Evelyn Morlan 194 -
Fern Hunter 498
HI Team Game and Series,
Handicap: Strebin Conat. Co.
697 - Dover Kennel* 1891.
Wunische are one of the
defense’s strong suits.
Tackles Boyles and Huserik,
who both merit all-league
attention, is another strong
suit. Guards Gantenbein and
Pullen hold down the heart of
the line and Verdoorn and
Sliger go into the first game as
starting ends.
S andy has o n ly one
letterm an, Phelps, in the
defensive backfield from last
year and he saw brief action
Terry Nolan (6-0, 160), a
junior, will play safety; with
Ackers handling the other deep
back spot. These three will be
backed by Larsen, Martin,
Peterson and Weisen.
T h e F ro n tie rs m e n ’s first
opponent will be Reynolds at
Reynolds Sept. 12. Larry
K e c k ’s L ancers w ill be
rebuilding both offensive and
defensive lines, but they still
have such stalwarts back as
a ll-le a g u e defen sive end
fullback Mike Pattock (5-10,
201), Mu<uterback Van Jackson
(5-11, 170), halfbacks Billy
Kostraba (6-0, 175) and John
Miner (5 -1 1 ,1 7 5 ).
The Pioneers, however, will
not have to contend with
halfback Speedster Mark Terris
,6-1, 190), who is shelved with
an ankle injury.
The Lancers algo have fine
receivers in Bob Moore and Jay
Jacobsen.
Others who should be
watched are linebacker John
Moody (5 -1 0 ,1 7 0 ), a cousin to
Chuck Moody, Sandy defensive
halfback of last year; and guard
Don Ashoff (5 -1 0 ,1 7 0 ).
Oddly enough, Reynold’s
line will be small this year,
which is quite a contrast from
last year when it averaged out
at about 210. But, as always, it
will be extremely quick and
tough.
Onf more thing, and to
Sandy’s advantage, will be that
for the first time in five years
the Lancers will not have a
fe llo w
by the name o f
Woodward playing fullback for
them.
PREDICTION
C E N T R A L ,
20
-
S IL V E R T O N ,
14
...T h e
Panthers have two of the best
in the state, quarterback Mike
Buss and 270 pound Lloyd
Graves. These two, plus a few
other returnees, make Central
strong again.
The Foxes’ big man is
tailback Steve Herr, honorable
mention all-state last year. I f
Silverton can hold down Buss,
they can win, but it’s doubtful
that they can.
Aquatics Director
Sets Fall Schedule
IMPARTI
Procter
Sandy
H o u r*:'8 a.m. io 5:30 p.m.
-M ond ay thru Saturday
The Sandy Union High
School cross country team,
coached by Lee Cole, shoulr
be a stronger one this season.
The
P ioneers have six
lettermen back this year plus'
several standouts from last
year’s J.V. team.
Leading Sandy’s harriers
will be two-year lettermen,
senior Tommy Fussella. Tom
could be one of the best in the
league this year and will be
shooting for a high finish at
district in October.
Other stalwarts are Hal
Friberg, Steven Buhler, Mike
S u tto n , T o m
Hollenbeck,
Jamie
Hendricks and the
highly touted sophomores, A1
Gunderman and Bruce Friberg.
Their first meet is Sept. 17
at La Salle.
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The new aquatics director at non-swimmers class for those
M i
Including Leber
the Sandy Pool, Jim Anstine, six years and under.
has slated the fall schedule for
There will also be a senior
the public swimming.
life saving class offered later
The schedule follows that o f this fall. Sign-up* for all classes
Correct Caster, Camber and Toe-m on ovr
th e
s u m m e r, w ith
th e will begin Sept. 15. For further
exception o f daytime public information contact the Sandy
N ow Jim Bean Visualiner
s w im m in g
d u r in g
th e Swim Pool at 6 6 8 -6 3 3 3 .
weekdays. Ladies night is still IN S TR U C TIO N A L SCHEDULE
WE'RE HUNTING FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Monday beginning at 7 p.m. Adult BeginnerSat. 9-9:45 a.m.
. . . A N D WE AIM TO PLEASE
and busainessmem’s swim is Beginner (6 and under) Sat.
s till
h eld
on M o n d a y , 9:45 - 10:30 a.m.
W ednseday
and
F rid a y Adv. Beginner 10:30-11:15 am
mornings from 7 to 7:40 a.m.
Beginner (7 and over) 11:15-
Sandy 668-4101
Gresham 6 63 -4 5 22
A d u lt swim s w ill be 12 ;00 a.m.
T u e s d a y , Wednesday, and
Thursday nights from 8:45 to
9:15 p.m. Family swim is on
Friday night, from 7 to 8:45
p.m.
With the beginning o f high
school and the coming o f fall
sports, the high school swim
team
has been training
vigorously. Both the boys’ and
girl*’, teams are looking very
good, and a successful season is
anticipated. The diving team
led by state-contender Rob
Hignall is also looking very
fine. Both the swimming and
diring team have their first
challenge Thursday, Sept. 11,
against the Gresham Gophers
at
G re s h a m .
Good
oerformances are expected
.'rom Ron Kipp Dave Lindsey,
John Johnson, Laurie Sainael
and many other fast improving
swimmers. The first home meet
<s set for Thursday, Sept. 10,
ap alanca *,
WCDAN
day*.
when Sandy will go against the
Lake Oswego Swim Club.
A PEW SCHOOL
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instruction on
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