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Pioneers Bow to Eagles
For Second Wilco Loss
By M IKE H ITE
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Sandy s hopes for a football
v ie o r y
r l ay
n ig h t
evaporated
or rather died
slowly, inside its own 35-yard
line as Wy East utilized a solid
defense, a crunching ground
game and two touchdowns in
22 seconds late in the second
quarter to dump the Pioneers
26-0 at Pop Rannow Field.
The Eagles’ two lightening
strikes came on passes from
quarterback Phil Smith to Mike
Phelps for yards, and to Tom
Willis for 45 yards, with Willis
crossing the double stripe with
less than a minute to go in the
firsthaif.
nprfe°Hv eveTit'piT
on a perfectly executed onside
kick which was recovered by
Bill Bayles on the Sandy 45.
Bayles Pioneer tackle Ron
Lance Cochran recovered
fu llb a c k
Roger Williams’
second first quarter fumble on
the Pioneer 34 to set up the
Eagles’ first touchdown. Four
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Wy’East’s fourth and final
touchdown was scored by Hill
on an eight yard run late in the I
In their first league meet,
third quarter, and it was ju s t.
Sept. 18, the Pioneer Tankers
lost to Lake Oswego, 75-110.
Nosed out o f first place by a
hand-hold, the boys Medley
Relay, composed of team of
Rex Eisner, Scott Leroy, Steve
Lindsey and Dan Dahrens had
to be satisfied with second
position.
In the 200 Freestyle, a
Laker pulled ahead to take
first, leaving second for David
Lindsey and an easy third for
John Johnson.
In the 200 I.M. Dahrens
pulled ahead of competitors
for second place points.
Gary Berger was third in the
50 Free after being edged out
of second in a very close race.
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Jesuit - 28, Estacada • 7...
The no. 1 rated Crusaders edged
surprising Central 28-24 last
week in the last 11 seconds but
shouldn’t have to worry about
a last second win. The Rangers
are game but don’t have the
talent for an upset.
Silverton - 20, Sandy • 7...
The Foxes could well be the
big surprise o f the league, if
co m p a ra b le scores mean
anything, that is. Get this,
S ilv e rto n e a s ily dumped
Central 20 7, the next week
Jesuit has to make a miracle
rally to edge the Panthers
2 8 -2 4 . Sandy must make
considerable improvement to
be considered a threat.
Reynolds - 21, Wy’east -
14... This could be the top
game of the week. Both teams
have fine offenses and are
strong on defense. But the
Eagles don’t have a fullback
like Randy Pattock, which will
make the difference for the
No. 9 rated Lancers.
Central • 27, Canby • 0...
The No. 16 rated Panthers
really surprised a lot of people,
including myself, last week by
having the Crusaders on the
ropes for so long before letting
o ff with 11 seconds left. The
Panthers’ Mike Russ is one of
the best quarterbacks in the
state and his presence should
be enough to offset Canby’s
attack.
The Dalles - 14, Molalla -
6.... The Dalles really came on
last week against Canby and
unveiled quite a passing attack
led by Q.B. Mike Carpenter.
Molalla should give T.D . a
battle but will come out on the
short end of the score.
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1st Anniversary
NEW PIONEER coach Jim Kitchen, who replaced Nick
Robertson here as assistant varisty football coach and
head basketball coach, came to Sandy from Scappoose.
A 1963 Reynolds high school graduate, Kitchen was a
three-sport man there (football, basketball and baseball).
He also starred in basketball at Lewis and Clark from
which he graduated in 1967..
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Sandy Third
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plays later, including a costly icing on the cake,
pass in terferen ce penalty
Pass
Outstanding in defeat for
against the Red and Black the Sandy cause were tackle
crew, the Golden Eagles had a Boyles, who (for the second
fir s t and goal on th e straight game) led the Pioneers
Frontiersmen’s four yard line, in tackles with ten; fullback
Two plays later. Rod Hill, a line backer Williams, SUHS’s
bruising 185 pound fullback, leading
ground-gainer and
plunged over from the one to second leading tackier with
give Wy’East the only score
seven; Randy Huserik, the
they needed.
Actually,’ it was a game of Frontiersmen’s other tackle,
who followed up with six
“position” Friday. In the first
tackles.
half, the Pioneers took over the
J u n io r halfback Dennis
ball five times, four times
Weisen also played a fine game
inside their own 32. Wy’East
making two sensational runs
had the ball six times, never
and two pass receptions while
beginning a drive inside its own
playing a hard nosed game on
41. The offensive pressure was
defense.
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S andy w ill tra v e l to
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did- three Silverton Friday to take on the
touchdowns worth
tough Foxes, which is a tough
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assignment. Fullback Steve
the end 2one was
Qn a
H e rr, a 210 lb. bruiser,
great indjvidual effort b Bi„
spearheads the Foxes’ attack.
Faulkner.
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Faulkner bIew through the
Sandy ,ine to knock Wi|Hams
WILCO LEAGUE
and bis punt down and then
Player of the Week
proceeded to pick up the
pigskin and rumble 16 yards to
R A N D Y . .»TTOCK, a 5-11,
the Sandy 20 before he was
200 lb. Reynolds fullback,
hauled down and bear-hugged
scored four times last week
by Boyles saving a touchdown.
against Molalla to give him
Two plays later. Smith hit
seven touchdowns for 42
Phelps in the end zone for six
points in only two games.
points.
O th e r candidates were
The Smith to Willis bomb of
Ralph
Kerbes, Jesuit, wide
45 yards was the play that
really killed the Pioneers’ receiver; Mike Buss, Central,
quarterback; Mike Carpenter,
chances.
With less than a minute left, The Dalles, quarterback; and
Smith rolled out and hit Willis Wy’East quarterback Phil Smith
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Led by senior star Tom
Although they scored no Fussell in his third year on the
points for their efforts, Dave varsity, the small but talented
Sandy cross country team
Kitchen and Eisner finished
finished a creditable third
second
behind
less than a
Wednesday as they were
Berger.
out-distanced by LaSalle and
Rob Bignali somersaulted
Estacada, 25-46-59, at LaSalle.
his way to first place in the
Fussell, spurred by Tom
Diving competition. Ken Ward,
Niebergall’s pep talk at the
a new diver for Sandy, placed
starting line, was the only
third.
Pioneer harder to finish in the
John Johnson finished the
top ten. Steve Parker trailed
100 Fly almost a lap ahead of
Tom for 13th, Kurt Meier
the rest of the pack for an easy
1 9 th
and
Jeff
win and Dahrens gave Sandy fin is h e d
27th.
another third.
John Zipprich had to settle
for a second in a judges’
decision in the 100 Free when
he and an oppenent touched
o ff in what the watches called
a tie. Berger and Kitchen also
had very impressive times, even
though they did not place.
Dave Lindsey once again
to o k
fir s t
in th e
100
Backstroke, while his brother,
Steve, pulled in another third.
In the 400 Free, Ron Kipp
again proved his endurance by
finishing
firs t
in this
strength-draining race. Leroy
added third place points for
the Pioneers.
With only 25 yards to go in
the 100 Breaststroke, the four
top competitors pushed away
from the wall at the same time
and Bignali pulled ahead of the
Lakers to capture first, while
Zipprich came from behind to
secure second.
In a grim fight for the boys’
meet, Johnson, Zipprich, Kipp
and Dave Lindsey did their
best to outswim opponents in
the 400 Free Relay, but failed,
and the final score for the boys
were Tankers - 43, Lakers - 52.
In the girls competition,
Sandy’s team of only four
swimmers made an admirable
attempt to defeat the Lakers’
team of 14.
Marie Larson took first in
the 200 Free and also won the
400 Free, finishing several
lengths ahead of the Lakers
K im
Anderson captured
first place in the 100 I.M . and
also took a third in the 100
Backstroke.
Kay Cousins nosed ahead of
opponents to win the 50 Free
and also notched an easy win
in the 100 Breast. Laurie
Samsel supplemented the latter
with second place points.
In another judges’ decision,
Laurie Samsel took second in
the 100 Free when she and her
opponent apparently touched
simultaneously.
In
still another judges’
d e c is io n , Larson, Samsel.
Cousins and Anderson took
second in the 200 Free Relay
when the anchor swimmers
touched off in an apparent tie
Final score for giris was
Sandy - 32, Lake Oswego - 58.
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