T H I SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., Oct. 2. 1M 9 (Sec. 2)
Foxes Hand Pioneers
Third Straight Loss
Peterson Sets New Record
With 92-Yard Kickoff Return
By Mike Hite
ranked
S ilv er to n
scored a second time when
Peterson again found his way
to the end zone, this time on a
ten-yard run.
Silverton then got on the
scoreboard on Mike Hothum’s
13- yard run to make the score
14- 6 at the end of the first
quarter.
With a big 16-point second
quarter, the Foxes went into
the lead for good. Herr slanted
in from the ten and then ran
for the two-point conversion.
Koster rambled 22 yards to the
end zone to break the 14-14
deadlock. Herr then hit Grand
for two points on the P.A.T.
and at halftime Silverton led
22 14.
In the third quarter Herr
scored the final touchdown o f
the game as he pounded over
from the three for his 44th
point of the year and his sixth
TD.
The Pioneers will play here
Friday night when they tangle
with Jesuit, the No. 1 ranked
team in the state and state
champions the past two years.
******
stopped
surging Sandy 28-14 and
F u llb a c k
S te v e Herr handed the Pioneers their third
smashed to two touchdowns straight loss.
Friday night behind a powerful
However, Sandy made it a
unning attack as No, 14 battle in the first half as, on
the opening kickoff, Brent
ENJOY
Peterson took a hand-off from
Dean Phelps and streaked 92
yards down the sidelines for
the Pioneers’ first touchdown
Built-In
of the year.
The kickoff return was the
longest in Pioneer history,
breaking a record held jointly
by Jerry McLain and Jim
Sliger.
McLain’s run occurred in
1965 when he ran 89 yards on
a k ic k o f f return against
Molalla, while Sliger turned the
FROM
¡trick last year against state
N E IL R IE G E L M A N N ' champion Jesuit in the mud
and rain.
A P P L IA N C E S
Only minutes after their
50 N I 2ND
GRESHAM
M O 5 4158
i first tally, the Frontiersmen
KITCHENAID
SANDY
WILCO LEAGUE
¡Pit
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PHIL SMITH, WY’EAST.
The Eagles’ signal-caller ran for
two touchdowns, passed for
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winning TD. with 2:45 to go in
Gresham. O re^n
the game.
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Dan Buss, Silverton’s Steve
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C EN TR A L - 14, THE
DALLES - 7 ... The Panthers
threw a real scare into Jesuit
two weeks ago and it carried
over to their 20-8 victory over
Canby last week, their first win
of the year. The Dalles scored
13 points in the first quarter
last week and held on for a
victory over Molalla. Central’s
Buss brothers, Don and Mike,
should hold off the Indians
from The Dalles.
WY’EAST - 21, MOLALLA
- 0 ... The Eagles pulled o ff the
big shocker last week when
they upset the then ninth rated
Reynolds Lancers. This week
they should have an easier time
of it against Mollalla’s Indians.
CANBY - 14, ESTACADA -
13 ... A battle o f 0-3 teams
here with a chance for one of
them to pick up a big win. The
Cougars played a good game
last week against Central losing
only 20 8. The Rangers were
drubbed last week 49-8 by
Jesuit and will be hungry,
Canby to win by one point.
REYNOLDS
- 22,
SILVERTON - 21 ... This
week’s main event right here.
This could be one o f the top
games of the year in the Wilco
league, as was last week’s
W y ’e a s t - L a n c e r
t u s s le .
Reynolds gets the edge because
it’s on their home field which
have b ru isin g fu llb a c k s,
Reynolds has Randy Pattock
with 48 points in three games
and the Foxes have Steve Hen
• 44 points in three games. In
the end it will be Reynolds’
quickness and passing attack
that will win it for the Lancers.
JESUIT - 28, SANDY - 14
... The Crusaders, N o.’ l rated
in the state, have too much
talent for the winless Pioneers
and should win it going away.
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W v'w st 21, Reynolds I
The Dalles 13, Molalkn 0
Silverton 28. Sandy 14
Jesuit 49. Estacada 8
Canbv 8. Central 20
Metro League
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Centennial ....................
Central Catholic ...........
Clackamas
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David Douglas ..............
Sunset .............................
Barlow .............................
Milwaukie ......................
Parkrose .........................
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663-3511 or
668-6318
High individual game and
series: Babe Dodson, 211 -
548.
High team game and series:
Dover Kennels, 674 - 1924.
BOWLING
SANDY LUTHERAN
9-24-69
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L u n a r-4 ............................12 4
The Outcasts
. . . .10 6
The Ding-A-Lings
. . 8 8
The Misfits
.....................7
9
Serendipity-4 . . . . 7
9
The Avengers?
. . .4
12
High individual game and
series - scratch. Women game
and series, Doris Lutz, 170,
481. Mens game and series,
Norm Gynther, 195, Charles
Lutz, 492.
High team game and series
w ith
h a n d ic a p ,
The
Ding-A-Lings, Game and Series,
708,1979.
BOWLING
SANDY MEN’S
SE PT .2 5 ,1 9 6 9
Won
LOST
Clackamas Co.Bk . . .12
4
Meier Dairy . . . .
.11
5
Smith Motors . . . . 9
7
4
Cedar Plaza . . . .
. 8
9
Sandy Ridge Mem
7
10
McKinnon Ent . . . . 6
Sandy Rexall
. . . 5 11
10
.2
Thriftway . . . . .
High team series and game
McKinnons, 2882, 1051.
High ind. series, Ike Fastelin
(sub) 544. High ind game,
Butch Espersen. 203.
BOWLING
SANDY MIXED DOUBLES
9 /2 9 /6 9
Won
Lost
J.J. Walkers
.................12
4
4
Heidi’s ..........................12
4
San Ro Esta Lanes . .10
7
Sandy Cycle Ctr. . . . 9
Mt. Hood Clnrs
. . . 6 10
Pioneer RealEst. . . . 5 11
Main St. Realty
. . . 5 11
Paul’s Welding . . . . 5 11
High team series: Sandy
Cycle Center 2252, High team
game: Pauls Welding, 799.
Mens high series and game:
Myron Dale, 547 - 202.
Women’s high series: Rosie
C o o l, 500, Women’s high
game: Irene Blount - 190.
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FR ID A Y RESULTS
David Douglas 27* Sunset 1|
Gresham 6. Astoria 13
Parkrose 14. Beaverton 47
Putnam 6. Hillsboro 21
Central Catholic 33.Aloha 4
Centennial 14, Barlow *1
CMckamas 7. Milwaukie 4
Thindads
Nosed O ut
BOWLING
MT. HOODERS
9-25-69
Lost
Won
4
Williams Thrftway
. .12
Whistle S t o p ..................10
6
Dew Drop Inn . . . .10
6
Ethel’s Beauty Salon . 9
7
House o f Wong
. . . 7
9
Dea’s In & Out . . . . 6 10
Jennie Welch’sAntq.
. 6 10
Pioneer Real Estate . . 4 12
Hi team series, Dea’s In 81
Out, 2673. Hi team game.
Dea’s In & Out. 921.
Hi ind. series - Jean Pullen,
537, Hi ind. game - Caroline
Duff, 202.
EARLY BIRDS
Reynolds’ standout runner,
WON LOST
Steve Foldsbv, edged out
3
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Plmb
.
.
. . .13
Sandy’s hustling harrier, Tom
.
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4
Barker’s
Plaza
.
.
Eussell. at the tape for first
8
place in dual competition here Gene’s Market . . . . 8
8
.
8
Sandy
Lmbr&Hdwe
Wednesday as his team scored a
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46 58 cross country win here
6'4
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Mt.Hood Shop Ctr
Wednesday.
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It was a three-man race over
12
the entire route with Foldsby, Fanning Chev . . . 4
High individual game and
Fussell and Ken Enz running
series: Irene Blount (sub)
head to head all the way.
1 9 3 ,5 3 5 .
Foldsby covered the 2.5
High team game and series:
miles in 12:07.6. Fussed was
Gene’s
Market - 6 6 7 ,1 9 4 7 .
next in 12:09.1 and Enz.
unattached from OCE, an
unofficial third in 12:10.3.
SUHS grad Enz, a former
Pioneer star, has been running
with the cross country team
A 258 scratch game and an
for the past couple of weeks as ,
852 series for four games were
a favor to Coach Lee Cole.
recorded in open play last
Fussed and company now
weekend at Eastmont Bowling
await the rematch scheduled
Lanes, Gresham.
with the lancers at Reynolds
Other top efforts included
this week where the Pioneer
three-game series o f 630 by Bill
phenom anticipates upsetting
Mower and 626 by Chuck
Foldsby.
Weberg, and singles o f 247 by
Carl Fox. 235 by Jim Griffeth.
233 by Joe Tolbert and ai
women's single o f 216 by Lee
W illiam Lyons, 40 SE Courtier.
• o <
193rd, was cited by Gresham
police Sept. 27 for failure to
If you think that our kids
yield ri|ht o f way. His car don’t know the value o f a
struck one driven by Donald dollar, juat ask them how many
M cC ulloch, Sandy, at W. gallons o f gasoline it will
Tillamook Cheesemakers
T h e Sandy swim team
d ow ned
th e T illa m o o k
Cheesemakers 129-50 in a meet
here, Sept. 25.
The boys’ team, losing only
two firsts to the opponents,
won with the final score 72-22.
The boys’ medley relay,
composed of Dave Lindsey,
Rob Bignall, Ron Kipp and
J o h n Zipprich, pulled far
enough
a h e a d o f th e
Cheesemakers to take a fairly
easy first.
Dave Lindsey was back in
the winners’ circle again after
winning the 200 free. Scott
LeRoy had no trouble in
securing second place.
Ron Kipp once again swam
to victory in the 200 I.M. The
win was supplemented by
Steve Lindsey’s second.
John Zipprich went out for
a fairly sure win in the 50 free
and won. Gary Berger finished
third in the race and Rex
Eisner, although he did not
p la c e , a lso had a very
impressive time.
With no competition on the
diving board Rob Bignall took
first and Ken Ward second.
Steve Lindsey was nosed
out o f a win in the 100 fly and
had to settle for second. Dan
Dahrens secured third.
John Zipprich seemingly
flew to a victory in the 100
free. Dave Kitchen captured
third and although he did not
place, Rex Eisner finished jusl
seconds behind the winner.
An
u n d ea feted
Dave
Lindsey once again won the
100 back. Gary Berger lost
second place by a hand hold
and was awarded third.
Ron Kipp sprinted his way
to a sure victory once again in
the 400 free, while Scott
L e R o y had no tr o u b le
capturing second place.
In the last lap o f the 100
breast, a Cheesemaker pulled
ahead o f Rob Bignall, leaving
R ob se c o n d place. Craig
Cousins fought off competitors
for a third place win.
S t e v e L in d se y , S c o t t
LeRoy, Dave Kitchen and Dan
Dahrens had no trouble at all
in winning the 400 free relay,
which ended the boys’ meet.
The girls’ team expanded
from five to eight swimmers
during the past week and
although they did not win, for
the first time all year. Sandy
had an entry in the girls’ 200
medley relay. Composed of
Janet Baessler, Carol Craig,
Connie Halverson and Vickie
Cyphers, the girls finished less
than three seconds behind the
Cheesemakers.
Marie Larson notched an
easy win the 200 free and
Laurie Samsel pulled in second
place points.
Kim Anderson easily won
the 100 I.M. and Connie
Halverson took second place.
Kay Cousins nosed ahead of
competitors to secure a first
place in the 50 free. Janet
Baessler and Carol Craig,
swimming in their first meet,
had impressive times although
they did not place.
Kim A n d erso n scored
another easy win for Sandy in
the 100 fly.
With little competition in
the 100 free it wasn’t hard for
Marie Larson to win. Janet
Baessler added more points by
taking third.
V ic k ie C y p h er s, a lso
swimming competitively for
th e first tim e , surprised
everyone by winning the 100
back. Carol Craig also swam,
but did not place.
L a u r ie S am sel ad ded
another first, finishing several
lengths ahead o f opponents in
the 400 free.
K ay
C o u s in s ,
K im
Anderson, Laurie Samsel and
Marie Larson added the final
victory, finishing two lengths
ahead o f the Tillamook team,
by winning the 200 free relay.
The final girls’ score was Sandy
52, Tillamook 28.
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