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Basketballers win
two to end season
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Sanriv basketball
hasIrAthall toam
The Sandy
team
ended the season on a winning
note as they won their last two
games of the season.
The two wins gave the
Pioneers a 7 wins 15 loss mark
for the season which saw them
improve steadily during the
second half of the season.
Last Friday they lost to state
tournament bound LaSalle in a
close one 65 to 58 after trailing
only 30 to 26 at half. Following
this loss the local team eked out
an overtime win 67 to 66 over
Canby and then led all the way
Tuesday night winning their
final game of the season 61 to 53
over Central.
In the two wins Randy Ackers
kept the Sandy team alive in
the first half of each game with
outstanding outside shooting
and then Rick Zimmerman
took over with the help of Steve
Buhler in the second half of
each game to pull out the wins.
In the LaSalle game top
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scorer for the Sandy five was
Buhler with 20 points while
Zimmerman had 14 points
In the game with Canby
which was a make up game, the
Pioneers played a sluggish first
half so coach Jim Kitchen took
his troops upstairs at halftime
and drilled them on rebounds
instead of giving them a half
time pep talk
It worked and they took
command of the game after
trailing by as much as 15 points
in the first half to win the game
in overtime.
Fouls were called all over
the court with Canby losing
four players and Sandy losing
Zimmerman, Ackers and Mike
Leary by the foul route before
the game was over.
Zimmerman who led the
team with 18 points left the
game with five minutes to go
after leading his teammates to
a one point deficit at the end of
three periods 45 to 46.
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All graduating seniors in the
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more in league play are eligible
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scholarships and three all
Leary replaced him and with
the help of Terry Cansler the
Sandy team stayed with Canby
and took a three point lead tn
the final period before a 62 to 62
tie was had at the end of
regulation time.
In the overtim e period
Cansler and Buhler led the
team to a three point lead,
which Canby could not over
come.
Buhler ended up with 14
points, Acker 14, Cansler 11,
Leary 6 and Ray Perkins 4.
Cansler also got 11 rebounds
while Zimmerman got 13.
In the central win the Sandy
team led all the way with the
early shooting of Ackers
leading the way and the second
half scoring and rebounding of
Zimmerman keeping them on
top.
Central got to within two
points in the final period but
Buhler hit two quick baskets to
ice the game for the Sandy five
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April 3 and 4, 1971 are the Rene Farw ig, Mt. Hood
In alternating years, 1966 and
S A N D Y ’S S T E V E B U H L E R , in the white
the first half to take a 67 to 66 overtime
dates set for the 1971 Far West Meadows Ski School Director.
1968, the event was held at Mt.
shirt, shows good w rist action in taking
victory in action Monday night. The
Kandahar Ski Race. The 1971
Hood's T im berline Lodge
shot over two leaping players from Canby.
basketball season ended Tuesday night
Sponsoring Club is Portland’s combined with “The Golden
“Far West Kandahar” is an
The Pioneers came from 15 points down in
when Sandy met Central here.
p ost photo
own
Schnee
Vogeli
Ski
Club,
FIS-sanctioned event and is an
Rose" under the sponsorship of
Elite A invitational race. This who in 1956 obtained sanction the Portland Rose Festival
will be the biggest race in many from the Ski Club of Great Association and the Portland
years to hit the Northwest and Britain, reactivated the Far Area Ski Clubs with Schnee
one of the most important ever West Kandahar and with the Vogeli as nominal sponsor.
given prior to an Olympic year. exception of 1962, when the
General Race Chairman is
The perfo rm an ce of each Club hosted the PNSA Junior
Tom Markham and Schnee’s
contestant will decide their Championships, held the event
v 'oach
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on C
a lh o u n is
v ik in o
f o a m s at
a t district le»o*
tr n H n n
M ibzx
standing in the 1972 Olympics. continuously at Mt. Hood from president, Joe Cornell and the
Ron
Calhoun
is lr
looking
teams
last weekend. S Stratton,
Mike
Craig, r* Cary
Club members will be working
Mt. Hood Meadows is host 1956 to 1964. In 1965, the event
forward to a better year next
Calhoun
ap
peared
d
isap
Parker,
Willie
Lerna
and Doug
behind the scenes to make the
area, with the Giant Slalom was run at Alpine Meadows,
year as his Sandy wrestlers
Harding.
.
pointed
over
the
placing
at
1971 F ar West Kandahar the
being set under the direction of California, one of the present
finished with a 7 wins 12 loss district after having 17 men
Coach Calhoun stated that ,
biggest
and
best
event
ever.
Mt. Hood alternate areas. This
record and placed 12th out of 14 compete at the sub-district "this was one of my two year I
was the first time the race
tournament.
building program so I expect
carried national sanction and
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won by defending sta te especially with help from our
In 1969, sanction was given to
Sandy, Oregon
cham pion Newberg
with cham pionship d istrict frosh
Alpental, Washington, as a
Silverton second and Canby squad."
Something for everyone at
third alternate and the 1969 Far
reasonable prices. Mon.-
third.
He also mentioned that he
High School students in Each applicant must be in good
West Kandahar was held there.
Sat. 9 :3 0 to 5:00.
Of those who went to sub would like to expand the
terested in learning more about physical condition and never district Jim Bourn at 130 lbs. program into lower levels of the
U.S. Service Academies are have been married.
took top Sandy honors with a school system so kids would get
invited to meet with cadets
All of the Academies award a second place while Doug m ore
fundam entals
of
from the U.S. Coast Guard and bachelor of science degree Harding got third in the 191 lb wrestling earlier.
U.S. Air Force Academies as upon graduation, as well as a class and Jerry Wesselink and|
_ well as rep resen tativ es of com m ission
of
Second Ault Moore got fourth place
■ Annapolis, West Point, and the Lieutenant in the Army, Air finishes in th e ir weight
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" the annual Academy night Ensign in the Navy or Coast
At the district level this past
Thursday, March 18.
Guard. Graduates from the weekend Bourn got fifth and
Two meetings are scheduled U.S.
M erchant
M arine Moore and Harding took sixth
for high school students, the Academy receive a Third Mate places to get the 11 points
first beginning at 4 p.m. and the or Third Assistant Engineer scored by the Sandy team in the
second at 7:30 p.m., both at license plus an E nsign's tourney. First place Newberg
Washington High School, 531 Commission in the inactive had 117 team points.
SE 14th Ave., Portland.
Naval Reserve.
One blow to the Sandy hopes
R epresentatives of the
All g ra d u a te s
of the was a bad knee injury which
schools will be presenting in Academies are required to kept Pat Dyal from wrestling.
form ation concerning the serve five years on active duty Dyal had an undefeated season
advantages and opportunities following graduation.
this year.
available at each of the
The Annual Academy Night
Those who went to sub
Academies and how to apply is co-ordinated this year by district were Bob and Robin
for admission. Small group Cdr. Richard F. Malm, Com Carey, Jim Bourn, Larry Wolf,
sessions will follow the general manding Officer, U.S. Coast Steve Parker, A1 Norris, Jerry
meeting to allow students to Guard Station, Portland, and is Wesselink, Roger Stearns, Kurt
discuss individual questions. sponsored by all five of the Dobin, Rolland Botel, Mike
I U.S. Coast G uard Cadet service Academies.
Dyal, Ault Moore, J e r r
Class, J.E . Veentjer, a
I g Third
ra d u a te
of
Benson
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High School,
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the
Coast
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