10 - SANDY (Or. ) POST Thun.. April 1. 197, (S * , „
Freshmen wrestlers finish
season of improvement
The freshman wrestling story each region held a tournament
can be told in 4 steps: 1 Season to q ualify boys for the state
im p ro v e m e n t. 2. D is tric t championships In this style the
cham pions
3.
F re e style boys are broken down into ages
regionals 4. State Freestyle as well as weight classes.
championships.
Sandy went to Barlow for the
The season started out on a regional championships where
sad note as they lost to they qualified eight high school
E sta ca d a ,
S ilv e rto n
and boys and three boys from the
Sweethome. These schools all grade school The grade school
have J r. H igh w re s tlin g
boys came over to the high
programs and most of their school for one week to receive
boys have had one or two years their instruction.
of experience over Sandy. Since
The high school boys who
our grade school does not offer q u a lifie d w ere cham pions
wrestling
M a rk N a y le r, Casey Car-
A fter these setbacks the team m oney, T im K e lle r, E ric
came back strong to defeat Lundeen , and Rick M arkgraf
Canby 58-13, Central 58 18, and Taking 2nd places were Greg
Waluga 48-19. The Pioneers Jordan, Pat Maronay and Ed
then went to Portland where Eggelston The grade School
they lost to the cities 2nd place boys
w ere
D ennis
Coy
team F ranklin 38-31.
(champion) and Randy Keller
Then came the real sur­ (2nd) and Leon Enz (2nd).
prises. A fte r losing to Silverton
The state tournament was
and Sweet Home earlier they held at Corvallis where the
soundly defeated these two wrestling began at 10 a m. and
team 53-13 and 49-19.
ended at 10 p.m. Here the
A t D is tric t
the young
competition was tough since
Pioneers continued to glow, as the 290 boys who competed
they nosed out Estacada to win were either champions or 2nd
the freshman district cham­ place-s from the six regions.
pionship In doing so Sandy had
Still out of the boys who
six champions!
qualified three won medals. Ed
A fter the normal wrestling Eggelston took 3 rd place at 123
season 11 boys continued on lbs , Casey Carmoney took 2nd
into a state wide J r Olympic place at 141 lbs and fin a lly Tim
free style championships.
Keller became the 1971 14-year-
The state of Oregon was old
h e a vy-w e ig h t
State
divided into six regions and Champion.
THESE T H R E E freshmen wrestlers show off their
medals they won at the state Junior Olympic freestyle
wrestling tournament recently. Ed Eggleston on the left
took third in the 123 lb. class, Casey Carmony on the right
took second in the 141 lb. class and T im Keller in the
middle finished as state champion in the heavyweight
division. Overall Sandy had 11 boys in the final state
meet.
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W illia m ’s T h riftw a y
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Gateway Inn 2323.
High individual game and
series. Rudy Sagner 219; Jim
M artin 544.
E a rly Birds
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Swails Plm bg
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Sandy Lmbr&Hdwe
32 16
B a rke r’s Plaza
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D ixie ’s Chalet
26 22
Lewis Hdwe
22 26
MH Shop Ctr
22 26
TJs
19 29
Zig Zag Inn
12 36
High team game and series
Sandy Lumber 697 and 1963.
High individual game and
seriesBarb Johnson 218 and 550.
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Pioneer Rl Est
25 19
Hoodland Park TV
23 21
C try Flower Shop
22 22
E thel’s Bty Salon
22 22
Cedar Plaza
19 25
Jennie Welch’s Ant.
19 25
Dea s In and Out
15>4 28*4
High team game and series
W illiam s T h riftw ay 885 and
2543.
High individual game and
series: Vi Markwell 200; Ruby
Langlois 537.
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TedsB rtew dS tr
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Kellers Mobile Serv 25*4 18*4
Burkes Shell Serv.
22 22
E d’s Big Apple
20*4 23*4
Berry & Sons
20 24
Dover Kennels
19 25
Atlasta Lockshop
12 32
High team game and series
Teds Brightwood Store 701 and
2006.
High individual game and
series Violet Heiple 199 and
Caroline D uff 546.
Sandy Mixed Doubles
3-29-71
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J .J . Walker R lty
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SanRoEstaLanes
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San Ro Esta
Chuck Baker R lty
32
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Mt . Hood Cleaners
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Sandy Fun Home
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Art Erickson T.Serv
31
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Ctry Flower Shop
26
Teds Brtewd Str
30 18
Pion. Real Est.
24'4 1
Kellers Mobile Serv 25*4 22‘t
Hoodland Pion Mem
Burkes Shell Serv
25 23
Cem.
17 39
Eds Big Apple
24*423(4
High team game and series: Berry & Sons
23 25
San Ro Esta Lanes 735 and 2150 Dover Kennels
20 28
High individual game and Atlasta Lockshop
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series: Tucky Carlson, 212 and
High team game and series
574 B ill Coombs and V irg il Teds Brightwood Store 726 and
Cool, 202 tie; Dan Anderson 524 2114
High individual game and
high individual series: Rita
Mt Hooders
Waibel536; Midge Wadkins 189
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26'2 131
Ctry Flower Shop
22 18
Pioneer Rl Est
21 19
E thel’s Bty Salon
21 19
Hoodland Park TV
20 20
Cedar Plaza
19 21
Dea’s In and Out
151*2 24' -.
Jennie Welch’s Ant.
15 25
High team game and series
N avy
L ie u te n a n t
Com
Country Flower Shop 916 and
niander Hanley E Heyden,
2627.
husband of the form er Miss
High individual game and
Jeanne A Scales of Sandy,
series. Caroline Duff 207; Vi
Ore., was awarded the Bronze
M arkw ell 558.
s ta r Medal at the N aval
D e stro ye r School, N ew port,
Sandy Men’s
K. I.
3-25-71
He was cited for meritorious
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service while serving aboard
McKinnon Ent.
22 18
the guided missile frigate USS
Sm ith M trs
21 Mi 18‘ z Sterett as Operations Officer
Swails Plm bg
21*4 18'-2
and N aval T a c tic a l Data
Clackamas Co Bk
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system Evaluator from August
M eier D airy
19 21
hhì8 Io May 1970 during combat
T h riftw a y
19 21
operations o ff the coast of
Cedar Plaza
18 22
Vietnam
Rexall Drug
18 22
He personally contributed to
High team game and series
the adoption of new electronic
w arfare techniques and im - 1
High individual game and
p ro v e d
c o m m u n ic a tio n s
series: A) Lam ke 235; Arland aboard the Sterett These were
Lyons and Dave Blount 560
successfully utilized by other
High series - tie
ships in the Seventh Fleet to
enhance o p e ra tio n a l sa fe ty
thro u g h
im p ro v e d
e a rly
w a rn in g
and
re p o rtin g
techniques
A boy, Joseph James, was
L( m dr Heyden is a 1953
bom M arch 14 to M r and Mrs graduate of Jefferson High
Joseph B o g a rt o f 1205 E School. Portland, and a 1959
Powell.
Naval Academy Graduate
Heyden
earns
medal
Tim Keller, state heavywight
champion
Casey Carmonv. second at 141 lbs.
"Cradle Roll"
Ed Eggleston, third at 12;t lbs
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