Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, July 13, 1972, Page 7, Image 7

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    Sandy swimmers edged
by Oregon City team
In • h i m held here on June
W, the Blue Marlin Aquatic
Club shot out to a fast lead over
the Oregon Q ty Swim Club only
to watch as the strong Oregon
City team took over the meet,
winning it with a final score of
254 184
But Jim Anstine, coach of the
Blue Marlins was not unhappy
with the performance of his
team A total of thirty-seven
best times were recorded and
many of the swimmers placed
high
in the eight and under
division were E nca Neuenfeldt
and J e ff Bow m an
E ric a
brought in points for two first
places, and a second place Jeff
scored in the boys 30 yard
2?hy a rt
b a c is in J
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brea^
y ,r d
pli,c*‘ by • i ud« e ‘’ d eti’ ,on
C^r *8 c , P*ured first place in the
boys 100 yard backstroke
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Bowman and Doug M ille r
Debbie captured third place in
two events and Doug grabbed
third place in three events
Katie Neuenfeldt and Gary
Roth were two of the Blue
Marlins swimming in the 11 and
12 year old category Katie
placed second in three of her
events and was a mem ber of a
w inning re la y team
G a ry
scored two third places
In the 13 and 14 year old
division were Joanne Cyphers
and Chris Roth Jo took two
first places and one second
the
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S w im m ing fo r the Blue
Marlins in the Senior division
were Lori Anderson and Steve
Roth Lon scored first in three
of her events and Steve took a
first place, a second place, and
was a member of the Senior
boys winning relay team.
Hom» robbed
A stereo tape player and
tapes valued at $500 were
reported stolen July 7, from the
home of Robert McDonald, 1210
N E 181st, according to sheriffs
reports
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ju iy i j , 1 » /^ oec. I I S A N D Y (Ora.) POST - 7
Sheriff
warns
boaters
m m e commission
Big game hunting ruJe bcxiks
1 are now available Hunters
may obtain copies at any
license agency All big game
seasons for 1872 are listed in the
booklet as are rules on arms
arid ammunition, possession
and transportation of game
animals, and other general
regulations.
Nimrods are urged to check
carefully on the procedures
required to apply for special
tags and permits Instructions
will be found in the booklet
Hunters are also reminded that
to be eligible for the drawings,
applications for special tags
and permits must be received
at the Game Commission's
Portland headquarters by 5
p m on the filing deadline date
The rule does not mean that
hunters cannot file applications
after the deadline, but with the
great interest in these special
hunts, i t ’s doubtful
la te
pplicants w ill have much
chance Only if surplus tags or
permits are available following
the drawings w ill late ap­
plications be considered
A crack down on boaters and
floaters without life preservers
was announced Monday by
Clackamas County Sheriff Joe
Shobe
The
Oregon
state
law
requires »hat persons floating
the riv e r in boats, rafts or tubes
have a life preserver, he said.
THE FO LLO W IN G is the roster for the
Sandy tu b National baseball team: Dave
Turin. Scott Hunter. Walt Hudgeons. Jeff
M artin. M ark Antis. Jeff Nahmie. Mike
Nskoski. Dave Hudgeons. Dave Dillard.
Water accidents on rivers in
C lackam as
County
have
resulted in two deaths and two
injuries this year Over the July
4 holiday there were eight
citations and 43 warnings on
violations.
Boaters and floaters should
know the river and refrain from
floating into unknown areas of
white water, Sheriff Shobe said.
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All firms selling paper to
New York City will soon be
required to use recycled paper
Mitch Gray, Mark McMannis. Frank
Douglas. Danny Dodson, Randy Farner
and Keith Perkins The team is coached bv
Garv Sandblast.
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Poodle Grooming
K id s ’ f o o t b a ll
c a m p s la te d
A Twilight Summer Football
Camp will be held July 12-13 at
Mt Hood Community College
Further information can be
obtained by calling Shea at
MHCC 666 1561, ext 452
"P O P l I.A K " D l'M P IN G ground for trash
is this old car body, located on the banks of
thr Sandy R iver across from Oxbow Park
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Baseball
1 3 ^ - Slate
SANDV R IV E R Steelheaders Bob Gerke
Jack ( ornelison (center) and Bob
tolburn look over abandoned auto which
litters the bank of the Sandy River, along
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Por Farm & Hom e
C or belt
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FEA TU RIN G THIS W EEK. . .
R ockw ood
Sc appoose
Sandy
Pipe & Fittings
L yn< h 1
L y rx h ?
R ey n o ld s 2
Senior National Division
galvanized pipe
r , r . i r . i r » d
R ockw ood
l y rx h
R eyno lds
Sandy
O rie n t
Sc appoose
2
G A L V A N IZ E D PIPE F IT T IN G S
PVC PIPE
* " , M " and 1" in 20C lb test
1 '/« , 114.. and 2" in 125 lb test
1
Senior American South
R ey n o ld s 1
R ey n o ld s 7
Lynch
R ockw ood
Sandy
Or ie n t
PVC PIPE F IT T IN G S A N D C EM EN T
PLASTIC PIPE
z and % in 100 lb pressure
1 , 1 A , 1 A and 2 in 80 lb pressure
PLASTIC SEWER PIPE A N D F IT T IN G S
3" and 4 ” solid and perforated
Senior Pacific South
Reynolds?
Reynolds I
8
7
R ockw ood
Sandy
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Junior National
R ockw ood
S< appoose
O u n ed & O p e r a te d b y & Por
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8
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Sandy
Reynolds
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Junior American
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M e m b e r P acific C o o p era tives]
[Gresham Cooperativi
325 N.K. 212 Drive
0659151
(iresliam, Oregon 97030
Sandy
6
Lynch
Sc appoose
Orient
Reynolds 3
Reynolds 4
Junior Pacific North
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J u n io r P a c ific South
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Sandy
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R ey n o ld s 1
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Lynch
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We honor all funeral insurance and trust plans
with trash and other old car bodies. The
fishermen will join fellow anglers Saturday
for a cleanup drive on the river.
BLUE MARLIN AQUATIC CLUB
Centennial
Reynold* 7
evenings
Puppies - Stud Service
DON'T FORGET
O u r B la n k e t
Lay A w a y
Ends
k
July 22nd
This eyesore will disappear Saturday,
when Sandy River Chapter. Northwest
Steelheaders hold a cleanup drive.
Giant Division
fcy Appointment
668-S 365
Swails' Whales hit bottom in
the intrasquad swim meet here
July 4.
Before the meet, the Blue
M a rlin A qu atic C lub team
members were divided into two
groups under the direction of
assistant
coaches.
Lenna
Swails and Scott LeRoy Scott's
Superstars, after a slow start,
managed to take Swails’ team
in the end by 37 points, the final
score being 347-310
A fter close finishes in all
fre e s ty le
events,
S w a ils ’
Whales were ahead with a
score of 68-68 At this point
S cott's S uperstars s ta rte d
pulling slowly in front After
m any close rac e s , Scott's
Superstars emerged the win­
ners.
F ollo w in g the intrasquad
swim meet, Sandy's waterpolo
team josted a match with the
C entennial w aterp olo team
After having Io6t three matches
and a second place tournament
trophy to the Centennial team,
the
Sandy
team
was
psychologically ready for a
win. which they got
In the first game the Sandy
zone defense worked perfectly
holding the Centennial team to
only five goals, less than half
the final score of the previous
m atches
O utstanding a ll-
to u rn am en t
g oalie,
Alan
Nippert, made several nice
saves to help keep the Cen­
tennial score down
The fast breaking Sandy
offense lead by co-captains
Steve Lindsey and Phil Cain,
moved the ball down the pool
with great speed and precision
ball handling
Scoring for the Sandy team
was Steve Roth with three
goals, Phil Cain with two goals,
Steve Salisbury with one goal,
and Dan York with one goal
Outstanding defensemen and
bll
h and lers
w ere
Ken
Haselwander. Steve Lindsey,
N els Lundeen, C hris Roth,
Steve S a lis b u ry , and Bob
Edgar
The second game against the
Centennial team did not prove
to be as successful The Sandy
team was without the services
of their number one goalie,
Nippert, and Coach Anstine felt
the team needed experience in
a man-to man defense
The man-to-man defense let
nine scores into the net while
Sandy was only able to retaliate
pancake feed
Gresham Lions Club will
serve a pancake breakfast
Friday, July 14, at St Henry
School starting at 10 a m
six times with scores from
Steve Lindsey with two goals,
Phil Cain with two goals, Dan
York with one goal, and Ken
Haselwander with one goal
9 ft
*1 d o w n w ill hold
y o u r la y a w a y u n til
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