6 - S A N D Y (Ore ) POST Thors , June 21. 1973 (See. I l
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Sandy Legion team wins
loses on home run hits
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The
Sandy
A m e ric an
Legion baseball team won
one game and dropped one last
week to sport a 5-2 record This
record places the team near the
top at the league standings
The Sandy team beat Taylor
Electric 6 to 5 in extra innings
and lost 1-0 to Oregon City
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400 4-H'ers head
for camp Colton
$375
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SANDY’S MARK Baughman gets reads to deliver pitch
game with Oregon City. Baughman had good stuff that
day but lost l-a on a home run in the final inning. Earlier
in the week he pitched Ike win over Taylor Electric.
( Post photo I
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Over 400 Clackamas County
4-H'ers w ill attend 4-H Camp at
Colton this month, according to
T D Zurcher. Extension Agent.
4-H Dates for camp are June 11
- 16 and 18-23
Crafts, camp fires, swim
ming hiking, athletics, and
many other activities have
been planned by the 4-H Camp
committee headed by Mrs
M iria m Beasley. Oregon City.
Over 50 resource people from
in d u s try , F ish and G am e
Commission. Extension Ser
vice, and 4-H have volunteered
their tim e and talent* The two
one-week sessions at Camp
Colton comprise the largest 4 H
county camping program in the
state, added Zurcher
The opportunity for almost
one out of four county 4-H'ers
from 9-12 years old to attend 4-
H Camp is made possible
through excellen t support
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6 a .m . ' t i l M i d n i g h t
L o u n g e n a .m . ' t i l 2 : 3 0 a .m .
Sandy came up with two runs
in the seventh to tie the electric
team at 5-5 and force the extra
innings The winning run came
in the ninth on a home run by
Dan Turin
Mark Baughman pitched for
the Pioneers co llectin g six
strikeouts and allowing only
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Thirteen A A .U swim clubs butterfly; and Steve Roth (15-
were hosted by the Sandy Blue 17) 100 yard freestyle and 100
Marlins this past Saturday at yard backstroke.
The next activities on the
the “A A " Invitational meet
Blue M arlin schedule are a duo-
held in the Sandy pool
A numb«- of the youngsters meet with Oregon City on
swimming achieved their goal Wednesday June 20. and a
at making a "A A A " time, weekend duo-meet with the
raising them to the top time R iver Road Swim Club in
category for their age groups Eugene on June 23-24
Sandy swimmers who made
triple “A ” times were: Gayle
Roth (8 and u nd er) who
received certificates for 50
yard
fre e s ty le ,
25 yard
backstroke, and 25 yard but
terfly, Gary Marsh (15-17)
received a triple “A ” cer
tificate for 100 yard freestyle
' Blue Marlins who took first
places were: Nancy Marsh (11-
12) 100 yard freestyle, Linda
Johnson (13-14) 100 y a rd
backstroke; Carl Neuenfeldt
(15-17) 100 yard backstroke;
Gary Marsh (15-17) 100 yard
within each community of the
county, explained Zurcher 4-H
C om m u nity C oordinators in
each grade school area award
the campships on the basis of
the 4-H records of the in
dividuals
This year's activities include
"learn by doing" sessions in
a rc h e ry .
collagues,
fire
build ing , fly tyin g , n ature
prints, woodlore. leather-craft,
w ild life , bug cages, bow
making and outdoor cookery
In
addition to several
resource people, the staff will
include 25 high school coun
selors for each week These
older 4-H'ers will be respon
sible fo r ten or elveven
youngsters throughout the
week The opportunity to be a
counselor is one of the more
sought after positions for older
4-H'ers This year over 800
applied for the positions
nine hits
Meanwhile, his teammates
led by Turin's three hits and
three rbi's, got the opposing
pitcher for 10 hits
Turin got a single and a triple
before blasting his home run
shot in the ninth
Jay Dodson and Wayne Stone
both also hit with power each
collecting a single and triple
Both also knocked in a run
Baughman got a double as
did Dean D ickinson, while
Larry Dahrens hit a single for
the other Sandy hits
The Electric team scored
three in the first, one in the
third and one in the seventh
Sandy scored two in the third,
one in the sixth, two in the
seventh and the winning run in
the ninth
Baughman again pitched for
Sandy in the loss to Oregon City
1-0
The lone run came in the last
of the seventh with two down
when the visitors got their
fourth hit of the game, a home
run
Baughman had shut out the
Oregon City team on three hits
up until Cnsp hit hts round
tripper
Meanwhile, Sandy was able
only to get to the Oregon City
pitcher for two hits in the game.
Kandy Moody hit a double in
the first and Baughman hit a
single m the sixth
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The Sandy city council last
week approved the hiring of
Juanita Sauve as clerk-typist
She currently is working at
the c ity h a ll w h ile Ruth
Ixxindree is on vacation
The position Mrs Sauve will
fill was funded in the budget for
1673-74 as approved by the
voters this spring
Mrs Loundree will remain
with the city as assistant to the
city administrator Carl H a t
field when she returns from her
vacation
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ENDS SUNDAY . . .O U R
The Sandy area had two top
finishers in the recent district
qualifying track meet for Jr.
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Olympics
Homeowners in the U 5 are
M ark Peterson took second in
adding swimming pools to their
the 100 yard dash and he also
property at the annual rate of
was a member of the 440 yard
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relay team which took first.
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The other team members were
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L arry Dalhke, Ron Lam m and
Tim Veley
Peterson w ill go to the
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with Oregon Clth this week The Pioneer
hitting failed In this gsme as Oregon City
!-• on a home run in the final inning
(Post photo i
Crab dinner
slated here
on Saturday
Only two days until the big
Crab Feed dinner Saturday
night at Sandy High School
All the crab, shrimp, salads.
French bread ice cream and
lemonade you can eat will be
served from 5 p.m. to 8 p m
The Church of Jesus Christ of
L atter Day Saints is sponsoring
the dinner under the direction
of the Rebef Society ladies.
Mrs Joyce Zaugg is chair
man of the event Proceeds will
go toward their building fund
A delicious variety of pies will
be sold as well as many articles
of hand crafts made by the
Church ladies
WHILE THEY LAST
saw
T H E SANDY American Legion team to off
to a good start this season. Here members
of the team wait their turn at hat in game
On« large gray male, ona tm allar black »«mala B oth
have w h ile maakt and am wearing c o llan The ferrate
hat a name tag. " T a k u " . w ith a W amma addraaa
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g'va a reward «or their return
meet m JuJy
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