Thun , Sept 13, 1973 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore ) POST - 13
I Canby here Friday
orti- quarter drive provides Sandy 8-7 win
Pioneer8
8
o f th e fu m b le re c o v e rie s cam e
la te in th e f ir s t q u a r te r to stop
th e f ir s t N e w b e rg d r iv e on
S a n d y 's one y a rd tin e
“ I t 's h a rd to p o in t out in
d iv id u a ls on th e d e fe n sive side
w h o w e re not o u ts ta n d in g ,”
s a id K o s trb a . " I t w as the typ e
o f te a m e ffo r t we need to w in
b a ll g a m e s "
T h e te a m p la y w as e vid e n t in
th e a m o u n t o f ta c k le s m ade by
th e d e fe n s iv e u n it M ik e M e
M ah on a t lin e b a c k e r led the
u n it w ith 10 ta c k le s o r assists
w h ile lin e b a c k e r M ik e W ecker,
lin e m e n T im K e lle r and E r ic
L u n d e e n e a c h to ta le d n in e
t a c k le s
or
a s s is ts
A ls o ,
d e fe n s iv e b a ck K e ith Jensen
got in on e ig h t ta ckle s or
assists
N e w b e rg got th e ir score on a
s e c o n d q u a r t e r d r iv e a n d
k ic k e d th e e x tra p o in t The
P io n e e rs the n w e re stopped by
p e n a lt ie s e v e r y t im e th e y
began to m o u n t a d riv e
T hen in the fin a l q u a rte r, the
P io n e e rs began th e ir w in n in g
d r iv e s c o rin g w ith 2 20 le ft on
th e c lo c k on a one y a rd d ive by
M cM ahon
S andy th e n w e nt fo r the w in
a n d a tw o p o in t con version
and
Tigers 7
4 score p re tty w e ll
•on of this hardnosed
battjc which opened
football season fo r
¿f, School
,n equals the to ta l
which the P io ne ers
jlloflast season w hen
rtl-7
„„rse we are v e ry
io have »on the f ir s t
w there are m a n y
itiich *e need to w o rk
e- ready for our f ir s t
,« t Friday a g a in s t
\ aid Pioneer head
'orest Allen
, »ill come to Sandy
„ rebound from a 24 3
j the hands of A s to ria
others are seen alon g
eet Home as the best in
jky Division o f th e
illev League
hcneers if they can
kf Canby can then
ie\ too are in the ru n
■the Valley title
was the only V a lle y
i win in cross d iv is io n
with Coastal D iv is io n
istweek The w in o ve r
• counts on the o v e ra ll
jecord but does not
ir. the race fo r the
title
marks the b e ginning
vision race for both the
I and the Panthers
defense w ill have to h it
as they did in th e
win and our offense
ovide us w ith m o re
we are going to beat
Mid assistant coach
Ktrba
anthers are b a sica lly a
team according to
I reports They con-
I on the middle of the
t line and run fro m a
prjtion
•e can show
th e
k s desire and hu stle
did against N ew berg.
okay. ' said K o strb a
i Newberg game, the
I played probably the
wave game a Sandy
splayed in the past few
according to
th e
(staff
defense is the key to
•inning
fo o tb a ll
I. said Allen
kceer defense caused
[•berg fumbles and
iwith two of them One
Q u a rte rb a c k D an T u r in ro lle d
to his rig h t on an o p tio n p la y
He was h it at the lin e of
s c r im m a g e a n d p itc h e d to
h a lfb a c k D u bb ie Hayes w ho
ga th e re d in the p itc h and ju s t
m ade it in to the end zone fo r
tw o po in ts w ith a N e w b e rg
d e fend er on his back
T h e w in n in g d riv e by the
P io ne ers began on th e ir ow n 15
y a rd lin e
K e y p la ys in the d r iv e w ere
tw o co m p le te d passes by T u rin ,
and tw o ru n s by tr a n s fe r B ill
G regus He m ad e seven y a rd s
on a th ir d dow n and fo u r
c a r r y in g ta c k le rs th e la s t th re e
y a rd s and m ad e 14 y a rd s on an
end sweep to ta ke the P io ne ers
to th e N e w b e rg seven y a rd lin e
F o llo w in g S an dy's w in n in g
d riv e , the T ig e rs got th e ba ll
and began to m ove a g a in
A big p la y in sto p p in g th e m
was m ade by K e lle r as he b ro ke
th ro u g h the lin e an d sacke d the
N e w b e rg q u a rte rb a c k on a
fo u rth dow n and th re e p la y at
the P io n e e r 30 y a rd lin e to end
th e th re a t
N e w b e rg got one m o re tr y .
but a 55 y a rd punt by T u r in put
the T ig e rs in a hole.
Hayes got sp e cia l m e n tio n
(ro m th e coaches fo r his run
m ng on o ffe n se T he ju n io r
h a lfb a c k p ic k e d up 58 y a rd s on
13 c a rrie s an d tw ic e n e a rly
bro ke ta c k le s to tu rn sho rt
gains in to lo n g e r gains
M cM ah on ra n fo r 12 y a rd s on
seven c a rrie s a n d the T D , J e ff
Jackson p ic k e d up fiv e y a rd s on
tw o c a rrie s a n d G re g u s ended
w ith 24 y a rd s on fiv e c a rrie s
T u r in p ic k e d up 36 y a rd s on
the g ro u n d a n d 25 y a rd s on
th re e c o m p le te passes in 10
trie s
The P io n e e rs a lso d id not lose
one of the th re e fu m b le s the y
c o m m itte d to h e lp p re v e n t
g iv in g th e T ig e rs a n y golden
o p p o rtu n itie s
In to ta l o ffe n se , N e w b e rg
ga in ed 207 y a rd s and Sandy 160
y a rd s N e w b e rg had 12 f ir s t
dow ns to S a n d y ’s 9, w h ile
Sandy ra n o f f 55 p la y s to
N e w b e rg 's 53.
T he P io n e e rs w e re h u rt by 86
y a rd s
in
p e n a ltie s
w h ile
N e w b e rg had 60 y a rd s
T h e P io n e e rs w ill c a r r y th is
one ga m e w in s tre a k in to the
SANDY'S HALFBACK Jeff Jackson gets the squeeze put
on him by two Newberg defenders Jackson made short
gain on the play. The Pioneers scored a TD and two point
conversion with 2:2« to play winning 8-7 over Newberg.
(Post Photol
C anby ga m e F r id a y T he g a m e
begins at 8 p m at S andy H ig h
a th le tic fie ld .
TWO SANDY defenders greel a Newberg runner in
second half action of game last Friday won by Sandy. The
Pioneers host Canby this Friday at 8 p m .
(Post Photol
SO M EW H ER E AT the bottom of this pile
of white shirted Newberg defenders is
Sandy's Mike McMahon scoring the Sandy
TD. The Pioneers then converted a two
point conversion play to win 8-7 over the
Tigers. Friday the Pioneers will host
tough Canby at 8 p m .
( Post Photo»
THIS IS TH E play that won the game for
Sandy last Friday night. Pioneer quar
terback Dan Turin (17) rolls out on an
option play while halfback Dubbie Hayes
(25» awaits the pitch The play worked and
Hayes just made it in for the two point
conversion giving Sandy an 8-7 win in the
season's opener against Newberg.
1 Post Photo»
E R IC L L 'N D E E N (75) dumps a Newberg runner as
team m ate John Alps (45) rushes in to give Eric some
help. The Pioneers dumped Newberg 8-7 and face Canby
Friday in first division game here at 8 p. m
(Post Photo)
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