Thur» . No» 1. 1973 (Sue. I I S A N D Y (O r* I POST - 7
f,¡day's game here
pioneers blast Central
meet Forest Grove for
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High Pioneers blast
¿Iasi Friday » IB lor the
„ football title
•in gave the Pioneers
io meet Forest Grove
S ayat8p.«n in a battle
L Coast Valley League
«d the rigi.’ to enter the
jfs heading lor the state
Cjhr players were really
ready lor this game. ’ stated
Allen "We worked all season
towards the goal of a league
title and the win over Central
give* us this chance at it ”
Sandy and Central had en
tered last week’s game with 4-1
league marks and the division
title at stake The Pioneers
jumped to a 12-0 first quarter
lead and never were headed
Forest Grove Vikings w ill
come to Sandy Friday night
with a 4 1 league mark and a 6-1
overall record The Pioneers
stand 7-1 overall
The Vikings, according to the
Sandy coaching s ta ff, are
similar to the Pioneers
They base their offense
around the run but will pass if
your defense lets them have
it." said defensive assistant
coach Mike Kostrba
The two big ground gainers
for the Vikings are Ai Nordgren
In the second quarter, the
Pioneer offense continued to
move the ball with ease as the
line opened huge holes in the
Panther defense for the many
Sandy runners
The two second quarter
scores came on a 16 yard run by
Dan Turin and a seven yard run
by Jeff Jackson
Mike Wecker ran the ball in
(or the two point extra point try
following the TD by Turin
Bauersfeld, but we did make
him rush many of his passes."
said coach Kostrba
Overall the coaches seemed
pleased w ith the Pioneer's
team e ffo rt on defense,
although the pass defense
w ill be worked on for the up
coming Forest Grove game
Kostrba gave credit to junior
Craig Zimmerman for a good
job on the defensive line for the
second week in a row as a
starter
"This win was a total team
effort, the players, coaches and
our supporters," said Allen
The Pioneers are hoping for
great fan support Friday in the
game with the Vikings In fact,
some extra seats are being
brought in to handle the ex­
pected standing-room only
crowd anticipate d fo r the
game
"There is no tomorrow after
this game," said Allen, ‘ ‘and
we want that league cham­
pionship"
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SANDY H E A D coach Forest Allen, right,
gives some instructions to his players
during game with Central. The Pioneers
won the game and the division title, now
will face Forest Grove here Friday for the
league title
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Sandy
12 14 7 7 39
Central
0 6 6 6—18
SANDY—TDs Hayes 2 (50.
17 runs). Jackson 2 (7, 18 runs)
Gregus <3 runi, Turin <18 run«.
PATs Wecker (run), Baugh
man (kick)
CENTRAL—TDa: Kenny <6
run), Myers (18 pass from
B auersfeld), Bauersfeld (3
ru n ).
SANDY'S M IK E McMahon I IS I with the hall had a big
night again*! Central The junior gained 1*5 yards
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good blocking from his teammates. The Pioneers blasted
Central 39-1H and now will face Forest Drove Friday night
here in battle for Coast-\alley league title and a shot at
the slate playoffs. The Pioneers have a 7-1 season record.
( Post PllOtOl
and George H am s
Nordgren is a 205 lb fullback
ana ranks third in the league
scoring standings
His sidekick in the backfield,
Harris, is a 185 lb halfback
with lots of speed according to
Central did mount one
scoring drive in the second
quarter behind the passing of
Rick Bauersfeld The score
came on a four yard run
The score at halftim e was 26-
6 in Sandy's favor
Kostrba
The Panthers tried to make a
'We ll need another good
gnm* of it in the third period as
game from out ueienae it we
Bauersfeld threw a 14 yard
are to win this game." said
scoring pass when the Sandy
Allen
defender slipped in the mud
The Pioneer defense like the
leaving the Central receiver
Sandy offense, is number one in
wide open in the end zone
the Valley division The defense
This made the score 26-12
has especially been tough
But Sandy fans did not have
against the run, allowing only
anything to worry about, as the
an average of »9 yards per
Pioneers showed this when they
game Meanwhile, opponents
got the ball back
have not found the air lanes
The big Red offense got
much better as the Pioneer
rolling again on the ground with
defenders have allowed only 95 an occassional pass by Turin.
yards per game
The Pioneers drove down the
• We had some problems with
field and scored on a 17 yard
the pass in the Central game,
run by Hayes
said Kostrba. "but Bauersfeld
Hayes took a last second
(Central quarterback i is a good
pitchout from T urin going
quarterback and really put the
around right end and went
ball on target
untouched in for the score
Coach Allen w ill have some
The Panthers answered this
special feelings going into the with the help of a couple of
game with Forest Grove He is penalties and the good passing
a graduate of Forest Grove by Bauersfeld with a score
High School and played college early in the final period.
ball at Pacific University which
The Pioneers then put the
is also located at Forest Grove
game out of reach with another
"1 would like nothing better
long drive which ended with
than a win.” said Allen
Jackson getting his second TD
The winner of this game will of the night on a 17 yard run
advance into the state playoffs
On his TD run, Jackson
against the winner of the PIL in appeared stopped at the two
Portland the following week
yard line, but he put his head
At C entral, the Pioneers
down and blasted through three
came out of the locker room Panther defenders for the six
charged up and on the third
points
play of the game Dubbie Hayes
Mark Baughman added the
broke a 50 yard run for a TD
point after kick, to make the
The next time the Pioneers final score 39-18
got the ball the running attack
The Sandy offense was
of Hayes. Mike McMahon and overpowering in this game
Bill Gregus rolled to a second running up a total of 503 yards
TD before Central was even On the ground, the total was 431
able to show any offense at all
yards, and through the air the
Gregus got the score on a three Pioneers gained 72 yards
yard run
The Central team gained a
McMahon was a key runner total of 289 yards total offense
in this second drive and in the with all but 41 of the yards
two in the second quarter He coming through the air
had his best nigh, ever in a
Sandy had 26 firs, downs to 12
Sandy uniform collecting 105 for Central Central managed
yards in only 11 carries Most of only one pass interception and
this yardage came in the first fum ble recovery < f Sandy
half He also played a good mistakes, while ttu Pioneers
defensive game
intercepted four Panther
passes
McMahon intercepted two of
the passes for Sandy while
Keith Jensen and Mike Wecker
each picked off one
The leading runner for Sandy
was Gregus with 121 yards on IS
ca rrie s Behind him were
McMahon with 105 yards. Turin
57 yards Jackson 56 yards.
Hayes 78 yards, and Mark
Peterson 14 yards
EVERGREENS:
O ffensively the coaching
Term
staff praised McMahon and
Pfitrer
Jackson for th e ir best games
Jumper»
of the year" and Gregus and
Yew»
Turin were cited for their
Arborvitae
‘ usual" steady play
etc.
Offensive coach Glenn Smith
had much to say about the work
of the offensive line in opening
holes for the running backs He
was especially pleased with the
strong efforts by Gary Blount
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The freshman class at Sandy
High School w ill he selling
season basketball tickets at the
varsity football game Friday
night here
The class w ill have a booth by
the concession stands at the
game
Theco6tof a season ticket for
basketball this year is S12 50
Some of the money earned
through the sale of these tickets
w ill go towards freshman class
projects
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SANDY'S Dan T uri i (17) pick» up yardage as he get» key
block from Steve Aubin (70) in win over Central. Turin
directed the Pioneer offense which ran up over 50« yards
total offense in this game.
( Poet Photo)
Dessert
honors
Pioneers
The Sandy High School
football teams w ill be honored
on Tuesday night at a dessert
banquet at the school
The dessert w ill begin at 7
p m and many area merchants
w ill he in attendance to give to
the graduating seniors the
photographs of each senior
which have been displayed in
local business windows this
football season
The Varsity. JV, and Fro6h
teams w ill be honored at this
event
here today
The JV football team w ill
play Central here today,
Thursday in the season s final
game
The JV team w ill enter the
game still hunting to taste
victory this year Las, week the
team had a bye and w ill enter
the game today with two weeks
of practice
The game w ill begin at 4 p m
Coach Len Eaton said,
although his team has failed to
win any ball games, the players
still have learned some good
football experience which
should help the v a rs ity
program next season
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ONE OF the few times Sandy runners got stacked up for
short gains by the Central defense happened on this play.
The Pioneers face Forest Grove here Friday in battle for
league title
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Pioneers gain ranking notice
Maybe some people are probably jump the Pioneers
starting to take notice of the higher in the rankings
Sandy Pioneers and the out
standing 7-1 record so far this
season
For the firs, time this season,
the Pioneers have polled
recognition in the state polls
which rank the best high school
football teams
Meanwhile. Forest Grove,
the Pioneers opponent Friday
night, is ranked ninth best in
the state
This has been a truly out
standing season for the Big Red
machine at Sandy Not since
1959 has the Big Red been in
volved in a league cham
pionship in football and only
once since that time has the
local eleven finished with a
winning record
A win over Forest Grove w ill
P o llu tio n co n tro l
su b ject of ta lk
Senator Vem Cook w ill host
Harry Helton, plant manager
for Reynolds Metals plant in
Troutdale on East Side Repori
Sunday, Nov 4. at 7 a m and
repeated at 8 p m They w ill
discuss Reynolds Metals at
temps to improve pollution
control and its views before the
D E Q and the proposed
and Geoff Richards
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