Thurs., Nov. 8. 1973 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 13
Bond
issue
fails
Sandy's w ater polo team
takes second in state
S P LA S H '
Sandy
takes
second >n state in water polo.
The Pioneers were edged in
the state championship game
by David Douglas 6 to 3
Saturday night
This is the first year for
competition by the Sandy High
team in state high school water
polo, and coach Karl Van
Tagen and his sw im m ers
finished w ith a 7-1 duel season
record.
Like the state championship
game, the Scots of David
Douglas tacked that lone loss
on the Pioneers during the
season.
The state meet was held this
past weekend at Portland State
University. It was a double
elimination tourneyment The
Pioneers won three games and
lost two both to the Scots.
On Friday, the Pioneers beat
Cottage Grove 1-0 and Sheldon
11-4 before losing to David
Douglas 7-1, on Saturday.
The Pioneers came back
Saturday afternoon and beat
Parkrose 7-4 to earn the right to
meet DD for the state cham
pionship.
The Sandy team lost a hard-
iought matcn 6-3 and came
home w ith the second place
trophy
This is one of the highest
finishes ever for a Sandy High
athletic team in the history of
the school, according to school
officials.
Besides earning team honors,
three members of the Pioneer
team earned all state team
places A ll state honors went to
Ron Hewitt, Steve Roth and Bill
Anderson
Hewitt and Roth were chosen
as forwards while Anderson
was chosen for his play as the
short end goalie.
'The team did a great job in
the tournament,” said Von
Tagen, “ but we sure would
have liked to beat DD in that
final game.”
Von Tagen is in his firs t year
as head of the Sandy swimming
program coming over from
Country Yamaha
David Douglas
"Y e s , I m ust a d m it I
especially wanted to beat my
old team,” said Von Tagen
The Pioneers earned the
right to enter the state tour
nament by battling to second in
the Northern Division And of
course, it was DD who beat the
Sandy swimmers out for first in
the division competition
“ The team did have the
satisfaction of beating DD the
first time we played them,”
said Von Tagen, “ but we just
couldn’t overcome the early
leads the Scots would get in the
other games.”
The play of Hewitt and Roth
has been a strong point for the
Pioneers all season, according
to Von Tagen, while Anderson
has improved w ith each game
as goalie.
“ B ill (Anderson) really came
to play during the tournament
games,” said Von Tagen. “ Carl
Neuenfeldt also had a great
tournament for us, and I felt he
should have made the all state
team because of his great
defensive play at guard ”
According to those who at
tended the state finals, the
Pioneers proved to be the best
overall ball handling team
entered The Pioneers also had
more set plays than most of the
other teams entered.
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A successful season for the
Sandy High football team was
concluded with the naming of
eight Pioneers to the first team
down, nothing due till Dec. 15th
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SECOND BEST in the state in the first year
of the sport. That is what the Sandy High
School water polo team did this year. Here
the team displays trophies won this year.
This includes trophies for second place in
state, second in division and second in the
Centennial Invitational. Team members
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from right front row are,Bill Anderson,
Andrew Workinger, Jody Perkins, Carl
Neuenfeldt. Jim Russell and Phil Grable.
Back row from left. Sue Workinger
(manager), Niels Lundeen, Del Cansler,
Steve Roth, Gary Marsh and Chris Roth.
Not pictured are Ron Hewitt and Mike
Edgar.
( Post Photo)
Basketball, wrestling
swimming begin play
The w inter sports at Sandy
High School got under way this
week B asketball, w re s tlin g
and swimming now w ill fill the
sports calendar for the next
several months.
This is the firs t year for the
swimming program to be held
in the winter months. In the
past, swimming has been held
every fa ll; this year the school
sponsored its first water polo
team this fall.
Coaching swimming is Karl
Von Tagen, who takes over for
Jim Anstine who departed for a
job overseas.
Von Tagen inherits a strong
team for both boys and girls
The Pioneers have taken either
first, second or third in both
boys and girls the past two
years and again appear to be a
strong contender for the Coast-
Valley League title.
The basketball team is also in
the run nin g fo r its th ird
straight division title The past
two seasons the Pioneers under
the coaching of Jim Kitchen
have taken the Valley division
title, but have failed to make it
to the state playoffs by one win
each year.
Coach Ron Calhoun w ill field
another strong team for the
Pioneers on the wrestling mats
this season The Pioneers are
expecting a large turnout for
the sport this year, according to
Calhoun
A ll three sports are now in
full practice after school every
night.
The firs t game action for
each team w ill come the firs t
week of December
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STEVE ROTH, left, and Gary Marsh, right, along with
swimming coach K arl Von Tagen are all smiles showing
off the trophy for second in state water polo tournamenL
Steve and Gary were co-captains of the Sandy team.
(Post Photo)
Pioneers make
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for the water sport in Sandy
and a 2nd in state is not too bad
The sport began last year as
a club, under the direction of
coach Jim Anstine, Von Tagen
replaced Anstine this year
when Anstine took a job
overseas.
This year the team is a high
school team sport
Besides the second place
trophies at the state and
division meets the Pioneers
also took home a second place
award from the Centennial
tournament this year
Team members were: fo r
wards: Ron Hewitt, Steve Roth,
Chris Roth, Mike Edgar, and
Gary Marsh; guards: Andy
Workinger, Carl Neuenfeldt,
Jody Perkins, B ill Grable and
Jim Russell; goalie: B ill An
derson.
Miss Perkins was the lone
g irl to compete on the varsity
sport for a high school team in
this area and at the state meet.
She is a sophomore and has
been invited to play with the
AAU g irl’s water polo team in
Portland
“ This being our first year in
high school competition was
quite successful,” said Von
Tagen, “ it was successful
because the team members
were w illing to work hard all
year.”
Voters in Gresham Union
High School D istrict Tuesday
turned down a $1,425.(MX) bond
issue by 36 votes
The money was to have been
used for a classroom addition
at Barlow High School
The vote was 1365, yes, 1405,
no
The vote lost in the Lynch
D is tric t where the voters
recently approved a bond issue
for a building program for
$2.855.000
The issue passed in the
Barlow and Gresham areas but
not in Centennial
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a ll-d iv is io n offensive and
defensive units.
The Pioneers all stars were
led by Dan Turin who made
fir s t team offensive q ua r
terback
and fir s t
team
defensive halfback.
Turin was joined on the of
fensive team by Geoff Richards
guard, Steve Aubin tackle, and
B ill Gregus halfback.
On defense, the V a lly
Division champions placed Tim
Keller center, Eric Lundeen,
tackle. Gary Blount end and
Mike Wecker linebacker on the
first unit.
On the second team, Sandy’s
Keith Jensen made split end on
offense and defensive safety.
The Pioneers received word
of the honors at the fall sports
dessert held at Sandy High
Tuesday night. The dessert was
well attended and football,
cross country, water polo and
girls volleyball were honored.
You watch Fancher listen
Frosh take second;
JV’s improve
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The Sandy frosh football Pioneers in league action was
team ended the season in to Estacada
Meanwhile, the Sandy JV
second place in league stan
team
failed to win a ball game
dings.
The frosh had a 5-1 league this year, but did end on a
mark and 5-2 overall, while positive note.
The JV's had their best game
Estacada won the league with a
of the year against Central in
6-1 league and season mark.
The lone defeat for the voung the season’s final game. The
Pioneers lost 14-12, but showed
signs of sending several good
ballplayers to the varsity team
next year
The Post w ill have more on
these two teams next week
Welches
host
tourney
Welches grade school, w ill
hold its second annual G irls’
V o lle y b a ll T ournam ent on
Friday, Nov. 16. The firs t game
w ill begin at 4 p.m.
The A teams of Boring,
Cottrell. Damascus. Estacada.
Mt Hood Community College
Sandy and Welches grade
basketball coach Herb Booth
schools plan to participate.
w ill be one of six guest in
Trophies w ill be awarded to the
structors at a basketball clinic
winning teams.
for all grade school levels at
Individual awards w ill also
Franklin High School during
be presented to outstanding
the next six weeks.
players
The clinic begins Wednesday
The Welches' volleyball team
night, Nov. 7, and w ill run from
captains, Jenny Johns and
7:30 to 9 p.m.
, The clinic w ill run at those Crystal Danzuka, are in charge
same times on Nov. 14, 20 and of publicity and refreshments
and w ill act as hostesses
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There w ill be an admission
Booth w ill instruct the Dec 5
charge fo r those not p a r
clinic on team defense
The pub lic is
The program is sponsored by tic ip a tin g
the Rotary Club of Portland in welcome.
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MIKE MEDLOCK, left, was named the most in
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the frosh team. The awards were voted on by team
members.
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