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8 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurs., Feb. 21. 1974 (Sec 1)
Sandy cinches division title, takes on top-rated foe
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The Sandy Pioneers shot
Sweet Home off their home
court and clinched the Valley
Division title Tuesday night,
disgracing second rated Sweet
Home 72 48
Coach Kitchen's team hopes
to continue their winning streak
this Friday night when they
take on Dallas, rated tenth in
the state, and leading the
league's coast Division The
two outstanding teams, should
provide the home crowd with
firs t rate basketball Dallas's
big man. M itch Posey trails
close behind Sandy's Allen
Nippert in total season scoring
Against Sweet Home this
week the Pioneers shot an
im pressive57 per cent from the
field, and made 20 out of 23
shots from the free throw line,
tabulating an excellent 87 per
cent.
Sweet Home stacked their
defense on the inside to calm
Nippert s expertise at the hoop,
and succeeded to hold him to
seven shots for the entire game.
Coach Kitchen said he was
pleased with his top rated
team's performance this week
at Sweet Home, although he
was disappointed w ith his
m en's
rebounding
and
defensive play.
Sweet Home led the game for
the first few minutes of play
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and then fell to the over
pow ering Pioneers fo r the
duration of the game As K it
chen
explained,
"w e
methodically took them apart "
With Sweet Home stacking
the inside, Sandy shooters took
advantage of the perimeter
Dan Turin led the shooting with
18. Steve' Konell 14, Allen
Nippert 14, Gary Blount 8,
Mark Covey 2, L arry Dahrens
6, John Alps 2, Craig Lundy 8,
and Kevin Kuzmesky 2.
Sweet Home's defeat came in
the afterm ath of shutting out
Forest Grove 89-52 last Friday
on the opponents home court.
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Coach Kitchen said this is the
highest point total his team has
accumulated since he has been
at Sandy High School
The coach substituted freely
at Forest Grove and com
mented after the game that he
is very impressed with his
second team's playing ability
Tri-Met bus for skiers
Skiers, cram ped by gas
shortages, w ill have another
way of getting to Government
Camp and T im b e rlin e ski
slopes on weekends beginning
Saturday, Feb 23, Tri-M et
General Manager Tom King
announced Friday.
Special bus service w ill
originate both Saturdays and
Sundays at Bernard Beaverton
Mall, making stops at Mall 205
and Gresham to pick up skiers
Bus departures are from
Beaverton at 7 a m.. M all 205
at 7:30 a m. and the corner of
Powell and Hood in Gresham at
7:45 a m
F re e
p a rk in g
facilities are provided at those
locations by the two shopping
centers and Oregon T ra il
Savings and Loan
In itia lly, the ski bus w ill
operate on an advance ticket
sales basis in order to obtain
maximun bus ridership, and
help determine the number of
busses placed on weekend
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service to and from Mt Hood
King said service was begun
to aid in getting skiers to Mt.
Hood, because of the gasoline
shortage
T ri Met s ski bus (called the
Sitz-Boomer Special) w ill be
equipped with an opposite ski
rack Bus drivers w ill assist
riders in mounting their skis.
Stops w ill be at Ski Bowl and
Timberline Lodge
Timberline Lodge manager
Dick Kohmstamm said that in
event of adverse road con
ditions in the Timberline Loop,
a four wheel drive vehicle
would be sent to Ski Bowl to
shuttle riders wishing to go to
T im b e rlin e Lodge. Skiers
would also be returned in time
to board the returning Tri-M et
bus
Return trips w ill begin at
Timberline about 4 p.m. with a
stop at Ski Bowl about 4:15 p m.
Round trip tickets for the T ri
Met ski bus are available al
Security Bank of Oregon at
Bernard Beaverton Mall, Mall
205 Management Office in Mall
205 Shopping Center, Oregon
T ra il Savings and Loan in
Gresham at 236 N.E. Roberts,
and the Tri-M et M arketing
Office, 4314 SE 17th between
Powell and Holgate.
Ticket information can be
obtained by calling Tri-M et
marketing 233-8373.
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'Our
second team is becoming
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much more competitive and
have improved tremendously
from the first of the year
Dropping buckets for Sandy
last Friday night was Nippert
with 26. Turin 8, M iller 16,
Blount 10, Koepke 4, Alps 4,
Konell 15, Dahrens 2, Jackson
2, Kuzmesky 2
Sandy’s home game against
Silverton scheduled for Friday,
March 1, has been rescheduled
for Thursday Feb. 28, as not to
coincide w ith the Coast
Division playoffs slated for
Friday night.
In competition the last few
weeks Sandy's Junior Varsity
Black team lost to Astoria 45-
30, beat Central 73-70, beat
Forest Grove 84-56, and beat
Sweet Home this week 75-62.
The Pioneer Junior Varsity
Red team lost to Central 49-41,
beat Forest Grove 49-46, and
lost to Sweet Home 45-47.
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THE SEVENTH grade Sandy basketballers, coached by Mr. Wooliard. have won seven
games so far this season and dropped only one. This month they dumped North Marion
56-27, and stuffed Canby 41-25. All 20 of Coach Woollard's men played in both of these
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