Thur»., Sgpt. 19, 1974 (S«c 1) SANDY (O rt.) POST - 17
Play Forest Grove Friday
Pioneers miss McMinnville
DUB HAYES, goes for more yards In last
week's season opener against Me-
Minnville. Hayes trailed Bill Gregus in
total yards gained with 89. Friday the
They might have dropped
their opener 28 to 14, but head
coach Forest Allen isn’t one bit
disappointed in his team.
“You’ve got to give Mac
(McMinnville) a lot of credit,
they’re a good football team,
with a lot of talent,” reflected
the coach.
He said tackling, fumbles and
penalties during key situations
hurt Sandy's effort, but added
these all three sore sport can be
mended in practice.
The pioneers are preparing
this week to take on Forest
Grove in an away game Friday.
Allen is excited about playing
Forest Grove—last year they
stole the league title from him
The Forest Grove game will
be held at Pacific University in
Forest G rove, not at the
visitor’s high school.
Pioneers meet Forest Grove at Pacific
University in Forest Grove.
(PostPhoto)
Mike Kostrba, Sandy High
athletic director, and coach
Allen both said they were
pleased with last Friday night’s
large Turnout. Standing room
only greeted Sandy rooters.
Game stats indicate Sandy
fa ire d
better
than
the
scoreboard m ight indicate
against the big Coast Division
power. Under the accute
leadership of quarterback John
Alps, Sandy pushed for 362 total
yards to Mac’s 346 offensive
total.
The home team red jerseys
also collected 11 first downs to
Mac's nine first downs.
Bill Gregus, who along with
Jon M iller scored Sandy’s pair
of touch downs, led his team in
total ground gained with 189
yards
Allen praised both Gregus
and Dub Hayes who through the
blocks in front of the swift
Sandy half back.
Other kind words from the
coach went to senior Alps for
“ doing a super job of moving
the offense," and to Jon Miller.
You would have never
guessed M iller missed last
Freshmen meet
season because of an injury.
The senior end went both ways
Friday night, scored a touch
down, and as the coach puts it
“did an outstanding job.”
Allen said his defense needs
to toughen up, although he
accredited them with stopping
a couple tense Mac goal line
drives la te in the fourth
quarter.
Mac at home
The Pioneer freshman squad
footballers
w ill
tackle
McMinnville today at 5 p.m. on
the Sandy field.
Coaches Gene Carlson and
Ron G ran tz a re optim istic
about their team ’s opener with
the coast league opponent.
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Sandy JV's face M ac
The Sandy JV team travels to
McMinnville today to try and
set the record straight after the
v a rs ity ’ s loss last F rid a y .
Game time is 3:30 p.m.
N ext Thursday the JV
fre ew ay vote
An initiative petition to place
the
proposed
M t.
Hood
Freew ay on the ballot in
Portland was filed Tuesday.
F e rris Booth and K eith
Gowing, co-chairmen of the
committee to build the Mt.
Hood, filed the petition.
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SANDY HALFBACK Bill Gregus moves past a blanket of
McMinnville men in last Friday’s season opener. The
Pioneers lost the game 28-14. Gregus scored a touchdown
and led his team in total ground gained, racking up 189
total yards.
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Lady golfers post scores
A blind hole match was the
play for the day at Bowman’s
Golf Club Ladies Day Aug. 22.
Tying for first were Dot Conley
and E llie Melody, each with 30
and a half.
Only a half point behind with
31 were Kay Thomsen, Glenda
Thomberg, and Lee Flynn, who
had a three way tie for second.
Third was Kathy Adskim
with 31 and a half. Following
her with a six way tie at 33 each
were Lou Kipp, D orothy
Phelps, Georgia V erm aas,
Doris Casey, Marge Jarvis, and
Cheryl D arr.
In fifth place were Dottie
Bruns and L o rry Lythgoe
who each had 34 and a half
On the next Ladies’ Day,
Aug. 29, play for the day was
low net.
In firs t place was E va
Geisler; second went to Ellie
Melody; Lou Kipp was third;
Cheryl D arr claimed fourth
place; and M arty Amacher was
fifth.
Dolly Fouch was top putter,
followed by Kathy Adskim,
second, Marylee Rupp and
Dora tied for third. Three
distaff golfers Fran Dowsett, B.
J. duBiel, and Dot Conley, tied
for fourth.
Cheryl D arr scored KP on the
Dad's club
meet set
The first regular meeting for
the 1974-75 school year of the
Sandy High Dad’s Club will be
held Monday, Sept. 23 at 7:30
p.m. in the high school library.
Any male with a desire to
help promote school related
activities can join the Dad’s
Club
Films will be shown by the
athletic department and new
coaches will be introduced at
the first meeting.
sixth hole.
The following Thursday,
Sept. 25, play for the day was
low net for 18 holers on the back
nine.
First was Liz Mayer, with 36
Kathy Adskim and M a rty
Amacher tied for second, with
36 and a half, and Dolly Fouch
was third.
Tournament matches were
completed Sept. 25. Claiming
championship flight for 18 holes
was Leslie Lythgoe, and run
ner-up was Mardell Baessler.
M a ry le e Rupp won firs t
flight, while Kay Thomsen was
runnerup. Second flight was
Marge Jarvis, while runner-up
was Frankie Whitehead. Doris
Casey and Dolly Fouch claimed
th ird flig h t and runner-up
respectively. Fourth flight and
runner-up
were
Donna
Meadows and Dottie Bruns.
M a rily n Hansen was fifth
flight.
Among nine holers, M ari jane
Jackson won championship
flight, while Helen Post was
runner-up.
Chosen as ace for the month
of August w ere F ra n k ie
Whitehead for the 18 holers,
and Helen Post for the nine
holers. Mardell Baessler had
low gross for August.
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Sandy’s water polo team
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Pioneers w ill meet Forest
Grove in a home game. Game
time is 5 p.m.
Coaches Len Eaton and Greg
O’Meara had a total turnout of
22 this year.
Initiative seeks
“We’re in the process of
polishing up on everything,
learning what people can do
Our objective is to take the
league title and that's what
we’re out to do ’’
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High game: Millie Babcock.
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High series: Irene Blount,
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The high rated Pioneer polo
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tonight at 7 p.m. in the Sandy
Pool.
Gary Marsh led his team in
scoring with six goals and one
goal assist at Barlow Also
scoring for Sandy were: Carl
Neuenfeldt. 3; Chris Roth, 4;
Nel
Lundeen,
3;
M ike
G ta y b e a l,
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