Mon. May 19, 1975 (Sec. I, GRESHAM (Ore., OUTLOOK
Bruins to face Wilson
The Siim Barlow baseball
li'iin i w ill have (heir work cut
oul lor them Monday. wlion
they tangle with the Wilson
High T ro jan s in the q u a r­
terfinals ol tin' stale bane k ill
championship
"Wilson has a great busehull
tradition,'' Bruin coach Dale
Stebbins said “ We've scouted
them their last two games and
they've
got
some good
ballplayers They play pretty
goisl defense anil hit the I ni it
well
"(It course when yisi get this
tar, you knoyv you'll tie up w ill be ttie first time the Brums
against u good ball club," he have reached the state quar
noted
tertuuils in any sport in the
Wilson won the P ortland school's history
inlerscholastic League Idle
The Bruins are coming oil a
Tuesday, downing Madison 10 7 lug win Wednesday, when
in eight innings At one lime Bruce Koch hurled a one-hitter
they were down 7-2, lint scored against Milwaukie to win the
three m arkers in the fifth Wilco League baseball crown
frame and one each in I he sixth
Koch struck out seven and
and seventh to tie the gume
walked only three in the game
Two doubles and a single in the Milwaukie's only hit came in
eighth inning brought home the the fourth frame, a bunt single
winning Trojan runs
by Bob Buck
Ttie upcoming game against
Barlow scored their fust run
Wilson w ill be played Monday in the third inning when Mike
ill Sam Barlow High School It
Fitz singled, stole second base
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Kelly Kerris
In the seventh period, Dan
Nettleton got on base through a
M ilw a u k ie e rro r He was
thrown out at second, txit upset
the second baseman who was
trying for a double play The
second baggers' , mm » throw to
first allowed the hitler, Gene
Begimbal. to sprint to second
Begimbal later scored on a
single by Koch
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Barlow dominates all-star picks
The Sam Barlow High Bruins
dominated the selections for
the W ilco League A ll-S ta r
baseball team, placing three
players on the first team and
three on the second team
Barlow catcher Dan Walters
and pitcher Tim Fitz were
unummous choices in the vote
taken Wednesday by W ilco
League coaches Clackamas
catcher Greg Cusick and Jerry
Komlolsky also earned first
teum honors
Other first team selections
were firs t baseman T im
Searight of Clackamas, second
baseman K e lly K e rris of
Barlow, and third baseman
Gary Stover, The Dalles
Mike M arlin. Milwaukie was
named first string u tility player
and first string Wilco holders
were Bill Murray, Clackamas;
Steve G ratton , M ilw au kie;
Siotl M iller, West Linn and Jeff
Hanson. Tigard
Lynn Dyer Clackamas awl
Glenn Baggerly, West Linn,
lii-d for shortstop homrs
Barlow teammates Bruce
Koch, Dan Nettleton and Gene
Begimbal were aecond team
picks for pitcher, third base
and outfield, respectively.
Bon Seawull, Milwaukie, was
named second team catcher
and Tun Phlaum of Gresham
was second team pitcher
O ther second team picks
were
T im
K ransw ich,
Lakeridge, first base Curt
Chandler, Bex Putnam, second
base; Boil Sauer. I^ake Oswego,
o utfie ld and E ric D acklin,
Tigard, outfield
The all stars, excluding the
Barlow players, were featured
at the Wilco league Senior All
Star double-header Saturday
night at Mt Hood Community
Col leg
The Barlow Team received
its League Championship
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trop hy and M ilw a u k ie was
awarded
the
W illa m e tte
Division Trophy.
Teams for the All-Star game
were:
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M ilw a u k ie g irls spikers
edged Gresham in the dual
m eet
Thursday 65 and one third to 43
and two-thirds
Milwaukie won nearly every
event, with Gresham placing
first in the long jump and shot
put and narrowly missing in the
44(brelay by one-tenth of one
second
Kori Hasselblad raked in the
points for Milwaukie, winning
the DO hurdles in 15 2, the high
jum p at 5-3 and anchored the
winning 880 medley
In other croas-over meeting
the Centennial spikers just
missed defeating Clackamas
girls 56 53 Cindy Curtis won the
440 for Centennial in 1:01.0
while Barb Hansen won thcR80
and mile.
Karen liam s won the shotput
with a 35-4 toss, and placed
third in discus behind team­
mate Joan Kemp, who won the
event.
Bex
Putnam
nipped
Beynolds 55
to 53 Mi, with
Reynolds winning the 880, mile,
shot put and discus
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Eagle golfer places second
Even with a super three-
under
par 71, Steve Veith of
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in the W ilco A ll-S ta r G olf
Tournam ent at Glendoveer
Thursday.
Jack Schneider of Clackamas
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was low medalist with a 70,
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Casey Skopd of l»akc Oswego
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79. Pat Casey 83 and Bandy
K ra il 83 Ijs rry Skreen of Sam
Barlow had an 82
On Wednesday the Eagles
dropped a 10 stroke decision in
a playoff against Lake Oswego
to determ ine the W ilco
Columbia Division dual meet
championship
"E ven if we would have had a
real hot nine, I don't think it
would have been enough Io beat
them,” said Eagle golf coach
Keith DeCourcev.
Two Lake Oswego players
shot one-under par 35s at
Glendoveer while Steve Veith
was low for Centennial with a
37.
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K E V IN S i’A L L Y unleashes javelin forCentennial F rid a y
in a dual track meet with Rex Putnam High. Scally's best
toss of the year is 178 ft.
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Eagles post upset
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Centennial thinciads posted although placing second in
five lifetim e bests as the Eagles their respective events, were
upset Putnam, 76-69, in a Wilco Bob Field with a 1:58.4 in the
league track meet Friday at half and Alan Roberts w ith a
Centennial.
10:03.3 in the two mile.
The result reversed this year
The Eagles had tied for first
when Putnam had defeated the in the Wilco league's Columbia
Eagles, 83-62
division but had been beaten by
Tim Hanley won both dashes Lake Oswego in a dual meet.
for the Eagles at 10 2 in the 100 This gave the Columbia crown
and 22 6 in the 220 Keith Scally to the Lakers and put Cen­
won the pole vault at 12-6.
tennial against Putnam in
Also posting lifetimes bests, yesterday's cross-over meets.
Area batters, Kuriers
top Wilco statistics
As everyone knows statistics
can be misleading, but they can
also provide some interesting
in fo rm a tio n about baseball
teams and individual players
The fin a l W ilco League
baseball stats, released last
week, had Gresham -area
teams and players at the top
(and
b ottom )
of
many
categories.
Three local players ranked in
the top ten batters of the Wilco
league Kelly Ferris, of Barlow
was fifth in the standings with a
.403 average, w ith 25 hits.
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Team m ate Dan N ettleton
ranked e ig hth w ith a 368
av erage and Centennial's Steve
Hettum was ninth with a 367
average
Sam Barlow High pitchers
allowed the least runs per
game, w ith an ERA of 1 05
Hood R iver's hurlers gave up
1 45 runs and Gresham came
next w ith an ERA of 1.68.
Reynolds' opponents got 3 68
runs per game, while Cen­
tennial allowed 4 50.
Jeff Gibson of Milwaukie bad
the most stolen bases this
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season, w ith 13, and M ark
Hettum of Centennial stealing
8. fo r the second greatest
amount.
Tim Fitz was the second most
winning pitcher in the league
with an 8-2 record and had the
lowest earned run average,
1.01. Tim Pflaum of Gresham
and Jeff Koch of Barlow tied for
third lowest ERA with 1.14.
Tim Fitz topped the strikeout
list, fanning 78 batters and
Pflaum of Gresham allowed the
third fewest walks, l i for the
season.
Barlow teams, singles
lose In second round
Friday brought both victory
and defeat to local players in
the state tennis championship
Two doubles teams and a
singles p la ye r made it to
aecond round of action befor?
being defeated, w hile Cen­
tennial's Dan Trevarthan was
defeated in the first round
The B ru in duo of Donna
Vamashita and M u rie H illyard
won their firs t match, easily
beating Jamie Rees and Laurie
Hirschbert of Mac-Hi, 6-2, 6-4.
They were later defeated by
top seeded girls doubles team
Alison Day and Tina Mickelson
of Medford, 7-5,6-3.
Kathy Strebin won a tough
three set decision over Teresa
Alexander. Pendelton, 4-6, 6-1.
6-4, but was downed by Colleen
Loprinzi, Grant, 6-4,1^, 7-5.
In boys doubles action.
Barlow's John Surmeyer and
Nat Pearson crunched Den
Zener and Lonnv Huffman of
Grant 6-4. 6 2 South Salem’s
Paul M iller and Whitney Boise
later trounced the Barlow duo
6-0.6-4
Centennial's Dan Trevarthan
lost in first round action to
David Kays of South Eugene, 3-
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Friday was a great day for
baseball, especially if you
play ed for Mt. Hood The Saints
dumped
G ra y 's
H arbor
Community College 4-1,7-1 in a
double header under sunny
skies.
In the firs t game Mt Hood
jumped to 2-0 lead in the firs t
inning Grays Harbor's lone
marker came in the eighth period, when they got five runs
frame, but Mt. Hood came back to win the game 7-1.
in the bottom of the eighth with
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two more runs The Saints got
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