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>' V r * r- Thurt Seven Pioneers make state Ron s No Place took over sole possession of first place in the B League this week and a pair of teams are tied for the lead in the A Division of the Sandy Recreation League. Ron s moved into first with a 2-0 mark by knocking off the DroOM, a I hj w t r t in the midst of a three game winning streak There is a four-team logjam for second place. The H unny Farm and Clackamas County Bank are atop the A league standings with IO records The Farm dumped Schoppert s Loggers Tuesday, one of the top teams in the first round The hard luck Clackamas Bankers had lost several close first round games, but started off the second half by dumping Reliable Realty in a high scoring affair. Funny Farm 71, Loggers 60 1 im \ eley pumped in 25 points to lead the Farm to a win in its first game in the second round. Funny Farm was the champion of the “ A” Division’s first half, Schoppert’s Loggers 68. Dell Barn 61 Ray Perkins scored 24 points to help the loggers even their second half record at 1-1. Clackamas County ank 98. Reliable 92 Randy Hattrick fired in a season-high 34 points to lead the ( lackamas bankmen in an “ A” Division shootout. ( lackamas Bank is tied for the lead league with a 1-0 mark Ron's No Place 48, Drones 43 Ron s iook over sole possession of first place as Terry ( Buf falo) Blaske pumped in a game-high 15 points Swimmers 51, Sandy TV 42 Roy Clark scored 14 points to lead the Swimmers to the win and knotting their season mark at 1-1. P&C Construction 49. Dairy Queen 43 Ken Pernell knocked in 14 points to lead P&C Construction to a win Barn 61 Clackamas County Bank Reliable Realty 92 Funny Form , ( Clackamas Cpty Bank 1 ( Schoppert s Loggers 2 I Deli Barn I I Reliable Realty 1 Pleasant Home Mobil 0 1 Wooden Hutch 0 1 Tuesday s Results Funny Farm 71. Schoppert S log gers 60 Reliable Realty by forfeit ovei Wooden Hutch Thursday s Results Schoppert s Loggers 68. Deli "8" Division 98 Photo by M ark Floyd A tired Dan Martin gathers strength near the end of overtime in the Timber Valley League district wrestling match. Martin topped Oregon City’s Mike McCarty 2-1 in the overtime and advanced to the 157-pound finals where he heat Molalla’s Sean Kelly for the title. Martin is one of four Sandy High wrestlers to win TV I. championships this year and one of seven to qualify for the state tournament. Ron s No Place Dairy Queen Drones P’C Construction Swimmers Sandy TV Persons wishing to put their team standings in The Post under the SCOREBOARD section should turn in complete Wednesday s Results Ron s No Place 48. Drones Swimmers 51, Sandy TV 42 P’C Construction 49, D Queen 43 The fourth ranked Sandy B o rich some tro u b le ,” High wrestling team, after a Calhoun said third place finish at the Jones, who won a tough T im b e r V a lle y League district battle at 148 against district meet, w ill take seven Kris Pihl, is the only Pioneer w re s tle rs to state this in a seeded p o s itio n weekend Although officially Jones is State w ill be held this not seeded because he didn’t Thursday through Saturday, place at state last year, he Feb 26 -28, at David Douglas occupies the third seed posi High School tion Four of the Pioneers are Pihl of Canby, despite the district champs Two others lost to Jones at district, is were runners-up and the seeded first at 148 because other placed third. he is the defending state Sophomore I.arry Topliff, champion at that weight the TVL s 98 pound champ, The P ioneers' fo u rth w ill open against Frank district champ is Dan Martin Walter, a junior from Cres at 157 Martin w ill open cent Valley Topliff is in the against Pat Spence of Cres same bracket as Scott Luna cent Valley and is in the of Barlow, the only wrestler same bracket as number two from Oregon to have beaten seed Steve Scott of Barlow him this year The two may meet in the Mike Russell, Sandy’s semifinals 141 pound champ, will open Dean Fischer placed se against Mike Pinard of cond at district, losing only Roseburg. Russell is in the to Russell in the 141 pound same bracket as John Borich final. Fischer, the most im of Benson, the state's top- proved of the Pioneers, will seeded wrestler at 141 Barr open against senior Kirk ing an upset, the two should Schneider of Churchill. meet in the semifinals Tim Sytsma, second in the B o ric h h a sn ’ t faced TVL at 191, w ill open against Russell, but he has beaten Rich Law of Madison, cham Sandy’s Chris Jones twice pion of the Portland In this season T h it fact may terscholastic league work against him, however, The toughest draw went to according to Pioneer coach Mike Rohweder, who was Ron Calhoun. third in the TVL at 106, • Russell has a different Rohweder paid the price for style than Jones and he's got finishing th ird , drawing the style that just might give Rodney Hawthorne of l^a Grande in the opening round. Hawthorne is (he defending champ at 98 pounds and is seeded second Uriel San tana of Sweet Home, the reigning 106 pound champ, is the top seed Picking a favorite in the team battle at state w ill be “ incredibly d ifficult until after the first two rounds," Calhoun predicted “ We’ve got a good chance to get five of our seven past the second round,” Calhoun said. “ Rohweder is going to have a tough tim e Hawthorne I can’t tell about Fischer- he keeps beating people that he shouldn’t “ If we can get five of our seven in, we could place pretty high,” he added Calhoun said that Jones, Martin and Topliff all have a chance to get into the finals and that Russell could sur prise Borich and also make He said that the tourna ment structure favors Ben son, with its strong in dividuals, although Barlow, North Bend, Crater and l^i Grande should also be fac tors. Wrestling w ill begin at 11 a m Thursday, 10 a m F ri day, and 10:30 a m Satur day. 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