Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, July 02, 1981, Page 8, Image 8

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SANDY (Ore ) POST Thur»
July 2 1981 (Set
I)
Outscore opponents 98-7
S a n d y B lu e s e x p lo d e fo r f o u r w in s
The Sandy Blues went on
an offensive rampage last
week, battering four op
ponenLs for four consecutive
wins in girls softball action
The Blues opened with a
19-0 win over Kockwood A,
as the Sandy team unleashed
a string of singles to bury
Kockwood
M elissa
O’Malley's double was the
big blow for the Blues
Sandy then rolled up a 34 o
score against an outclassed
Lynch team Tami Tinjum,
Jackie Kunkel, Stephanie
Ixifgren and Laura William
son slapped three base hits
apiece for Sandy while Don
na Gray blasted a home run
Sandy also bombed Welches
‘ y a 29-1 score as Candi
Kudisill and Williamson hit
home runs
I he final Blues victory
came against the Sandy
Whites by a 16 6 score
Kudisill hit another homer
as well as a triple and team
mates Debbie Evans and
Kim Roberts chipped in with
a double and triple to lead
the Blues
Kudisill also pitched well,
averaging 10 strikeouts a
game for the year Sandy
outscored its opponents oh 7
in the 'our games The Blues
record is now 7 0
In Pigtail softball action,
the Sandy Sluggers upped
their record to 10 I with two
big w ins this week
The Sluggers downed
Welches 11-7 Sunday behind
the home run hitting of
Tracy Brinser and Charlene
Kasch The teams had been
tied atop the league with just
one loss apiece going into the
game and the Sluggers
secured the league lead with
the win Shannon Baker got
the win on the mound
I he Sluggers then downed
Orient 112 Monday to con­
tinue their hot streak Baker
slugged a three run homer iri
the third to break open a
tight game and Sandy got
two homers in the fourth to
ice the win Brinser and T if­
fany G riffin hi, the round
trippers
In boys baseball, Bruce
Cook Ins picked up three
wins against a single loss
this week ,0 move into strong
contention in the Junior
Federal League
Sandy opened with a 5-2
win over league leading
Glenfair, as pitcher Mat,
Novotny yielded just two hits
and struck ou, a dozen ba,
ters for Sandy. The Bruce
Cook team then exploded for
13 runs in the firs, inning and
went on ,0 tx*at Kockwood
26 3 Kandy Gifford got the
win.
But Lynch pu, a halt to the
Sandy streak, claiming a
12-5 win Saturday afternoon
Lynch came up with eight
runs in the third inning with
some timely hitting and a
lapse in the Sandy defense ,0
claim the win. snapping a
five game Bruce Cook wmn
mg streak.
Bu, Sandy got back on
track Monday evening w ith a
9-5 win over Glenfair The
teams were tied for second
pice in the Federal League
with 6 3 records going into
the game Kandy Wheeler
drove in the go-ahead runs in
the third with a triple for
Sandy Darren Pullen and
Tony Hale paved the way
with two hits apiece
Coast to Coast dropped a
game to Sweetbriar, bu,
came back ,0 claim a pair of
victories in Midge, Federal
play Sweetbriar won 7 2 on
, .ARRANTIES
the strength of a number of
base on balls issued by San
dy pitchers
But (oast ,0 Coast came
back to dump the same
S w e e tb ria r team 13-11
Wednesday, playing error
free ball and hitting with
abandon Donavon Buhl hit a
triple in the second and Ty
Beckley and Doug Stevenson
hi, back to-back triples in
the third to pace the Sandy
attack Beckley later singled
home Steve Haines for what
proved ,0 be the winning run
( oast to Coast then mowed
dow n Kockwood 14 7 to up its
record to 44» Gary Copher
started things off with a first
inning double and Sandy was
never headed
Orient I scored a 7-3 win
over Sandy in M idge,
American League play San
SANDY M O U N T A IN DAYS
dy fell behind early, bu,
Lance Conger came in to pu,
ou, the fire and keep Sandy
in the game Conger also
took to the mound with a
good relief job Friday as
Sandy nipped Corbett 7 6
The win raised Sandy's
record to 6-2
Sandy II raised its record
to 8-2 in Midget National
League play with a pair of
victories this week
Sandy dumped Kockwood
II 17 12 as Jacob Iverson
came on in relief ,0 secure
the Win Doug Hodge, Ken,
I’aylor and Aaron Knotts led
the Sandy batting attack and
Knotts turned in a strong
defensive performance
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