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6 - S A N O * ( O r * ) POST Thuf» D acam bar »0 I W I ($•< ») Wrestlers take title on high-energy evening He said he’d always bragged on wrestling, say There was a lot of energy ing that that kind of thing in the a ir the night of the never happens at wrestling matches f ir s t C a re y L a rso n When he was through the Memorial Wrestling Tour spectators applauded loud nament ly. Individual and team There was a high-sp.rited duel between Sand; and trophies were awarded, and the evening came to a Columbia River Thursday close evening with emotions get Calhoun told The Post ting a little out of control, th a t several Colum bia and there was a touching R iv e r w re s tle rs la te r moment at the close when Vern I^arson presented the apologized for what had happened Pioneers with the team " I ’ve never seen that trophy. happen in w re s tlin g The C olum bia R ive r b e fo re ," Calhoun said 136 pounder, in a match “ It's just something that with Sandy freshman Brent has never occurred Kearney, got disqualified " I t takes more character for flagrant misconduct to go out there and wrestle after hitting Kearney twice than anything else I know in the face with the inside of. Wrestlers just have of his wrist. more character, and they A sim ilar move, called a crossface, is allowed, but a just don't do those things “ It was a very, very w re s tle r m u st c a r r y strange night *' through with the move. The Calhoun said that Colum Columbia River wrestler bia River has a good team, had hit Kearney twice, and and he felt that the match had drawn back a third would be closer than it was. time when Chuck Kearney, As it turned out, the Brent’s brother, jumped Pioneers won by almost 40 onto the mat and pushed points. the C o lu m b ia R iv e r “ We’re very physical in wrestler back, those upper weights," he After the Columbia River said, pointing out that all wrestler was disqualified, those falls added up the matches continued, " I was really surprised with the Sandy wrestlers and pleased with Calvin dominating in the upper McKinnis. pinning all three weight classes of his oppjnents," Calhoun Dan M artin pinned his said opponent at the start of the third period Cal McKinnis "1 expected Skipper to pinned his in a minute and win, but I wasn’t planning 52 seconds on him pinning everybody Chuck Kearney, voted the tournament's outstan Rut he had a good tourna ment, to'».’ ’ d in g w re s tle r by the He a,.Jed. " I was real coaches, pinned his oppo pleased to see John Cox nent in 1:52 .Scott Skipper win He’s one of those kids got his fall in 3:25, and then that's going to make a big T im S y s tm a , a difference. He's a good, heavyweight, got a come- from-behind victory by pin powerful junior, and if he wins he’s really going to ning his opponent. get our team s ta rte d Systma's opponent lost right ’’ control after getting pinn Wrestling after Cox, a 98 ed. and struck the Sandy pounder, is l^ irry Topliff, a wrestler 106 pounder that is "almost Shortly after that, after always” good for a win. the last match had been " B ill Mathews had a w r js t le d , Coach Ron good to u r n a m e n t," C alhoun got a ll the Calhoun said The senior wrestlers to sit down on the 123 pounder won his divi west side of the SUHS gym sion. nasium The spectators, on the east side, were able to hear what Calhoun told them as he spoke loudly. by M O T T NEWTON Photo by Scott New ton Senior Bill Mathew«, the v a n ity champion in the 123-pound weight divi sion. forces hi« opponent's hack to the mat during the Carey l.arson Memorial Tournament. 4th-quarter rally falls short fo r SUHS The Sandy girls were unable to sustain a fourth quarter ra lly Friday night, and fell to Gresham 44-39 S ophom ore S haron Jensen hit two 8- to 10-foot jumpers, *nd sophomore J ill Ingram contributed a free throw, to get the Pioneers w ithin striking distance Two free throw s by junior Linda Mosbrucker with five minutes left in the game put Sandy within three, at 38-35 After a key defensive re bound by senior Cindy Mc Coy, senior Dawn New con nected on a 10 footer, get ting Sandy within one. at 38 37. Although Sandy had op portunities in the final few minutes, they were unable to cap ita lize , and the Pioneers’ record dropped to 2-0 They lost the season opener to David Douglas 59-51, “ We've played well in two games,’’ Coach John Smith said. "We made some mistakes that can be attributed t< inexperience. “ Our season is dependent on our being able to correct those mistakes ” He said that although New scored 28 points against David Douglas, which is a school scoring record, that she had a more balanced game against Gresham “She mixed it up a little bit better than she did the other night,” he said. And. "She scored 17 points with people all over her all evening ” Smith said that she'll have to deal w ith the pressure all season, and is capable of doing that. “ She responded well to the pressure She made some good one on-one moves, drew fouls, and fed the ball off well.’ ’ She had seven rebounds. Another encouraging sign for Smith was that when she couldn’t get the re bound, she’d tip the ball away, keeping it live. “ Amy Aschoff has a ways to go." Smith said, "but I think she’s going to be a point guard someday. "SLe’s a quick learner, and as the season goes on I expect her to ?et better and better " He was encouraged by the fact that Jensen had 10 points, making her the te a m 's se co n d -le a d in g s c o re r. In g ra m and Jensen, both sophomores, "a re doing as well as I ex pected, if not a little better “ They’re both applying good p re s s u re defensively.” He was pleased that Mosbiucker made six free throws out of as many at tempts, and said that Mc Coy rebounded well “ For us to be successful. Cindy has to score more points, ' he added Turnovers have been costly. The Pioneers lost the ball 31 times against David Douglas, and 25 times against Gresham “ We've got to control that,” Smith said He said that a lot of their games this year could revolve round their getting the ball down court without mistakes, and playing good defense “ We've got some good team speed,” he said ‘ We re just going to have to go in and mix it up with people ’’ Bowling Ml H o o d e r« lir e J W L W illiam« Thriftway 22 17 Dirt 6 Aggregate 22 17 Pioneer Real Eatatr 20 19 Accent Hair 19 20 Town k Country I t 20 Jennie Weh he* Antique« 19 20 :vheppard« CoratructMin IS 21 M ichael* Precast 17 22 H igh in d iv id u a l g am e Jan Schneider 21?. High Individual •erte» Jill lzmg 333, High team game and a e ri« * Accent Hair 74H and 2134 Mike Rohweder "w re stl ed a couple of real good matches," Calhoun said The one match he lost was to the winner of the recent “ very prestigious ' Pacific University Open About Brent Kearney. Calhoun said, "Even in los mg. he was doing the things he was taught to do, and his body position was good He did a fine job ” Mo Contreras, a junior 141 pounder, wrestled well, Calhoun said, adding that he’s another wrestler that could make a big d if ference He said that junior varsi ty wrestler Loren Bateman "wrestled real well “ He is a sophomore 157 pounder l a r e y l i r w i n M e m o ria l W revlItaK D ec. 3 Tram score» Sandy. ISC Columbia River 90 Parkroae. 54 Wilson. «0 S I HS 39. Wilson » 9« John Cox pinned G Leanard, 5 34. HM Larry Topliff pinned J Sliger 34. 113 Dave Kmiaun lost 9-6 to P G rassner; 123: Bill Mathews won over J Russell 130 Mike Rohweder won 10-« over B W hitaker, 13« Brent Kearney pinned R Davis, 3», 141 Mo Con treras won by forfeit, 14» Joe Bet chart was pinned by J McGinnis. 4 33. 137 Dan M arlin won J»«over D Krake; I U Calvin McKinnis pin ned M Sickinger, I 40; 178 Chuck Kearney pinned J Hewitt. 23. 191 Scott Skipper pinned D Eisenhauer 3 32; HWT Tim Sytsma won bv forfeit Sandv 3«. P a rk riw e 9 98 Cox won 3-2 o v e r S Sutherlai 4; 106 Topliff won by forfeit. i.J: Kemson won by forfeit. 123 Mathews won 12-» over J Russell, 130 Rohweder pinned B Clark, 3 35. 13« B Kearney lost to D O'rve; 141 Cvutrera» pinned H McBee 4 30 14» Betchart puui ed 3. Parks. 4 33. 137 M artin won 8-0 over M Karst; 18» McKinnis pinned J Hummed. 2:33. 17» C. Kearney won by fo rfeit. 191 Skip per pinned J Houdgins. 28. HWT Systma pinned J Edmundson. 42; Sandy .Ml. C olu m b ia R iv e r IN 96 Cox won by fo rfeit. 106 Topliff pinned J Linger. 3 00; IIS Kemson was pinned by L Harris. 1 33, 123 Mathews won 11-4 over C. Kaine 130 Rohweder was pinned by E Powers, 2 27; 136 B Kearney won bv disqualification. 141 Contreras pinned B Skordahl 30. 148 Bet chart was pinned by J Mitchan 1 15, 157 M a r tin pinned M landers « 30, 18« McKinnis pinned K McMann, I 52, 178 C Kearney pinned R Lyes. 13 3 . 191 Skipper pinned T Pederson. 3 25. HWT Sytsma pinned T Duncan, 3 23 City offers classes, recreation The C ity of Sandy Department of Community Services is offering a scries of classes and recreation activities for the people of Sandy Registration for the class«*« w ill begin Dec 14 and can be complet«*d in person at the Sandy Com m u n ity C e n te rS e n io r ( ’e n te r, 38348 P ioneer Boulevard Mail registra tion will also be accepted There is a registration foe of 51 per class for residents and 52 per class for non residents Monday Morning Exercise for Adults begins Jan 4 for ten weeks Monday 9 30 10-30 a m Thursday 9-10 a m at Sandy Community Center Stall pboli Pioneer senior (Ind y M<< oy pul« up girl« game wllh Gresham «bol during the I hingeons and Dragons w ill tiegin Jan 4 for ten weeks Ages 12 and ovt?r ft 30 8 30 p m . at Sandy Community Center Where have all the fish Valley Mobil leads ‘A’ division The "A " division of the Sandy men's basketball league t»egan Nov 20 Plea sant Valley Mobil Jumped to a 15-6 first quarter lead and never looked back In drubbing Castile Construc tion 77 52 Pat Kendall scored 25 for the winners In the second game, Pleasant Valley Mobil, led by Matt Jensen s 19 points, ran away from the Sandy Stinger« 76 59 Mike Piero was the top scorer with 31 points In other game« Shop pert's Leggrm played a strong second half tn over coming a determined Han dy Winger» team, 72 56 Dan Turin «cored is for the Country Store Veley’s Haetorahon ran the score into trip le figures by down ■ng Castile Construct ion 16*71 AU Country M ore players seorad in double nth b»eve Kon«dl and Tim Veley talleymg 23 points uptece *‘A ' I Mv taloa »landtag« Plaatoni Valley Mobil shopper I « I /lase r* 2 I i «mnlry MureVetey Hasteralwn I PlavarPa« • Sandy stinger* I a*tlle< im *lnali>in ( it In " B " division gam«», Ron Norquist and Scott Stewart s«*ored 14 points each, leading State Farm Insurance to a A3 44 victory over A D P In the first game of the season, Don Carpenter Escavating was farced into overtime to nip Dave Turin's team 7270 Jeff Konnell led all scorers w ith 24 points L a rry Darlene’ 25 points sparked Don Carpenter Esc seating to a big 65 35 win over Obriat and < unnmgham Construction Dave’s T u rin ’s team won their first game with a fourth quarter surge, 45 26. over A D P brad Paluck led his team with 13 points “ S " IMvtalaa «landtag« M a i* f a r m Imuram-e Don I arpanter Excavating W L 2 « 2 9 STC I I Dave Turin AOH Ohrut S < umunsham I I • 2 2 I In " C ” division play Williams Thrtftway picked up its first win of the season despite a strong fourth quarter by Ron's No Place. 40 34 P a u l D ie tr ic h pumped in eight points for T h r iftw a y T -T a lk Presbyterians came from behind to squeak by P and C C o n s tru c tio n ,34-32 T T a lk Joe M cCowen scored 13 points The Sandy Adventists won their se cond straight game 40-29 over Dr Tim Ward's team Doug Knobte led all scorers with 15 points ( IW«I*I T Talk Presbyterians Wilhama Ttonftway Han sN s Place r and C ( 'anatrwtxm I » Tun Ward gone’ March first only, 7-8 30 p m Current status of trout und salmon fishing throughout Oregon taught by state fisheries biologist Tuesday Cross country skiin g clinic w ill be held Jan 12 from 7-9 p m at Cedar Ridge School, room 1 Secrets of successful and safe crosscountry skiing w ill lie offered “ How to have happy houseplants" w ill lie of fored Feb i, 71 p m at Cedar Ridge School, room 1 "In tro d u c tio n to hyp nosis" w ill be held Jan 26. 7 8 p.m in room I at Cedar Ridge School l>eam the theory behind hypnotic technique and its uses Wednesday Tumbling with tots, ages 3 6 w ill begirt Jan 20 for six weeks Time 3-4 p m at Sandy Community Center R«*gistration: resident 55, non resident 56 Basic haircutting w ill be held March 3. 7 8 p m at the Community ( enter “ Sandy real estate scene 1982“ w ill be held in room I at Cedar Ridge School, Feb to from 7 8 p m . fhursdsv “ Successful bartering ’’ March H 7 8 p m at Cedar Ridge School, room I L e a rn a bout a tim e honored method of doing business now back in fashion Friday Community card night be gins Jan 8 for ten weeks 7 30-10 p m at the Sandy C o m m u n ity C e n te r. Registration free to per sons over 60 le a rn to play pinocle, bridge and a vane ty of other card games Saturday Winter survival techni- qu«*s w ill be taught Jan 16 from 7-9 p m at the Sandy- Community Center Learn how to survive if caught in th e woods d u rin g a snowstorm Basic inform a tion for the whole fam ily Special Event» Sandy fxiol tournament for adults 21 and over w ill be held Feb 26 and 27 at the Sandy Community Center E ntry fee w ill be 53 A cooking contest w ill be held March 26 from 7-9 p m B rin g your best dessert to the Sandy Com munity Center or bring 51 and come to just sample All entries w ill be judged by an expert panel of Hw y 26, Sandy Phone 666 6 0 5 6 PIZZA BARN >nqrafulationt to HAWN NEW SUHS senior Dawn New is prep of the week She scored 28 points against David Douglas High School recently, setting a school record for scoring Way to go. Dawn! fn jo y fcreot p in o t t good tim e* at Po o la'sl sweet tooths Prizes w ill be awarded Indies day at Multipor Ski Bowl begins Thursday, Jan 14 for four weeks San dy area women who like to downhill or cross-country ski, here is a great way to save money on transporta tion, lifts, an dor lessons, as part of a group of friendly ladiro from your town. Take a chartered bus for less, or join a carpool For more information call Nan cy Dahlager, 668 7709 or Judy Sawtell. 668 7708, Others classes to be an nounced in c lu d e : p re retirement series, sewing classes, arts and crafts classes and aerobics For more information on these classes, call the Center at 66* 5569 after Dec 15 Mail registrations with checks made payable to Ci ty of Sandy may be mailed to Sandy R e c re ta tio n Department, PO Box 413, Sandv To d o a b e tte r j o b - w itb “f a m ily a cco u n t* in s u r a n c e th -llv f llu n t f e g i* d h a rn « p u f h j l U lilal«-. t x llc r Ihan vn u rg iaid m ig h ta e * .»I Mal« fa r m 3n u ,an v< «aM i « i I ' tided I ' * i l n / K c l u m i k * a i > m p k l v array of la m ih m o ia t l insurarxi- pastrains Life. Ilu m c. \u li>. 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