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8 SANOY (O r* ) POST Thut* D «t»m br 17. 1981 (Sec 1) Coach positive after Central Catholic loss The SUHS boys basket ball team fell 67 59 to Cen tral Catholic, but first year coach Dan Brisbin wasn’t displeased " I feel as positive as you can after a loss." he said. " because that is a very good team Brisbin was especially pleased with Mitch Paola, who made seven of II shots from the field and seven of seven from the line for 21 points Brisbin said that besides shooting well, he also had a good tloor game and kept m good position defensively Bob Nippert contributed 13 points and 10 rebounds, and Steve Palmer made six of 11 shots from the field for 12 Stu Hoffman went in off the bench to contribute six points and six rebounds “ I was pleased with his efforts last night," Brisbin said Wednesday The Pioneers were down by nine e a rly in firs t quarter, but were within two at halftime, at 34 32. They were within three, at 50-47. at the end of the third quarter Sandy, being be h ind in th e fo u rth quarter, had to foul and take chances, allow ing Central Catholic to build up a comfortable margin The teams had the same number of held goab in the fourth quarter, but Central Catholic had five free shots to its credit. •'We played very good defense," Brisbin said He said that they lost the bat- tie on the boards, allowing Central Catholic a few more shots He said that CCHS likes to c re a te d e fe n s iv e pressure, trapping and double team ing players, and taking charges Paola fouled out with about three or four minutes left in the game ‘ Central Catholic does a good job of slipping in and drawing an offensive foul, and Mitch likes to d rive ," Brisbin said, adding that it hurt to lose him Saturday, at 4 p m , the Pioneers w ill take on Spec trum, B C. They’ll host the Spectrum players a few days, and although they don't know much about them, they’ll be traveling w ith S pectrum to St. Helen« Friday night L a s t T h u rs d a y the Pioneers fe ll 62 45 to Wilson, with Paola con tributing 14 Brisbin said it was nut a goud gam e fo r the Pioneers. "A game like we had against Wilson is going to happen o everybody along the line," he said " I'd rather have that ball Sand? girl» IM . (anby 31 Individual rrauMi a free Bontta Connelly H I. 2 15 22 Teresa I aimer 2nd. 2 17 1«. Shauny Thoreson Jrd, 2 33 97 2Mi IM Heidi I-am er 1st. 2 4« 82 N ici DuHou. 2nd, 2 58 74 Lisa Izer. 4th. 3 00 W SO free Gayle Roth, 1st. 25 #2. Hawn M iller 2nd. 31 32 Shelly Ehckaon. 4th. » 31 It» fly Connelly, 1st, I 11 »8 Uremia liuBois, 3rd. I 54 97 100 free Roth, 1st 5« 19. Miller. 2nd, I 12 91 Kelly Russell, 5th. I 22 5« 500 fre e I t e r , l« t. 7 12 53, Erickson, 2nd. 9 27 32 IM) back N DuBoi» n t. 1 22 38; H P u B om 3rd. I 32 «0 Russell 4th, • IMO breast H Lam er. 1st, I 23 31, Thoreson, 2nd. 1 28 31. J u lie Dasher 3rd. I 29 15 400 free relay Connelly. M iller Izer and T Lamer. 1st. 4 32 18 200 medley relay T la m e r, N Du Koi s. H Lam er and Roth, 1st. 2 II 32. Thoreson. Erickson, Dasher and B DuBois 3rd, 2 44 44 Tram standings, boys (an b y 57. Molalla *2 Sands 83, Individual results 201) medley relay Richard Rolph. Jamie Tuttle Rick Tophff and Kurt Herzog, l it , I 52 29 200 free Shawn Rum s, 1st. 2 04 43; M ark Gunderson. 2nd. 2:0810 200 IM Tophff. 1st, 2 19 41, Rolph 2nd 2 21 30 50 free Herzog 1st, 25 80 Steve Clark. 4th. 29 47 Brian Stamm. 5th, 30 18 IM) fly Tophff, 2nd. 1 00 «3 IM) free Tuttle, lat, 57 14, D a m n Britton, 4th, I 0« 81 5MI free Burns 1st. 5 31 04 Gunderson, 2nd, 5 53 31 100 back Rolph. 2nd, I 06 88. Stamm. 4th. I 29 «7 IM) breast Tuttle, 1st, I M)«4. Britton. 3rd. I 25 13; Clark, 5th. I 35 «2 4M) free relay Burns Herzog, Britton and Gunderson. 1st, 4 03 4n Individual records, girts Shauny Thoreson AM) free 3 06 0 to 2 35 97. 100 breast 1 40 2 to 1 28 31 Heidi la m e r 200 IM 2 4« 7 to 2 48 8 Ltsa Izer '200 IM 3 20 6 to 3 Ml 89 Shelly Erickson 50 free new per sonal best is 38 31; 500 free new per sonal best is 1 ’ 32 Kelly Russel 100 free 1 27 3 to I 22 58 Brenda PuMois 100 back I 33 1 to I 32 8 Julie Dasher too breast I 45 0 to I 29 15 Bowling Ml M « n d rr« lia r 18 W illiam » Thriftw ay 28 17 I Mr’ 8 Aggregate 33 20 Pioneer Real total«- 31 31 Town 6 Country 31 II Jennie Watch Anh<|um 20 33 Michael • t*r a «aal 30 33 Mtapparda <<wwt ruction 30 33 Arrant Hair 19 33 High individual game ami »aria» Hark Johramn 238 ami 54» High tram gam * and »ariaa William» Thrill way 8M and 2111 Jon Tuttle first It» breast I B M . second IMi free second 100 hark M artin Haugan second 100 breast, third IM) free, fourth l'xi back Dean Haines second IM) fly third K» back fourth IM) free Bill Christman fifth it» free, fifth 100 back 200 yard relay first I Haugan. Tuttle. Haines. Crane ) I 58 72 Cores! (arose Invitational llet 1112-13 Team standings Tualatin Hills, 1st, Eastm ont A quatics, 2nd M c M in n v ille , 3rd , Kandy Blue Marlin«, lllh Individual results 13 14 hoys Doug Crane 50 free. 3rd. 15 9li IM) f!y. 2nd 54) 3 tu> free 4th. I 59 34. 100 breast 5lh. I 14 42 ¡(»back, I 08 9» too free. 2nd, .53 0» X and under hoys Damon Hodge 25 free 1st. 15 90 25 fly. 1st, 18 59. 25 0 I Iter It) result» 40 F 34 3 A 1 25 Dec. II 35 32 C result» K 2 12 25 7 lire. 17 schedule B va C 2 V8 3 D V» G 6 M)p m 7 K ip m 8 K ip m Photo by Scott Newton Handy Marlin puts up a shut fur Ihe Pioneer» during the Wilson game. 3 4 y e a rs e x p e r ie n c e A u to m a tic T ra n s m iss io n s E x h a u s t System s B ro k e W o rk G e n e r a l T u n e-u p CALL 668*4563 Open AAon Fn., S 3 p m 1'/« mi. east of Sandy 42007 S.E. Hwy. 26 Ws M m et Chrysler motors products Dodge, hywouth, Chrysler I 31 12 Phone 881 80S« Hw y 28, Sandy PIZZA BARN onyrotulaltons lo Becky Rodrigues Beck » Mmtrigur» m prep af ih* week She wa» Ih» » f MS Dai »m iar »rfuUar af the nwaMh M pravtdrztt af Ih» tarai Narmnal H aw * Nwtaty chapt r r por4Mipa4*wiitb*«ka4hall water p<Wn and tanni» and ra m a » a I 71 grad» pttnf »»araga Vha M al»« Mvatved in »yr» P» h r m chow M a Girl parrot hmrivr play* guitar » a M k group «■ *9 Mtrhaal • awl work» at ’hr »andt -vwtm Cantar es a tifrg iu rd and tm l ra tte r ta»» lag » Ka«»«' In la y great plates t good timas at Paola s! The 1982 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations have been received by the Fish and Wildlife Department and are being mailed to license agents all over the state They should be available at most outlets within a few days Anglers w ill find a d»f ferent format this year in the re g u la tio n s The booklet is a bit larger, but most anglers who have had a chance to use the new booklet find it must easier to live with than the old one The regulations are free and anglers are encourag ed to pick one up as soon as possible Many fishermen seal a copy of the rules in a zip-lock plastic bag and put it in the back of a fishing vest or tackle box so it will Steelhead anglers in Oregon had a better year in 1980 than they had in the previous ten Although the statewide salmon catch was the highest in four years it was still below the 10-year a ve ra g e The figures come as a result of final analysis of the data turned in by anglers on their IBM) salmon-steelhead tags According to the data, some 417,294 salmon were taken by re c re a tio n a l anglers in 1980 w hile stccHicud fis h ti i'licli tallied 203,712. The annual average for the previous 10 years was 429,023 salmon and 161,916 steelhead Some 408,330 salmon- steelhead tags (including the. daily angler licenses The Sandy Swim Center w ill be closed Due. 24 and 25, and Dec 30 and Jan I, for the holidays. It w ill be open from I to 4 p m on Dec 23, and on Dec 28-30 D e a n « W » » » a lm k . o w n e r A be handy when a question comes up about the regula tions or seasons Center sets holiday hours Sandy Youth League Deane’s Auto Repair Complete Autom otive Repairs: season is extended Player participation in the Sandy Youth I .cage ha« been »o high that the »ea»on ha« been extended After a two week holiday break, gaine» w ill resume Jan 7 and w ill run conçut rently on Thursday» and Friday«» until Jan 29 To «ign up. call Denise Bed man at 6<iH 8434 A good SYL meeting pav ed the way for many irn prnvernent« in policies and rule«, according to Bed man Coat-tie» are to contact Redman concerning make up games The Cedar Ridge gym has t>een made available for this purpose U 12 «7 S» IM M W 67 Marvin Sr hai* Wolf 1 6-3-6. by KEN DURKIN Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Ron’s No Place moved into a - e with three other tea..is by nipping T Talk Presbyterians. 35-30 The scoring was even for Ron’s No Place with Joe Kern scoring seven points. Joei McCowen le<l T-Talk with 12 points Williams T h rift w ay d um ped a n o th e r p re v io u s ly und e fe a te d feam, Sandy Adventists, 37 26 J Williams and Fritz flip p e d in nine points apiece for Thriftw ay P and Individual records, boys Mark Gunder*«n 500 free « 06 6 to 5 53 31, 200 • te 2 19 5 to 2 08 3 Kurt Her» , 50 free new per sonal best is *9 Rick Top .. i. . ” I 00 7 to I 00 83 Jam ie Tuttle 100 breast I 12 84 to I 09 84 100 free 59 13 to 57 14 Darrin Britton too free: I It 7 to I 06 81. 100 breast 1 27 0 to I 26 13 Richard Rolph IM) hack I 08 06 to I 06 88 Bnan Stamm: 100 hack 1 39 0 to I 29 87 hreasl.2nd.20 97 25hack. 1st, 19 73. 50 free. 1st. 34 78; IMI IM , 1st. I 30 34 2(» Medley Relay Dean Raines. Jon Tuttle. Doug Crane and Martin Haugen. 2nd, J 0 9 ixt 2M> Free Relay Martin liaugen. Jon Tuttle, Aaron George and Doug Crane. 2nd, I SI 05 Ten Blue M arlin swimmers turned in a total of 41 personal heats Cor those in the 13 to 14 year old age groups, they Include Tern Hansen, five best times. Aaron (ieorge. four heat times M artin Hauger. three best limea, Dean Haines, two best limes, and Jan Tuttle three best times In the II and 12 year old age group. Reeky Hewgley turned in sis beat time* In the nine and IO year old age groups Ian Hodge had (our heat times and Michelle Crane had six heal times M Ils t ( IIS Palm er 6 0 2 1 2 , ter 0-0-Id , Troy Mitch Paola 7 7 5 21 Mu Hoffman 2 .12 7. Mava Prttingill 0-0-34). Rob Sipprrt 5-3 3 13 CC HS M cP h e rs o n 5 3 8 13 Schwab 53-2 13. Schaffer 2 2 18 Virning Ml 51 Simmon» 0-4-14. G illlk 3-84-18. Dutton 52 4 12 purchased for steelhead or salmon angling which in clude a tag > were issued in 1980 and the Department received just 22 percent back Statistical expansion of that data in combination w ith in fo rm a tio n from creel checks on some rivers and ocean ports has yielded statewide catches of steelhead, ocean-caught salmon and river-caught salmon, as well as month by month and stream by stream estimates of catch The data that allows catch estimates to be made comes largely from the sa lm o n -ste e lh e a d tags ictu u icd to the Depart ment by anglers each year The more cards returned, the more accurate the estimates can be so anglers can be m ajor participants in salmon and steelhead management Four tied in (C division Blue Marlins down Forest Grove H M M 150 Knreul Greve >M X and under Girl» Nikki Hanson first 25 yd free 27 84, first 25 breast 30 91. first 25 yd back 36 'ft S and under Buys Damon Hodge first 25 yd free 15 97. first 25 yard breast 21 25, first 25 fly 18 15 for a new Blue M arlin club record IS and under (¿Iris Michelle Crane firsl 50 free 38 78, first 50 breast 48 48. first 50 hack 44 81 Robyn Hayhali second SO free, ae rond 50 breast. fourth 50 hark Christy Crampton first 50 fly I 07 22. second 50 back. third 50 free la and under Boys Ian Hodge first 50 fly 19 42 first 50 hark 43 33, sec ond 50 free Ben King third 50 free, third 50 hark, sixth 50 breast M arty Sheppard fourth 50 free, fourth M fly, fifth 50 hack Gaylord M iller third SO breast, fifth 50 Ire *. fifth 50 hack Gabriel Black sixth 50 free, sixth 50 breast Richard Montgomery sixth 50bark 200 yard relay first 'M ille r Hhep pard, King, Hodge > 2 43 13 11-12 Girls Reeky Hew gley first 50 free 29 28. first 50 fly 33 88 second 50 back Julie Crampton first 90 breast 44 81. fourth 50 hack, fifth 50 free 13-14 <>lrls Terri Hanson second im i tree, se cond im i bark, second IM) fly Donnie Terrell third IM) free third IM) fly, fiN)rth IMi booh 13-14 Beys luiug Crane first im i free 54 88, first im i bark I 10 7«. first It» fly I 01 28 spirts were up. having played a good team well New fishing regulations will be available soon SUHS swimmers win dual The Sandy boys and girls swim teams had no trouble with Canby in a dual here last week The boys won 83-57 over the Cougars, and the girls won 109-37 Coach Mark Smith said that he thought the score would be closer for boths teams He said that he didn’t have all the team members in their strongest events The 'll travel to Oregon City today for a dual with Oregon City. game happen early in the season " I hope we learned a lesson from it " A fte r the C e n tra l Catholic game he said their YO UR UPC There's something fo r yo u a t Mt. Hood Community College. W in te r te rm begins J a n u u a ry 4. R e g is te r no w . P h o n e 667-M HCC. C Construction won their first game over Dr Tun Ward’s team, 43-28 Steve Capes was hot from the field and free throw line, scoring 21 points for P and C **('" Division Standing* Run »N o P lace 2 T Talk Presbyterians 2 W illiam » Thriftw ay 2 Sandy Adventists 2 D r Tim Ward t) 1 I I 1 3 Despite Gary Kidder’s 24-point effort, Flavor-Pac could not catch up to Schop p e rt’s Loggers, losing 87 78 Allen Nippert led the Loggers with 22 points. Castile Construction won their first game of the season over the Sandy Stingers, 73-70 Larry D ix on of the Stingers had the hot hand with 28 points Tough defense and 17 points from Curt Newman were enough for Pleasant Valley Mobil to defeat C o u n try S to re -V e le y Restoration, 73-59 Schop- pert’s Loggers remained tied for first place aft .*r routine, Castile Construc tion, 84 63 Allen Nippert hit 23 from close range ■•A" Oiviviun Standing* Pleasant Valley Mobil 3 0 Schoppert '» l-oggers 3 0 C o u n try S to r y -V e le y Restoration 1 1 Castile Construction I 4 Flavor Pac 0 I Sazidy Stingers 0 3 S T C upped their record to 3 and 1 in upsetting Mt Hood Carpet Care, 49-48 Don Carpenter never tra il ed in its victo ry over A D P. 59-42. L a rry Darlens scores 26 for Don Carpenter. State Farm In surance kept up its winning ways, downing Obrist and Cunningham, 59-27 Mike F ill paved the way with 22 points. “ B" Division Standing* Don Carpenter Excavating 3 0 State Earm Insurance 3 0 STC 3 1 Mt Hood Carpet Care I 3 A D P 1 3 Obrist 8 Cunningham 0 3
