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t_ S A N D Y ( O r * . ) POST T hu rs Jo n uory 21. '9 8 2 (S*< 1) Gresham downs SUHS swimmers Senior Gayle Roth, and her b ro th e r, freshm an M att Roth, set school records in a swim meet against Gresham Thurs day, but their efforts were not enough to get the Pioneers past the Gophers. The boys got five first- place fin is h e s (in 10 events), and five second- place finishes, but did not have the depth to win, fa ll ing 8» 66 However, the boys set II personal records in 16 op portunities “ That has to say som ething," Coach Mark Smith said “ I was very pleased with the effort the boys put forth ’’ Matt Roth set a school in the 100 back The record was held by his brother C h ris , a N a tio n a l In terscholastic Swimming Coaches of America all- American in 1977 (The elder Roth, by the way, has qualified for the NCAA na tionals He competes for th e U n iv e r s ity of Washington > The score of the boys meet is identical to the score of the Gresham dual last year. Since this is a younger team, it indicates to Smith that the future is bright for the boys. Smith was also pleased with the efforts and en thusiasm of the girls team, although they lost 82-71. Six girls turned in per sonal best times Gayle Roth set a school record in the 200 IM, break ■ ing Katie Neuenfeldt’s 1976 mark Roth s record was set in a good race, in which she beat Gresham's Sue Elury by 17hundredths of a se cond The Pioneer swimmers had only four days of prac tice going into the meet "M a n y of them fu lly realize that they need to work harder than they are w o rk in g ." S m ith said “ And we’re working pretty hard ” M MS girl» 71. Gresham U VIO medley relay N k - i DuBoi» Dawn M illar Shauny rhorewm and Heidi Lerner 2nd 2 22 99 Kelly Kuaaell. Shelly F.rickaon Julie Dasher and l.iaa Izer Ird 2 20 77 Mi tree Tereaa Lanier lit . 2 212». H turner Mh. 2 27 23 Ite r, Mh. 2 » 7 7 21» IM Gayle Roth 111 2 22 1« i »chool record . Thornton 4lh, 110 SI Kuaaell. Mh. J 22 12 SO free Boruta Connelly. 1st, 27 11, Donna Nelaon 4th. 2» S3 M iller Mh 11 1» 100 fly N DuBoa» ird I 27 atr IW free Connelly 1st. 1 W 29, Miller. SUi I 12 Ml Kru-kaon. Mh I 20 25 sun free T turner 3rd 6 29 39; Izer 4th 7 06 M . B DuBois Mh S 13 38 100 back Kolh 1st. I 09 JO Nelaon 3rd. I 1» 12 N DuBoia. 4th, I 21 31 100 breast H turner. 2nd. I 23 IS. Dasher 4th, I 27 10 Thornton Sth, 1 2» SO 400 free relay Connelly, T turner Nelaon. Roth 1st. 4 14 SO. Russell, Erickson Dasher and DuBois 4th, S 41 84 St HS boys M. Gresham 88 I “boto h\ Scott Newton*« Sandy freshman Richard Rolph set three personal records during a Pioneer dual with Gresham Thursday. 300 medley relay Matt Roth Jamie Tuttle. Kick Topliff and Kurt Herzog 1st, I 51 48 200 free Shawn Burns. 3rd, 158 10, Steve Clark, Sth, 2 32 74, Brian Stamm. Mh. 2 34 04 200 IM R ichard Rolph. 1st, 2 18 87 M a rk Gunderson, 3rd, 2 31 01 50 free Topliff, 2nd. 23 70. H er zog. 3rd. 25 44 Stamm Mh 30 5« 100 fly Roth 1st . 58 12 100 free Tofltff, 2nd, S3 12, Tuttle. 3rd, 5» 04; D a rrin Britton. Mh, I 08 54 500 free Bums. 2nd. 5 24 19. Gunderson Sth. 8 02 30 100 back Roth, 1st. 59 27 «school record i Rolph 2nd. I 05 49 too breast Tuttle, lat. 1 09 91 Bntton, Mh. I 23 08 Clark, Sth. 1 3» 13 400 free relay Rolph. Bums. Gunderson and Herzog. 2nd. 3 50 30 Personal records For the girls Gayle Roth 300 IM 2 22 » to 2 22 IS. Bonita Connelly. 50 free, 37 7 tp 27 I I . M et DuBois. too f ly . I 58 2 to 1 27 89 Sh elly Erickson. 100 free I 35 9 to I 20 25 Brenda DuBots, 500 free, 9 02 8 to 8 13 .38 Julie Dasher 100 breast 1 29 15 to I 27 10 For the boys Steve Clark. 300 free. 3 01 5 to 2 32 74 Brian Stamm, 200 free. 2 38 2 to 2 34 02 Richard Rolph. 200 IM . 2 30 8 to 2 IS 87 and It» back I 06 8 to I 06 49 and HW free (relay split), 58 5 to 56 4. Rick Topliff, 50 free. 24 13 Io 23 7, and 100 fro *, 52 56 to 52 12. Kurt Herzog, 50 free 25 80 to 26 44 Matt Roth. 100 fly, 57 9 to 58 12. and too back I 01 9 to 59 27 Darrin Bntton, 100 free I 08 81 to 1 08 54. and 100 breast I 25 13 to 1 23 0 S a n d y b o y s su rp rise te a m in T im b e r V a lle y * One c o u ld n ’ t b lam e Coach Dan Brisbin for be ing in a good mood Tuesday morning Although he was con cerned about the Sweet Home game, he also seem ed pleased with the fact that Sandy is one of the sur prise teams in the Timber Valley League (Canby be ing the other). The Pioneers, with an overtim e upset v ic to ry over West Linn, a 75-60 win over Molalla and a 57 45 win over Estacada, were 3-0 as far as games that count. “ We’re real happy to be where we are," Brisbin said “ We're working real hard to try to stay at the top of the league " The next couple of weeks w ill pretty much tell the story “ It won't be easy The kids realize that," Brisbin said. They’ve started believ ing in themselves, and we want to keep that outlook, he said. got the good percentage shots That was a week ago Wednesday, the night after they’d downed West Linn Although Brisbin was worried about a letdown, the boys came through, although they didn't move as well defensively as they had the night before. M olalla played M itch Paola, a consistent player for Sandy, close in the first half, but Bob Nippert was there to score 10. So when they tried clos ing in on Nippert in the se cond half, Paola scored 15 It's not an unfam iliar story to Pioneer fans Also, Steve P e ttin g ill scored five in the first quarter of that game, so at tention had to be paid to him. Robert Brader, like Pet tingill a sophomore, has joined the varsity, and has also been a force to content Challenge game is Jan. 28 Teams “ A " and “ 1" are “ B " and " C " division leaders going into the final two weeks of Sandy Youth league basketball Jim Kunkel, coach of “ I , " the undefeated girls te a m , has o f f ic ia lly challenged " B " division coach Bill Furlow and hts team to an e xh ib itio n game Area r<*sidents are in viler! to watch the poal season game, which w ill be Jan 28 at 7 it) p m at the Sandy Grade School gym In “ B" division games, Don Carpenter Excavating won two more games Led by Mike Rodger's 13 points, C a rp e n te r E x c a v a tin g overcam e a tenacious S T C team to squeak out a 49 46 victory to keep a hold on first place, which it shares with State Farm In surance. In its second game. Carpenter Excavating kept a slim lead throughout, and it was enough to beat Mt Hood Carpet Care, 57-51 la irry Darla ns muscled In 25 p o in ts fo r Don Carpenter In “ C" division basket ball, Ron's No Place kept Its first place standing in tact by bolding off Dr Tim Ward's team, and coming from behind in the fourth quarter to win 50-47 Kick Marron tallied 12 points for Ron’s No Place W illia m s T h r iftw a y managed to nip T-Talk Presbyterians. 31 .10 B o w lin g Ml H a d t n la a 14 W illiam * Thrill way 1 0 Dirt A S||gz«*alr 1 I Arrant Hair 2 I Michael» Pro raat 2 I P iotmmu Real K » t*l* I 2 J Walrhea Antique» I 1 sheppar >K i onalrurtKm I 1 Town A ( ountry 0 1 Individual gantr Helen Walker 192 In d iv id u a l aarlaa H alen Walker Team same Alien« Hair and Pioneer Haal Fatale 733 t u r n eerie» Dtrl 6 S<gieg«i» I <»l The ju n io r v a r s ity basketball team, with 15 points and 11 rebounds from 6-3 sophomore David Bennett, evened its record at 4 4 with a 56 40 win over Estacada Friday night " I think we re definitely im proving." said Coach l>en Eaton, who added the the junior varsity has m ir rored the varsity, to an ex tent The Pioneers played against some tough com petition before Christmas, and have done pretty well since, They were 2-1 in the TVL after the Estacada game They lost by a point, 67 66. in the closing seconds of the West Linn game Against M olalla they turned it around, winning on a layup by Bennett, who received an a s s is t fro m P ete J Williams scored most of Thriftw ay's points, en ding up with 20, including eight in the fourth quarter The Sandy Adventists led 102 in the first quarter and went on to heat P A C Con s tr u c tio n 50 37. ••A" dlvHlan Plaaaant Valley Mobil Shopper» • l z « r r » Velay Krolnr atlont' Store Caatile (rmalruc tion Sandy Stinger» B dlvtoKm M ale F arm Inaiiranre Carpenter Kxcavating 8TC Ml Hood ( «rpei Care obrial A ( unningham A D P divUtow Hon a No Place W illiam * Thriflw ay Sandy Adventlala T Talk Praabylerian» P A ( ( onalrurt Mn Dr Tim Ward 5 4 2 I 0 0 0 2 3 5 50 5 0 Phon* AAA 8011 f onqzQfuluhon» to Gayle Roth Senior Gaylo Roth w prep of the week Nlw* »et a M’htkil retort! in (he 4M) inter mediate »wini turning ih a tim e of 2 23 Iff Roth al»o finished first in the lot) back »triike, and was on the winning 4«) free relay team Way logo, Gayle* AUTO REPAIR SANOT AUTO BOOT INC. Telephone H I 41/5 IM50 Fionctt bind S*nd,. O tti» 1/055 CRUSHED ROCK Schmautz, with 13 seconds left in the game Against Estacada. "O ur press finally took its to ll," Eaton said He added that the team's shooting percentage has gone up, and that they’ve been playing tietter defense since Christmas He said that junior Mark Heck has lieen doing a good jot) at point guard, and that Schmautz, a forward, has been playing "excellent defense ' and is their most consistent player For Sandy M ark Berk 13 4-5. Dan Paola 29-4-4, John Wall«* 9 1 2 1, Dave lo n d 134X5 Bill Palm ar 14X4X3. Pete Schmautz 2 2 1«. Rnberl Brader 4 24X10. Ron Muck 3 9 - 1 9 , David Bennett 95-3-16 T o U I* 30- IS 18 58 For Eatocada Medenw (XS34I Hranaon X I 4 4 Schaffer 5 2-4 12, Perkina 3-0-141. Grey 9 2 3 -2 . Witt 14X4)2 Drake 14X4-3. Torence 14X 13, Owen» 24X 94, Total» 14-IS » « ' Don O b riit, Inc. m alarial» • C ru»h*dr<xk D *m o lifion ‘ Bulldozing * Koadgroling PUMP & SUPPLY M *r» a Sad )a<ka< D A A PUMP A SUPPLY ASA 3All3 AAff 4103 CONCRETE READY M IX MT HOOD READY MIX A»*dv M>« Control» C>u«e»d Au»» San* »«d Gro«»1 Phon« 668 6515 A » n im »i»d »i * <*<M»d Jwn<t>*n TAX CONSULTANT A L L M A IN T A X S E R V IC E Cedar Plaza Bldg Suite No 13 23 38 56 75 17 33 47 48 For Sandy Stove P alm er 44X2 8 M ike l-und 14X1 2 M arvin Schaf fer 44X2 8 Troy Wolf 19-49. The bottom line was that Canby wrestled well, he said " I think they (Sandy's wrestlers) were kind of convinced they were invin cible, which as you notice is far from tru e ," Calhoun said It was an exciting match and good for wrestling. Calhoun said Team »landing» at North Bend In vitatMinal North Bend. 138, Crater 120 Sandy, 107; Phoenix, 92, Sheldon SI Medford. M . Aloha 40 Individual reault» John Cox, 13, 5th la irry Topliff. 44), 1st, Kandy Swanaon, t-3. 5th Bill Mathews 2 2, 8th Mike Rohweder 2 2 5th Bren! Kearney. 2-2, Mo Contreras. (XI in )ured> I k » « Ziolkowski, 13. 4th. Dan M a r tin I 0. Is» Chuck Kearney. 4-0, lat. Calvin McKinnis. 2 2, 3rd Kandy Carmony, 2 2 4th. Tim Sytama, 441. lat Sandy 26, ( aabv 38 98 Cox lost 94), Topliff won by ( a ll, 3 27. Swanson lost 8 0: Mathews ton» 4 9 Rohweder loat 94 B Kearney loat 17-8. Contreras won 159 Ziolkowski loat 192 M artin loat 94. McKinnis won 13-8, C Kearney won 13-3, Carmony won 197, Sytama won by fall, 34 don B rin s e r 0 0 1 0 . T o ta ls aj 33 922 75 For M olalla Salrum 14X1-2, X Tallan 3248 Shultz 4-7-3-13. £• Friedrich I 1-3-3. Banta 2 1-3 5. >. Roberts 24X4 4 Krupicka 7 34X17, •« Shultz 1-4 2 9 . Totals 21 16 2tX6t> > S IH S Estacada 13 » 7 74 «1 38 4 1 » For Sandy P a lm e r 4 0 4 8.J» Lund 2 9 1 4 . Schaffer 92 9 2 » * Wolf 24)4X4 Paola 95-2-17, Pel J» tingill 14X2-2, Nippert 9-94 18.»’ Brader 14)4X2 Total» 25 7-13-57 For Estacada Slusher 04X14).% Schaffer 1 24 4. Hasty 1922^ H u nter 5 8 4 18 Blankenship J» 6 2 I 14 Rich 3 1-3-7, T o ta ls » * 1913-15 45 Oregon City humbles girlst The Pioneer girls arftj m id w a y th ro u g h th < season, with a 2-2 TVU; mark and a 5-5 overall; record w “ I anticipate a mucK more aggressive, team? oriented game of basket» ball from here on out.J? Coach John Smith said. ? The girls began leagui play on a positive note, wires ning 38 37 over Molalla True to fo rm , Sharon Jensen made a steal (she's made 43 so far this season), and then scored the winn ing layup A long trip to Sweet Home a week ago was made less enjoyable due to a 53-44 loss And then, to make m at ters worse, the girls were humbled 62 32 by Oregon City T he G erber T ouci ie Bennett trades o ff at center with 6-4 sophomore Robert Brader, who has been seeing varsity time SIMM 6. 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Mike Rohweder. a 130 pounder with an 11-2 record, finished fifth Against Canby. Mo Con treras. a 141 pounder, was credited with doing a good job He won 15-8 Calhoun said a number of factor contributed to that 26-25 loss, including snow days and Sandy wrestlers looking forw ard to the North Bend tournament TELEVISION SERVICE Bookkeayuns • lnc*n*a T*»a* Pickup B O *t*v*ry grant plains A g o o d Sytsma finished first at North Bend Chuck Kearney also won an in d ivid u a ltitle , getting his record to 15-0. Dan M ar tin won the 157 pound d iv i sion title, getting his record to 14-1 Cal McKinnis got his record to 13-2, finishing third Calhoun said that it was the coaches' opinion that four state contenders p a r tic ip a te d in the 178-pound weight division at North Bend. keeps the offense running well, Brisbin said “ He’s been very steady." 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