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SANOV ( O r * , POST Thur»
Moy 6
1982 (Sec. I )
Sandy swimmer
wins in the kick
A number of swimmers
did well at a Sextathalon
sponsored by the Eastmont
Aquatic Club at Reynolds
High School Saturday and
Sunday
E ac h s w im m e r p a r
ticipated in six events, in
c lu d in g fre es tyle (tw o
lengths), breast stroke,
butterfly, back stroke and
an individual medley com
prised of all four strokes.
Awards were based on
cumulative times for all six
events.
Those who placed include
Damon Hodge, who was
first in the 8 and under boys
division. Michelle Crane,
who was fourth in the 9-10
girls division, Ian Hodge,
who was seventh in the 9-10
boys division, and Richard
Rolph, who was fourth in
the 13 14 boys division.
Coach Carl Neuenfeldt
said an outstanding perfor
mance was turned in by
Gaylord Miller, who drop
ped 24 seconds off his
previous best times He
competed in the 9-10 boys
division
Miller's personal bests
included a 3:03 3 200 free, a
34 .57 50 free, a 47 06 50 fly
and a 1 32 48 100 individual
medley
Team advances to round 3
Patsy Wesselink and
Tracy Tor'.e turned in three
good matches in doubles
play at the district meet
before calling it a season
Hodge was also credited
with swimming well He
had to battle to the last
stroke for the first place
finish. He came from
behind in the last race, the
individual medley, to win
with a time of 1:21 50 He
received a first place pla
que
Michelle Crane turned in
three personal bests and
was credited for swimming
competitively
Her personal bests in
cluded a 41 5 50 breast, a
40 5 50 back, and a 39 34 50
breast All together her
times dropped 2 3 seconds
Personal bests were also
turned in by Ian Hodge
(9-10 boys, 50 breast, 45 64),
Mark Rolph (100 breast,
1:27 73; 100 back, 1:30 7;
100 free. 1 09 42, 100 fly,
1 30 3), Nikki Hanson <8
and under girls, 25 free,
24 07 , 25 fly. 29 34), Dean
Haines (13-14 boys, 500
free. 6 21 84, 100 breast,
1 35 88; 100 fly, 1:13 1), and
Rolph i500 free, 5:24 9; 100
breast, 1 35 88, 100 fly,
The district meet, held
M onday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Portland
Tennis Center, was the
final competition for Sandy
as no one survived past the
third round
Wesselink and Toole won
6-1, 6-3 first round, and 2-6,
6-4 and 6-3 second round
Third round they ran into
the number three seed, but
at least made a good show
ing. according to Jeannie
Rossos. head coach
“They both played real
w ell," she said
They fell 6-7, 7-5 and 3-6
in that final set
Becky Rodrigues won
6-3, 6-1 first round, but was
defeated in her second
match
Mindy Congdon won 6-1,
6-4 first round, but lost to
the top seed second round
Rossos said she saw a lot
1:03.1),
Neuenfeldt also announc
ed that Michelle Crane and
Gaylord M iller are the
swimmers of the month for
April.
Sheppard takes 1st;
wins $4 cash prize
SUHS senior Bob Weyer fires out of the starting blocks at the Silverton track meet.
SUHS junior Mik Shep
pard won $4 in prize money
at a bicycle race Saturday
He was the top overall
finisher in the race at
A lp en ro se V elo d ro m e,
which is located between
Portland and Beaverton
The SUHS boys doubles
teams were most suc
cessful in the last week of
tennis action.
He did best in the track
races, winning all four
sprints.
In a 3000 meter race he
knocked 13 seconds off a
best tim e la s t y e a r ,
finishing third in 4:13
Against Silverton F r i
day , a 4-3 loss. Pat Spriggel
and Scott Bender won 4-6,
6-2 and 7-5. Eric Jones and
JRC wins
20-zip
at Lynch
JR C
C o n s tru c tio n
blasted Lynch 200 in a
Junior American game at
the Lynch Jarntxiree
Dale Boyd pitched a no
h it t e r ,
w h ile
J e rry
Brinkley did the job offen
sively Brinkley hit a single
and a triple for four RBIs
In other action at the
Lynch Jamboree, Dairy
Queen fell 5 3
Soccer
sign-up
May 12
Registration for soccer
players from Sandy, ages 5
through 13, will be May 12
from A to 8 p m , and May
22. from 10 a m till 2 p m
Y o u n g s te rs
should
r e g is te r
at
G r if f 's
l,ongburger
The re g is tra tio n for
players from Hoodland will
be May 20 from 6 to 6 p m
at Welches School
The cost of registration
will be 112 W per player
with a maximum of 825 per
family
For more information
c a ll
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Bowling
Tim Elliot and Dave
Bender won 6 1, 6 2 before
running into the number
one seed
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The women's division
will begin season play on
M ay 23 That w ill be
preceded by a week long
"Tip o ff' tournament May
10-16
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Sandy junior Russell
Pork is prep of the
week.
A consistent point-
earner for the Pioneers
all season. Fork set a
personal record in the
400 meter run against
Silverton His time of
52 7 was good enough for
first place.
Way to go, Russell!
Enjoy g ro a t p izto s ft good tim os at Paolo si
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The Inn Between
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The .Sandy Area Softball
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