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» -S A N D Y ( O r * ) P O S T T h u r» June 3 I » 8 2 (S e t I) Sandy folks to host wrestlers What does Sandy and West Germany have in common** Before long they will have both hosted the AAU- sponsored Oregon Cultural Exchange team * The Sandy people are just tremendous when it comes to hosting something, and helping out, said Chuck Kearney, one of the coaches ‘ Everything seems to be falling into place beautiful He's curious to know, first of all, how Oregon's best will do against an Idaho all-star team The Idaho team will visit Sandy Wednesday, June 9, for a 6 30 p m match at the SUHS gym And. the Idaho team has a 178 pounder Kearney hopes will be matched against his son. Chuck Kearney III The younger Kearney, a triple crown winner (AAA state, freestyle and Greco Roman* is only one of a n um ber of ta le n te d wrestlers on the team He will be joined by 105 5-pound Andre Taylor, 1145-pound Mike Richey. 123 pound Kandy Schim mel, 132-pound Travis Han cock, 143 pound Kelly Ed- valson, 154 pound Junior Taylor, 165-pound Lloyd Hygelund. 190-pound Scott Am es and u n lim ite d heavyweight David Maley. M a le y , the 6-5 and 265-pound “silent giant," was one of the top football prospects in the state this year, and has signed a let ter of intent to play at UO We ll have him wrestling too by the time this is over, Coach Kearney said At the local Gordon Stone's store they'll find out just how large Maley is Gordon Stone's is providing Classes now forming I Call to register. . . • Glass supplies the blazers, slacks, shirts and specially designed ties for below cost Kay Contreras, a local businessman, is providing Cultural Exchange t shirts In addition, Larry's Spor ting Center of Oregon City is p ro v id in g w orkout clothes, and Nike is pro viding running and wrestl ing shoes All that is just a start, as limosine service is being provided to the airport Ju n e 10, w here the wrestlers will be sent off by the Royal Kosarians SUHS teacher Ruth Sher man and some of her students will be teaching a special German culture and functional speaking d m Bruce S carth. SUHS music teacher, has agreed to teach the wrestlers a couple of songs, including, h o p e fu lly , a c o u n try - western song in German The wrestlers will train in Chicago for four days, wrestling teams from other s ta te s , in c lu d in g Oklahoma Coach Kearney is of course anxious to see how Oregon matches up with other states. Once in West Germany the team will tour, and compete against all-star teams and clubs They’ll stay with host families, probably with the parents of wrestlers they have or w ill compete against T he e ld e r K e a rn e y figures they'll stay in two different homes per week. The tour has been set up by AAU, which sponsors a number of wrestling ex changes and is run by a former Oregonian. . The tour will end with a tournament where at least six other European coun tries will compete. Blue Marlins compete in Vancouver meet R ic h a rd R olph and Damon Hodge again per formed well for the Blue M a r lin s The Sandy aquatics club competed at the eig h th annual Memorial Day Invitation in Vancouver, Wash., this weekend Hodge set two meet records, in the 100 In dividual medley and the 25 fly, and set a personal record in the 25 yard back stroke Rolph set p ers o n a l records in the 100 fly and 200 back. Jason Smith placet] sixth in the 25 yard hack in only his second meet as a Blue Marlin Roth Mark and Robbie Rolph, who layed off a year, are coming back strong Robbie, although he didn't place, dropped a total of 30 seconds off his times in two events. Other new swimm ers who continue to show im provemenl include Adam llavb.ill I), •'■id flayhall. Jason Roberts, Bill Wardy, Stewart I .arson and Nick Phillips Harbre H e y b a ll, 15-is girls 200 breast , 3 39 44 IS 14 girls Mh 3Mi N ik ki Hanson. • and under girls 1st, 100 IM 2 IM R I I I r , fly ■ 0 4th. 2» breast » 8 3 H eather d o m in g . 8 and under girls 3rd 2ft bach M w llarnon (lodge Ian lln d g r Ren King and G ay lo rd M iller 10 and under boys re lays 2nd 100 free I IS 77 1st Mill m edley. 2 37 3ft Mighty Moes zip Welches The Sandy (Cox (.'on- »1 ruction) Mighty Moe» downed Welchen 3 0 In Midget National Went "A'' iutxrhall Tuesday Joey C ejka hit two homer* for Sandy Ben Ri» tng take* the win Carey Construction remains in second Only three game* w t f f reported last week in the Sandy a re a S o ftb a ll league men'» diviaion Carey Con»truction. now 4 I. moved into Mile po»*eii •Ion of second place by downing the lloodview Royal», »5 In o th e r g am e», Tlmberlme Ixxlgr battered Inn Between, 19 4, while the Handy Z'» ouUcored Ruckhoard Pizza, I I 7 »•stdontlel * cem m erciel Work MPAI»S • Electronic tu n * up« • Empört b ro k e work F ro n tie r Building SANDY, O R E G O N 97O S5 G w e n T h o r n b e r g I J u lre n e T h o rn b e rg J95J5 Proctor 668 b«?8 Deeet* » Joen Wright 6 6 8 -9 1 2 1 US SCHWAB CRITERION MEANS THE RIGHT TIRE AT THE RIGHT PRICE WIT H M AN Y TIRES TO CHOOSE FRO M . 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