» -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 .
The rad ia l built Io deuver fuel econom y. P-M etric snas a llo w for
higher inflation
reduced rolling resistance and b e tte r gas
m ileage Seven rib w id e trea d design for good stability and
im proved troction Constructed w ith tw o steel belts and tw o super
Strongpolyester
s tro ngp olyester cc
cord body plies
RETREADS
The Gas Saving Radial Retread w ith
Road G rip in g Tread.
P185/75X 13
P 1 9 5 /7 5 xl4
P 2 0 5/75xl4
P 2 1 5 /7 5 xl4
P 2 0 5 /7 5 xl5
P215/75x15
P225/75x15
P 2 3 5 /7 5 xl5
A 78xl3
DR78xl4
ER78xl4
FR78xl4
32.25
34.05
36.25
29‘ to
PICKUPS
G R78xl5
HR78XÎ5
LRZ8x15
53’ FET
WIDE 78 RETREADS
m
$1 0 4 5
iW
WARRANTY A7flx 13
D 7 8 x l4 ........... 23.3
E 7 8 x l4 ............... 25.1
F78 x 14 ............. 26.61
G 78 x 14.............. 27.91
G 78 x 15.............. 28.34
H 7 8 x l5 ............... 30.4'
178x15 .............. 33.0Í
FRONTIER
PICKUP / RV SIZE
SIZE
HIWAY TRACTION
I
700/15
*50“ *59“
!
7 5 0 /1 6 1 0 7 » «
*7 4 " *80“
¡l95O/16.5*83l>' J9 0 1Z
I
I
I
Plus 2.8 1 to 4 4 3 FET
e x c h a n g e w ith o ld tir e o ff
v e h ic le .
A d d *2 .0 0 if no re -c o p p o b le
c h o n g e tire
• Sudden
Service
• Written
Warranties
and more.
TOWER KING
POLYESTER«
A 7 8 x l3
f
DEEP CYCLE
IV BATTERIES
BW
POLYESTER CORD FOR
SMOOTH RIDE AND
EXTRA STRENGTH BlKPRICE
E78-14 ..................................... 33.21
F 7 8 I 4 ....................................... 3 4 .5 0
G 7 8 - 1 4 ..................................... 35.71
G 7 8 - I 5 .......................................3 7 .0 3
H 7 8 - I 5 ....................................... 3 8 .9 8 ,
C o n g ta fu ta ito n s to
Paige Daugherty
LES SCHWAB
*81’7
'875/16.5
E x c h an g e p n c e » a d d $ 3 .5 0 if no e x c h o n g e
Paige Iiaugherty 1» prep
of the week The SI RS
junior toe«ed the »hot
40 3 and a half for
•econd place at a recent
AAA »late track meet
( ongratulatiom Paige1
JUST w e s t o f
O |o L u m b er
on H w y . 2 6 , Sondy
wood
DON BATES. MECHANIC
H om e-m ade t used children » clothe* for n ew b orn* to sise I 2.
44D-939 I . N ea t to Wards Open 10 5 p m Tue* thru Sot
Ian Hodge » 1 0 hoys 2nd. 50 fly.
33 f t . P H 2nd. 100 IM I I I 49 P R
4th , 50 hack 38 70j Mh, M) free. 31 W .
Mh. M breast. 45 «3. PR
G ay lord M ille r . » 1 0 boys 4th. 50
breast 44 59 R division 1st. 50 fly,
4» 34
lia m o n Hodge. I and under boys
1st. 100 IM
I 22 M
1st 2ft back
1« 21. 1st. 2ft fly . 18 75 . 2nd »0 free
32 1», 2nd 2ft breast. 20 «&
Jason Sm ith, 8 and under boys
M h 2ft back. 2« 07
R dlvtskm
Ben King » 1 « hoys 3rd. .30 free.
31 IS M h 30 back. 4197
Robyn H a y h ill. » 1 0 girls 2nd 30
breast <8 42
Wood Toys & Home
Decor Accents I
SPECIALIZING IN:
4th
M a rk Ralph i l - l 2 boys 3rd. Mi
fly M W 4th ion breast. I 2ft8ft
Mh Ml breast. 41 09 h division 1st
Ml free, u s e M b W h a c k 41 si
T e r n Hanson
fly I M R
.. but the pnce t$ right
and the work is too1