« 12— SA N O Y (O r a ) POST Thur» T;1 • i : I ? • '1 Oc» 21 l « 2 (S«c I) Hawks win 3 divisions at Corvallis T h e O re g o n C in d e r Hawks fielded four com plete cross country teams at Corvallis this weekend, and three took first while the other was second The boys and girls ran coed in the 7 and under division, and won handily C in d e r H aw ks Is re a l Matz, Andy Norman. Ben Matz and Travis Romey took the first four places, respectively, while Gracey Pankey. Karessa Francis and Star Bean were third, seventh and ninth in the 7 and under division Coach Darold Beymer was pleased that the 12-13 girls got on the winning track again, beating a “ g re a t” Corvallis team. 32-38 A n g e la B e n e d e tti, Shaune Gilchrist and Cindy Roth took second, third and fourth, respectively, while Robin Erm atinger was 10th and Corky Fones 13th The Hawks' 10-11 boys had a full team ‘for once,” and took first Larry Little led the way with a seventh Brandon Shore was eighth, Tom Romey 12th, James Scott 13th and Jasen King, 14th The 10-11 girls lost for the first tim e this year, taking second to the Woodburn, Wash , “ Flannagan Clan” Track Club “ We had one essential runner missing and I'm sure we ll get them with Nichole Galvin back in the lin e -u p next w e e k ," Beym er said K arla Harrison led the way with a "strong" third place in 12 22 over the 3000-meter course Team mates Dannielle Jordan, Shawna Patterson. Kim Yankauskas and Angel Bean finished seventh, n in th . 15th and 25 th , respectively M arty Romey was the lone representative in the 8-9 boys division He took fifth Rosey Pankey "fire d up for her best run ever," Beymer said She set a per­ sonal record on the in­ complete 8-9 girls team with a 13:24 in the 3000, good for fifth place Audrey Krause was 8th, Halo Bean 17th and Codi Proctor 21st Adam E rm a tin g e r represented the Hawks in the 14-15 boys division, ta k ­ ing second in 18 01 over 5000 meters • HARLAN The fall season of the Sandy Volleyball League began last week and in the B division Mt Hood Carpet Cleaners seemed to be the team to beat as they dispos ed of Calam ity Jane's in two games, 15-12 and 15-5 Then, in they had behind to Chevrolet 15-11 a tougher game, to come from defeat Carlson 7-15, 15-9 and Bowling Carlson Chevrolet earn ed a split for the evening, beating Calam ity Jane's 15-9, 15-3 In A division play Mt Country Realty avenged last season's championship loss to Pistol Pete's Pizza n ow Godfather's Pizza) 15-12, 15-5 Godfather's Pizza came back to overcome Rippling River Resort 15-6, 15-4 Mt Country Realty also upend­ ed Rippling River in two straight, 15-5 and 15-3 H aOtolon C alam ity Jane s Mt Hood Carpet Cleaner« ( arlson Chev Zig Zag Roller« Wy Fast Welches Fearles* Faculty 2 1 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 A 0 2 diYtotan M t Country Realty (xxtfather s Pizza Carlson Chevrolet Rippling River Resort K - I 2 0 I I 0 0 0 2 P SUHS ski swap set The Sandy Union High School state champion ski team is holding its third an­ nual ski swap on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 30 and 31 The ski swap will be held in the main gymnasium between 10 a m and 6 p m. Ski equipment, clothing, cross country equipment and other miscellaneous items will be in stock The proceeds go toward suppor­ ting the ski team For more information contact Robert Karsten at SUHS Handy Early Bird* Photo by Scott N e . tor John Haugan prepares to boot one in a loss to Reynolds last week. Oct It Eagle Foundry it Raggedy Ann s 6 Andy. Too I t Zig Zag Inn Weal Coast Bending 11 13 Brightwood Store io 14 Tom » g |g H ig h in d iv id u a l g a m e K im K ram er 1 * High individual series Sandra I-agers 463 High team game F.agle Foundry 721. High team series Raggedy Ann » 6 Andy, Too 2016 WE HAVE YOUR TIRE FOR EVERY SEASON! MOONLITE MADNESS Re-elect AV HOOPER Treasurer ■ Carpet Cleaners are team to beat Elect DALE Harlan lor Commissioner Com m ilite STAN URRCKEIT Treas 704 Main Si . Oregon City tí' AAlCH lot del u h m The Post’ T h u rs d a y , O c t, 28 H w y. 26. Sandy : RETREADS NEW Tl RE 1 Phone 668 8058 PIZZA j ä T BARN ¡•S ä " , Congratulations to Roman Scott Senior Roman Scott is prep of the week He was the SUHS scholar of th e m o n th fo r September He was nominated to re p re s e n t th e a rt department Scott, a political c a r­ toonist for The Post, is a member of the Chess Club, VICA and the Na tional Honor Society \ WIDE 78 Al CROSS COUNTRY HIGHWAY RADIAL WINTER RADIAL [1600x12 . . . 18.20 600x12 . . . 21.60 155x13 .. . 23.05 155x13 . 32.80 jA 7 8 x l3 . . 19.45 A 78xl3 . 22.70 165x13 . . . 25.15 165x13 . . 35.45 ’/E 7 8 x l4 . . . 25.15 E78xl4 . . . 28.20 ER78xl4 . . 34.05 ER78xl4 . 41.10 F78xl4 . . . 26.60 F78xl4 . . . 29.90 FR78xl4 . . 36.25 FR78xl4 . 42.55 G78 x 14. . . 27.90 G 78xl 4 . . 32.55 GR78xl4 . 38.75 GR78xl4 43.80 G 7 8 x l5 . . . 28.30 G 7 8 x l5 . . . 32.65 GR78x15 41.15 G R 78xl5. 44.70 H 78xl5 . . . 30.45 H 78xl5 . . . 33.40 H R 7 8 x l5 . 42.15 H R 7 8 x l5 . 47.35 1 7 8 x 1 5 ... .33.05 1 7 8 x 1 5 .... 35.15 Plu» FET 31c S0<8 ««Mg 4 LR78xl5 . 46.50 LR78xl5 . . 50.75 Plu» FET 22c 54c Eoch Flu» FET 26c 51c Eoch "«• Mb»'*-«« Mill« I jE W rn w *."**•*** *•- * P »<«*, • W . ? 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