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« 14— SAN0 Y (O re ) POST Thur» Nov. 11 1982 (Soc 1) Cinder Hawks take state title Six of the seven Cinder Hawk teams entered in the O re g o n S ta te A A .U -T A C . J u n io r O ly m p ic s S a tu rd a y at Beaverton came home with trophies Many of the youngsters participating attend Bull Hun School Others are from various East County schools Isreal M atz finished an unbeaten season by out kicking "the best from E u g e n e ," acco rd in g to Coach Darold Beym er He had a winning tim e of 8:44 over a "w e t” 2000 meters in the 7 and under boys competition. Andy Norman and Blaine Caudle contributed third- and fourth-place finishes, r e s p e c t iv e ly , to c o n tributed to a team state championship A second 7 and under team took second for the Hawks, with Ben M atz. An dy Schneider and Travis Romey finishing fifth, sixth and seventh, respectively. Gracie Pankey, "coming on like gang busters in the late season, was again o u t s t a n d in g ," s a id Beymer She led the 7 and under girls to a second place with a second-place finish Karessa Francis took a b e s t-e v e r fo u r th , w ith Shannon Schneider 11th and Christy Hartney 12th The Hawks' 11 and 12 year old g irls , led by Nichole G alvin. Danielle Jordan and Karla Har rison. went to Beaverton with 'definite plans of win ning the state champion s h ip ," a c c o rd in g to Beym er And they did just that. Shawna Patterson, "one of our strongest runners," was in trouble early with a hip pointer, but teammates G alvin, Jordan and H a r rison placed fifth, sixth and seventh out of a pack of SO runners to compensate K im Y a n k a u s k a s (th e youngest m ember of the top five) was "absolutely wonderful, passing more people than I could count as she took 14th " Patterson ended up in 28th place, far below her norm, and Angel Bean was 45th “I was a marvelous team win as we were 22 points better than second- place Roseburg, even with all our problem s," said Beymer Angela Benedetti turned in on of her "most brilliant runs with a kick that c a r ried her just short of first place as she led the team to second in torrid competi tion in the 13-14 girls divi sion B e n e d e tti ra n th e 400(cmeter course in 16 05 Shaune Gilchrist and Cin dy Roth "w ere great" in fourth and fifth , w hile Robin E rm a tin g e r was 18th. and Corky Fones 26th “ It's great to think that four out of the five w ill come back in the same age group again next year,” Beym er said Audrey Krause led the 10 and under girls to a third- place finish, taking seventh “with another fine run ” Beym er said, “ I was again impressed by first- year runner Ruth Romey,” who finished ninth Roaey Pankey was 11th, and last y e a r's state cham pion, Michele Gatchell, running with a cast on one arm , could only manage 12th Halo Bean rounded out the top five in 21st, while Trish Waibel was 22nd and Cody Proctor 26th The 11-12 boys were out of the trophy range, in fo u rth place B ran do n Shore was 20th, Tom Romey 22nd, L a rry Little 26th, James Scott 29th and Jason King 30th M art9 Romey picked up a medal in the 10 and under boys competition with a lOth-place finish Ron Cau dle was 13th Adam Erm atinger was fourth in the 15-16 boys divi sion. W ith seven te a m s entered, the Hawks took two firsts, three seconds, one third and one fourth “ I don’t think that was a bad day," Beymer said “ The kids won 19 m edals.” Some members w ill com p e te in C a n a d a th is weekend. The weekend after next they’ll compete in the Regional Junior O ly m p ic s a t E p h r a ta . Wash The Grizzlies have a lot of ex-Oregon City players on the rooter, including starting quarterback Geoff Steenson Said Kim Johns, Oregon City coach, " I t ’s impossi ble for them ( the Grizzlies) to get fired up enough to beat us They keep talking, talking and talking, but, do you know what? They’re all talk and no action." Steenson, according to an Oregon City press release, said, "H a lf the players on our team played last year for the Steelheads, and we didn’t like F ’ m Johns We still don't ." Three Sandy Union High School graduates, Allen F ry, Cal McKinnis Sr and Cal McKinnis J r play for the Steelheads CROSS COUNTRY The W a rrio rs of the C a s c a d e S o c c e r C lu b finished the season with a 5-4-3 record David Maroon scored 30 of the team's 38 goals He also c o n trib u ted seven assists T h e W a r r io r s ’ other goal was scored by an opposing team R a n d y W oodcock of Gresham was the coach RS ALL SEASON RADIALS iis iM in t ) Faculty. 15-11, 10-15 and 15-11 In another game, W y'East beat Zig Zag. 15-5, 15-6. ni Three interceptions were turned into touchdowns by t 1M(7S)«U 1M(7J)814 48” 53“ 5 9 *’ je s in m i« 21M7SAH 2OS(7JMtiS POWER KING SNOW TIRES Polyester cord for a smooth, quiet ride BT81J C 7S 14 '.UpeClMnan 07814 Q 781S 383i 401* 45^ 4Ç” 4 1 ’° 5 7 4e E7S14 F7B 14 1.7815 Afhsteweft H 7815 4 3 42 4 9 " 6 1 47 6 6 * ’ 6 4 '° 215(75)01$ 65” 27S(7S)81J jjs U J A ’ i 67” 72” & STU D D ED TIRES A N O W LEG A L! 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