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12 SANO Y io«» ) ROST Thun No» 16 1462 I S t I) Steelheads drop ‘clean’ championship game It turns out the Oregon City Steelheads weren't in vincible They lost the Northwest Football Alliance cham p io n s h ip gam e to Washington County. 26-14 "They came out really pumped, said Allen F ry, a Sandy Union High School graduate and at times a starter at guard " I guess we w eren ’t pumped up enough ” He added. "We lost the wrong one But there's nothing wrong with a 12-1 record " He said he learned a lot. and made a lot of good friends Though the com- mitment cost him time, and money for gas to drive to the games and practices, he said it was "well.worth it " Next year, if the condi tions are right, he said he'll F. Faculty spoils Carlson’s fun Making a dive Local man on team The m e n ’s v a rs ity s w im te a m a t the U n iv e rs ity of Idaho. Moscow, '‘is looking for ward to an exciting new season with a talented group of returnees,” ac cording to information provided by the school Included among that group is junior Howard Hazelett. a diver from Sandy Three events highlight this y e a r's schedule They include the Husky Invitational at Seattle th e fir s t p a rt of D ecem b er, a trip to C alifo rn ia in January and the hosting of the Nor Pac Championships in February The Vandals, an NCAA Division I school, expect tough competition from th e U n iv e r s it y of W ash in g to n and the t University of Oregon, as well as from N A IA and NCAA Division I I teams like Central Washington U n iv e r s ity , S im o n Fraser University and the University of Puget Sound. Howard H a ie lett Cedar Ridge teams do well at jamboree * Cedar Ridge seventh and eighth graders each won three basketball games in a preseason jamboree this weekend The eigth graders down ed Boring 21-16, edged Orient 24-22 and downed Welches 32-12 Brad Searls scored 19 points in the three games, and Gerald Hale scored 14 Morgan E m n ch grabbed 14 rebounds in the th ree 20-minute games Walt Scott coaches the eighth graders The seventh g rad ers played "superb'' defense, according to Coach John Rohr They won 26-2 over Orient, downed Boring 32-8 and zipped Welches, 26-0 Hawks compete well Five Cinder Hawks a t tended the Pacific Cham pionships in Surrey, British Columbia, this weekend Coach Darold Beymer described the competition as tough ‘‘If you hit the top 20 up there you're one heck of a runner,” he said In th e d iv is io n fo r 13-year-old girls, Angela Benedetti took fifth and S h au n e G ilc h r is t was seventh In th e d iv is io n fo r l l year-old girls. Danielle Jordan was 17th, Karla H arrison was 18th and Shaw na P atte rs o n was 19th As a team the girls took fifth The Hawks will compete in the Northwest Junior O ly m p ic s S a tu rd a y at Kphrata, Wash ‘Competitive level’ soccer tryouts set The Mt Hood United Soc cer H u b has set winter tryouts for "competitive level” girls soccer Tryouts for the winter soccer league will be Satur day, Nov 20 and Sunday, Nov 21 Both sessions will begin at 2 p m The sas sions w ill he held at Gresham High School near the football stands Girls under the age of 18, tsirn in 1967 or later are e lig ib le Interested persons are advised to take both soccer and running shoes to the tryout Two teams are planned One will be coached by Ted McKercher. the other by Bill Ixird and Joe Balia For more information call Lord at «63 4545, or McKercher at 665 3678 Lord said the ‘ high powered' teams could be comprised of players from six area high schools M w , 26 len dy Rhone AAB BOSS BARN. JIZZA Congratulationa to Lisa Lind is p rep of the week The SUHS sophomore w as s c h o lar of the month for October She was nominated for the h on o r by th e c o m m u n ic a tio n s d e p a r t m ent She works an the ■chool n e w s p a p e r, Mountain Echos, and c a m e s a 4 6 grade point average W ay lo g o , Lasa' I " joy « rM rt p is to s t « m A tim e s si Carlson Chevrolet, trying to keep pace with Mt Hood C a rp e t C le a n e rs and W y'East, fell two points short in an important *‘B" division Sandy Recreation volleyball league game last week Carlson Chevrolet beat Calam ity Janes in straight games, 15-5, 15-11, and then faced Welches Fearless Faculty Carlson's won the first game. 15-13. dropped the second 15-11, and miraculously came hack in the final game because of perfect serving by Frank Hart Welches ended up winn ing 15-13 In the n ig h t's th ird match. C alam ity Jane’s won its f i r s t g a m e , defeating Welches Faculty 15-13, 15-8 In “ A " division play, M t Country Realty played its best games of the season, defeating arch-rival God fa th e r's P izza in tw o games, 15-5, 15-11 M t Country Realty now has sole possession of first place. play again He said about 2,700 a t tended the game at Civic Stadium Saturday, with most of them being from Washington County "They were out to get us," F ry said They were the underdogs with nothing to lose The game was "clean, ” he said There were only two turnovers, one by each “ A" di*MMM »tandlnga Mt Country R ealty G odfather» P u x i W u v» Rippling River Resort 7 • I 1 1 2 5 7 Aquatic Center adds programs T h e S a n d y A q u a tic Center w ill offer a special re* eational swim Nov 19 from 1 to 4 p m S tu d e n ts at S an d y Elem entary will not have school that day due to p a re n t-te a c h e r con ferences In a d d itio n , s p e c ia l recreational swims w ill be held for senior citizens from Monday through F r i day between Nov 29 to Dec 17 These swims will be held from 10 to 11 30 am Adult lessons w ill be available on a daily basis from 8:15 to 9:15 a m Nov. 29 through Dec 10 The pool will be closed Nov 25 for Thanksgiving It will open again Nov 26 from 1 to 4 p m for a recreational swim. The regular evening schedule w ill be continued Nov 26 For more information call the Aquatic Center at 668-44IM) Allen Fry team , and four or five penalties The Steelheads had a 14-13 lead at one tim e d ur ing the second half, but the Grizzlies got the last laugh with two more touchdowns C al M cK in n is S r., a veteran of 20 years of semipro football, and his son. Cal J r . both SUHS graduates, also played F r y s a id C a l S r . , a noseguard. played well This has been the first winning football team F ry has ever played on The Pioneers were 4-5 one year, the closest he'd com e previously to being on a winning team F ry works as a "gopher for Ness and Company, a trucking firm that hauls meats and cheeses F ry said he'll use the spare tim e to "rest, get rid of the bumps and bruises " That probably won't last long He's looking forward to a w a re h o u s e m e n v e rs u s salesmen basketball game
