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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
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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
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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