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16- SANOY (Of* ) POST Thur» ’Grazers fall to Ranch Jr. league’s top bowler from Boring Dodson s Bargain Store, a power in the Sandy Area S o ftb a ll A s s o c ia tio n , started its Sandy Kecrea lion Department "C divi sion basketball schedule by edging the Sandy Moun taineers 43-41 Terry E arl kept Dodson s Store out in front for the en tire game with his 16-poinl effort Dave Noble hit 12 for the Mountaineers The T T a lk Presbyterians scored 19 points in the fourth quarter and it was enough to beat Fabricland. 50-42 John Rohr led T-Talk with 13 points M u s ic C a m p R anch d e m o lis h e d the Trailgrazers 52-25 as M a r vin Schaffer bucketed 17 points The Trailgrazers did win a game as they kept and maintained a small lead each quarter to put away Sandy Dairy Queen. 45-39 with W illiam s Thriftw ay into overtime However, Rob Daniels of T h r if t w a y scored fiv e points (three from the foul line) in the overtim e period to cap a 61-60 victory W illiams Thriftw ay is 2-2 Hello sports fans State F arm Insurance players battled back from an eight point deficit in the fourth quarter of a Sandy R ecreatio n D e p a rtm e n t “ B ” division basketball match to send their game w h ile S ta te F a rm In surance is still in first with a 2-1 record In other action Scenic F ru it Company won its fir s t gam e, b e a tin g Gresham Cold Storage in another overtim e game Chuck W ills scored 12 points for Scenic Fruit Mike Strickler hit nine for Gresham Storage The Flyers, behind Tom Delaney's 14 points, came fro m b e h in d to n ip W illiams Thriftw ay, 52-51. despite 17 points by center Jay Hartke Swartz Moving evened its record at 1-1 by holding o ff a la t e s u rg e by Gresham Cold Storage in order to win 56-52 Dave Turin de Toyed the Cold Storage defense with 20 points, including nine from the charity line Association elects officers Recently the Sandy Sum m er Baseball and Softball Association elected new of ficers for the upcoming year The new officers are Glenn Abbott, presid' it; Richard Griggs, vice presi d e n t; Rex B r it t l e , tre a s u r e r; and C h e ry l Schwartz, secretary Bowling SaaSy E a rly Bird» Dec 13 Raggedy Ann Andy Too Eagle Foundry Zig Zag Inn Brightwood Store Weat Coast Bending Toni t Sandy Dairy Queen came out on top of Mt View Credit Union 53-48 as Scott W in c h e s te r and F re d Lackoff scored 17 and 15 points respectively M 29 29 28 27 23 22 27 27 28 29 33 In addtion, Stu Simonson is th e a r e a b a s e b a ll re p r e s e n ta tiv e to T r i - County. and Mac McCall and Carol Lofgren are soft- Individual game Irene Blount. 208. In d iv id u a l series Donna Wilson. S.M Team game and series Eagle Foundry. 734 and 7101 "C" «ivHlow »Unding» I 0 I 0 ball representatives to T ri- County Griggs and Schwartz are equipm ent coordinators, and John Day w ill be league coordinator The new officers will again be looking for spon sors. and are in general preparing for the season B a s e b a ll and s o ftb a ll coaches will be needed For more information call Ab bott at 668-5129 8 p tition is stiffer than the Sunday league, with other bowlers from around the state participating The only drawback to bowling in the traveling league, she said, is that she has to wear “ a stupid little skirt Rutledge, a sophomore a t Sandy U nion H ig h School, is a member of the M o u n ta in E ch o s newspaper staff, and plays softball divtsun «landing» 1 2 I 1 I 1 I State F a rm Insurance The Flyers W illiam s Thn ttw ay M t Huod Cleaners Swartz Moving Scenic F ru it Gresham Cold Storage I 2 2 I I I 2 fT T e i n e n SMALL CAR WINTER «IvIMwn «Unding» M t Hood(Tenner» Carinan Chevrolet W y'K ast Welche» Fearless Faculty C alam ity Jane ■ Z.ig Zag Roller» I I ) CHAINS 0 Piloto by Scott Newton Mike Marleau puts up a shot during the Pioneers loss to Tigard. In Sandy R ecreation Department " B ” division v o lle y b a ll W elch es Fearless Faculty knocked off two foes to earn a fourth place finish in the league The F a c u lt y beat Calam ity Jane’s in two games. 15-5, 15-3, behind the serving of Tom Wells The Zig Zag Rollers also fell to the Faculty, 15-7, 16-14 C a la m ity Jane’s (3-9) came back in the second match to stop the Rollers, 15-7, 15 14 Hwy 26, Sandy Phon* 668 8058 * ' POWER KING STEEL R A D IA L \ POLYESTER For all cars Chris Davenport SUHS senior Chris Davenport is prep of the week In his first varsity outing he got a key 9-3 win in the 191 pound weight division, con t r ib u t in g to the wrestlers' 30-23 win over D avid Douglas High School Way to go, Chris 15481) traits 41“ 44” 51“ 51881« issztsrd trän« 56“ 52“ 53“ 1SSZTS81« 11 BATTERIES 0 STUDS I ETS/1« GTI/1« F7S/1« ’ 35“ 38“ 40“ IT S '15 HTS/15 078/15 41” 44“ F M H ta | 2 O F F a**l 5 3 ’ B 7813 ATI-13 timos a t« a o lo 's t usui trim 18*® 21®® CORVETTE ATSzl) n il« 26®® orili« orín« 2 3 ’® 27®® onus 2 8 ’® r I inns » 07854 46“ R A D IA LS 46” I 36*® 3T ¡ 2154815 11 41” 1SSR1« 1558813 e r (A n n u a l P e rce n ta g e Rate) 64“ 65“ 67” 72“ 35” 185814 185814 205R14 38" 42" 43" 2158815 22581S 235815 48" 55" A T T «« »« e v o « * « a f f ' X a s 7088 BATTERIES FRONTIER PICKUPS &RV 50” 56” HtWAY rss/1« TBACTKJW 7MZY8 67« 10.9% I 18581) 185813 32" 35" 47” BATTERY 5 ” 58“ I F M I 1 8 * 1 0 3 *« K * * M < t » 8 W 8 J 8 48 M0. 48” 53“ 59“ L7815 Wtu’nwa»' H 7 I5 S INTER TRACTIOI RADIAL J I MS81« K A T re m e n d o u s A u to m o tiv e G ift — fro m so m e on e w h o g ives o n ly the v e ry b e st! ! 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