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’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
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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
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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
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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
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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,
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Faculty
takes 4th
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leagues at 18 or 19
Being the top bowler in
both leagues is a goal that's
within her reach, she feels
In September Rutledge
won the Northwest Classic
B division The Classic is a
monthly tournament held
in lieu of the traveling
league, though the com
series Both of which gave
her a mention above the
lane on the name board
She has also bowled an 800
senes for four games this
year
She’d like to get her
average up in the 190s
beforegetting out of the
ju n io r lea g u e
Ju n io rs
range in age from 3 to 22.
though Rutledge said most
a d v a n c e to the a d u lt
area. “ I like that The com
petition’s better.’’ she said
She carries a 165 average
in the traveling league,
which keeps her in the top
10 She explained that her
lo w e r a v e ra g e in the
traveling league is pro
bably due to having to
make adjustments for the
different lanes
A 243 is her best score,
and contributed to a 600
Thriftway wins in overtime
T ra ilg r a z e r Joel Mc-
Cowan had the hot hand
with 15 points
T -Talk Presbyterian»
Dodaon'» Bargain Sture
M uair Camp Ranch
Trailgrazer»
Sandy D airy Queen
Sandy Mountaineer»
Fabncland
M l View Credit Union
nights a week at Rockwood
Lanes
T h a t ’s not u n u s u a l,
though Her father also
“ bowls and bowls and
bowls '*
She’s the daughter of
John and Jan Rutledge
Amy said she’s been
bowling for eight years
The traveling league takes
her to most of the bowling
lanes in the metropolitan
The top bowler in the
Rockwood Lanes junior
program , which is the
largest in the metropolitan
area, is Amy Rutledge of
Boring
Rutledge. 15. has a 170
average in the Saturday
league, currently the best
in the girls division She
also bowls in a traveling
league on Sundays, and
said she spends about three
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