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Thur*. July 2S. 19*3 (S m I) SANDY (Ora ) POS T 9 Photo by Scott Newton Marva Morgan chip» onto the green during the Chamber of Commerce’s golf tournament. 40 compete in Chamber tourney Sandy High School stu dent Kevin Beaudoin won the Sandy Chamber of Commerce's golf tourna ment Sunday at Mt. View. Louie Cheevers and Steve Shields tied for se cond in low gross scoring. 1 Midget team finishes second A Sandy Midget National . । ages 9-10) team finished second in Tri-County's eastern division, having fallen to Lynch in the title game Keyed by a three-RBI tri ple by Loren Schilperoort, Sandy downed Reynolds 19-8 to secure the second place finish "Hitting by the whole learn was excellent," Coach Claude Edwards said Eric Lekberg. Eric Damrill and Ryan Senn were credited with pitching well. Sandy finished the season with a 13-3 record. I Team members include Justin Svaren, Ben Gan non, Ted Aubin, Scott SASA standings Schilperoort. Loren Schilperoort, Lekberg, Damrill and Senn Wilson, Weston Olson, Ross Edwards, Bryan Boyes, Tyrone Gunesch, Glenn Progress pleases coach Coach Sherri Sperling’s Midget American (ages 9-10) team is comprised of a number of first-year players Others had only farm team experience She feels for them to have made the district playoffs was an ac complishment. especially considering they had to play against some Federal teams "They played tremen dous bail considering their experience.” Sperling said They ended up 8-11, having "really turned it around" toward the end of the season They downed Lynch (who turned up ineligible) George Morgan was fourth and Bob Peters was fifth. Forty golfers competed, according to Dr. Tim Ward, tournament direc tor. Twelve golfen» tied for first with handicaps in a practice game 13-6, but failed to keep the momen tum going and were eliminated Thursday. In other recent action. Walter Dillard had three RBI as they fell to Reynolds 21-18, and another Reynolds team, a Federal team, downed them 9-5. SASA weiaea'B »Umfing» Monster Lunger Ted » Brightwood Store The Store William» Thriftway Wh<,lewale Auto Wrecking Timberline Lodge Clackama» County Bank Leather* Oil Co Kon * No Place Dodaon* Timberline Lodge Buckboard Pina HedCaps Brightwood Tavern Carey Conatruclion Building Structure» Inn Between Tavern Uvuyway Kellowthip Paola s Piua Barn to compete in the 9 and under di viaion due to the Most people think of run date on which her birthday ning as hard work, but falls), will be a fourth Rosey Pankey said she grader at Bull Run School didn't mind going to track in the fall. practices Unless, that is, it Her clasamate, Trent Waibel. 9, also set three was raining hard Said Daine Pankey, personal records at the whose son Ronel and Regional Junior Olympics daughter Gracey also com He won the 400 (1:06.7, five pete for the Cinder Hawks, seconds better than his "They enjoy it a lot. It's a previous PR), the 200 (30.3) family thing We pack a and took third in the 100 (14.9). Waibel ran a 14 2 in lunch and spend the day " Recently Rosey ran on the qualifying heat As of the winning 400-meter last week Beymer didn't relay team at the Regional know this, but Trent's Junior Olympics in Boise. mother Rita was partially responsible for his slower Idaho She was the fastest time in the finals of the 100 member of that relay Trent was full from a team, and Coach Darold breakfast of pancakes Trent has also been sue Beymer had her run the se cond leg to demoralize op ceasful as a baseball player ti ponents Something they on Sherri Sperling's Midget did worked as the relay American (ages 9-10) team owns the state record team, but he said track is for the 9 and under age his favorite sport. In the fall he’ll have to group She also finished fourth choose between cross coun in the 400 with a 1:11 and try and soccer His father second in the 200 with a Terry, assistant manager b 30 3 Both were personal at Williams Thriftway, "likes all sports." Rita records. Rosey. 10 (she's allowed said, and will be coaching soccer in the fall. Trisha Waibel, 10, opted (or softball over track this summer on Rita's Pigtail (ages 7-10) team, which finished third in its division with a 9-4 record Mother and daughter also barrel race, and Rita also finds the time to work as a breakfast cook at Dea's in Gresham They live across from Bull Run School Rosey likes swimming and volleyball, but con siders track her favorite sport Asked about Bull Run School, she said. "I like it. It's a neat school, and fun too.” Her sister Gracey, 8, also likes swimming Although she competed in the bottom of her age division. Gracey has not been without her successes She runs the BOO and the 1300, but her favorite race is the 800 Their brother Ronel. bet ter known as Sparkey because he's "a little spark" in basketball, is visiting family in Oakland He finished sixth at state in the long jump He's 14, and will be an eighth grader at 1: £ 0^^ 30% 0^ Tri Completa local florist shop * * Outdoor plont 6 garden center f<§ardai 39075 Proctor • Sandy 668-9767 The trophy is awarded bas ed on attitude, hustle on and off the field, and desire "VFW showed the same fine qualities it has ex hibited in games throughout the year,” said Tournament Chairman Rich Griggs. Race set Saturday The Meadows to Meadows Mountain Race will be July 30 at 10 a m. Entry fee is 36 50 in ad- yance, $8 the day of the - race. (PUPON K a Professional All breed Dog Grooming *2“ OFF Coupon! 66S-6441 Dap £«6304716 Open 8 5 Mon Fri I Sgt b» appt Hwy 2b. Sandy Phone 648 8058 -PIZZA JÜL BARN. Congratulations to: Byron Stamm Byron Stamm. 14. and an incoming freshman at SUHS, is prep of the Stamm will represent Sandy soon in the All- American Soap Box Derby in Akron. Ohio. He won the senior division in the local championships. Way to go. Byron! Roney Pankey. Trent Waibel and Gracey Pankey Bull Run Diane and Isaac Pankey and their family live in Aims, where she gardens and takes care of the kids. 6sac is coordinator of the ultnomah ' County Weatherization program Diane Pankey and Rita ¡Waibel Fwv_h agreed that Beym r is the primary fac tor behind the success of the Cinder Hawks Though the Hawk team members win a lot, both parents said it's his concern for the kids that makes him so popular Rosey Pankey said Beymer is "nice.” Trent Waibel described him as "a fantastic coach. CONWAY MALL 205 by TOM WEST Canada's mighty Fraser River is stunningly beautiful, wild and natural From intricately carved desert badlands to a lush paradise of vibrant green forested mountains, the variety is endless Only the rapids surpass the scenery for sheer heart thumping excitement Always swift and strong (the Fraser's volume is 15 time« greater than that of the Colorado River), the Fraser is no! all rapids, however Some days are spent idly absorbing the hot sun spotting herds of wild horses, photographing the rare California Bighorn Sheep, hiking into gleaming, castle-like cliffs of basalt, and exploring abandoned gold mines such as the famous Big Slide Mine An expedition begins a gradual descent into the gorges of Moran Canyon, deepest, steepest, longest ana most magnificent canyon on the Fraser The rapids among the largest on the river are safely run with Colorado Ri ver-sty Ie rafts A run thru China Gultch and French Bar rapids, before camping near an early-day British Columbia homestead — where a most unique experience awaits you On the last dav of your expedition, move to the Thompson River for a whitewater climax Twenty five sets of rapids take turns assailing the rafts The Thompson is clean and swift and full of excitement the entire day The Frog, Devil’s Kitchen, Cauldron. 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They will compete against the winner of the Clackamas One-Tillamook One game Friday in state playoffs. Sandy VFW was award ed the sportsmanship trophy at the tournament. promotion. Weber, Bruce Cook and Chuck Jones each won three ball as part of a closest to pin competition. Ward said they gave away 14 dozen golf balls in all. With ony grooming Travel Tips Colorful, big bunch of frosh cut flownrs BCI wins. VAIUABIE Track a favorite of Bull Run youngsters by SCOTT NEWTON figured in. RD. Weber and Tom Mahatty hit on the green on hole 6, where a hole-in-one would have earned a golfer a Chevette. Walrad In surance sponsored the car For Appointment, Coll 255-8096 Giles Fuel Co 661-1060 "For Prompt Service" ) 1
