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H a w k s s e t fo r r e g io n a l m e e t
Nearly every one of the
Oregon Cinder Hawks com
peting at the state Junior
Olympic Track and Field
Championships advanced
to regional competition this
w e e ke nd
O f th e 39
members competing. 34
are eligible to advance to
the com petition at Mt.
Hood Community College
beginning June 30.
The regional meet w ill
feature the best of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho
In the state meet, also
held at MHCC, the Hawks
nailed down six first place
medals and set four state
Junior Olympic records.
G irl shot putters were
foremost among the record
setters, with Stephanie Mil-
jus setting a meet record
for 10-under girls on every
throw She ended with a put
of 23-4. Wendy Coleman
was also a record setter in
the shot among 13-14 girls.
Her throw was 37-6.
Baserunner from Brightwood Tavern-Whistlestop team tries to elude tag of Toni’s third baseman, Toni's got its
first loss of season 10-9.
Hunting rules
Softball standings
Continued from Page 8
Numbers of controlled
Roosevelt elk tags for this
year are reduced from 835
last year to 760 in 1984
Most are designed to con
trol agricultural or tree
damage. Dates varying ac
cording to individual hunts.
In eastern Oregon, a split
general season for bull elk
is again the case for most
management units. The
firs t runs from Oct. 31
through Nov. 4 and the se
cond from Nov. 10 through
18. In most units bulls with
visible antlers are legal
game.
In the Chesnimnus unit a
single season was set to run
from Nov. 10 through 18
w ith 21,500 perm its for
spike bulls or better
The Snake River 3-point
rule w ill continue in effect
this season w ith two hunts,
550 permits in each. The
dates are the same as for
the general bull season.
Controlled elk seasons
are proposed in many
eastern Oregon units. In
some eastern Oregon units
a controlled perm it hunt
for elk of either sex w ill
again replace the second
general bull season propos
ed in other units.
Bow hunters w ill have an
early statewide deer and
elk season sim ilar to last
year, running from Aug. 25
through Sept. 23.
In western Oregon the
bag lim it w ill be one deer
and one spike elk through
Sept 7; after that the elk
bag lim it changes to “ one
e lk ” th ro u g h th e r e
mainder of the season. (In
Saddle Mountain and Tioga
units, bowhunters w ill be
allowed only cow elk or
bulls w ith three points or
larger and in the Rogue
unit, deer w ith only forked
horn or better.)
In eastern Oregon the
g lim it is one buck deer
th visible antlers and one
t. Exceptions are: (D o n -
bull elk may be taken in
;d Springs unit, (2) bull
t must have three points
better in Snake River
it, (3) Chesnimnus unit is
>sed to all bowhunting in
M, (4) all units closed to
le hunting for deer would
,o be closed to bowhun-
ig for deer and, (5) deer
ken on Steens Mountain
ust be 4-point or better
A number of late season
whunting opportunities
e set for specific areas
• deer and elk All late
ason elk bowhunting op-
rtu n itie s a re to be
nited to 4,195 controlled
in t p e rm its in fiv e
sstern Oregon areas
Muzzleloader hunts for
B4 are sim ilar to last
$25,000
raised by
ski event
Over »25.000 was raised
r the U.S Ski Team
rough the Portland Rose
istival's Golden Rose Ski
assic, which was held at
mberline Ixxlge.
“ This year's activities
ew more interest and at-
ntion than ever before,”
lid C hristee Sweeney,
iblic relations committee
lairman.
year. Most are included in
a “ package" hunt in both
w e s te rn and e a s te rn
Oregon, w ith the Sixes unit
as a new addition.
A separate Hart Moun
tain muzzleloader hunt was
set for 200 permits for buck
deer with not less than 3
antler points on one side.
H u n te rs su cce ssfu l in
drawing a perm it for this
hunt w ill have a two-year
w ait period
Handgun hunting w ill
again be allowed for deer,
provided the hunter has his
or her tag validated “ han
dgun hunting only” prior to
the season. By doing so, the
h u n te r
f o r fe its
th e
privilege of hunting with
other weapons during that
season. Legal handguns
are .25 caliber and larger.
S ilv e r g ra y s q u irre l
seasons are in a number of
areas from Sept. 1 through
Nov. 7, with a daily bag
lim it of five.
Men's League
Ted Gopher Trucking
Barlow T ra il Inn
Building Structures
Buckboard Pizza
Brightwood Tavern
Living Way Fellowship
Carlson Chevrolet
Inn Between
T o n is
T im ber line
Sandy Assembly
Men's leag u e
C arlson Chevrolet 2, Sandy
Assembly 0. Buckboard Pizza 28.
T i m b e r li n e 2. L iv in g W ay
Fellowship I I , Inn Between 3,
Buckboard Pizza 4. Brightwood
Tavern 2. Barlow T ra il Inn 15.
Toni's 2. Ted Gopher Trucking 13.
Brightwood Tavern 3. Barlow
T ra il Inn 15, Tim berline 9. Carlson
Chevrolet 3, Toni's 2. Barlow T ra il
Inn 24. Living Way Fellowship 1
Women's league
Toni's 22. Inn Between 1;
Brightwood Store/Whistle Stop 3.
Tim berline Marmots 1, Monster
Lunker 10. Your Sandy Auto Body
9. Your Sandy Auto Body 7,
Brightwood Store/Whistlestop 6,
Toni's 15. Clackamas County Bank
4. Clackamas County Bank 8,
Your Sandy Auto Body 7. Inn Bet
ween 10. Tim berline Marmots 9.
Toni's 13, Tim berline Marmots 2.
Brightwood Store/Whistle Stop 10.
Toni's 9. Tim berline Marmots 14.
Inn Between 6
Pankey won the 100m
dash, won the 800m, and
was second in the 1500m
Amy Rivers, running in
the bottom of her age
b ra c k e t, q u a lifie d fo r
regionals with a well run
fifth place in the 1500. In
Bantam boys. Israel Matz
qualified in the 1500m and
800m, while Andy Norman
qualified in the 800 Nathan
F u rr advanced w ith a
strong third in the 400m
Qualifiers in the 11-12
800m were Mike A rrig o tti
and Darin Dunford A r
rigotti also qualified in the
1500m and Trent Waibel
made it in the high jump.
Yankauskas paved their
way to regionals with se
cond place Jordan was
also second in the javelin
and Harrison added the
800m and long ju m p
Yankauskas w ill represent
the Hawks in the 3,000m
The boys 1600m relay
team of Tom Romey, Tony
Baracco, Richard Amburn
and Tony Heffner took
third in that event Baracco
also qualified in the 3000m
and Heffner in the 800m
Konel Pankey moved in
to regionals with a 19-6
jump
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Congratulations to:
The youth girls 1600m
relay team of Ta Watts,
D anielle Jordan. K a rla
H a rris o n
and
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A M Y LYNCH
Amy Lynch is prep
of the week Lynch
w ill be a senior at
Sandy High School
this fall She scored a
"h a t tric k ” (three
goals in one game) in
the Gardner Plumb
ing team's 3-3 tie
with the Bruisers in
th ir d
d iv is io n
w om en’s
so cce r
play
Way to go, Amy!
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Sharon Jensen tixik first
place in the long jump,
breaking the Sandy High
School record with a 17-6*2
leap Lisa Lind was second
in high jum p at 5-2, while
Chris M uff advanced in
both shot and ja v e lin
denise Proctor w ill go to
regionals in both shot and
discus
Joel Dose, Adam E r
malinger. Bob Collins and
Brad Atkinson advanced in
the 1600m relay with a
fo u r th
C o llin s
a ls o
qualified in both 110 and 400
intermediate hurdles
■TGiy
Hwy 26.
Sandy
The Hawks 10-under boys
mile relay team buried the
old record by 13 seconds as
Israel Matz, Andy Norman,
Slade Watts and Nathan
F u rr easily outran Track
City Track Club of Eugene
to a 5:001 finish.
The fourth meet record
came in the 15-16 3200m
relay, where a good Hawks
team of John T a y lo r,
Sparky Pankey, Tom Brac-
co and David Burks ran un
contested
A standout for the Hawks
High school athletes
Enjoy g re a t pizzas 8 good tim es at Paola's!
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Tag sale deadlines are:
Aug. 24 for deer and elk
bowhunting tags; Sept. 28
for bear tags, rifle deer
tags, and deer tag handgun
va lid a tio n ; Oct. 30 fo r
R o cky M o u n ta in f i r s t
period elk and Nov. 9 for se
cond period tags; and Nov.
9 for firs t period Roosevelt
elk tags, Nov 16 for second
period tags
The deadline for apply
ing for controlled and per
m it entry hunts is July 12
w ith the drawing on Aug
14 Necessary forms and
the regulations should be at
license agencies about the
th ird week in June.
Women's League
Monster Lunker
Toni's
Clackamas County Bank
Brightwood Store/
Whistle Stop
Inn Between
Tim ber,m e Marmots
Your Sandy Auto Body
in the meet was Gracie
Pankey, running in the
10-under girls division
“ She is what we strive
for, a complete runner,”
s a id
C oach
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