INA TIMES, Willamina, Oregon, Wednesday, January 24^_1973_Page_5
Willamina conquers Warriors
The Willamina Bulldogs elim i
nated one more competitor in
their effort to latch onto the
lone top spot in the Yawama
League Friday night by defeating
Amity 77 to 34 in a game played
in Amity.
" Willamina was never threatened
in the contest which saw four
Bulldogs score in double figures.
Leading scorer for Willamina
was Dan Barnes with 23 points.
The best an Amity player could
do was the 16 counters thrown
in by Allan Aschim.
Willamina took a commanding
lead 22 to 4 in the first quarter
and then never let go. The best
Amity could do was in the fourth
period when they lost the period
by only one point 14 to 13 to the
Bulldogs.
But all of this was too little
much too late for the losing
W arrior cause who suffered bad
ly at the hot hands of the Bull
dog club.
After being overwhelmed in the
first quarter the W arriors man
aged to increase their first quar
ter production by seven while
holding Willamina to two less than
in the first quarter but this was
not enough to do much good and
Willamina retired at halftime
with more points than Amity
would get in the entire game.
Score at the half was 42 to 15.
The third period was a repeat
of the first two with Willamina
scoring at will and everything
going wrong for Amity. Wil
lamina was able to pick up 21
more points in that period while
holding Amity to 6. At this
point the Bulldogs had increased
their lead to 42 and were leading
63 to 21.
The fourth quarter was the only
competitive one in the game but
by then the Amity ship had sunk
and all the W arriors could look
forward to was next time.
Final score was Willamina 77,
Amity 34.
WILLAMINA (77) -.- Barnes 23,
Larsen 14, Payne 14, Rich 10; -
Grimm 8, Rivers 4, Blackwell
2, Vanscoyk 2.
AMITY (34) -- Aschim 16, Wil
liams 6, McKee 4, Marquan 4,
Stevens 3, Lee 1.
Willamina . . . .22 20 21 24--77
Amity ...........4
11 6 13--34
Local wrestlers vie in week long action
Willamina tops Amity
Thanks to several forfeits the
Willamina Bulldogs had a victory
guaranteed over the Amity War
riors before they even got into
the rings in their Thursday night
match.
Although his team lost the match
Amity Coach Jeff Howard de
fended his squad saying ‘ ‘we
knew that was going to happen
even before we got on the bus.
On the mat I feel we broke
even.”
Willamina outscored the War
riors three to two with pins.
Scoring pins for Willamina were
Jay Hill, Vince Justen and Gary
Gahan. Pinning for Amity were
Joe Robles and Mark Drader.
WILLAMINA- - AMITY -RESULTS
98- - Amity forfeit to Carl Tuck
er (W)
106--Amity forfeit to Elvin But
ler (W)
115--Amity forfeit to Lonnie Le
no (W)
123--Dave Reid (W) dec. Kevin
McCallie (A) 11-10
130--Jim Simon (A) dec. Larry
Brandon (W) 8-6
136--Jay Hill (W) pinned Brian
Bingham (A) 3:16
141--Joe Robles (A) pinned Art
Goodman (W) 2:00
148--Vince. Justen (W) pinned
Tom Calender (A) (1. ,
157- -Gary Gahan (W) pinned Joe
Vario (A) 5:20
168--Amity forfeit
to
Bill
Willis (W)
178- - Amity forfeit to Bert Lentz
(S)
191--No contestants
Hwt--Mark Drader (A) pinned
Tom Holzman (W) 00:52
TEAM SCORES WILLAMINA 51
--AMITY 15
Sheridan
zonks
Cats
Sheridan evened their league
mark at .500 while keeping Nes-
tucca in the cellar of the Yawama
League by dealing the Bobcats
a 56 to 48 loss in their Friday
night game played in Sheridan.
Leading the Spartan attack was
Jerry Huntley who reeled off 29
points for the winning cause,
while Lee Hanson contributed 21
points for the losing Nestucca ef
fort.
Although Sheridan won by only
eight points the outcome was nev
er in doubt as Sheridan led
throughout the game. The only
time the Bobcats outscored the
Spartans was in the final period
when the added 13 counters to
only 9 for Sheridan, but it was
a futile effort for the outcome
was already evident.
The first quarter was a close
one for the two teams, but Sheri
dan managed to grab onto a one
point lead 15 to 14 when the
horn sounded to call an end to
the first eight minutes of play.
Sheridan was able to increase
their lead to four during the
second quarter by outscoring the
Bobcat five 14 to 11. The score
at half time was Sheridan 29,
Nestucca 25.
During the third period the
hometown team shot ahead of
Nestucca by outscoring them by
eight points 18 to 10, increasing
their lead to 12 points as the
scoreboard showed them leading
47 to 35 going into the fourth
Sheridan and Willamina battle it out in the wrestling ring in the
two school’s match.
and final period of play.
Nestucca was not ready to toss
in the towel yet though as they
managed to stage a comeback
in the fourth period and whit
tled the Sheridan lead down to
8 points when the final horn
went off.
Sheridan is now in the middle of
the standings tied with Amity
for second place with a one win,
one loss league record. Nes
tucca meanwhile remains nestled
in last place tied with Banks
and Sherwood. All three schools
have 0 and two league records.
NESTUCCA(48) -- Hanson 21,
Yates 4, Brown 4, Bentley 2,
Kellow 11, Redberg 8.
SHERIDAN (56) -- Huntley 29,
Kapen 5, Casteel 8, Bomberger
2, Mishler 2, DeHart 8, Eauman
2.
Nestucca . . . . 14 11 10 13--48
Sheridan . . . . 15 14 18 9--56
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Sheridan
overcomes
Nestucca
Sheridan completely dominated
Nestucca Thursday night, defeat
ing them by a score of 63 to 10.
Part of the Nestucca loss came
from their numerous weight for
feits to the Spartans. The Spar
tans were also able to defeat
them in nine weights to clinch
the victory.
Getting pins for the Sheridan
squad were A1 Cruickshank, Steve
Harris, Doug Monroe, Mike Sny
der, and John Evans.
Nestucca failed to make a single
pin.
98--A1 Cruickshank (S) pinned
Keith Fitzgerald (N)
106--Cliff Monroe (S) dec. Mike
Murakamai (N) 2-0 .
115--Nestucca forfeit to Kerry
Roberts (S)
123--Steve Harris (S) pinned
Roger Daggett (N)
130--Doug Monroe (S) pinned Jeff
McEachern (N)
136--Mike Srtyder (S)pinnedRick
Anderson (N)
141--Banks
forfeit to Kurt
Pugh (S)
148--John Evans (S) pinned Rick
McEachern (N)
157--Dave McEachern (N) dec.
Gary Tschanz (S)
168--Sheridan forfeit to Bill
Fischer (N)
178--Nestucca forfeit to Dick
Hoover (S)
191--Nestucca forfeit to Randy
Lanbert (S)
Hwt--Nestucca forfeit to Rick
Grauer (S)
TEAM SCORES: Sheridan 63--
Nestucca 10.
Sparts trip Dogs
Although Willamina outscored
Sheridan in pins, three to two,
the Spartans were still able to
defeat the Bulldogs by two points
30 to 28 in last week’s Yawama
League wrestling.
Scoring the pins for Willamina
were Jerry Brandon, Gary Gahan
and Bill Willis, while A1 Cruick
shank and Dick Hoover had pins
for the victorious Spartans.
Willamina lost on a forfeit the
191 weight class to Sheridan.
SHERIDAN-WILLAMINA RE
SULTS
98--A1 Cruickshank (S) pinned
Carl Tucker (W)
106--Alton Butler (W) dec. Cliff
Monroe (S) 6-0
115--Kerry Roberts (S)dec. Rich
Reynicsek (W) 6-0
123- -Dave Reid (W) dec. Steve
Harris (S) 7-3
130- -Doug Monroe (S)dec. Larry
Brandon (W) 5-2
136- -Mike Snyder (S) dec. Jay
Hill (S) 4-2
141- -Vince Justen (W) dec. Kurt
Pugh(S) 15-1
148- -Jerry Brandon (W) pinned
John Emmons (S)
157- -Gary Gahan (W) pinned Gary
Tschanz (S)
168--Bill Willis (W) pinned Mike
Rogers (S)
178--Dick Hoover (S) pinned Bert
Lentz (W)
191--Willamina forfeit to Randy
Lauber (S)
Hwt - - Danny Lauber (S) dec. Tom
Holzman (W) 2-0
TEAM SCORES: SHERIDAN 30 - -
WILLAMINA 28
Although the action was fierce and the contest tough Sheridan
defeated the Bulldogs 30-28.
W illamina grade school trips Sherwood
The Willamina seventh and
eighth grade wrestling team de
feated Sherwood 31-14 in their
first meeting of the season. It:
was the teams eleventh straight
dual meet triumph since the
program was started last year.
Highly respected state-wide the
Willamina team is led by eight
returning wrestlers from last
year’s undefeated squad.
Those returning are Josh But
ler, a gold medal winner in tbe
junior Olympics championships;
Wayne Brown, bronze medal win
ner in the Mt. Scbtt junior Olym
pics championships; team cap
tain and fourth place finisher
Steve Delker; Mike Hill who qua
lified at Tigard, but was unable
to make weight at the champion
ships in Hillsboro; and Kelvin
Wasler an adopted Korean with
Yawama
League
standings
Yawama League standing at the
end of the first two weeks of
play found Dayton, Willamina,
and Yamhill-Carlton all sharing
the top berth with identical 2
wins, no loss records.
YAWAMA LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
D ayton................ 2 0 1.000 --
0 1.000
Willamina. . .
0 1.000
Yam.-Carlton
1 1 .500 1
Amity . . . .
. 1 .500 1
Sheridan . .
0 2 .000 2
Banks . . .
2 .000 2
Nestucca .
.000 2
2
Sherwood. . .
a good chance of being a Junior
Olympic Champion this year.
Steve Delker was chosen
‘‘Wrestler of the Week” for his
leadership and for pinning his
opponent in 44 seconds.
Five basketball players also
wrestled Sherwood opponents and
Spartans tame Lions in cage mix
Without the aid of either a chair
or a whip the Sheridan Spartans
tamed the Jefferson Lions 74 to
50 in a non-league battle played
in Jefferson Tuesday, January
16.
Led by the twin efforts of Jerry
Huntley and Tim Papen who
scored 17 and 15 respectively for
Sheridan, the Spartans were
never headed as they worked
their magic on the Lions.
Leading the Jefferson cause was
Bob Kieth the game’s high scorer
with 19.
Jumping off to an early lead in
the first period Sheridan was out
in front of the Lion squad by
five points going into the second
period, 17 to 12.
But you ain’t seen nothin’ yet
as the old saying goes and Sheri -
dan didn’t just sit around on
their laurels in the second quar
ter outdistancing the Lions 19
to 4 in the period and blowing
the game wide open and giving
the Sparts a 36 to 16 lead to
take into the halftime locker
room.
Both teams came on like gang-
busters in the third period scor
ing a combined total of 39 points
in eight minutes of time.
Of those 39 points 22 of them
belonged to Jefferson with the
other 17 going to the visitors.
This third period burst allowed
Jeff to cut the Sheridan lead
down to 15, but they still trailed
53 to 38.
In the fourth and last period
the Spartans once again over
whelmed their hosts outdistanc-
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Sheridan Head Coach Larry
Samples was very pleased with
his team’s performance and in
a gross understatement said ‘ ‘we
built up a seven point lead in
the first quarter and pretty much
held it throughout the game.”
SHERIDAN (74): Huntley 17;
Papen 15; Casteel 8; Mishler 2;
DeHart 11; Bomberger 6; Cool
ey 1; Berkey 2; Porter 2; Mer
cier 2; Daniels 2; Bowman 6.
JEFFERSON (50): Keith 19;
Wedele 3; Sanders 8; Menken
8; Hart 1; Drake 4; Humphries
2; Jellison 2; McGehee 2; Wyatt
1.
Sheridan .
17 19 17 21-- 74
Jefferson.
12 4 22 12-- 50
Bulldogs drop thriller to Eagles
towards victory over the Eagle
quint..
In the second period Stayton bat
tled back, but was still unable
to catch up with the Willamina
club. With superior play be
hind them the Bulldogs increased
their lead by four more points
and led by eight at the end of the
half, 30 to 22.
But the tide changed in the third
stanza as the Eagles came back
from the dressing room at half
time ready to reek havoc on the
Bulldogs.
This they did out-
scoring Willamina 17 to 8 in the
third period managing to pull in
front of the Bulldogs by one point
39 to 38 when the third period
drew to a close.
The fourth period found nobody
leaving the Stayton gym as both
teams did battle with Willamina
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faired very well.
They will
be allowed to continue to wrestle
as long as it does not interfere
with basketball
It took an overtime to do it,
but the Stayton Eagles defeated
the Willamina Bulldogs 56 to 46
Tuesday, January 16, to hand
the Bulldogs their first loss this
year.
Pacing the Bulldogs was Dan
Barnes who wound up with 20
points for the Willamina cause.
Leading the Eagle attack was
Rick Kauffman who tossed in 25
points to lead, all scorers in the
nonconference tiff.
Willamina jumped off to an early
12 to 8 lead in the first quarter
as they appeared t ^ b ^ m a d ^
winning the period 8 to 7 but
falling one point short of victory
when the horn sounded ending
regular play with the score knot
ted at 46 all.
Spurred on by an excited home
town crowd the Eagles came back
in the overtime and blew the Bull
dogs out of the gym scoring 10
points while holding Willamina
scoreless. The final score was
Stayton 56, Willamina 46.
Although his team lost, Wil
lamina Coach Don Brostrom was
pleased with his team saying
“ if we were going to get beat
I guess I don’t mind if it’s by
a team like Stayton. Last year
they had two all-staters. It’s
not like we let them win, either,
they reached up and scratched
and clawed.”
WILLAMINA (46): Barnes 20;
Payne 10; .Grimm 6; Rich 6;
Lapsen 4
STAYTON (56): Kauffman 25;
Yantis 13; F reres 4; Lee 4;
Carey 4; McAllister 2; Bates
2; Green 2.
Willamina . . . 12 18 8 8 0--46
Stayton . . . . 8 14 17 7 10- -56