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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 2016 SPORTS 7A HALL-OF-FAMERS Logue, Lovvold highlight new AHS Hall inductees By GARY HENLEY The Daily Astorian SCOREBOARD PREP SCHEDULE Five individuals, two teams and a contribu- tor are set to be inducted into the Astoria High School Hall of Fame. Induction ceremonies take place Jan. 30 at the Astoria Elks Club. The inductees will also be introduced at halftime of Astoria’s boys bas- ketball game vs. Seaside, Jan. 29 at the Brick House. Inductees range from the Class of 1948 to ’88, with two teams (1982 girls track and 1986 boys golf). TODAY Boys Basketball — Ilwaco at Ocosta, 7 p.m. Swimming — Astoria at Seaside, 4 p.m., Sunset Pool Wrestling — Astoria/Tillamook at Seaside, 5:30 p.m. FRIDAY Girls Basketball — Tillamook at Astoria, 7:45 p.m.; Banks at Seaside, 7:45 p.m.; Warrenton at Catlin Ga- bel, 6 p.m.; Life Christian at Knappa, 6 p.m.; Crosshill Christian at Jewell, 5:30 p.m. Boys Basketball — Tillamook at Astoria, 6 p.m.; Banks at Seaside, 6 p.m.; Warrenton at Catlin Gabel, 7:45 p.m.; Life Christian at Knappa, 8 p.m.; Crosshill Christian at Jewell, 7 p.m. Swimming — Tillamook Cheese Relays, TBA Wrestling — Astoria at Tillamook Duals, TBA SATURDAY Girls Basketball — Ilwaco at NW Christian, 5:45 p.m. Boys Basketball — Ilwaco at NW Christian, 7 p.m. Wrestling — Knappa, Warrenton at Gervais, 10 a.m. Astoria’s 2016 Hall of Fame class Doug Logue (1948) — During the “Gold- en Age” of Astoria basketball (the 1930s and ¶VWKH)LVKHUPHQTXDOL¿HGIRUWKHVWDWHWRXU nament 16 out of 20 years and won six state ti- tles, all at a time when Astoria competed with schools now at the 6A level. Logue was a 6-foot-4, two-year starter at center, and helped lead Astoria to a combined record of 57 wins, 22 losses. He scored 337 points his senior year, which accounted for more than 25 percent of the team’s season total. The Fishermen went un- defeated at home (19-0) his senior season and entered the state tournament on a 20-game win streak, ranked No. 2 in the state. The Fishermen ZRQWKHLU¿UVWJDPHRIWKHWRXUQDPHQWYV-HI ferson of Portland, followed by two losses. After high school, Logue was a four-year letterman at Willamette University. He was a conference All-Star team three years in a row, and was a Northwest Small College All-Star his senior year, helping Willamette win four straight league titles. He also set a Bearcat record for total points in a game (32), and was inducted into the Willamette Hall of Fame in 2000. Andre Baugh (1973) — A three-year track star, Baugh was voted by teammates as Most Improved, Most Inspirational and Most Valu- able. He broke the school record in the 100-yard dash twice, with a best of 9.9 seconds. He also broke the school’s 220-yard dash record, with a best of 22.4. Both records still stand. He also anchored the quarter-mile relay team to a then- school record of 44.5. At the 1973 Coast Valley Districts, Baugh received All-League honors for winning the 100- and 220-yard races. Baugh also played running back for Astoria football as a junior and senior. The 1972 team won the Coast Valley League Championship, and fought their way to the state playoff semi- ¿QDOV Baugh attended the University of Oregon, where he ran on the Duck track team from 1974-76. He had a successful career with Weyerhae- user and in 1999 started his own consulting business. In 2015, Baugh was awarded the City of Portland’s 30th Annual Spirit of Portland May- or’s Award. Nancy Lovvold (1974) — Lovvold follows in her father’s athletic footsteps — Howard Lovvold (Class of 1946) was inducted into the AHS Hall of Fame in 2001. Nancy participated in volleyball, basketball and softball at AHS. She was a three-year var- sity player in volleyball and basketball, earning team MVP honors in volleyball. In 1972-73, she led the basketball team in scoring (13.5 points per game), and had 31 steals in 13 games, helping Astoria to a 12-1 record. 15. Marconeri was named Cowapa League Coach of the Year in 2014. Astoria graduate Nancy Lovvold, the sec- Submitted Photo 1982 Girls Track — The 1982 Astoria girls ond member of her family to be inducted Astoria High School record-setting track team faced the daunting task of replacing into the school’s Hall of Fame. sprinter Andre Baugh. half the points lost to graduation from the 1981 state championship team. 7KHLUVHDVRQZRXOGEHGH¿QHGE\WKHLUWZR record-setting relay teams. In the season-opening Cowapa League Relays, Astoria set a new meet record for the 400 meter relay of 52.3 seconds, despite a rain storm. Brenda Orand, Sue Glackin, Seine Chi- ang and Lee Boyd added a new meet record of 1:57 in the 800-meter relay. Despite having only 12 girls on the entire team, Astoria won six of eight league meets during the season. At the Cascade Meet of Champions, the 400 relay won in 49.8 seconds to break the school UHFRUGDQGXQRI¿FLDOO\EURNHWKHVWDWHUHFRUG they had set the previous year. At the District Championships, Astoria’s 400 foursome of Carla Bailey, Orand, Glackin and Boyd won in 49.8 to tie the school record. Other school records set in 1982 included the 1,600-meter relay (4:13.2); Chiang in the long jump (17 feet, 1 inch); Boyd in the 100 meters (11.9); Bailey in the high hurdles (16.1); and Michele Glackin in the 800 (2:29.6) and 1,500 Submitted Photo meters (5:00.7). Members of the 1982 Astoria girls track team. In the State Championships at Mount Hood Community College, the Fisherettes tied for Lovvold earned an academic scholarship to During his four years, the Fishermen never second in the team standings. Stanford, and was one of two freshmen to walk- ORVWD&RZDSDPDWFKDQGSODFHGLQWKHWRS¿YH During the 1981-82 seasons, the Astoria girls on and make the varsity women’s basketball WHDP¿QLVKHVDWVWDWHDOOIRXU\HDUV WUDFNWHDPVSODFHG¿UVWDQGVHFRQGDWVWDWHDQG team, where she started at point guard all four Chan won the Cowapa League Scholar Ath- broke a remarkable 16 school records. Three (the years. She served as Stanford’s co-captain her lete Achievement Award after his senior year, 100, 200 and 400 relay) still stand as of 2015. senior year. for his achievements in the classroom (3.67 1986 Boys Golf — Coach Miles Brendan Nancy’s daughter, Christina, was recently GPA) and on the course. and team members Jeff Chan, Steve Hauke, inducted into her high schools’ Hall of Fame. Lou Marconeri (Contributor) — For over Danny Keyser, Sean Patrick and Scott Shelton James Monroe (1987) — As a wrestler at 40 years, Marconeri has contributed to athletics were undefeated in Cowapa League play, and AHS, Monroe placed second at districts and in the Astoria area, coaching athletes of all ages. earned their way back to the State AA-A Tour- fourth at state as a junior in the heavyweight He served on the Astoria Parks and Recreation QDPHQWDIWHUD¿IWKSODFH¿QLVKLQ division. He was 24-3 as a senior, and won the Advisory Board from 1984 to 2007. During his $VWRULD ¿QLVKHG WKLUG LQ 2XW RI WKH district heavyweight title and placed third at 24 years on the board, Marconeri never missed 65 golfers competing, Patrick earned All-State state. a meeting. Upon leaving, Mayor Willis Van KRQRUVZLWKD¿IWKSODFH¿QLVK He played football all four years, as a line- Dusen said, “Lou was a true gentleman and an Honoring the Famers backer and running back for the Fishermen. He asset to the community. Astoria is a better place The induction ceremonies take place 1 p.m. was the Cowapa League’s Defensive Player of because of you.” the Year as a senior. Marconeri has also contributed to Astoria Saturday, Jan. 30 , at the Astoria Elks Club, 453 Monroe had a successful military career High School for over 40 years. Since the 1970’s WK6WUHHWLQWKHWKLUGÀRRU%DOOURRP Doors open at noon. Tickets to the event with the U.S. Army after high school. He was he has been the “Voice of the Fishermen,” as the awarded the Bronze Star from Operation En- public address announcer for basketball games. are $15 and should be purchased in advance during Freedom in Iraq, 2004-06. He has been a major contributor to the Asto- at Astoria High School, no later than 3 p.m., Jeff Chan (1988) — Chan played varsity ria softball community, coaching at the youth, Wednesday . There will be a limited number of golf all four years at AHS, participating in the high school and adult levels for more than 30 tickets available the day of the event at the door. state tournament every year. He was a three-time years. He has coached with Astoria softball Advanced purchases by the deadline date is the District All-Star and three-time Cowapa All-Star. since 2003, serving as head coach from 2009- only means to secure a reservation. Submitted Photo Submitted Photo The 1986 Astoria boys golf team.
