THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, MAY 14, 2018
SPORTS
7A
Warrenton, Knappa,
Jewell track athletes
qualify for state meet
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PORTLAND — The 3A,
2A and 1A district track meets
for the Northwest region were
held Friday and Saturday at
Portland Christian, where ath-
letes from Warrenton, Knappa
and Jewell all qualified for their
respective state meets.
Warrenton dominates the
throwing events on a yearly
basis in the Lewis & Clark
League, and did so again over
the weekend.
Fernanda Alvarez scored
a district title in the discus (a
personal best toss of 94 feet, 6
inches), and also qualified for
state with a second-place finish
in the shot put (35-5). Team-
mate Faith Peterson was sec-
ond in the javelin (PR 99-9).
Sophomore Mark Warren
placed first in the javelin (156-
4) and shot put (PR 45-7).
On the track, Warrenton’s
Kaisa Liljenwall took second
Astoria girls track team
scores another league title.
Scappoose closes out Seaside
SEASIDE — Scappoose scored 13 runs over the first three
innings, on its way to a 16-4 win Friday over Seaside at Broad-
way Field in a Cowapa League softball finale.
Gracie Rhodes drove in two runs with a double, and team-
mate Viola Soprano had two hits, including a double, to lead the
Gulls.
Gabie Krueger was 4-for-5 with two RBIs, a double and three
runs scored for Scappoose, which had 17 hits.
in both hurdle races to qualify
for state (17.32 seconds in the
100 meter hurdles, and 48.56 in
the 300). Both times were per-
sonal bests.
The Catlin Gabel girls and
boys swept the league’s team
championships, while the War-
renton girls placed fourth, and
Warriors’ head coach Morgan
Slonaker was named as the
league’s Coach of the Year.
Three Loggers qualify
The Knappa track team
qualified three athletes for state:
sprinter Kanai Phillip (second
in the 100 meters, 11.91), Rob-
ert Pina-Morton (second in the
3,000 meters in a career-best
9:34.60), and Spencer Teague,
who cleared 5-10 for second
‘I wish we
could do
more, but
... we gotta
work.’
visit homes of people hop-
ing to adopt, take animals
to events and mentor other
volunteers.
“We’re kind of animal
crazy and we decided that
instead of bringing every one
home, we should volunteer,”
Annette said. “I wish we
could do more, but doggone
it, we gotta work.”
The couple represents just
two of the volunteers who
have spent years at the shel-
ter, Lonnie said. His favorite
annual tradition is the Christ-
mas fundraiser. Part of the
fundraiser involves adopted
pets taking pictures with
Santa Claus.
Banks scored six runs in the second inning and added four in
the seventh for a 10-2 Cowapa League softball win Friday over
Astoria at CMH Field.
Lexxis Lyngstad had two of Astoria’s four hits, while the
Braves had to overcome eight errors in the field.
Kaylen Storms had two doubles for Banks, and teammate
Hannah McCourt added a triple.
Astoria finishes third in the league standings, and will play in
the upcoming regional play-in round (date and opponent to be
announced).
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Couple: has ‘a
love for animals’
Continued from Page 1A
Banks earns 10-2 win over Astoria
Annette Lear
volunteer
Recently, Lonnie has
been the man in the red-and-
white suit. “A lot of the dogs,
it seems like they recognize
you even five years after
they’re adopted,” he said.
When asked why he con-
tinues to volunteer there two
decades later, Lonnie said,
“just a love for the animals.”
Scappoose tops Seaside baseball
Warrenton’s Mark Warren was a double winner for the
Warriors in the javelin and shot put.
in the high jump. Pina-Morton
took third in the 1,500 meters,
in a PR time of 4:30.60.
Gabi Morales highlighted
Jewell’s day in the Casco/Val-
ley 10 district meet, taking
first in the 300 hurdles (48.54),
second in the 100 hurdles
(17.30) and third in the high
jump (4-10). All marks were
personal bests.
Teammate Lily Kaczenski
won the pole vault, clearing
8-3.
SCAPPOOSE — Playing their last regular season game as
a member of the Cowapa League, Scappoose posted a 13-5 win
Friday over visiting Seaside.
The Indians led 6-0 after two innings, before the Gulls rallied
with five runs in the top of the fifth.
Scappoose answered with seven runs in the bottom of the
fifth.
Astor Landwehr had two of Seaside’s seven hits, while Isaias
Jantes drove in two runs. Terrence Lewis and Logan Travis each
had a home run for Scappoose.
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Cemetery: Lost its last full-time worker in 2013
Continued from Page 1A
The city of Astoria opened
Ocean View Cemetery in
1898 and is responsible for
maintaining the 100-acre site
to this day. There had once
been a Parks and Recreation
crew dedicated to the care of
the cemetery, but not for sev-
eral years now. The cemetery
lost its last full-time worker
in 2013. In recent years, the
parks department’s small
maintenance crew has split
its time across the depart-
ment’s 69 sites and more than
300 acres of parkland, though
some of that work has been
outsourced to contractors in
several instances. As of 2016,
the city’s finance department
is now in charge of administra-
tive tasks like scheduling buri-
als and overseeing records,
invoices and payments.
‘We’re at a point where
we’re able to keep up pretty
well with grass mowing and
weed eating right now.’
Angela Cosby
parks director
There are still openings for
seasonal maintenance work-
ers Astoria will need to fill
this season, but Cosby said
the maintenance crew is
keeping up with the current
workload.
“We’re at a point where
we’re able to keep up pretty
well with grass mowing and
weed eating right now,” Cosby
said.
In addition to offering a
high starting wage, Cosby
said she’s realized the depart-
ment should widen the scope
of recruitment. Instead of
focusing on young people, she
has realized they should look
at recent retirees — especially
recent government retirees —
who might be interested in a
little extra income.
On Saturday, volunteers
helped the Parks Department
get a little bit ahead of spring
growth.
More than a dozen vol-
unteers, including students
with Tongue Point Job Corps,
chipped away at maintenance
projects at the cemetery that
afternoon. They cleared brush,
whacked weeds and cleaned
around grave sites by hand.
Across the state, hundreds of
volunteers were performing
similar tasks at other cemeter-
ies as part of a statewide push
to coordinate cleanup events
at many of Oregon’s historic
cemeteries.
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