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SIUSLAW NEWS | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2018 | 3B S CORES & S TANDINGS B OWLING MERCHANT LEAGUE TEAMS BUD'S 4 U SAW BABE'S LOW MONEY ROLLERS WHITE CLOUD ENTERPRISES PRATER CONSTRUCTION CAL'S TEAM HOLIDAY BOWL BOB'S TEAM BIG DOG DONUTS HIGH GAME SCRATCH JUSTIN LEMHOUSE HIGH GAME HDCP JUSTIN LEMHOUSE HIGH SERIES SCRATCH LOGAN WARRICK HIGH SERIES HDCP ZEVION STATLER 9/25/18 WINS 49 48 44.5 44 37.5 34.5 33 32 27 746 WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE TEAMS OREGON BEACH CONN SPUTTERS BEAUTY & THE BEAST 9/26/18 WINS 13.5 13 12 LOSSES 27 28 31.5 32 35.5 41.5 43 44 49 286 300 719 LOSSES 2.5 3 4 M EN ’ S GOLF Ocean Dunes Men’s Club S EPT . 27, 2018 Individual Play Gross and Net Flighted A Flight — 1st place low gross: Harold Kinney - 83 2nd place low gross: Jack Napoles - 82 3rd place low gross: Jeff Dagoberg - 80 B Flight — Siuslaw 1st place low net: Doug King - 69 2nd place low net: Bob Graves - 70 3rd place low net: Wayne Noel - 70 KP#4: Jeff Dagoberg; KP#8: Jeff Earnshaw; KP#4: Kyle Nelson; KP#8: Tom Thompson from 1B Th ree of the match’s four sets were won in extra play and by just two points, with Siuslaw’s 25-19 win in the third set being the largest margin of victory. “We had tough serving and a really balanced off ense that I don’t think Marist was ex- pecting,” said Hornung, whose team had four players — se- niors Makenzie York and Al- yssa Richards, and juniors Mia Collins and Elissa Hurley — all score at least 8 kills each. York had the lion’s share, smacking 12 kills and deliver- ing 7 aces over the net. Collins contributed 9 kills, along with 8 kills each from Richards and Hurley. Aft er narrowly losing the fi rst set 28-26, Siuslaw came out strong in the second set to even the match at 1-1 with a 27-25 win. Th at momentum carried into the third set for the deci- sive 25-19 win that gave Siu- Garage Doors sales • installation • repair We sell and install all types of garage doors, as well as garage door openers. alumium • steel • wood • fi berglass • vinyl Give us a call today for a free estimate. We promise fast, friendly service and great rates! MIKE BARRETT’S GARAGE DOORS PERFECT STORM FOURS A CROWD WESTLAKE 4 HIM WHAAT? WHO CARES KING PINS SENIOR MOMENTS GO GETTERS AVENGERS HIGH GAME SCRATCH MEN CAL HILKEY WOMEN PAT EDDY HIGH SERIES SCRATCH MEN MIKE BALDWIN WOMEN PAT EDDY 11 11 9 8 5.5 5 4 3 1 TIMBER LEAGUE TEAMS SEARS WILDFLOWER MONTESORRIE VFW HIM AND I AND EDD BALLS O'FIRE CAR WASH AND SHINE HUFF LOGGING UNCLE FRANKS BARBERSHOP HIGH GAME SCRATCH BRIAN HOULIHAN HIGH GAME HDCP BRIAN HOULIHAN HIGH SERIES SCRATCH CAL HILKEY HIGH SERIES HDCP CAL HILKEY 9/27/18 WINS 49 44 33 32.5 32 30 20.5 15 FRIDAY SENIOR TRIO TEAMS SEARAY FLOWER POWER DISABLED PIN POPPERS WINERS 1 MORE PIN 9/28/18 WINS 12 12 12 9 7 6 247 220 708 535 slaw the advantage — and an opportunity to take the match in four sets. “We all got together before the fourth game and said, ‘We can do this,’” said senior Falon Borgnino, who had four blocks in the match. A major turning point game late in the fourth set, when the game was delayed while offi - cials debated over a hit. A call against Siuslaw would have giv- en Marist a 26-24 win to force a fi ft h game. Little 5 5 7 8 10.5 11 12 13 15 from 1B traced back to Billy “White Shoes” Johnson of the Houston Oilers. Yes, young readers, it was before the Houston Tex- ans. He fi rst did the funky chicken and now there are a plethora of celebrations. Years ago, the NFL began pe- LOSSES 15 20 31 31.5 32 34 43.5 49 256 285 653 719 LOSSES 4 4 4 7 9 10 695 485 9/30/18 WINS 12.5 11.0 10.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 5.5 5.0 4.0 LOSSES 3.5 5.0 6.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 10.5 11.0 8.0 804 254 209 991 289 292 2246 704 528 2877 809 741 Th e most common action af- ter scoring was the spike by the scoring player. Soon, the runningback decided to give credit to his linemen and gave a ball for one of them to spike. Other common player actions are: spinning the ball aft er a good play, pointing to indicate a fi rst down, spoon feeding oneself for more, patting ones’ own chest for taking blame, the stomp off of players aft er a good hit with a chest thump, and the ever-present chest bumping. I do not know about other coaches, but the idea of having Gatorade or water dumped on me aft er a victory was not ac- ceptable. When my Siuslaw JV football teams went undefeat- ed for three years, there was a whisper they were thinking of getting me wet. I let them know in no uncertain terms it better not happen. It did not. One year, my assistant coach said he would shave his head if we were undefeated. We were, and he did. It was my belief we won those games through hard work ra-ther than some pre- conceived goal to have a coach shave his head by winning. You motivate your team in any way you think will help them be successful. Celebrations by profession- al athletes are being seen throughout all levels of ath-le- tic competition. Th e NCAA has rules against such demon- strations. One only has to look at the U of O defensive back taunting a Cal receiver leading to a fi rst down and eventual touchdown. In a recent NFL game, a receiv- er for the San Francisco 49ers took more than 10 seconds celebrating his touchdown with a teammate. Th ey were behind by three touchdowns at the time. Finally, we see Pizza Hut advertising the correct end zone dance upon the delivery of a pizza. Are you kidding me? Oh, just to let you know, when white shoes became so popular many of my team-mates were painting their shoes white — I painted mine red. Go Boxers! Open 4 days a week! 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Next Th ursday’s home game against Elmira will be Senior Night, when the Viks will rec- ognize seniors Borgnino, York and Richards. First serve for all three matches is set for 6:30 p.m. DENTURE SERVICES INC. 524 Laurel St. 541-997-6054 10 10 11 11 us some real confi dence.” York went on to fi nish out the match from the service line as the Viks won it on a Marist hitting error, 27-25. In addition to its balanced and aggressive off ense, Siuslaw also got tremendous defense led by the eff orts of Richards, with 10 digs, Collins with 9 digs, and freshmen Hayden Muller and Zoe Alberty, who had 9 digs and 5 digs, respectively. 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