Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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teity football Team Unity Shown . Boh Norman motes in on Newberg, while the hall carrier is dropped. 2. Daren Stogsdill, Kick Muller. Mark Yandagriftl.arry Johnson and Stacy Murray scramble to pick up a fumble at midfield. 3. Jeff Jones and l)at id k luting comerge on the sidelines.

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alias opened it's 1983 football season with a low scoring game against the Jesuit Crusaders. The home team won nearly every statistical battle hut the final one; losing the non-league game to Jesuit, (9-0). The Dragons then got on the winning track, downing visiting Molalla. (14-0). Dallas had 103 yards rushing and seven first downs to the Indians six. The game was scoreless until the second quarter, when Todd Whitlow hooked up with Norm McKinley on a 48 yard passplay to put the Dragons up, (7-0). In the fourth quarter, Dallas drove downfield when Jim Sullivan ran for a “Two scamper” into the end zone to finish the Indians. Goran Sundlof kicked both extra points. Dallas then travelled to Forest Grove playing a scoreless first half as an apparent 33 yard touchdown pass by Forest Grove was nullified by a clipping penalty. The Vikings finally put things together in the third period with a 32 yard field goal. Dallas came back and threatened to score another, hut a fumble on the Forest Grove 47 yard line set up a Viking touchdown. The final onset was Forest Grove 10, Dallas 0. Dallas defense was outstanding with linebacker Troy Slack leading the team with fifteen tackles. I. hob Norman. David Fluting and Shawn Cairo block their Molalla opponents. 2. Wendell LaMotte and Troy Slack are involved in a defensive pile up at midfield. 3. Jeff Dougherty, Steve W ill and Dave Oberg disagree w ith the referee on a holding call. 4. David Fluting, Todd Schroder. Rocky Siemiller and Todd Caudill sack the Forest Grove quarterback. 2 3

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j.il. football Terrific Season mm lie J.Y. Football team had an impressive season, finishing 4-4. oterall and 4-2 in hB8 league. Matt Scraheck led the team with 127 rushes, following close behind was Greg Byrne with SO rushes. Matt Scraheck also had three receptions. In total yards, Scraheck had 607 yards rushing. Greg Byrne had 594 yards. The leading scorer was Greg Byrne with 32 points, following close behind him was David Korb with 31 points. Matt Scraheck added 26 points. David Korb led in defensive tackles. Coach, Jim Chaney, felt very good about the season, lie said he had a great bunch of men to work with. “Each week we continued to get better. The play ers should feel good about their 4-2 league record”. Overall team leaders were sophomores, Larry Johnson, Rees i Linn. Rob Salinas, and Mike Cupps was voted most spirited. Despite a 27-20 loss to Canby the final game of the season, the J. V. looked impressive in all the league games. Jim Chaney has coached J. V. Football for 5 years. 3 I. Sophomore, David Korb, “hoots the hall to opponents. 2. i'he J. V. line gets ready for contact from opponents. .3. Assistant coach, Larry Pursel, talks with the squad. 4. .4 pile up between Dallas players and opponents.