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ALBANY DEMOCRAT HERALD, MONDAY, OCT. 27, 1980 1 7 Seattle does without mi Wcstphal but boat Pac 10 football the Blazers anyway Conference All Sanaa WLTPteOP WLTPteOP III 17 III1M UCLA use Waahnata Artt.lt. Cl Stanford Week St Artaooa Onm Oregon St III IT 1 1 I IM 71 III 71 IIIW7IN III II III 177 I II III II 71 I 1 1 IM IN 1 1 1 III 111 I I I KM 177 III 1 1 1 It 17 III MM Ml 71 117 I I 1 71 1 1 I 14 IM III Mill III 17 Ml Ohlolt II, WUconilnl Oklahoma 41. Iowa SI. Purdue Michigan St.

IS Temple II, Cincinnati 7 W. Mkhlgao 17, Ballfll IS SOUTHWEST Baylor II, Tesaa Cbrlallaa I Kanau 14, Oklahoma SI. 14 McNeeaelt M.ArkanaaaSt.IS Now Mnlco Teiaa-KI Paw II Rico II. Teiea Anal I Southern Huh eel TuImM.W.ToihSI PAR WEST ArtMM St 17, Pacific U.I SYUM, Hawaii 7 Coloreooat II, Utehll lle Drake NawMnlcaSI.il Long Baack St II, Oram St. II Navy 14, Washington li Nabraika 41, Colorado 7 Notra Oama Arliona I Oregon II.

Net -LatVegasI laa Joes St Idaho II Stanford 41, Washington St. UCLA tl, California! Utah Stale 14, Fresno SI. I WjrenilngM.SaaDlegoSt I IATURDAY'1 0 AMES Wayne Anderson, North Albany resident: "People in North mean, they like each other, but they don't want io be sitting right on top of their neighbors. Here there's room to spread. You can see deer tracks in the backyard, and ducks and geese flying overhead.

It's so peaceful and quiet you can hear pheasants calling or a train whistle down in Albany. We want to keep it this way. "I think Inge can be of use to North Albany. She understands what people want here, and I'm confident she can work with them to accomplish their goals." In Oregon 32, Las Vegas 9 SCORE BY PERIODS NevedaLu Vegas (-1 Oreoa lit f-M HOW THtV SCORED 01 Sroetarhoua put trots OgtaraWellvmoiirklckl NLV-POPetereoell ORE tackled Oee-try taendiono ORE -1 eletv, pat anapped Nl and MM ore Jarkeo put Iron Ogbtira (Jollvneurklckl ORE Leak I na Jellrneur kick) OKI Low a pans Iron Uuk (Joirrmearkkk) NLV aentry I ran (run failed) Attendance-II. TEAM STATISTICS Omtm Nevada-Las egaa I Loa Beach lUlo II.

Onion IUI II Noire Dimi Arliona I Artsona State 17, Pacific! UCLA California I Stanford 4S. Washington St. Navy Waahmgton II USC.Idle SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Oregon IUU Stanford Waahmgton Slate el Oregon California alUSC Artaoao IUU at Washington UCLAttAmesi GYMNASTICS (boy.glrUI: South Albany at Spragut; Labanoa at Com all la. Mona7Bm. VOLLEYBALL: South Albany at Cor-vallla; McNary at Waal Albany, Labanoa atNortkSalaa.

MaU-hoa7a TUESDAY CROSS COUNTRY (fceyfirti: Yamhlll-Carllon at Jetfartoa, 4 a a. VOLLEYBALL: Want Una at Swaet Homo; Central Una at Taft; Kennedy at Scla; Jefttrooa Soarwood. Malcbaa pa. WEDNESDAY CROSSCOUNTRY Iboya-glrlt): Sweat Homo, Mfenoa al Central Lisa Invitational, 4pm. VOLLEYBALL: Soul Salea at South Albany; Weet Albany al McKay; Cor-vallM al Labanoa Matcttee I a.

NBA standings WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Dlvlalea Phoenli 7 1 J71 -LaaAngclM I .771 OoldenSUta II JM I BLAZERS 14 III Seattle 4 I 4 SaaDlega 1 I IM 44 Mldweat Dfvlalaa SaaAnlonle II JM KanaaaClty 4 1 .444 4 Houatoa SI .171 44 Utah I I .171 4 Denver 1 I 14 Dallai I 121 I EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dtrteloa Pet 01 New York I I JM PhUadetphU .714 Bosloa 4 1 .171 14 NewJeroey 4 4 0 WaaMngtoa IT 44 By The Aeeoewted Preee SEATTLE Seattle' 111-98 victory Sunday over Portland was remarkable for several reasons. It was the team's first at borne, first in four games, and the first against a Pacific Division rival. But it also was significant in that it was secured without high-scoring guard Paul Westphal, who missed the game after doctors discovered the beginnings of a stress fracture in his right foot. He Is expected to sit out for two weeks. The Sonics entered Sunday's game with a record accented by the team's worst offensive output ever at home Saturday against Phoenix 75 points.

Seattle Coacb Lenny Wilkens, spurred by the loss of Westphal and still trying to find a cure to his team's ailment, started his fifth different starting lineup. But Wilkens credited execution and team play with the victory. "The effort was good tonight. We stayed more with our offense," be said. "We didn't give up that many fast breaks or let anyone roam down the middle without someone helping out.

"I Just told the players to go out and have fun, to play relaxed," be said. But Wilkens Is far from relaxed over the loss of Westphal. Earlier, former Sonic Slick Watts said he could provide the missing ingredient in the Seattle backcourt, regardless of Westpbal's health. The Sonics also are minus guard Gus Williams who is Involved in a salary dispute. Wilkens and his counterpart at Portland, Jack Ramsay, agreed that rebounding keyed the Seattle victory.

Seattle center Jack Sikma bad 19 and forward John Johnson 12. Seattle led 60-46 at the bait and out-rebounded Portland 28-16 in the first two periods -11-5 on offensive rebounds. And though the Trail Blazers were able to close to within two at 5:31 when a Billy Ray Bates layin made it 94-92, Seattle outscored the Trail Blazers 15-2 over the next four minutes to secure the Northwest Conference NFL standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cut NLV On ibm AiKJemee IT II Pet. rr PA I I I 171 HI III Pee Lutheroa I I Ltafleul I I I 4 I I II I 4 I I 7M lal tot lai im rmtdawaa Rashes yards easing yards Return yard! Pwats PaajbkwM Buffalo Now England Baltimore Miami N.V.Jat Lewie a Clark I I Willamette I I 44 71 UIN IM 117 71 IM IS-M-I 11 IM le-4 TM WS t-l I I J7I 144 I I .141 114 14 Whit wort I I 4 I I I III I III I Pec tile Central SATURDAY'S RESULTS 141 1-74 PaaalUaa-yaroa Cleveland INDIVIDUAL LEADEHl IM 174 IM IM 117 IM JM 111 171 .171 111 IM I II I I I I 4 I I I Waal II I I I I RUIHINQ Nevade-Lae Vegas, MayM HI, Crease Mi, Carbee ill. Headereea l-ll, Oonlry 17-aitoas I.

Oreasa, Raaorteea 7-41, Imi m-n, Pacific Lvlhoraa4l, Pacific Lawta Clark Willamette Uofteld 17, WhHworth 7 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Pacific Luthoraa al LlnfMd Wtiilworth at Lew la-Clark Willamette at Pacific Pittsburgh CtncUuuU San Diets Oakland Central DtvlalM IM Ml 171 IM 111 IM North Albany, keep Inge MllwaukM T-l T7I 0 court 11 M. Bleharel M4, 4-11. IndUna II 14 I I 144 IM 4 I JM 141 IM KanaaaClty J7I I I Atlanta 4 I Chicago I I lev and 4 I 4 I aoatua 141 171 working for vou. Evergreen Conference NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMINO Nevade-Laa Vegas, Gea-try 1M4-I III, Maya H4 M. Oregon, Ogbera a-IM in, Lwk 144 44.

RKCEIVINa Nevada Laa Vagal, Onnna Ml, Cook IM Omasa, Jacaaoa 444, JaaMS Ml. Maaar l-U. 14 14 Detroit IT IM SATURDAY'S GAMES League AilOaaea WL Seattle IIT7B IS at ii M-iii I I I I I I I I I I EaateraOretM OrofoaTeck SouUMraOragaa Oreaoa Collage Waahtofloa Philadelphia Dallat It Loula Waahtngtoa Y. Giant DetraH Tampa Bay OraaoBay Chlcaga I I I I I I 1 I I Eaat I I I HI 101 I II IS I I I ill 117 HI I I I 111 IM I I 17 ZM Contra III IM IM 141 I 4 I 4M 111 IU I 4 I III 14 I I I .171 III IM I I I J71 IM IM Want I I I I C. Waaningtoa SATURDAY'S RESULTS Oregon Central Waahmgton I Oregon Teck Seulaora Orofea a OCEM.W WaehMften! SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Oreaoa at OC I EaaUra Oregaa at Oregoa Tech Atlaau I I I I I I Long Beach State 31, Oregon State 21 SCORE BY PERIODS Long Beech elate I 11 14-11 Oregon luu 1 14 l-ll MOW THEY SCORED OSU HolaMa I na I Mangold kick I LSI -Horsey I run (Potreataaklck) LM-POPetruelaa4T OSU Raklniw I run (Mangold kick! OHU Stagier run I Mangold kick I LBS Johnaea 41 pant front Starke? (Patrnelatklck) L3 iMadrtaaa I rua (Patnalai ktrkl Lot AngaUa Ml lot (M III 141 171 14 Ml SaaFranclaca III NewOrleena III 111 ai SUNDAY'S GAMES Starkoy I na (PotraaUn kick) College football SATURDAY'S RESULTS EAST Boats College M.

Amy 14 POBTLAND (M): Natl 1 14 14. Waahlagloa 4 II, Thomneee 7 II, Brewer IM It, Paiaoall-I IS. OwenalMI. Batea 1 14 7, Groat! Ml. Hnnaey Totalatlll-KM.

SEATTLE (111): oh noon I 11, Sheltoe 11-11 II. Slkaa 1 7-1 IT. Brown 11 1-1 Johneoa I II. Bailey 1 14 4. unlit 1 14 1.

Doaaldm 1 14 1 Walker 11-11, Awtrey I 14 I Totalt 41 1741 111. ruled Oat: Peruana, Thorn poon Total Poole: Portland II, Seattle SI. Attendance: 11,437. Elswhr in tht NBA: SPURS ttt, LAKERS IM: Sao Anttolo woo its eighth straight gam of tbc NBA leuon. Sunday, night led by George Gerrln's 25 points.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led all scorers with 30 points, while James SUas and Dave Conine supported Gervln with 17 and IS points, respectively. BUCKS 111, BULLETS SS: Brian Winters led a 34-24 Milwaukee surge In the third quarter that put the game away, scoring It of his 17 points In the period. Marques Johnson hit nine of his game-high 21 points in the the same quarter for the Bucks, who won their sixth straight game. Elvin Hayes-was high for Washington with 17. Llnn-Banton men 3rd in cross country Nick Stewart and Keith Killgore paced the Linn-Benton Com-munity College men's cross country team to a third place finish Saturday at Oregon City in an OCCAA 4-team meet won by Lane.

The Roadrunner girls placed second, led by Debbie Prince's fourth place finish, and a seventh by Linda Friesen. TEAM SCORES men I Lane M. Clarkaaaa 14, LBCC M. CbrmekeU U4. INDIVIDUAL 14 a)Uee: Vance Blow.

Cla. LBCC: 14. Nick Stewart 141: II, keua Killfon, Jim Jeter. JeB CUfloa Hick Dodge, nut TEAM SCORES (girls) CUckamea 17, LBCC M. Cbeneketa and Lnae tncomplte INDIVIDUAL (l-eiueel: I.

Deh Sunoa, Cla. UH LBCC: 4. Dehbie Prince. 7. Linda Prlesea, Ultl, I.

Pan Srader 14 HI, 11. Jackie in table MS) 12, Becky CaatleUn. TEAM STATISTICS OSU PhlladelphU HI. Atlanta IM Cleveland 111, Indiana IM New York IM. New Jereey Ml Boatoa 11, Waahmgton 17 KanaaaClty IM, Denver ia Dotreg 111 Houatoa IM MUwaukoe IM.

Chicago 11 hot Angelee 117. Utah Saa Antonio 111. San DlegeM Goldan Stale M.Dallaa 71 Phoenli IM.Satlle7l SUNDAY'S GAMES MUwaukoe III. WaehtngtoaN Saa Anlonle IM, Loa AngeuH IM Seattle II I BLA2ERSM MONDAY'S GAMES Nepaeaicbeduled Radio-TV sports TV: MONDAY 4 Mpa Ck. II Ohio SUUf Arliona SUU replay.

I a. Cb. Jet at Muml Dolphma. 7 a Ck I Muml Dolphma 7 a Ck. I-T Rick Brook.

UO loot ball. TUESDAY 4 Mpa Ck ll-SporUScene. I a. Ck. I Atlanta Hawke at C.

Kmga. I I a Ck II CoUeft loetball: Wild card ropUy. RADIO: MONDAY I pa NY. Jet at Miami DotphmaiKLOO-AM, UM). NHL scores SUNDAY'S GAMES Buffalo I.

NY lalanderal PhUadelphu a. Hartford I New York angora 7, Detroit I Chicago 7. Oueboc I Boatoa Wtanlpeg 7, tie -Loa Aageiea 4. Edmonton 4. Ue ancouver ToronU I lU I.

UMtadHawUsI II M-tM RM Brewall.HolTCreeal PlratSewaa Ruahaa-yarda Paaaag yaroe Return yarde SN Ml 1 a ll-tie urn 1 l-ll TM Denver 14. New York Gunu I Atlanta 11. Lea Angtleo II Grew Bay II. Mtnnoaota I Buffalo II, Now England 11 Waahmgton B. New Orleana 14 Cleveland 17.

PHtaburgh St Loula 17, Baltimore II KanaaaCHyM, Detroit IT Philadelphia IT, Chlcaga II Houatoa Cucuwall 1 Oakland Seattle II Tampa Bay M. San Francaca TONIGHT GAME Meat Miami SUNDAY. NOV. I AllanU al Buffalo Baltimore at Kanau City DallaaatSI Louie Green Bay al PHtaburgh Saa Fmnclare at Detroit San Dkao at Cmclnnall PhUedripnla al Seattle Giant 1 el Tampa Bay JetaalNewKngland Heueteo at Denver New Ortoena al Lee Angela Miami al Oakland MaaiaiM at Waahlagloa MONDAY, NOV. I Chicago el CUvMaad Famblaa-leat II II IM IM PaaaUMe yarda INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSH1NO Lena Roach.

Doddridge M-IM. Load IMI. Slarkoy i II Oregoa Patuo Ml. ItagJor M-71, RoMnaoa I-M, Hmhmri Iwt-M, PAMINO Long Beecfc. SUrfcay ll-B-I Ml.

Oregaa SI, Stagier M-IS-I II, Rlrhardaon. M. ltd llcClaaa. Paid lar no aVt McNoeao I Tiio.ii ii Ht 1. Ion 147-f.

Corvalko. OR 7U tOraeaar. RRCSiVINO Long Boacft. Kelly Ml, and Wuiuau Ml Oregaa aawFMel I- I St Vagal Ml, Rah Main l-M CelgaleM. Columbia a Coraoll Dartmouth I Peaalt M.W VlrgtalalS Harvard I Syracuaa IT.

Ratgara I al I. Pane I SOUTH Alabami tl, I MlaaUalppIT CKadol tl, Newberry I Ftortoa II, LouUvUlal PhnrMa It Memphla St I Farman II, Appalachian St Georgia 17, Kantucky I Maranall II. Caret ma II Maryland 17. Duke 14 MuMlaatppirT. Vaadorbtlt 14 MnjaaaupotSt Auburall Caretiaa II.

Carolina I Carolina St M. CkmaoeM PKtibwgh M. Tonaeeaoo Rlrhaoad II. Vlrglau Tech SW Leuauaaa M. Lamar TeaneaaaaSt Nk-holliSI.

II Ta haiunooga M. Tena St 14 TechM Tnlanell.boorgia Tech 14 VltUaevalT.Valll Va-ginla Wak FerM II MIDWEST Michigan 17, NW LeatiUna I tllUMliSl I. tadUaaSt Indiana M. Nerthwoetera Kent St M.E Michigan II Muml. OnlaT.

Bowling Green I MkiuiaaM. llllnoult MuaooMaM. Iowa I MlaaourllS.KanaaaSt I Uliaeil7.WichHaSt.ll OkMU M.Talodol Kim 4 River levels 14. DEFENSIVE LEADERS OSU. Oracle II lackloa; Howard Weotoraerg Name 1, Cetet a.

Keever I.HoUwBk,WarTa4. Prep football SATURDAY'S RESULTS WILCO Head Rrrer 4S. The Dallee a Centennial II, Columbia I PILKAST JefMreaa M. WaahmgtoavMeareel Jackaaa M. Rnooilt II SOUTHERN KlaaMlkM, Eagle Penal CLASSAA Baca 14.

Mae Hi 11 NUN -CONFERENCE SUrteaaTaNI Detroit M.0UOI River StfleS WUlaawtleal Albany 4 7 1 1 Nerth Saul lam al Mebamt 1141 Sanuaa al Jef fenoa 14 41 Clackamae al ClacUau 1111 Nekalea al Feaa I Tel I Neatucca al Beaver 1114 SUoaatSUXi II 11 AUoa near Tidewater 1111 Saalew aear htaptetoa 41 Area sports calendar MONDAY CROSS COUNTRY (Dovoglrlal: Car-vallia. South Albany and (Veal Albany al Bryant Pnrh. Labanoa at Creeceat Vailoy; MaoUlga. 0 f' jr ifcw-kv vN "Has your insurance kept up with the rising value of your home?" BIG MUTH I If you're not sure, ask one of us about a State Farm Homeowners policy with Inflation Coverage. With it, your protection can increase to keep up with rising rebuilding costs.

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