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20 ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD, SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1979 about sports LBCC defeated in Centralia tourney; Roadrunner women's club wins by 38 Coach Al Tarpenning said 65 runners are expected for the trials, Including Alberto Salazar of the University of Oregon, the 1979 AAU cross country champions. pretty good second unit, said Roadrunner Coach Dave Dangler after his squad -ii i a ii yi ii yn felt we could have beat them If we'd played well." One of the few bright spots for Linn-Benton was the play of former Lebanon High athlete Bill Ray, who hit eight Of 12 from the field and led the Roadrunners with 18 points. Jon Newell, who scored 10, was the only other LBCC player in double figures. Following their game with Centralia today, the Roadrunners' next action will be Wednesday when they host Lewis and Clark College.

LBCC 3: Anderson Newell 10, Covins 4, Leonard Maahs 4, RlcketU Ray 18. Hombuckle 2, Richardson GRAYS HARBOR (73) Montgomery 23, Simon 12, Mc-Clanahan 12. Hacker 6, Lyon 4, Cloyd 3, Mitchell 2, Dunkln4, Perry 4. Halftlme: Grays Harbor 33, LBCC 30. Total fouls: LBCC 17, Grays Harbor 15.

LBCC WOMEN WIN CENTRALIA, Wash. The balance of the season for Linn-Benton Community College's women's basketball team is looking bright for one very obvious reason. And that reason is balance. "We have a pretty good first unit and a uiayuacu ui vciiu ana iuuiiuuuujr vuucgc 73-35 Friday night. "This is the second consecutive game we've gotten real good balanced scoring." Linn-Benton, now 2-0 on the young season, was to meet Grays Harbor of Washington today at 3.

"I've been very pleased," Dangler said. "We're playing pretty well. There's room for some improvement to be made, but we're progressing pretty well with each game." A pair of freshmen ex-Lebanon athlete Debbie Prince and Jean Melson of Tillamook led the Roadrunners in scoring with 13 points apiece. Trina Marvin of Lebanon and Karey Poehlman of West Albany added nine each, while Jeri Johnson had eight and Linda Friesen of Scio chipped in seven. LBCC (73) Prince 13.

Baaske 4, Legee 2, Hatcher 4, Pierce 2, Friesen 7, Poehlman Marvin Johnson I i CENTRALIA, Wash. A cold trigger finger and a tough opponent combined to give the Linn-Benton Community College men's basketball team its second loss in three games Friday night. The Roadrunners dropped a 70-63 decision to Grays Harbor in the Centralia Tournament and will face Centralia today. The tournament does not pit the winners against winners or vice verse. "We were a victim of poor shooting," said LBCC Coach Butch Kimpton, "especially on good opportunity shots.

Our key people were taking good shots, and those are the people that we expect to score. But they weren't hitting tonight. "We didn't get the type of offensive consistency that you need to win basketball games." The Roadrunners were In a position to take command late in the contest, tied at 60-60. "But we didn't hit the shots and they did," said Kimpton. "If we had shot well with the shots we took, we could have won the game.

"Grays Harbor is a strong team, but I Menken scores 34, but Beavers lose at home Despite 34 points from Carol Menken, Oregon State's women's basketball team lost for the third game in four games Fri- day, falling 73-67 to San Francisco at Gill Coliseum. Menken, formerly of Jefferson High School and Linn-Benton Community College, made 17 of 24 field goal attempts but it wasn't enough for the 1-3 Beavers, who host San Jose State tonight, 7:30. "After our big game against (he Soviet Union (Wednesday), we were mentally and physical! down," OSU Coach Aki Hill said. "Our defense was terrible, we had no anticipation on defense." North Albany unbeaten after 42-point victory North Albany Junior High School ex-, tended its unbeaten string to three games Friday with a 79-37 victory over North Salem, a game which was as lopsided as the score suggests. Albany led 38-19 at the half, then outscored its opponent 23-2 in the third quarter to turn it into a blowaway North Albany, perhaps assembling its best team in a decade, if not more, had four players in double figures, John Elk-ington leading the way with 21.

North Salem 10 2 1637 North Albany 16 22 23 H-79 NORTH SALEM (37): Evans 5, Rltter 13. Randall 7, France 2, Gower 2, Peper 2, Hanson 6. NORTH ALBANY (7): Elklngton 21, Llndley 3, Martin 14, Moore 2, Ogan 6, Smith 4, Stallck 12, Steele 4, Taylor 13, World cross-country trials set for Eugene The Amateur Athletic Union announced Friday that U.S. trials for the 1980 world cross country running championship will be at Lane Community College in Eugene. The top nine finishers in the race Jan.

19 will go to the world championship in Paris, France, in March. Lane Community College cross country. Perez, lost via free agency to the Boston Red Sox. And, In another big trade late Friday night, the St. Louis Cardinals acquired much-traveled outfielder Bobby Bonds, a onetime superstar, from the Cleveland Indians for right-handed pitcher John Denny and outfielder Jerry Mumphrey OSU's first 1980 foe, Wyoming, hires new coach Pat Dye, 40, highly successful football coach at East Carolina University, Friday was named head football coach at University of Wyoming, succeeding Bill Lewis who was fired this year after a 13-24-1 record in four years.

Wyoming is the first opponent on Oregon State's 1980 football schedule. Albany women's basketball league planned for winter Women interested in playing and coaching in a basketball league beginning in January and running through March should attend an organizational meeting Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the Waverly Branch Library, 1390 Waverly Dr. SE at 7 p.m. For further information contact the Albany Parks and Recreation Department.

South Salem beaten; Corvallis, C.V. triumph Valley League preseason basketball favorite South Salem lost a 54-49 non-league game Friday night to South Eugene in Salem. The Saxons did not lose a regular season game a year ago. In other games involving Valley League teams Friday, Corvallis, probably the league's best team, ripped North Eugene 80-60, Crescent Valley shaded Springfield 68-63, McNary was routed by Sheldon 54-41, North Salem was beaten 73-54 by Crater, and Sprague posted a 57-53 victory overMarshfield. CENTRALIA (35): Armstrong 0, BurchO, Vanderwood 6.

Sherwood 1. Fugate (, Robinson 0, Wyerth 2, Nlmczeck 1, Ely 10, Henry 1, Osborne 0, Adolphson 0, Carson 0. Beaver wrestlers third in Pennsylvania tournament Oregon State, the nation's I2th-ranked college wresting team, surged into third place Friday after the first round of the tough Lehigh Invitational in Bethlehem, Pa. The Beavers trail host Lehigh and Bloomsberg State in the 14-team event. Seven OSU wrestlers are still in contention, including unbeaten heavyweight Howard Harris, who pinned John O'Hanlon of East Stroudsberg State in 3:30.

It was Harris' eighth pin in nine matches this year. Other OSU wrestlers in championship contention include Randy Majors at 118, Mike Bauer at 134, Dan Caballero at 142, Brad Swartz at 150, Fred Miles at 167 and Harris. Team Scores: Lehigh 73, Bloomsberg State 614, Oregon State 5514, North Carolina 55, Tennessee 46', Cleveland State 41, Clemson il't. East Strousberg State 17. Expos trade for LeFlore; Cards get Bobby Bonds The Montreal Expos engineered a blockbuster with the Detroit Tigers Friday, acquiring racehorse outfielder Ron LeFlore from the Tigers in a swap for the Expos' Dan Schatzeder, a 25-year-old con-.

sidered one of the top young left-handers in baseball. Loaded with outfield talent, the Expos still elected to gamble on LeFlore, a solid hitter who stole 78 bases this year. He is eligible to become a free agent next fall. The Expos, who finished second to eventual World Champion Pittsburgh in the National League East, said LeFlore is expected to start in center field. Andre Dawson, the regular center fielder will move to left and Warren Cromartie from left to first base as a replacement for Tony PHOTO-SOUND SECTIONS n7 FilmProcessingCameras TelevisionsRadiosStereos RecordsPhonesElectronics SteS WHERE CHRISTMAS MEANS MORE Prices good Today thru Dec.

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109.94 Sweet Home rips Portland's Adams in non-league test PORTLAND Adams High School probably has seen all it wants of Sweet Home High School athletic teams this year. In football the Huskies won overwhelmingly, 63-0 against Adams in September, and Friday night the Huskies won a non-league basketball game 64-57. That's a combined 127-57 margin. Only this time, it wasn't as easy as in football. Neither team shot well, and the Huskies, 2-1 on the season, played just well enough down the stretch to survive an Adams rally.

Sweet Home led most of the way, but was vulnerable to the press and saw its lead shrink to five late in the game. Mike Wilkerson, who has scored in double figures all three games, scored twice in the final minute to clinch the win. He slipped underneath and made two nice moves past defenders to the basket; he finished with 13 points. Sweet Home didn't play particularly well against Valley League power Crescent Valley earlier in the week in a lopsided loss, was better Friday, but not by much. "In the last two games we haven't shot well at all," said Felix Wilkerson, the Sweet Home coach.

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