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ALBANY DEMOCRAT HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1979 1 9 Lebanon sets 3 school swimming records; South sweeps McKay defense," said DeAutremont. "We held them to 18 field goals and they shot 64 times. That's only 29 per cent, and I think our defense had a lot to do with that." Workhorse Paul Jansen led C.Linn, scoring 18 points and hauling in 19 rebounds. Jansen got able support from teammates Mike Babcock, Rick Knuths and Eric and Damon Doerfler.

The foursome had 10 points apiece. The Cobras don't play again until Dec. 27 when they travel to Woodburn for another non-league game. Central Linn hot, wins again for 3rd victory in four games Oregon colleges HALSEY Memories of the basketball misfortunes suffered by Central Linn last year are quickly fading and it's not because of elapsed time. Rather, it's because the Cobras are spending more time in the best side of the win-loss column this season.

The Cobras, who won just four games a year ago, proved it is for real this season, capturing its third win in four outings with a 75-61 non-league victory over Oakridge Tuesday night. Central Linn's only loss was a one- point set-back to Pleasant Hill, a team it later beat 59-49. "I'm pretty pleased with the progress up to this point," said Cobras' Coach Chuck DeAutremont. "This game was very important to us because Oakridge is a good team. They gave Philomath a run, and Philomath is supposed to be pretty strong." The key for Central Linn, as it had been in the three previous games, was a water-tight defense.

"We played the whole game good on COLLEGE BASKETBALL Oregon 85. Humboldt St 62 Portland 66. Santa Barbara 58 Lewis 4 Clark 65. George Fox 61 GU1STI CLASSIC N. Carolina St.

61. Washington 42 Texas 81. Oregon 79 UCLA 77. Oregon St 76 Minnesota 78. Portland St.

64 McMINNVILLE There were few surprises Tuesday when Lebanon traveled to McMinnville for a dual swimming meet. Warrior girls, picked by many to win district, won 94-64 and three school records in the process. Meanwhile, the Lebanon boys lost to one of the state's best dual meet teams, 99-57. Even so, the Warriors still set one school record. Margeret Wetherell broke the Lebanon 200 freestyle relay eight seconds, 5:42.2.

Teammate Val Meador set records in 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. Oakridge 13 15 16 17 61 Central Linn 19 23 23 10-75 OAKRIDGE (611: Fields 6. Sabare5. Ruhle2. Young 3.

Ken Carver 24, Kevin Carver 2. Kurt Carver 6. Hen-drickson II. Anthony 2. CENTRAL LINN (751: Smith 8.

Jansen 18. Doerfler 10. Case 2. Knuths 10. Bayne 5.

Doerfler 10. McCord 2. Babcock 10. Moore 0. Jantzi 0.

R. Jantzi 0. Kim Pac-10 basketball NON-CONFERENCE GAMES Pet 5 0 1 000. State 7 1 .875 Washington State 7 1 .875 5 1 .833 4 2 667 4 2 .667 3 2 .600 The set by the "The. times were just fantastic," said Lebanon Coach Rick Gould.

"And they broke some pretty decent records." Tony Garcia set the school standard in the 500 freestyle, finishing third in 5:53.1. Mark McAllister won the 160 individual medley for Lebanon's only first-place finish for the boys. "They (McMinnville) have some really tough swimmers," Sports on TV Scio gets better, but it still gets beat 1T-V tj. i II I 1. L.

I tl 1 1 day night." SCIO It will go in the record book as a very well. But our overall intensity was WEDNESDAY 4:30 p.m. Ch. 10 Vancouver Canucks at NY Rangers. 6 30 pm Ch.

12 Portland Trail Blazers at Denver THURSDAY 4:45 m. Ch. 10 Kansas City at Milwaukee Bucks. 5 p.m. Ch.

5 Altanta Hawks at Detroit Pistons. 7:30 Ch 10 Y. Knlcks at San Diego. 10:30 p.m. Ch.

Atlanta at Detroit replay. RADIO WEDNESDAY 6 Trail Blazers at Denver (KLOO-FM. 106.11. much better. The biggest difference from Friday was that we were able to run." Rob Moore and Jim Juntenen led the way for Scio, combining for 32 points.

Mark Maahs paced Harrisburg with 23. Center Brent Woods, who scored 24 against Scio last week, finished with 11. Scio loss, but Coach Dave Hamlin viewed Tuesday's 70-58 loss to Harrisburg in a different perspective. His Loggers, beaten by the Eagles last Friday by 28 points, made Tuesday's match a tight game. Scio, in fact, led once early in the first half and wasn't out of the game until the late stages.

"We played better than we did last week," said Harrisburg Coach Dave Shelby, whose team is 5-0 overall, "and Scio played a whole lot better. I'm impressed the way they improved since Fri Harrisburg broke the game open early at 8-0, but this time Scio didn't fold. It took a 15-13 edge in the first quarter, Scio's only lead of the game, but Harrisburg led narrowly at the half, 31-27. Harrisburg had to play most of the game without guard Brian Brown, who picked up three early fouls. Mark Smucker helped take up the slack at guard and scored 16 points.

"We just had too many turnovers." Hamlin said. "They put pressure on our guards out high and we didn't handle it Oregon Arizona Oregon USC UCLA 3 2 .600 Arizona State 4 3 .571 Stanford 2 4 .333 TUESDAY'S GAMES California Oregon 85. Humboldt State 62 SetonHall77. Stanford 55 WSU 92. Ark-Little Rock 65 UCLA 75.

Athletes In Action 69 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES USC at New Mexico THURSDAY'S GAMES Washington at Arizona Washington St. at Arizona St. College basketball TUESDAY'S RESULTS EAST Georgetown, 55. Providence 50 Harvard 81, Holy Cross 80 Howard 64. Florida Jersey City St.

62, Staten Island 61 Selon Hall 72. Stanford 55 Southern U. 86. Delaware St. 75 SOUTH Auburn 65, Austin Peay 61 Mercer 69.

Florida 67 Old Dominion 70, Carolina 65 Tennessee Temple 75. Columbus 73 MIDWEST Akron 68. Kent St 67 Ball St 78. Grand Valley SI 77 llllnoisSt. 64.

Miss. Valley St. 56 Indiana 80. Toledo 56 Michigan St 95. Cent.

Michigan 76 Mississippi St. 84, Iowa St 63 North western 76. So lll-Edwrdsvlle 62 Wichita St. 97. Samford 70 SOUTHWEST FAR WEST California 87, Cal Davis 59 Fullerton St.

68. San Diego St 53 Long Beach St. 78. BYU 76 Oregon 85, Humboldt St. 62 Pacific U.

76, Chlco St. 51 Portland 66. Santa Barbara 56 Sacramento St. 71, Washington 66 San Jose St. 61, St.

Mary's, Cal 57, Washington St. 92. Ark-Little Rock 65 Weber St. 80, Seattle 71 EXHIBITION UCLA 75, Athletes in Action 69 TOURNAMENTS Tangerine Bowl Stetson 64. Rollins 68 3rd: St.

Joseph Pa. 86, Manhattan 63 Mid-valley sports schedule Harrisburg 15 16 20 19-70 Scio 15 12 18 13-58 HARRISBURG 170): Brown 9. Smucker 16. Maahs 23. Elmblade 2.

Biegler 2. Peppard 7. Woods II. Shelby 0. HlavinkaO.

RasmussenO. RathsackO. SCIO 158): Juntenen 15. Brown 8. Diercks2.

Jones 4. Moore 17. Elliott 8. Bolman 4, Arthur 0. Hamilton 0.

KuvaasO, M. JonesO. StevensO. Jefferson fades at the finish and loses 3-pointer to Gervais WEDNESDAY Women's basketball: Linn-Benton tournament. 7 p.m.; Yoncalla at Harrisburg, College wresUlng: Minnesota at Oregon State.

7 30 p.m.; Iowa State at Oregon. 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY College basketball: Linn-Benton at Lane tournament. 7 p.m.; Sweet Home at Newberg tournament. Women's basketball: South Eugene at South Albany.

8 West Albany at North Eugene. 8 p.m.; Willamette at Lebanon. 6:15 p.m.; Harrisburg at Scio. 5:45 p.m.; Jefferson at Stayton, 6 p.m.; Central Linn at Woodburn tournament. 6 p.m.

Prep wresUlng: Corvallis at South Albany, 6:30 p.m.; Lebanon at West Albany, 7:30 p.m.; Sweet Home at Molalla. 6 Central Linn at Harrisburg tournament. 4 p.m. Prep swimming: South Albany at McNary, Newport at West Albany, Lebanon at Sweet Home. Meets begin 4 p.m.

NFL playoffs Linn-Benton girls reach LBCC finals Stretching its season record to 4-1, Linn-Benton Community College's women's basketball team earned a spot in tonight's championship game of the four-team LBCC tournament, whipping Judson Baptist 61-41 Tuesday night. Umpqua Community College, now 6-1, dumped Lane 74-61 in Tuesday's opener. The LBCC-Umpqua title game starts at 9 o'clock in the Roadrunner gymnasium. Jean Melson, a freshman from Tillamook, led LBCC with 21 points and 14 rebounds, and Lebanon's Debbie Prince added 14 for the Roadrunners, who led just 26-21 at half but then clamped a tough half court press to open a lead, forcing 31 JB turnovers. "The game was closer than the score indicates," LBCC Coach Dave Dangler said.

"Our trap the second half enabled us to spurt and get a pretty good lead, and we got a lot of follow shots on the offensive boards." GERVAB You wouldn't believe what happened to Jefferson's basketball team Tuesday night, and Coach Jim Kalember didn't want to. Just when it appeared that the Lions were headed for win No. 4 of the season, disaster struck. After leading by 10 points in the first half and shooting 50 pecent afield, the Lions took a tailspin the final two quarters, missing 21 of 23 field goal shots, and losing 43-40 to Gervais. Earlier this month Jefferson had beaten Gervais by seven points.

"They (Gervais) didn't do anything different in the second half," said Jefferson Coach Jim Kalember, "we just choked. There was a lack of intensity and movement. In the fourth quarter turnovers and lack of concentration hurt us." In the first quarter the Lions went up 15-9 and extended their lead to 29-19 at the half. Jefferson then made only one field goal in the third period and was outscored 13-9, pulling Gervais within 38-32. The fourth quarter was a diaster for the Lions.

They were held to two points, losing the lead with two minutes left. After Gervais went in front by two, Forrest Grizzel tied it with two free throws. Then, Gervais took the lead for good on a three-point play with a minute remaining. Arnie Buchan led Jefferson with 13 points, while teammate Bryan Tilley had 10. The loss dropped the Lions to .500 at 3-3, while Gervais picked up its first win of the season.

Jefferson 15 14 9 2-40 Gervais 9 10 13 11-43 JEFFERSON (401: Albertson 0. Grizzel 9. Buchan 13. Tilley to. Feck 4.

McGill 2. Goller 2. Semmel 0. Larabee 0. Morris 0.

GERVAIS (43): Kimmel 0. Ruiz 2. Martin 0. Wolf 2. Cuff 10.

Sinn 4, Rudd 6, Counts 19. NBA standings WESTERN CONFERENCE Gould said. "Our boys are coming along. We had four of our people miss the meet. It wouldn't have made a lot of difference, but it would have been closer." LEBANON 94.

MCMINNVILLE 64 1 girls) 1600 MEDLEY RELAY 1. Lebanon, i Rhonda Hulley. Diane Rasmussen. DyLynn Robertson, other name unavailable). 1 38.7.

2. McMinnville. iBarton. Hamby. Hofrlcter.

Reken). I 42 9. 3. McMinnville. I Woods.

Ayala. Marks. Jacksoni. 1 51 0 200 FREE 1. Margeret Wetherell.

Leb. 2:06.5 'school record): 2. Kim Gardner. Leb. 2:32 0 3.

Ayala. McM. 2:39 0 160 IM 1. Linda Newman. Leb.

2:02 .5: 2. Hambee. McM. 2 04 9 3. Diane Rasmussen.

Leb. 2 06.3. 40 FREE I. Judy George. Leb.

20 2. Barton. McM. 22 7: 3. Rhonda Hutley.

23 2. 100 BUTTERFLY 1. Val Meador. Leb. 1 03 2: 2.

Reken. McM. 1 23 9: 3. Maureen Curran. Leb, 1:26 6 100 FREE I.

Judy George, Leb, 58.5: 2, Hofrlcter. McM. 1:01 1: 3. DyLynn Robertson. Leb.

1:01.5. 500 FREE 1. Margaret Wetherell. Leb. 5 42 2: 2.

Linda Newman. Leb. 6 08 8 3. Hambee. McM.

6:40 0 100 BACK I. Val Meador, Leb. 2. Marks. McM.

3. Reba Nicklous. McM. 1:35 9. 100 BREASTSTROKE 1.

Hofrlcter. McM. 117 0: 2. Diane Rasmussen Leb. 1 20 3, DyLynn Robertson.

Leb. 1 :24. 5. 400 FREE RELAY 1. Val Meador.

Leb. Linda Newman. Kim Gardner. Margeret Wetherelll. 2.

McMinnville. (Jackson. Miller. Lybeck. Bricoei.

5:17.0, 3. Lebanon. (ValarieGibbs. DawnNeustel. Reba Nickolaus.

Cindy Conklini. 5 18.9. MCMINNVILLE 99. LEBANON 57 (boys) 1600 MEDLEY RELAY. 1.

McMinnville. iHafner. Lopez. Miller. Justl.

1 27 3 2. Lebanon. (Dan Small. Eric Reynolds. Curtis Brown.

Tonv Garcia). 3. Lebanon. iRon Spires. Nathan Zerkel.

Everett Hunteman. Cliff Palmer), 1 37 6 200 FREE r- 1. Rlssberger. McM. 2.

Myer. McM. 3. Mark Heisler. Leb.

2:06.4. 160 IM 1. Mark McAllister. Leb. 1:43 2.

Nguyen, McM. 3. Lopez. McM. 1:51.0 40 FREE 1.

Squires. McM. 17.3: 2. Ceiler. McM.

18 4: 3. Brian Pope. Leb. 19 4 100 BUTTERFLY 1, Nguyn. McM.

1:04 4 2. Ceiier. McM. 1:05 3. Dan Small, Leb.

1:05 8 100 FREE 1. Rlssberger. McM. 53.2; 2. Randy Just.

McM, 54.1: 3. Brian Pope. Leb. 551. 500 FREE 1.

Squires. McM. 5:05 2. Myer. McM.

5 35.0: 3. Tony Garcia. Leb. 5:53.1 (school record). 100 BACKSTROKE -1.

Hafner. McM. 58 2. Mark McAllister, Leb. 1 02.0; 3.

Lopez. McM, 1:07.6. 100 BREASTSTROKE Randy Just, McM. 1:06 3 2, Nathan Zerkel, Leb, 1:10 6: 3. Eric Reynolds.

Leb. 1 12.9 400 FREE RELAY 1. McMinnville. (Rissberger. Ceiler.

Squires. Hafner). 3 35 2. Lebanon. (Brian Pope.

Mark Heisler. Curtis Brown. Mark McAllister). 347.8. 3.

McMinnville. (Just. Bagnell. Myer. Bali).

4:03 2. SOUTH ALBANY SWEEPS McKAY South Albany set three school records Tuesday and swept a swimming meet Tuesday against McKay of Salem. Gloria Schroeder established new marks in the 200 individual medley (2:34.6) and 100 butterfly while Joel Rea broke the boys' 100 backstroke record in 1 :06.8. The South boys won handily, 10442, as did the girls, 72-36. SOUTH ALBANY 104.

MCKAY 42 1 boys) 200 MEDLEY RELAY I. South. (Chris McDowell). Cory Walls. Randy Boese.

Dan McDowell). 2:09 4. 2, McKay. 2:21 28; 3. South.

(TonySellon. Chris Atkinson. Troy Nye. Mike Stuckey). 2:22.47.

200 FREE 1. Romon Sanshez. McKay, 2 04.78 2. Joe Rea. South.

2:06 .64 3. Jay Olsen, South. 2:23 89. 200 IM 1. David Roerlch.

South. 2:25 27; 2. Tim Duffy. McKav. 2:29 69.

3. Chris Kum-mer. South, 2:35.31. 50 FREE -1. Jeff Porter.

South. 25.7; 2. Randy Boese. South. 28 3.

Doug Anderson. McKay. 30 06. 100 BUTTERFLY -1. Chris Kummer.

South. 1: 12.9; 2. Trov Nve. South. 1:35.4.

100 FREE l. Romon Sanshez. McKay. 54 2. Chris McDowell.

South. 1:02 3. Cory Walls. South. 1:05 9 500 FREE -1.

Tim Duffy. McKay. 2. Jeff Porter. South.

3. Tony Sellon. South, 6 50 8 100 BACK 1. Joe Rea, South, 1:06 8 (school record), 2. Bob Kraus.

South. 1:25 9: 3. Paul Ishom, South. 1:31.3. 100 BREASTSTROKE I.

David Roerlch. South. 1:19 2. Chris McDowell. South.

1:23 3. Doug Anderson, McKay. 1:26 2. 400 FREE RELAY -1. South, (Chris Kummer.

Joe Rea. Jeff Porter. David Roerlch). 4:02.6: 2. McKay.

(Price. Duffy. Johnson. Sanshez). 4:22.04 3.

South. (Troy Nye, Paul Ishom, Chris Atkinson. Randy Boese). 4:45.0. SOUTH ALBANY 72.

MCKAY 36 1 girls) 200 MEDLEY RELAY 1. South. (Chris Wevgandt. Gloria Schroeder. Kelly Watklns.

Dawn Murray), 2:22 0 2. McKay, i Wegner. McCoy. Wallace. Heiden), 2:31.7 200 FREE 1, Diane Ralnsbury.

South 2 48 Heiden. McKay. 2 59.3. 200 IM -1. Gloria Schroeder.

South. 2 34 6 1 school record). 50 FREE 1. Chris Weygandt. South, 33 2.

Cathy Kraus. South. 35.6; 3. Nola Brewer. South.

40.8. 100 BUTTERFLY 1. Gloria Schroeder. South. 1:13 02 (school record).

100 FREE 1, Wallace. McKay, 2. Kelly Watkins. South. 3.

McCoy. McKay, 1:15.9. 500 FREE -1, Diane Ralnsbury. South. 7:47 2.

Heiden. McKay. 8:00 .4. 100 BACK 1. Chris Weygandt.

South. 1 26 2. Wenger. McKay. 3.

Cathy Kraus. South. 1:57 3. 100 BREASTSTROKE 1, Wallace. McKay.

1 25.7; 2. Kelly Watkins. South. 3 McCoy. McKay.

1:32.9. 400 FREE RELAY 1. South. (Diane Ralnsbury, Nola Brewer. Cathy Kraus.

Dawn Murray), 5:53.5. Pacific Division 23 Seattle .719 .697 .606 .529 .457 23 10 20 13 II II 16 19 Los Angeles Phoenix BLAZERS San Diego 3' I t'i 12 11 21 .344 Golden State Midwest Division SUNDAY'S GAMES Chicago at Philadelphia Denver at Houston SECOND ROUND Saturday, Dec. 29 Philadelphia or Los Angeles at Tampa Bay Houston or Miami at San Diego SUNDAY, DEC. 30 Miami or Denver at Pittsburgh Chicago or Los Angeles at Dallas THIRD ROUND Sunday, Jan. 6 AFC Championship NFC Championship SUNDAY.

JAN. 20 At Pasadena, Calif. Super Bowl Transactions Milwaukee 20 14 588 Kansas City 20 14 588 Denver 11 23 .323 Chicago 10 22 .313 Utah 9 23 281 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet. Boston Philadelphia Washington New York .781 .719 .464 .455 .375 25 7 23 9 13 15 15 18 12 20 Corvallis, Crescent Valley belt foes in Valley League openers LINN BENTON (61): Melson 21. Prince 14.

Hatcher 8. Pierce 6. Johnson 4. Rogers 4. Poehlman 2, Friesen 2.

Marvin 0. LegeeO. JUDSON BAPTIST (41): Cahill 11. Wormington 9. Giles 7.

Reid 6, Ward 6. Pruitt 2, Milne 0. Covey 0. Anderson 0. Halftime: LBCC26.

Judson Baptist 21. New Jersey Central Division 21 14 16 16 15 16 15 18 15 19 Atlanta San Antonio Houston Indiana Cleveland 500 484 455 441 .273 9 24 Detroit COLLEGE COLUMBIA: Named Bob Naao head football coach. GEORGIA TECH: Fired Pepper Rodgers. head football coach. SAN JOSE STATE: Named David H.

Adams director of men's athletics. NEW MEXICO: Named Joe Morrison, coach at Tennessee-Chatanooga. head football coach. Bowl games schedule TUESDAY'S GAMES NBA attendance figures in the Vikings' gym. The Saxons were led by 6-9 center Matt Johnson, who scored 15 points.

Crescent Valley, a team many have picked to challenge Corvallis and South Salem for the title, showed why Tuesday. The Raiders belted Sprague 84-56 in their opener (C.V. is 5-0 overall) and made it easy. Cliff Fairchild, a 6-5 junior forward, led the Raiders with 27 points. Corvallis High School was expected to get off to a good start in Valley League basketball action Tuesday night, but no one expected a 39-point blitz.

But that's just what happened when the preseason favorites whacked McNary of Salem 72-33 in a runaway conference-opening victory in Corvallis. The Spartans, 12-4 a year ago in its first non-title season in seven years, got 17 points from 6-foot-6 forward Randy Worster, a transfer from Texas. Corvallis was able to rest its starters most of the way after taking an overwhelming 33-14 halftime lead. Elsewhere in the Valley League Tuesday, South Salem, last year's unbeaten champion, showed that it again will contend for the championship with a resounding 62-48 decision over rival North Salem Team 1979-80 1978-79 Change Boston 13.863 10.375 up 3.488 Seattle 19.860 16.592 up 3.266 Los Angeles 12.632 10.617 up 2.215 Indiana 10.813 8.730 up 2.068 Atlanta 9.583 8,154 up 1,429 New Jersey 5.422 4.726 up 696 Phoenix 11.064 10.391 up 673 Chicago 10.483 9,972 up 511 San Antonio 11.395 10.927 up 468 Washington 10.442 10.303 up 139 Milwaukee 10.832 10.810 up 22 Portland 12.666 12.666 even Houston 9.363 10.107 dn 744 San Diego 7.306 8.089 dn 783 Detroit 8.556 9.921 dn 1.36S Cleveland 6.716 8.169 dn 1.453 Kansas City 7.640 9.253 dn 1.613 Philadelphia II. 116 13.144 dn 2.028 Denver 12.438 14.550 dn 2.112 New York 11.587 13.811 dn 2.224 Golden State 8.021 10.379 dn 2.358 Utah 7,698 11.727 dn 4.029 League 10,419 10,610 dn 191 FRI.DEC.J1 Holiday Bowl At San Diego Indiana 7-4 v.

BYU 1 1-0. 6 p.m. SAT. DEC. 22 Liberty Bowl at Memphis.

Tenn. Penn Stale 7-4 v. Tulane 9-2. 11 30 p.m.. ABC-TV SUN BOWL At El Paso, Texas Washington 9-2 v.

Texas 9-2, 10:30 p.m., CBS-TV TANGERINE BOWL At Orlando, Fla. Wake Forest 8-3 v. LSU 6-5. 5 m. FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Corvallis at West Albany South Albany at Crescent Valley Sprague at North Salem South Salem at McNary McKay at Lebanon TUESDAY'S RESULTS West Albany 57.

McKay 39 Lebanon 62. South Albany 52 Corvallis 72. McNary 33 Crescent Valley 84. Sprague 56 South Salem 62. North Salem 48 River levels Fishermen's river summary today as provided by the National Weather Ser New York 101.

Atlanta 99 Philadelphia 114. Detroit 102 Los Angeles 129. Chicago 1 18 Kansas City 1 10. San Diego 96 Utah 105. Cleveland 103 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at Boston Los Angeles at Atlanta Kansas City at Washington Indiana at San Antonio Chicago at Houston BLAZERS at Denver Utah at Phoenix Cleveland at Golden State New Jersey at Seattle Prep Basketball VALLEY LEAGUE Lebanon 62.

South Albany 52 West Albany 57. McKay 39 Crescent Valley 84. Sprague 56 South Salem 62. North Salem 48 Corvallis72. McNary33 TIMBER VALLEY Canby61.

Adams 47 SUverton 58. Dallas 55 West Linn 75. Redmond II David Douglas 74, Estacada 55 TRI RIVER HarrlsburgTO. Scio58 Santlam76.St Paul 59 Yamhill-Carlton 68. Amity 54 YAWAMA Gervais 43.

Jefferson 40 Nestucca 66, Vernonia 63 Sherwood 64, Woodburn61 Yamhill-Carllon 68. Amitv 54 WILCO Clackamas 74. Columbia 38 MIDWESTERN Thurston 4. Willamette 4 NON-CONFERENCE Jefferson 52. Central Catholic 39 Forest Grove 76.

Lincoln 42 Roosevelt 64. Hudsons Bay. Wash. 56 Wilson 66. Washington-Monroe 51 McMlnnville54.Parkrose45 Hidden Valley 55.

Yreka. Calif 54 Columbia River. Wash. 13. Lake Oswego 50 Emmett.

Idaho 63. Vale 47 LaSalle 58. St. Helens 37 Myrtle Point 56. Douglas 47 Colton 69.

Corbet! 66 vice. River Clackamas at Clackamas SlletzalSlletz Aisea near Tidewater Sluslaw near Mapleton Wilson near Tillamook Nestucca at Beaver Nehalem at Foss Stg-ft dig 4.0 7.5 03 5.9 06 6.3 0.3 9 2 -0 7 6 3 0.3 10.9 Oregon ski report ANTHONY LAKES 28-Inch base. closed Wednesday, operating Thursday, MOUNT BACHELOR Overcast. 33 degrees, 1 Inch new snow, 48-Inch base. day skiing.

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