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16 ALBANY DEMOCRAT HERALD. MONDAY. MAY 5. 1980 1 Sweet Home's Santana to Italy Ducks beat OS twice; Lacey, Trout, Grossnicklaus post wins I inlvprsitv wrestling coach Dole Thomas. ROSEBURG Sweet Home's Uriel Santana, who defeated Glen Frank of Crater twice Sunday the final in a fall has earned a berth on an Oregon high school wrestling team that will visit Italy In June.

The team was picked Sunday following elimination bouts. The team will leave June 20 for a three-week tour. The roaches will be Greg Strobel of Roseburg High School and Chuck Holllday of Baker. The trip will be financed by proceeds from a wrestling camp conducted by Oregon State Santana, who was unbeaten this year and won the Class AAA state championship at 106 pounds, Is only a sophomore. No other mid valley wrestlers qualified for finals competition.

TEAM MEMBERS: Uriel Sanlana. Sweet Horn, 104 Mr Kudrliiuei, HoteburK, IIJ; Gary l.iwVrnce. Central. IH. Ktltterly, Km in Portland.

IU, Scotl Cardwell. Lowell. Ml. Tim Holub. KoreM (irovt.

IM; John Klon. nur chill of I5. HK'r Sylesj, Barlow. ITS. Gen Webb olMarshlleld in Coot Hay.

191: andMIke Mondale, Phoenlk, heavywelRhl taWa RIEL SANTANA LBCC's Bright shines in OCCAA finals Grossnicklaus Trout Suzanne Blake won the high jump at 5-10'. Melanie Batiste of Oregon won the 100 in 11.8 and the 200 in 24.3. Lexie Miller of Oregon set a school record of 1 .01.2 In the 400 meter hurdles and won the high hurdles in 14 seconds flat. Eryn Forbes of Oregon took the 5.000 meters in 16 37.4 and her teammate, Lisa O'Dea. took the 1,500 meters in 4:37.6.

Other winners, all from Oregon, were Patty Kearney in the javelin at 162-11, Carrie Albano at 46-54 in the shotput, Lisha Lass at 155-1 in the discus and Rhonda Massey at 56.1 in the 400 meters. Oregon completed its women's dual meet season with a 5-0 record. HAMMER I. Tom Fox Oreewi St. HOI 1.

Jell Stover iM-rtpwi, in Kent Landerholm. Oregon. 11 SHOT PUT I. Jeff Slow. Ormon.

Vine Goldsmith. Oreon. 1 1 J. Dean Crouaer, Oregon. 11 HIGH JUMP I.

Devefirwtnieklaui. Oregon St. 1 10 1. itiei Sootl Watkuu. Oregon St.

and Phil Christian. Oregon. LONG JUMP I. Doug Trout Oregon St ti Karl hoentg. Oregon SI.

14 'i 1. Jeff Martin. Oregon. JAVELIN I. Reidar Lorentien.

Oregon. 1MJ I. Rich M. Oregon SI. 211 1 1.

Mike Hrurlline. Oregon St. 116 400 RELAY I Oregon I I.OregonSt 41 STEEPLECHASE I. Jim Langlry Oregon St. 14 3 1 Perea Shirley.

Oregon. I It 1. John Braurr. Oregon. I 157 POLE VAULT I.

Tom Hintnaus. Oregon 174 1. Jon Swifter. Oregon 17 II 1. Shannon Sullivan Orgon St.

lt-4 IM METERS I. Mike Knlon. Oregon. 1 41 Bruce Nelson. Oregon.

3 44 I Ken Martin. Oregon. 3 47 8 HIGH HURDLES I Don Wright. Oregon. 14 I 1.

Dwtght Robertson. Oregon. 14 I J. Ken Spearing. Oregon St.

14 5 TRIPLE JUMP I Car Lacey Oregon SI 41 1. Tom Miller Oregon. 464 1. John Keuur Oregon St. 4S 7 40 I Ron Thomas.

Oregon 4 I 1. Parrtah Ntion. Oregon Mil Chewer People Oregon St. 1 DISCUS I. Tim fat Oregon St.

Ill 3 I Tom Schtll Inger. Oregon St. 113-4 1 Dean Crouaer Oregon. It! 7 Its) t. LeKoy Thompson.

Oregon. 10 i I. Jerome Walker. Oregon. 10 1 3.

Mike Washington. Oregon SL 10 tot I. David Mack Oregon, lull Nate Harrison. Oregon I I. vie Purdue Oregon Si.

I 51 I INTERMEDIATE HURDLES Ken Scott. Oregon St. SI I Mark White. Oregon St. St i Anthony Austin.

Oregon, 5J 4 Jot I Mike Washington. Oregon St. II 3 1. Bart MacGUHvray. Oregon.

II i 3. Jerome Walker. Oregon. 31 SCO 1. Jim Hill Oregon.

14 31 1 1. Greg Erwln. Oregon 14 4 3. Dave East Oregon St IS 33 1 MILE RELAY I Oregon, It 3 J. Oregon SI.

3 it 3 EUGENE It was a very good day for mid-valley athletes Saturday at Haywar Field as Oregon's Ducks showed off superior talent and depth in demolishing Oregon State 106 57. Sweet Home's Gary Lacey won the triple jump for 10 with I lifetime best of 5141. However, the distance was wind-aided and won't be a school record. "I got into it much better today," said Lacey, who won the 1976 Class AAA triple jump for Sweet Home, "it was really encouraging. My next goal is to jump 52 feet because I really want to make nationals.

But I think I Can make 53 feet if I get my technique together." Doug Trout, an OSU junior from West Albany, won the long jump in a season best of 23-234, and also finished fourth in the 200 meters, sixth in the 100 meters. Shedd's Dave Grossnicklaus won the high Jump for the Beavers, clearing 6 10. And Lebanon's Mike Hesseltine was third in the javelin, throwing it 216-2. far off his best of 241. for the Beavers.

Tim Fox of OSU interrupted the Ducks' dominance by taking a double victory -190 feet. 8 inches in the hammer and 191-3 in the discus. The Pac-10 Conference victory ran Oregon's dual meet record to 5-1 while Oregon State's record now is 5 2. Fox's throw in the hammer was more than three feet ahead of second place Jeff Stover of Oregon, who captured the shot put in Tom Hintnaus won the pole vault at 17-6 for Oregon, and Oregon's David Mack ran a lifetime best and meet record 1:48.7 to win the 800 meters. Mike Friton of Oregon was a rare winner in the 1,500 meters in 3:43.5.

beating teammates Bruce Nelson and Ken Martin and Oregon State's Rick Kumm. Kumm, who had won the state high school 1.500 several years ago as Friton placed fifth, dropped out on the final lap. L-B'i Tim Bright won the pole vault and Mt an record In tha high hurdlas Saturday In an impressive showing Critters and Jim Jetter going fourth and fifth In the 1,500 meters, separated by only a tenth of a second. Marty Vaughn, who set a school record Friday In the 200 meter prelims with a 21.9, slipped out of the blocks In Saturday's finals, finishing a disappointing fifth at 22.0. Vaughn, however, was runnerup In the 400 with a 49.2, also a school record.

Elsewhere, Lonnle Kllewer was fifth In the Intermediate hurdles TEAM SCORES (Ml: Una 117 Mt Hunt Clackamas Unn HeiMon rt'i. SWOCC Central Oregon XV henietrta It. Blue Mounlala II, I mpoua 13 LBCC nrata POLK VAIi.T Tim Bright. It lit HH.H HI HULKS Tim Hrlghl It I LBCC taraoda 4M Marly Vaughn 4t 1. I too RKI.AV John (irill.rs.

Tim Bright. Bill Peacock. ManrVaughni 3 114 LBCC third too RKIJkY iTlm Smith. Kllewer Tim Bright Marty Vaughnl. 4J 4 LBCC kaartha kw John rulers.

I Mt I MO John Cmtrrs 11 Jim JeCer, It 44 1 STKKIM.KrHA.sK tisrry Klllgore 33 4 LBCCnnjM WOlNTMtMMIIATK HI HIM. KS le Kllewer 37 1. 400 Marty Vaughn. S3 t. 1MO Jim Jeter.

1MI TEAM aCORKS women I Ml Mood 117 Lane 13s Clackamas )4. I mpuua Central Dregun 41. Unn Bemonll SW(Kt II nrmeteta 4 UtCCrirat MIllTf'l Jean Melion 41 i UUXmnmi l.lnda nn I OS I LBCC twin tietibte Prim II LBCC nrthe JAVKI.IN Tnna Marvin. 114 S. lot HK.H HI Klll.r Thereul.lltleton II 1 UsCCtUlba HKiH Jl Ml' Deohw Prmre.

4 1 441 RtUV rtiereu LlllMon Jeaa Melson. Debbit Prince. Uurie UBrausaeri OREGON CITY Saturday may have belonged to Mt. Hood and Lane at the Oregon Community College Athletic Association track 'and field championships, but Linn-Benton's Ttm Bright had a piece of it. A very large piece.

Bright won the pole vault and 110 high hurdles, then ran legs on two relays that placed. His 16-1 pole vault, three Inches shy of Rick Anicker's school record, is a personal best and "should make him the leader in the nation (among junior colleges)," said Dave Bakley, the coach. Further. Bright ran a 14.1 In the high hurdles to break the conference record by four-tenths of a second; he cut five-tenths off his previous best. Said Bakley, "That's just an unbelievable improvement.

He ran a beautiful flight of hurdles. That time will probably put him in the top six in the nation." Bright wasn't an isolated case. Although Its teams failed to place higher than fourth, had many outstanding efforts. Lane won the men's meet, while Mt. Hood edged Lane for the women's title by two points.

Jean Melson, who set a meet record Friday in the discus, returned Saturday to win The Beavers outscored the Ducks 20-7 in tht hammer, long jump and high jump, events that Oregon Coach Bill Dellinger had rated as toss-ups. "I can't think of anything outstanding, and I only remember one PR i personal record) the 1,500," Dellinger said. "But generally, we competed well. And we won." Oregon walloped Oregon State 85-12 in the women's meet as Oregon's Leanne Warren edged Oregon State's Kathy Weston in winning the 800 meters in 2:03.0. Weston was timed in 2: 03.6.

Both set school records but they missed their goal the Olympic qualifying standard of 2:02.8. Warren fell back and waited and made her move rounding the last turn. "It was a smart thing for her to do," Weston said, "to wait back and try' again. Down that last 100 1 thought I had the ability to do what I had to do to win. but I guess I didn't." Oregon won all the women's events except the relays, the long jump and the high jump.

Colleen Gibson of Oregon State took the long jump in 19-7'j and teammate the shot put. She and Bright have already surpassed qualifying standards for na tionals In two events. now will compete at regionals, Friday and Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College In Gresham. "Almost everyone qualified," Bakley said, "we're sending 14 or 15 people." Saturday.

Linda Friesen set a school record in the Intermediate hurdles, break lug the record of former Sclo teammate Laurie LaBrasseur. Debbie Prince had a school record in the 800, finishing fourth. There were other good finishes John about sports A 4-homer day Velez launches four in Blue Jay sweep Major league baseball Strange tops Trevino after blowing lead HOUSTON iAP) Perhaps taking a tip from country singer Kenney Rogers, Curtis Strange Isn't yet counting his money. He's waiting 'til the dealing's done. "I do this for a living.

I don't like to go home and lay around. I like to work," Strange said after a playoff victory over Lee Trevino Sunday in the rich Houston Open Golf Tournament. "I'm still young I like to play a lot. 30 to 35 tournaments a year. There'll come a time soon enough when I'm old and can't play that much." He had played in all but two tournaments going Into Houston, and he's playing again In Dallas this week.

But there is Just a chance he may cut back a bit on his heavy schedule. "I don't feel like I can relax until I'm secure In the top 60 (money winners, a place that Insures him an exemption for next year)," he said. He has it now. The $63,000 he harvested from the total purse of 1350.000 gave him (108,659 for the season. Eventually, it will be worth much more.

It puts him In the World Series of Golf this' fall and In next year's Tournament of Champions. But the second victory of his career didn't come easily for the 25 yearold Wake Forest product Strange entered the final round with a bulging, six-stroke lead, watched it dwindle and disappear in the face of Trevlno's final round 65, a 6-underpar performance that put them in a tie at the end of the regulation 72 holes. The suddendeath playoff lasted one hole. Mike Reid and Corvallis pro Bob Gilder tied for third at 68, ted the Dodgers four runs, Green's never -say-die team eventually came back to wipe out a nine run deficit Sunday The Phillies fell short at the end. though, losing 12 10.

With one run across In the first, the Dodgers' Dusty Baker hit into a force play, scoring anolhcr run But Baker had batted out of turn in Ron Cey's place and after the Phillies appealed, was declared out and the runners sent back to their bases. Given a second chance to hit, Baker belted one over the left field wall at Veterans Stadium for a three-run homer and a 4 Dodgers lead. Losing 90. the Phillies started their comeback when Greg Luzinskl smashed a three run homer In a four run Philadelphia sixth. PIRATES 13.

BRAVES 4 Willie Stargell and Dave Parker each drove In three runs to lead Pittsburgh over Allan ta Stargell had three hits, including an RBI double and a two-run homer. ASTROS 4, CARDINALS 2 Ken Forsch gained his fourth straight victory and contributed an RBI single In the sixth as Houston beat St. Louis. Forsch gave up both Cardinals runs before getting seventh Inning relief help from Joe Samblto. REDS 3-5.

CUBS 2-4: Cesar Geronlmo's first homer of the season helped Cincinnati snap a five game losing streak by beating Chicago in the first game of their doubleheader Junior Ken nedy'i Initial career grand slam home run capped a five run rally In the sixth inning of the nightcap. PADRES 4-2, METS 3 6 Joel Youngblood booted Dave Wlnfleld's eighth-Inning single to right field, allowing Gene Richards to score the winning -run as San Diego defeated New York In the opener of their doubleheader. F.lllolt Maddox keyed a three run second Inning with a bases loaded single to help New York win the second game, GIANTS EXPOS 4-6 Jack Clark knocked In three runs and Terry Whitfield doubled home a pair as San Francisco won the opener of Its twinbill from Montreal. Andre Dawson drove home the go-ahead run in a four run seventh Inning, leading the Kxpos past the Giants in the nightcap. By The Associated Preae It was a special day for designated hitters Otto Velez and Darrell Porter.

While Velez tied an American League record with four home runs in a doubleheader, Porter made some significant history of his own with a triple and a single Velez is happy to be playing fulltime and Porter is happy to be playing at all. After spending six weeks in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center. Porter drove in three runs and scored a fourth in only his second appearance of the season, leading Kansas City to a 5-3 victory over Boston Sunday. Velez did his part to make the first Sunday in May "Designated Hitter's Day" by smashing three homers, including a grand slam and a solo game-winner in the 10th that gave Toronto a 9-8 victory over Cleveland. Then he launched the Blue Jays to a 7 2 triumph in the nightcap with a three run homer in the first inning.

Velez became the 11th AL player to connect for four homers in a doubleheader. Graig Nettles of the New York Yankees was the last entry in this category in 1974. Stan Musial of St. Louis and Nate Colbert of San Diego hold the major league mark with five. Porter, who rejoined the Royals April 25, received a long, warm ovation from the Kansas City crowd when he came to bat in the first inning.

In his first appearance Friday night, the home fans welcomed him back with an enthusiastic two-minute standing ovation. "It's wonderful the way the people accepted me," he said. Porter tripled in the first for his first hit of the season, driving in Hal McRae. "I thought It was gonna be an out, to tell you the truth," he said. "It carried farther than I thought it would.

It's that extra five pounds I'm carrying." The meaty part of Velez's bat looked awfully big, too. "I hit a couple of fastballs and a slider," said Velez, whose home run output went from three to seven, while his runs-batted-in total doubled from 10 to 20. His grand slam in the opener was the first of his career. In the 10th Inning, Toronto Manager Bobby Mattick flashed the hit sign on a 3 0 pitch, and Velez powered it over the right center field fence. YANKEES 10, TWINS 1: Reggie Jackson, knocked down by an apparent brushback pitch for the third game In a row.

retaliated with a iong home run. He then triggered a six run fourth inning with a leadoff single. Jackson hit five home runs last week as the Yankees moved into first place. Jackson hit the deck In the second inning off loser Jerry Koosman, 2 2. Jackson exchanged words with Koosman and catcher Butch Wynegar and then drilled a 430-foot homer to dead center, his sixth of the season and 375th of his career.

TIGERS 4-0, A 0-1: Detroit's Milt Wilcox beat Oakland 44 with a four hitter, but Mike Norris matched that performance with a four hit, 1-0 shutout to give the A's a split in their doubleheader with the Tigers. Norris, 4 0, reduced his earned run average too 44. BREWERS II. WHITE SOX 1: Robin Yount's grand slam homer highlighted a six-run eighth inning and Jim Slaton and three other pitchers combined (or a four-hitter to lead Milwaukee past the White Sox ANGELS 4, MARINERS 3 Carney Lansford doubled twice, driving in two runs and scoring one in California's victory. ORIOLES RANGERS 5: Ken Singleton slugged a two-run homer and Eddie Murray hit two doubles and scored twice as Baltimore took an early lead and held off Texas.

NATIONAL LEAGUE The Philadelphia Phillies, won the ap peal, but lost the game. "I've been trying to build character, so I've got to be pleased to see that kind of effort," Phillies manager Dallas Green said. "The easiest thing to do when you're losing 9-0 is just play out the game and go home," Despite a bizarre first Inning which included a backfired appeal play that net Vance Law tripled and scored on an infield out to account for Portland's first run in the second inning. The Beavers tied the game at 2 2 in the third when Jerry McDonald doubled with two out and Luis Salazar singled him home. In Phoenix, the Giants lost a 7-6 PCL game to Ogden despite a home run.

his first of the year, by Lebanon's Mike Rex. Max Venable had three hits for Phoenix. Timbers bow to Rowdies, host English club next The Portland Timbers will seek to halt a two-game losing streak Tuesday night when they will be host to Manchester United of England in an exhibition soccer game. The Timbers' North American Soccer League record dropped to 1-4 Saturday night as the Tampa Bay Rowdies beat them, l-o; on Peter Anderson's second half goal. It was one of only 13 shots taken by Tampa Bay.

Portland, meanwhile, took 31 shots before a crowd of 13.615 at Civic Stadium. "The ball isn't running kindly for us." said Timbers Coach Don Megson. "You need those sort of breaks. It's the difference between winners and losers." LaBrasseur wins 1500 for Scio in league meet Scio's Rich LaBrasseur won the 1500 meter run in 4 .21.7 Saturday at the Tri River Conference track and field championships in Sheridan. LaBrasseur was the only Logger boy to place in the top three.

Pat Ortiz placed sixth in the high jump for Scio. In the girl's competition. Scio's two girl team of Carol McCormac and Jamie Ortiz placed in the top three three times to give the Loggers 24 points. Ortiz was second in the 1500 meters in 5 18.2. and McCormac was second in the 100 hurdles in 18.2, and third in the 300 hurdles in 50.8.

Ortiz was fourth in the 800 meters. 4 The district meet Is Friday at Kennedy High in Mt. Angel. Team scorea fboytl: Regis 149 Amity SI Kennedy 7J. Sheridan 71 olUinto.

Santiam 4. Scio 14' Team acare iflrla) Kennedy 101 Kegu Ssnllam 76. Col ton i2. Shendan SO. Amily 4i Scio 24.

Chemawa 0 Connors unseats McEnroe, uses Borg as next target Jimmy Connors says he may move ahead of John McEnroe as the No. 2 tennis player in the world, but that's not the ranking he wants. The 28 year-old Connors, playing as he did when he dominated tennis In the mid-70s. decisively whipped the 21 year-old defending champion McEnroe 2-6, 7-6, 6-1, 6-2 Sunday to earn the $100,000 first place prize in the World Championship of Tennis Finals. "That's a big step toward my goal," said a pleased Connors, whose settled family life has given his game new life.

"There is no No. 2 -only No 1. I'm not fighting to be No. 2. I've got to forget this match." Connors has taken dead aim at unseating Sweden's Bjorn Borg as the No.

1 player in the world "I'm getting close to the way I played in 1974," Connors said. "I'm working hard on it. When I was 19. 20, and 21. all I had to do was play.

But I have lots more on my mind now, and I have to work harder." Elsewhere. GregO'Meara, 30, has been named head football coach at Sandy High School. He has been an assistant coach for seven years at Sandy Lebanon's Tom Bell finished second Sunday at theH oodburn Drag Strip in the Top Gas category at 88 49 mph Albany's Bemie Rugg was also second at Woodburn Sunday, racing in the Pro category. Rugg had a 109.75 mph clocking, from 9tmff. Ataockmtmd rVeee rwportt Albany boxer Martinez wins Jr.

Olympics crown Thirteen-year-old Billy Martinez of the Albany Boxing Club Saturday won the Oregon Jr. Olympics in a decision over Ronald Stevens of Portland in a unanimous three-round decision. Martinei' gold medal qualifies him for the Jr. Olympics Regionals June 7 in Portland. Martinez boxed in the 106-pound division.

Another Albany boxer, 12-year-old Johnny Johnson, won a silver medal in the 75-pound category. He lost a split decision to Jeff Rind of Washington. West Albany tennis team ties Saxons, district next West Albany's boys' tennis team honed its edges Saturday for the district tournament Thursday and Friday, tying district favorite South Salem in a non-counting match. 3-3. District seedings will be determined tonight.

Wiley Smith kept the Saxons from sweeping singles, winning the No.3 match in straight 6-2 sets. In second doubles, Wally Ordeman and Mike Hilsenkopf improved their season record to 12-2 with perhaps the day's most exciting match: J7, 7-6, 6-1. SINGLES: Jim MrBnde SS Pat Garcia H. default, Eric Swanson SS K.rk Tiboetta. 4-J.

74, iley SmiUl A Jay Boardman t2 t2 DOUBLES: Matt Burr Kraig Kerr SS Slen Carlson Matt EustermM. 6 2. Wallv Ordeman Mike Hilsenkopf A Steve Hogg Brad Socolofskv 57 tl Mike Marshall Mark Fish WA. Dan Ereisen Matt Knoi 6 3 7 4 Lebanon loses non-league baseball game to Silverton Lebanon enters its most important week of the Valley League baseball season in a somewhat precarious position. The Warriors lost their second straight game Saturday, a non league 12-6 decision to Silver-ton, and now must face South Albany, South Salem and Corvallis in succession.

The Warriors will try to rebound from Saturday's emotional letdown against Silverton: the day before Lebanon lost a 21 league game at Crescent Valley. "We hit the ball a little better mine hits Warrior Coach Bill Croco said, "and we're still playing good defense That game did give us a chance to look at some people we haven't thrown in a while." Mark Pettner. who hasn't pitched in over two weeks, gave up nine runs the first two innings, then was replaced by Rick Sweet in the third. Steele was 4 for-4, Brian Shimmin 2 for -4: both had doubles. 14CLebanon 201 100 2 6 9 2 54 1 020 x- 12 12 5 Pettner, Sweet i3).

Shimmin '6) and Stolsig. Jenson, Vaughn 2 Palmer i4). Mclntire i5). Antonson 7 and Jones. 2BH -Shimmin 'D.

Steele iL). 3BH -Mclntire. WP-Jenson. LP-Pettner OSU's Blume, Johnson invited to Olympic tryout Ray Blume and Steve Johnson of Oregon State are among 57 players invited to try out for the U.S. Olympic basketball team.

The drills will be held at University of Kentucky. Twelve men make the final roster, which will play a series of exhibitions against a group of NBA rookie all-stars, including a game in early June in Portland. Notre Dame's Bill Hanzlik. who played one season at Lake Oswego High School, also was named for the tryouts. Portland Beavers win; Lebanon's Rex homers Righthander Gordy Pladson scattered five Portland hits Sunday night in pitching South Division leader Tucson past North Division leader Portland in Pacific Coast League baseball in Tucson, 3-2.

Rosie Ruiz' defender changes story: It was crime, he says Construction pulled one of the dumbest stunts In women's running history. "The greatest crime In sports this century is the one that's been perpetrated against Jacque Gareau," who has now been officially declared the Boston winner, Marek said. He described Ms. Ruiz as a "sick woman. I've told her to quit trying to prove herself, to run for fun.

I like publicity, but Rosie is not the kind of publicity I need. I used to be just Superman, now I'm Rosie Ruiz' right hand man." SPOKANE (AP) Rosie Ruiz jokes surfaced shortly after the runner's come-from-nowhere victory in the Boston Marathon. So did Steve Marek. an early defender of Ms. Ruiz who is running the other direction now that Ms.

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