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ALBANY DEMOCRAT HERALD. SATURDAY, JAN. 19. 1980 21 Linn-Benton gets its first victory the hard way Albany recreation basketball leagues against Judson Baptist, 8 o'clock. "We hung in the game more.

"We needed that win. Night in and night out the league is very strong." And it was Friday for the Roadrunners. BLUE MOUNTAIN 14) Pritl I 0 1 2. Roddy 0 210 Lathrop 14 4 10 Howe lit 12. Partem 70 0 14.

Schrenk 3 00 1. Kincade 5 3-5 It, Madten I I I. Dawald712 II Total! .14 1 LINN-BENTON 17): Anderson 4 2-1 II. Rlcketti4 1-2 10. Newell I 2 5 It Ray I 0 1 2.

Gnvins 4 4 In Leonard I I I 1. Hornbuckle I 0-0 0 Maahs 7 0 2 14. Yum 0 0-0 0 Richardson 1 3 I Totals 17 1.125117 Total foul Blue Mountain 23. Linn Benton J6 time." In the extra period, L-B fell behind by two, but Greg Leonard converted a three-point play at 45 seconds, and after Blue Mountain forced a shot, Ricketts sealed the win with two free throws. The Roadrunners had balanced scoring Ron Richardson with 19.

Jon Newell 18, Doug Maahs 14, Keith Anderson with 11, Ricketts and Goyins 10 each. "We showed more maturity this game," said Kimpton, whose team is 1-5 in league with a home game tonight ding the game Into overtime. "We played very well at times," said L-B Coach Butch Kimpton, who picked up his 100th coaching win. "Turnovers and missed free throws kept us from breaking away, but I felt we deserved to win It. It worked out." Barely.

Down by four in regulation, L-B's Jeff Goyins plucked In two free throws, then Matt Ricketts sank an 18-foot jumper to knot the score. "As It was," Kimpton said, "we were lucky to get to over No one said It was going to be easy this season tor a rebuilding Linn-Benton Community College basketball team, and it wasn't Friday night as the Roadrunners had to go overtime to win their first game of the 0CCAA season. L-B won a game that it probably -deserved to win by a larger margin. 87-84, over Blue Mountain. After leading by 10 points In several stretches.

L-B trailed by four with 55 seconds left In regulation. Then it watched as Blue Mountain missed two free throws in the final four seconds. sen- Linn banlon I 0 Lan 1 1 Ml Hood I Blu Mountain Judaon Baptlal Chmkrt 1 1 Central I I Clactama 0 4 FRIDAY GAMES Linn Benton 41. Blu Mountain l.arwdo. Ml Hood Umpqua m.C Oregon 41 Judaon llll il 51.

Clackamai 40 SATURDAY'S GAMES JbdaofltlLBCCIpoi. C.Linn, Harrisburg triumph; Scio, Jefferson take lumps Prep college wrestling Winners: Scio, L-B. Beaversand Oregon Boys' prep basketball 0110 mo 3MI 4110 ,250 117 .000 Prep basketball FRIDAY'S RESULTS DISTRICT ONE Rooaeveltll. Adma46 Jickaon 17, Lincoln 47 Waahinglon Monroe 17. JllrionM DISTRICT I BerwonTO.

MarahallM Grant 70. Cleveland 5 WllaonM. Franklin 34 METRO HlllaboroM. David DougluM Jeaull 71. Aloh 50 Central Catholic II.

BeavtrUm WILCO Putnam 17. Bartow 17 Centennial 41. Th Dalle! 1 Clactama 71, Hood Hlvr 50 GrMham II. Columhl 2 WILLAMETTE VALLEY McMlnnvUI4l TigardM, DIISI Latcrtda M. Nwbr( 44 LkOawgo74 AitoriaM MIDWESTERN Oiurchlll M.

SpruulMd 4 Collage Grove to, South Eugen North KugetwM. Marthfleldll North Bend 41. Wulmtt Sheldon Th union 51 INTERMOUNTA1N Biker Ontario 51 Hrmltn4. Bend 47 Pendleton II. Crook County 41 Redmond 44 Grande SOUTH EHN Ahlfld77.RoMur Madlord 54 Eigl Point 10 Matam II.

Crater Grama Pal Klamath 41 COWAPA Naah Kah NK II. Bant M1OT1 teatxt ScppooM 41 Rainier Clatakant 71 TUIamootT 51 Helena 41 FAR WEST SluaUwH Gold Beach Reedeport II. Myrtle Point 44 Brooking! a. Bandon It SKY-EM Crwtl DouglaaM Pleaaant Hill lutneril a Oakrtdee 4 touUt Umpojua 41 MarwT Glide a GREATER OREGON Mac HI Bum 51 Grant Union 17. Nvitall CAPITAi.

LaSallaM 0rvalM Central 71 Salem Academy Suyton7. WoodburnM GUkdXon CardM Pilot Rart 47 Hppnr4l Portland Chrletlan 44. Wrrnlon 41 WaUon-MrEwMM. UmatUI47 Riven Idea Condon 14 Elgin 41, Adrian 17 Wallow 70. Imblrl4 EnterprtM 71 Pin Eagt 4 Prtrle City M.

Union 4 Oregon colleges FRIDAY'S RESULTS Air Perca 71 Portland St Oregon I It. I Oregon 71 George Tn II BiptiK 71 Llnlield II. Lew A Clark 17 Oregon Cat 71, Oregon Tec II Partite, Or 17. WtUematl College basketball FRIDAY'S RESULTS East Columbia to Cornell I Howard to. Calf 11 5 SOUTH Alabama 74.

New Orteua MIDWEST DPaultt.Maln7 FAR WEST Air Force 71 Portland IK ArlionaSI II Southern Cal 71 Colorado ttal Utah 7 Oregon III I Oregon 71 Humboldt SO. San FrancMr St 41 Loyola 1 Calif 1 11. tan Owgnt Loyola Mary mount San Dteatt Oregon Col 71 Oregon Tech II Pacific Lutheran Whitman Pacific. Or 17. Willamette! Sacramento St M.

HaywardSt 71 Sao Franrlaca 5 Paopardin Weatmant 71 Claremont Mudd it Wyomuig M. Brlghas Young II NBA standings WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Dtvkuoa NESTUCCA Central Linn hasn't changed the script any. The Cobras, who have played well all season long In non-league games, did so again Friday night when they downed Nestuc-ca 76-67. The win pushed Central Linn's overall mark to 6-5. However, two of the losses have come In the Cobras' only league games.

Central Linn built a substantial lead in the early going, then held on for the win. The Cobras led by Paul Jansen's 25 points had a 12-polnt, 39-27 lead at halftime. Nestucca cut the margin to six in the fourth period, but It wasn't enough-Mike Babcock added 18 points and Damon Doerfler had 16 for Central Linn, which shot 55 per cent from the field for the game. 13 II 17 71 Neiturca -It 12 21 It 7 CENTRAL LINN (711 Smith 4. Jensen 25.

Doerfler It. Caael McCordf Babcock It. Doerfler Bynel NESTUCCA t7: Owen t. Power! II. peret I.

Wood t. Hohnststn 4. Tmtpl 17. Rynareon 1 HARRISBURG 68, LOWELL 25 HARRISBURG Harrisburg lollygagged around with Lowell for the first two periods Friday, then zoomed past the visitors for a 68-23 Trico League win. The victory Improved the No.

2-ranked Eagles to 10-1 on the year and 3-0 tn league play. "It wasn't too tough." understated Harrisburg assistant coach Jerry McKlbben. "There wasn't a big difference between us and them In the first half, then we kind of blew them out In the third and fourth periods." The Eagles led by a comfortable 24-15 count at the Intermission, then put the rubber to the floor and erupted for 44 second-half points. The Devils, on the other hand, struggled to get their 10 post-half points. "We came out and changed our defenses around and that really frustrated them." said McKlbben.

"They turned the ball over a lot In the third and we were getting fastbreak laying. It was kind of a rout after that." Brian Brown led the Harrisburg charge, getting "six or seven" steals In the third stanza alone, according to McKlbben. "He, more than anybody else, probably Inspired us," said McKlbben. "He's had the flu the last few days, but he really went after It in the third period." Brown and Brent Woods led a balanced Eagle attack with 12 points each. Mark Maahs and John Green added nine points apiece.

Harrisburg entertains Monroe on Tuesday. I 7 I 25 Hrrtburg II II 24 20 -t LOWELL IB) Guru! t. Price I Bloom 7. Todd I. Humes 5.

Hunter Prewett. Broadfoot. Ella. Winfrey. Taylor HARRISBURG (Ml: Brown 12.

Shelby 7. Hlavmk 1 Smucker 1. Mi aha t. Blegler 7. Peppard I Green t.

Wood 12. RaUuack Ramuen Henderson 0. SHERWOOD 75. JEFFERSON SO JEFFERSON In their Yawama League debut for the year, the Jefferson Lions had a third period collapse Friday night, giving up 14 points in a one minute span to turn a 2-point deficit into a 16-polnt disadvante to lose 75-50. The defeat dropped the Lions to 3-7 on the year, 0-1 In league with a game next Tuesday against Wlllamina.

"It was tight until the third period." Lion Coach Jim Kalember said. "Then all the sudden it was boom. boom, boom and we were out of It. Their zone press really made us collapse lost our composure and it killed us." Despite the fact that Jefferson tried 76 shots and Arnie Buchan bad 19 points and 15 rebounds, the Lions couldn't mount a serious challenge In the second half. Ed Feck had 16 rebounds and 11 points for Jefferson, and Bryan Tllley pulled down 10 rebounds, but the large number of missed shots kept the Lions from winning.

Sherwood IS II -7S Jefferson (KM (-St SHERWOOD ITS): Neater 2. Mtshker Bursa 1. Rumpf 4. Lawl 14. Campbell Flannery 11, NichoU 4.

J.HUI It. Deieaf Tr)eon II JEFFERSON IM): Albertatw 4. Grfui 4. Buchan It. TUlay 7.

Pack 11. McGUl Collar 2. Larabe I Delamartar t. Morrttt SHERIDAN 81. SCIO 42 SHERIDAN Scio evened Its Tri-Rlver Conference basketball record at 1-1 Friday night, losing big.

81-42, to 14th-ranked Sheridan. The Loggers are now 2-8 for the year and play next Tuesday against Kennedy. Sheridan outscored the Loggers 29-10 In the second period to assume a 43-16 lead and from there it was a route. It was 61-24 after three periods. No Logger scored in double figures.

Pat Ortiz led Scio with eight. Sclo I 11-41 Sheridan II -II SCio (411: Druahell Dierck7. Moor 4. Ortb I Juntenen 7. Stephen! Brown Lagler.

Jones SHERIDAN 111: Hilton 4. Vorre II. Ella 10 Rentsch II Roger 11. liter Yuidenbavei 10. Baune I.

Pirar I. ROSEBURG Linn-Benton's first-year wrestling team continued its steady improvement Friday night, routing Umpqua 45-8 In a match in which the Roadrunners didn't lose a single event. "It was our best match of the season," LBCC Coach Bill Buckley said. "We're 4-5 in dual meets now and we're improving all the time." A highlight of the match was a victory by LBCC heavyweight Phil Killinger, a South Albany High School graduate who has never before wrestled. "It was Phil's first match ever," Buckley said, "and he pinned the guy in 54 seconds." Another big victory came at 134 pounds from Dexter Stothoff, who pinned his Umpqua opponent to give LBCC a 11-2 lead.

From there it was easy as Ken Noble and Tim Ysen won to make it a rout. The Roadrunners competed today in the 17-team Clackamas tournament. lit Andy Boesl. L. Beck U.

14: IM Bob Down. L. tied Gunn. I. tt, IM Dester Stothoff.

pinned McCain. I' 4 45 142 Ken Noble. pinned Cor-detl. U. 12; 15 Tun Ysen.

Beck. U. 12-1: 151 Dan Scheefer. L. won by forfeit; 17 Rick Sanford.

won by forfeit: 177 Roger Schanti. won by forfeit IM Jones. U. won by forfeit; Hwt Phil Killinger. L.

pinned Sievert. V. :4. SCIO WINS TOURNEY SCIO The surging Sck) Loggers continued their 1980 wrestling excellence Friday night by winning the five-team Sclo Invitational by 21 points over second place North Marion. The Class A Loggers 8-1 in dual meets and a contender for the state championship this year won the meet over three Oass AA teams and one from Class AAA.

"It worked out pretty well." Logger Coach Steve Hart said. "We won five weight championships and had two seconds, that's not too bad." Andy Dougherty, Gregg Harper. Lyman Warnock. Dave Harper and Steve Hadley were the Logger champions; Dave Harper is now 17-0 on the season. Ritchie Sabln.

Matt Dougherty, Rich Lien and Pat Leabo had seconds. Hart said that Warnock, a junior, was the outstanding wrestler of the meet. And Andy Dougherty won the championship with a pin In 11 seconds. Team Sear: Sclo tt. North Marlon 47.

Sheldon 41. Central 27. Ctacade 21 Set firsts: WAndy Dougherty: lot-Gregg Harper: 12 -Lyman Warnock; 4Dave Harper 1 17-4. senior Hwt Steve Hadley. Seta sscaods: let-Riichi Sabia; US-Mali Dougherty; 123 -Rich Lien; 1Pat Laabo Ids third: 171 Don Wooten, ill -BrattRoth SWEET HOME 2ND ROSEBURG Sweet Home collected three individual firsts and finished in a second-place tie with host Roseburg in the Roseburg Invitational wrestling tournament Friday.

Phoenix secured the title with 33 points, followed by Sweet Home and Roseburg with 32 each, and Glide with 20. Uriel San-tana (106), Robbie Warren (130) and Jeff Black (157) all captured tournament championships for the Huskies. The tournament included each team wrestling the others in what counted as a dual meets, and Sweet Home won two of its three head-to-head battles. The Huskies improved their dual meet record to 12-3 by beating Roseburg 29-27 and Glide 34-22. They lost 29-27 to Phoenix.

Jeff Canfield (123), Scott Knight (136). Dane Christensen (148), Gene Claborn (168) and Bill Ensley (178) all garnered seconds for the Huskies. Team Scare: Phoenix S3 Sweet Home 12 Roseburg tt Glide 2 Sweat Horn firsts lot-Uriel Santana; 1 Robbie Warren; 157 Jeff Black. Sweat Home second: 123 Jeff Canfield. 12 Scott Knight.

141 Dan Oirutemen: It Gene Claborn: 171 BUI E.nJey Sweat Home third: Scott Weld. Ul Dave 0 Briea. OREGON STATE 23. N. COLOR ADO 13 GREELEY, Colo.

Oregon State's 18th-ranked wrestling team improved its season record to 12-8 in dual meets Friday night, stopping Northern Colorado 23-13. the third win in five nights for the Beavers. Albany's Tom Sanders lost at 177 pounds. 8-1. to Chris Erwin.

Sanders is 2-4 on the year. HI Antiidetl. N. Dan Erickson, O. t-1: 12 Mark Hlrota 0.

Harrison. N. lt-1; 134 West. N. Gary Regier.

0. t-t; 142 Dan Cballero. 0. Gockly. N.

7 IS Brad Swsrtl. O. Alstrom. N. 13-1; 151 John Only O.

Nichoi 11 CLASS A LEAGUE STANDINGS Ben Gerry lniurnr4 EITOTO4-0, KportiPae.l2; Hoaihhell I Sihlegil Farm! II 1. Horn Inaulalion 0-4, ThliWeekiRmiulU Row Shell 104. Homelmulation7l SportiPagellO SfhlegalKarmiW Hen Gerry IM. Rom Shell 12 EITorod SporliPage forfeit NntWwk'aSchedul MONDAY At Memorial DDI. Horn Inaulalion v.

Schlegal. El Tore Rom Shell. SATURDAY LEAGUE STANDINGS Rocket 14: GrtnlV Bear 14. Hurler Firm 14): Normarc I Jack Donut II. Cavalier 0 1.

Albany Jaycaea 0 I I jkeahore Lane 0 I. Laat Week Result Rocket! 101. JarkiM UrlKlyBeartl Cvller44 Hoeler Farmi Albany Jayceea 5 Normarc tt, Lakeihore Lane 57 REC NATIONAL STANDINGS Th Fore 14): CHy Hall 1-0: Wood M. Brunker Fencing 4 1, Colony Inn 12: FIIK I I. lit Baptlal I TWCA 1-1; Hollywood Auto 2 J.

Th Electric Chair 1-4: Bou Bomber I Lemon'i Mlllwork I S. A. Duck 01. Flyway'ilnc Thta Week! Rault Th Force 1.1 A Ducki Electric Chair II. Lemon 1 Mlllwork Brunker 1 Fencing lo.

TWCA II Lemon'i Mlllwork 51. Flyway I It The Force HI 51 Wood 71 Hollywood Auto CltyHallll.ElectrlcChairat Wood M. Colony Inn 5 NxtWek'lcndul MONDAY Al North Albany Ipm. Hollywood Brunker: TWCA lit Baptlal. it Bow City Hall, Flyway'n FIIE THURsDAY Al Periwinkle- 7pm.

Hollywood Auto NA Ducki. I It VllE v. Colony Inn: At Memorial pm. Flyway 1 Boro 1 I II. Lemon'i City Hall: At III Bapllet Church 7 Th Fore Wood X.

I It. Brunker 1 v. 11 Baptlal. REC A LEAGUE STANDINGS Oregon Frane Dry 5-0: SanlKm Cabinet! H. Albany Cabinet! I I.

Albany Sanitation 4-1. Cummlng Traiufer 4-1: Jen While 41 Snell Tool Rental 1-1: lny 1 Plna 11. weitrm Kraft 1-4: Print Right 14 1 for 1-4 Wan Chang Mi Buu Saw 0 5. Food Mill II ThliWaak'tRaault Print Right 7 BuuSawU Cummlng I a lor 54 Albany iinlt 71 Food Mill Albany Cabineti 71 luy'i 71 Jenk Whll0 TWCA 57 lantlem Cablnen 71 Snell Tool 51 Oregon Freeie Dry Western Kraft 41 Next Week llchedtile MONDAY At Periwinkle 7pm. War.

Chang v. Buu Saw. I It. Snell Tool Freete Dry WEDNESDAY At North Albany I nr. Sanliam Cabineti Albany Cabinet! Cummlng! luy'i IS.

JenkaWhlt v. Albany Sanitltdloo: Print Right Welm Kraft Al Partwlnkl 7 Food Mill KorJ. SLOW BREAK LEAOUE STANDINGS TownaCountry 41. Schlock 41: Pc 41. King Arthur I Klwanii 11: Wobblle II, Vlly rioorlandl-4 El Revol TnlWtlRulU Ppc4 Town Country 40 El Revo 40 King Arthur 1 17 Valley Floorland 5 pepcotl WooolBM iVhlocktl Next Week llchedul MONDAY Al Ttken 7pm, King Arthur Pepco.

I U.VllyFioorlnd El Revo THt HtDAY At Tkan 7 Schlock Towountry. I 11. Wobulie El RrO REC AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS TomCt ta OK Novelty H. TAR Trucking II. DB Shirt-work 4 1, Wlllamett Seed 4 1 Hand Flalver 41: First Round Tvrn 1-1.

DurafUk 1 1. Durflk 11. Simpson Ttmbarl IH Evangelicl I t. Security Alarm I Bureau at Mine t. Catcad Farauta.

SACCat ThU Wtsk'iRaaulU Rand FWvtr 57. Dur(lak 41 Tom Cl 4. Sim peon Timber Securtty Alarm 44 Cascade Farmi II DB Shlrt7. OK Novelty Willamette Seed 71, SACC 51 First Round 7. lit Evangelical 51 Tt t.

Bureau of Mines al Neit Weak Schedule WEDNESDAY At Prtwinkl I IJ nm.SACCv TtR: Al Mmortl Ipm. Tom Cl lit Evang It. Simpson RandFliher THURSDAY Al North Albany I Willamette Seed Security Alrm. Bureau Mine First Round. 15 OK Novelty Cacad Farmi.

DB Shirt! Durallak Oregon ski report Aiofl today ANTHONY UKES Clear 5 degrees, no new mow 5 inch base, day aktlng COOPER SPUR Clear. IS degree. BO new wow inch base, dayikung HOODOO SKI BOWL Clear. I degrees no new snow. tnch base, day and night akilng MOUNT ASHLAND Clear.

17 degree, no new mow II -Inch base day Uling MO rmrue nirurtin Clear It degree, no new mow. 10-Inch bus. day MOUNT HOOD MEADOWS Clear. 7 degree, no new mow. ill inch base, day and night skiing MULTORPOR Clear, It degree, no new snow.

SI Inch but. day and nigh! iki SPRINGS Clear. 10 degree Inche new mow. inch baa, day and night skiing TlMBERLINE LODGE Clear degrees, no new snow. Ito-lnrb baa, day nd night skiing CROSSCOUNTRY CRATER LAKE 14 degree.

1 Inche new i now so inch baa green DIAMOND LAKE ll degrees, no new now. inchlo24 Inch baa, blu wx LEMOLO LAKE It degree, no new (now, seroto 14 inch baa, blu or purpl was. Arizona State 81, Southern Cal 75 AT LOS ANGELES ARIZONA ST. HI): Nuh 1 II I. Nlm-phiu I IS 21.

Lister 11-17. Scott 1 1-1 14. Lrvar 1 1-1 II. Will lama 7 t-o 14. William I 1, Kuypor 0 -0 1 ToUU II IHI SOUTHERN CAL ITS) WlllUm 4 1-1 10.

Miller I S-7 II. Marquettt 3 13 1. Hill 1 117, Carflno It 11 21. Brooks 1 0-4 4. Wldlfeldl 11-11.

Cotlrell 10-Ot. Hudson 14)0 Total! IS 22 7S Halftime: Anion SI 4. Southern Cal tt Fouled out: None Total foul! Anion St. It Southern Cal 11 A-t 4t7. Pac-10 basketball All Gijum Pet Oregon 81 Wash SI use Waihlnglon, UCLA Anion Or gon Slanlurd 0 I OKI I II mi 7M MO ,714 7S .171 .400 17 7, .5110 too M7 7 IM i II I II Calilornta 0110 rRirilV't Anion Stale HallM' 711 SATURDAY'S GAMES Wiihlngtonal Oregon Mate iTV.Cb Tipmi Wiltitlon Slat ii Oregon (TV, Ch 7 30pm i Celllornla Stanford iTV.

Chi, 1 13. I sopm i Notrt Dam it UCLA I TV, Ch. I llupmi Anion alUSOTV ipm Ch 101 Valley League basketball LEAGUE GAMES Crescent Vollty 7 ft Corvlh 7 I South Salem Lebanon 4 South Albany 4 eat Albany I 4 North Salem I I Spragu I I 0 0 FRIDAY'S GAMES Cor valllt M. Soulh Albany II Waal Albany North Salrm 51 Lebanon St. McNary IS Crearenl Valley 71 McKay IS toulll Salem SI, Sprain TttnuAY Schedule South Albany! South Salem McNary Aval Albany Lebanon alftpragu North Salem McKay CnacoM ValWy 11 Corvallli Timber Valley basketball Pel low low 157 171 171 421 II 000 ,000 LEAGUE GAMES Pet WaaiUnn 4 IM OregonClly I I I ouO Katacad I I Canny I I W0 iandy I I to Inverted I 0U Sweet Horn I I 000 I I 000 rRIDAY'SOAMES Oregon City tu.

Horn St Canity SllveflonStf Esleradatt Sandy II WlUnn73 MolallaM TUEsDAV I GAME Iandy il Sweet Homo Val-Co League basketball LEAGUE 0AMES Pel Toledo I JunctlonCHy, I I 7 Philomath I I I I mi Tall I I tt Centr Linn I 1 Ntwport I I oo PRIDAV'IOAMEI Tall Junction CMy Toledo Philomath Elmir 70 Newport 4 Central Una 71. Nealurca 17, non-tsgu TUESDAY'S GAMES Elmfr at enlrel Unn Philomath al Junction City Newport al Dayton Tad al Tot Trico League basketball LEAGUE GAMES Pel Harrtsburg I two Waldport I Meplelon I I ml Monro I I Crow I I Ml McKarul. I I OuO Halt I Lowell 1 too FRIDAY'S GAMES Harm bur Lowells Monro 44 Ulleu Matilrlon VI I row Waldport 70 MrKnile7 ot Tl'KhDAY SQAME Monro Harrtsburg Siiett al Lowell Mapletonal Waldport Craw at McKnuw Tri-River Conference basketball LEAGUE GAMES Pd Regit 1 Sheridan I I 7 Sanliam I Sew I 1 wo Kennedy I 1 Wo Coilaa 1 500 Ctwmawa. 0 Amity 0 FRIDAY'S GAMES Sheridan II. Scio 41 Santiam 40 Chemawa RegnSt Kennedy S7 CollonM.

AmltvM TUESDAY'S GAME Kennedy al Yawama League basketball LEAGUE GAMES Pd p.yton I Yamhill Carlton 1 I ouo Sherwood I. Nestucc 0 Jefferson Wtllamln i North Marlon I to FRIDAY'S OAM ES Sherwood 75. JaKsnon Davton 4. North Marion 41 YamhIIKarllon M. Willamln 13 Contral Linn 71, NeHucca 47 inon- TUESDAY'S GAMES J(lrnnal Wlllamma OCCAAmen I Pd SWOCC I 0 Ml Hood I I M3 tlmpqua I 7M I 1 mi Chmlrta I Judaon Baptlal 0 Un 1 LlnnBfnlon 1 H7 Central Ortipin I Blu Mountain 0W FRIDAY'S GAMES 4Llnn Bnlonl7 Blu Mounlln4, OT Ml Hnod3, l.nM SWOCC ChrmkrtaM Umpqua 2.

Orf on OT Clckml52 JudvmBptlt TONIGHTS0AME JudonBaplittl.BCC.tpm 0CCAA women Pet 7 1000 Umpqua Oregon guns down the Beavers; LBCC, N.Albany remain unbeaten Girls' basketball 117-r red Miles O. pinned At wood. u. Lara bietenoerg. o.

a bmitfl. im I. Hwt achannals. d. Ron LIU.

0. 14. OREGON 27. BYU 12 Pd. OB Saallla II 71 Lo Angela II 4 Phoentk Jl IT let 4 SanDwgo 17 14 .12 l'i BLAZERS t) tt Golden Slte I Jl l'i Mldweet Dlvlalaa Rental City WO Milwaukee 11 5JI 1', Denver 17 11 I) Chicago 15 II 5J 11 Utah 14 IV 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dtvtatoa Boeton II 75 Philadelphia 14 II 75 Waahlngtoo 20 .455 II', New York 11 17 .44 14 NewJeney I 2 II1 Cwtril Dtvuuoa Atlanta II S7I Saa Antonio Set I1, out! on 23 5O0 l' Indiana II 15 47 I', Cleveland 4 Detroll It 254 II PROVO.

Utah Thirteenth straight dual wrestling meet of the season Friday night, han ding Brighara Young University a 27-12 setback. EUGENE Debbie Adams scored 26 points and the Oregon Ducks led from start to finish Friday night to gain a 74-58 women's basketball victory over rival Oregon State at MacArthur Court. A crowd of 1.967 watched the Ducks defeat OSU for the second time this year, although this was the first Northwest Conference league game between the two. OSU trailed 39 28 at half and never did catch up. Bev Smith and Julie Cushing combined for 33 points to help Adams in the CO attack.

Jefferson's Carol Menken, the nation's, third-leading scorer for OSU. had 28 points, one over her average, but no other Beaver scored in double figures. Oregon Is now 3-0 in league. 9-4 overall. The Beavers are 2-1 in league and 9-6 for the year.

OREGON STATE (Ml: Menken tt. Acarregul 1 Coll Ingi 4. Clark I Brosfroml. OREGON (741: Adam M. Towrlss 4.

War 1 Washington I. Smith IS. Cushing 1 Halftime. Oregon 31. OSU 21 LINN BENTON 48.

BLUE MTN. 35 Linn-Benton's unbeaten women's basketball team scored Just 15 points in the first half Friday night against Blue Mountain, but the Roadrunner defense held their four straight opponent to less than 40 points for the fourth straight game and that was enough for a 48-35 OCCAA victory at the L-B gymnasium. So entering tonight's 6 o'clock home game with Judson Baptist a team LBCC has beaten twice this year the Roadrunners are 5-0 in league and 12-2 overall. "The difference tonight from other nights was that we caused 30 turnovers but couldn't capitalize," LBCC Coach Dave Dangler said. "We haven't played against a man to man defense for 10 games and we were a little rusty against it." Jean Melson had 14 points and 11 rebounds to lead LBCC, while Debbie Prince added 10 rebounds.

Another factor was that LBCC shot 40 percent afield and the visitors just 22 percent. BLUE MOUNTAIN tK): Woodward 1 CahMI Bar-chum 4. Mollhn 1 Heaiey 7. Myers Stubbiefield t. Jones 0 UNN BENTON 14ti: Mellon 14.

Prince 7. Marvin I. Poehlman 7. Friesen t. Hatcher 7.

Roger I. Johnson I. Pierce t. Baaskel. Lege I.

Halftime LBCC IS. Blue Mountain II LOWELL 46. HARRISBURG 37 HARRISBURG Lowell combined a hot hand with an air-tight defense to rally from a 27-17 halftime deficit and overtake Harrisburg 46-37 in a Trico League girl's basketball game Friday. The Eagles, who scored 11 and 16 points in the opening two quarters, managed just 10 for the entire second half. Harrisburg dropped to 1-2 in league play and 5-5 overall.

Karen Seymour and Gail Estergard each scored 10 points to lead the Eagles, and teammate Becky Detering added nine. Lowell II 12 17-4 Harrisburg Ill 4 -37 LOWELL (41: Bloom 4. Stejskal 12. Jearl 10. Storey W.

Tooker 10 HARRISBURG (171: Borden Malpass? Estergard. Elmblade Detenng Seymour It. McCleary Estergard It. Denning 0. Hayicock NORTH ALBANY 56.

CALAPOOIA 17 Unbeaten North Albany continued its impressive 1980 performance Friday afternoon, taking a 29-9 halftime lead over Calapooia and winning 56-17 in a junior high girls' basketball game. The Tigers are 8-0 overall and have limited their last three opponents to a total of 44 points. Tami Kumpula had 15 points to lead the North scoring in the game. North Albany 15 14 14 13 3 Calpooi 4 1 -17 NORTH ALBANY (St): Kumpula IS, Moore 7. Stephenson 4.

Nolen I. Loeltler 7. Vik 11. Lowry I Pascoe 1 Pros 0. CALAPOOIA 117): Spady i.

Ricketles 2. Lupsev 2. Mercer 5, Weygandt 1. Weill 2, Kieli 0 Moor I. Ella I.

Wood I. FRIDAY'S GAMES Boston III. BLAZERS 1 Senile 124. New York 111 Philadelphia 111. New Jertey IN Utah 107, Chicago 101 Denver 120 Milukee 111 Hotuton 114.

Wathlngton III Golden Stale 12 Sin Diego II Lot Angele lot. Atlanta nil SATURDAY'S GAMES Houston at Detroit KaniaiOiyal Indiana Cleveland al PhUadetphla Denver al Chicago Waahlngtoo at San AnlonM Golden Stat at Utah San Diego at Phoenli SUNDAY'S GAMES Seattle at Boaton BLAZERS at Mllwauke River levels Aiaflim today River Stg ft dig Clackamai el Clackama 0 Slleti al Sllrli 11-17 Alaea near Tidewater 71 I Sluilawnear Mapleton II I Wllaon near Tlllimook 11-01 Nestuccaal Beavar II -t I Nehaiemaf Foa 14 -I I 43 177 Erwuv N. TOM SANDERS, ranked Oregon won its seventh seven of 10 matches, including a heavyweight that finished next Wednesday. Working For Year Trust BARBARA EGBERT Don FIH6R compflfiY REALTY Aurella Davis, Broker 801 E. Pacific Blvd 828-6317 The Ducks.

9-2 overall, won pin by freshman Dan Cook meet. The Ducks host Oregon State Mid-valley sports schedule SATURDAY College basketball: Judson Baptist at Linn-Benton. I ra Washington at Oregon State. 7 30 Washington State at Oregon Ipm Prop basketball Amity at Scio. Ipm; Sweet Home at Silverton.

7 30pm Prap wrestling South Albany at Clackamas tournament, noon. Lebanon at Marshfield invitational. 11 a Jefferson tournament. 1pm College wrestling: Oregon State at Boise State. LBCC at Oregon CHy tourna ment Oregon at Utah State.

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