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Colls 59 basketball OatxTuwrt CofXtfti. will Orem. Mpfdor. ffVvo'Y lV 9 Hicks ruins extinguish VV 11U (Caatlaaed frem page 7) use," said Miller, "But we just didn't get a chance to use it "In the first half, we shot l-for-12 from the Miller. "Well, you can't do that when UCLA is laying back and clogging up the middle.

When they're crowded back to the basket and we shoot 12 good shots and hit one. you're putting yourself in a handicap or hardship." after' returning from a knee injury. Therriao beat Dave Brown of Iowa State 10-4. Hicks and had each defeated Brown 3-2 this season. Therrian, however, kwt to LeRoy Smith of Oklahoma State, who drew with Hicks.

5-5. The matchups, with national ranking. season record and career record in parenthesis: IIS Jot Conzaks fW). Cal Sutt-BaimfMld (No. 17-1.

44-I-Uti Gene Mill! (E), Sjrracaat (No 1M. II. 124 Randy Uwu (W), Ion 1, V-t, t) w. Jin HanaoajEl. Wiaconia INo.

1, 1M. 4J-M). 4 Mike Land (W), Iowa (No. 1, JM, ISI4) n. Urn Mallory (E).

Mostdair State (No. 4, 14-1. 114-1). 142 Daa Hteks (W), Ortfoa Statt 1, U-H, S7-4V 1) r. Jeff Thernaa (E).

MicBiaaa Stat (No. T. 1M-1, carter record anavatlable). lJI-BneakJBaetatW), Iowa (No. lM, 4M) fa.

Andy DtSabtto (E. Otw Sute (aBranked. H-4-1. 474-1). 154 Kelly Ward (W), Iowa Sute (No.

1. SM. U1-1M) Daa ZUmterf (El. Minoewtt (Na. 1 14-4.

75-U-l). M7 Dand Miller (Wr. Moaoari (anraaaod. 1M. 4-n-41 n.

Mark Cbardla (E). Micbifaa (No. 1. 17-1, 127-11). 177 Dm Seven (W), Arinaa Slate (No.

1. tS-1. 7t-1MI Steve Frater (E), Miebifaa (No. 4 at 1S4 pounds, 2M. 44-lSI.

1M Howard Rarrta (W), Oregoa Sute (No. 2S-1. Ul-ai Mitca Hiifl (E), Wwransa (Na. 4. 12-4-1, 8-14- vi).

Heavyweight Fred Bohna (Wl. UCLA (No. 1, 1M. II-n-1) v. JeH BUtntck (E), Spriaffield (No.

2, M. 144-1). pounds by Amateur WresUinNews. Mallory is rated fourth. Cburetla Is rated No 1 at 167 and Hansen who has bow bees scratched Is rated No.

2. At four of the 10 weights, the No, 1-ranked wrestler will not appear. One of the four is Rein, who lost fa theJ NCAA finals last year to Hicks M. iB overtime. Hicks is rated No.

2 this year. Top-ranked 177-pounder Mark lieberman of Lehigh has the flu and has beenTeplaced by Steve Fraser of Michigan, who is ranked sixth at 190 pounds. Fraser will wrestle second-ranked Dave Severn of Arizona State. OSU'S Harris was picked to the West team over top-ranked Eric Waia of Oklahoma State. Harris, 28-1, will oppose fourth-ranked Mitch.

HuU of Wisconsin, 124-1. Third-ranked heavyweight Fred Bohna of UCLA was selected over top-ranked John Bowlsby of IoWa. Bohna, 16-0, will wrestle second-ranked Blatnick, 8-0, of Springfield College. Therriaa won 9-6 over Andre Metzger of -Oklahoma, who Is the only wrestler to beat Hicks in the last two seasons. Metzger beat.

Hicks J-I in January in Hicks' -first match (Continued from page 7) rtd you think that's not going to hurt UCLA? "It lure hurt me. Me'i our floor man, plus he's the one who'igoing to help us out on defense." Greenwood explained his defensive assignment agaln.it Allen. "The main principle was to try to help everybody else out because Dwayne wasn't shooting." said Greenwood. "I would compare it to a roverback In football." "We conceded the outside shot to Allen." said Cunningham. "It left David tn the middle to take anything We were able to shut off the backdoor cuts, But then when they put other people In, we had to play honest defense." When Allen left the game, the Beavers struggled against UCLA's full-court press, labored as they attempted to run their offense and obviously missed the Junior guard's defensive But after UCLA opened up Its biggest lead of the game at 38-30 with 15:42 play In the game, Allen started the Beaver charge which netted OSU ties ai 46-44 with 1:43 left In the game and 52-52 at the seven-minute mark.

Allen scored on a tipin and Radford hit a pair of free throws, narrowing UCLA's lead to 38-34. The Beavers -remained within four points of the Bruins until Blume made a fast-break stuff shot and Radford converted two free throws to tie the score at 48-46. Greenwood and Hamilton both converted two' free throws, giving the Bruins 50-46 advantage. Radford and Holland then matched outside jump shots as the. Bruins led 52-48 with to play.

Radford hit two free throws and Blume pulled up and dropped in a 15-foot shot and the score was tied at 52-52. After Radford's charging foul, UCLA went on Ita scoring spree which wrapped up the victory. The Bruins ran an effective delay offense during the final three minutes of play. "They cut us to ribbons with their control game, the same, game we were planning to- Beaver box vcu me ft i to Creerrwooa 4-14 4-4 11 14 14 Vaaoewefha 17 S-W l-l 4 1 I I 4 IT 1 HollMd. .....44 HI MSI 11 IS JUmiltM Ml I I 4 I Netlia I 4 Allium XT 4-4 4-4 1 4 1 I 4 t-I i t-s SaarJert I Totals UK SS-44 17-21 8 14 I OREGON STATE IH) -jne ft a st la Alles II I I I I 4 11 4 Mart 1-1 S-T 4 1 1 I S-W I I I I 14 Blume 49 H-1-1 1 I -1 1 1 14 Radford I 14 1 i Allstl .1 I 1 I MrShiM.

4 I I I StoiU 14 S-W 1 I I I I 4 Smile I 11 I 111 1 Toulf IS-44 IMS HUB IS CALENDAR J4 txxA OREGON STATE Team rebounds UCIA Terhmeai louls None. Officials Bob Kone, Garibaldi. Attendance 14.427.' Orefoe SUU I. Freak Bosom, Bo PorOand State al Oregoa State. 7 30 m.

Lebaaoa at Crescent Valley. 30 sstsketaall Lowell girls at Monroe. 5 45 p.m. Oregon State met) at Arizona. 1:31 pm.

Crescent Valley girls at Lebanon. I pm. Spragoe girls at CorvalUs. I m. TRLRSDAY SwttaaUag Cresrent Valley boyt and-girls Corvatla at the Benton County-VMCA.

4 pm. Phihxnatb boys sad girls at Newport, 4 p.m. Wrettliag Philomath at Newport I t). -Corvalli at Spragoe. 4 IS m.

Monroe at WaWport 4 15 pm Alve at McKenne. 4:15 Robinson leads Trojans to 87-64 win over Ducks aeSaraey't Reswfcs KAST Baatoa Coll 71. Fordhaai 44 -brwl it Prmrru 4 Burtseti 74. Latavette ciuutxt; e.cust Cotmmbxt SO rUrvaro 74 Ccuwuft 41. Hampsaire 44 Cortrt 44.

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Ohio 71 Indiana 70. OMa St hdiana St Tulu SS Iowa 17, Minnesota 71 Kansas Si 42. Iowa St 49 Michigaa T4, lUinott Michigan SL 11, Northwestern SI Michigan Teck 54, Winona St 54 Nebraska 71. Colorado II Illtnoa 73. Cent Michigaa 41, OT Notre Dame It.

Daytoa Tl Ohio U. Heat SL 14 Oklahoma 10, Missouri 74 Purdue S4. Wisconsin a nimots 44. Bradley 41 Toledo Tt Bowling Greta 41 Xavier. Ohio 74, Evansville 48 SOITHWEST Arkansas 44.

Rice SO Lamar 12. SW Louisiana Tl McNeeac SL 100. Texat-Artingtoa New Mexico 44. Texas-Q Paao Paa American It, Air Fore 41 Texas Tl. TCU 49 Texas AfcM mC Houstoa SI Texas Tech 71, Baylor TO Wichita St.

7. W. Texas St. 41 FAR WEST Arizona 43, Stanford 6 Aritona -Str II. California SS Brigham Young tt, Saa Diego SL SO Denver II.

Oklahoma City Fresno St 71. Long Beach St Tl Gonaga 34. Montana 11 Hawaii-Hilo 14. Brigham Yoang- Hawari 74 IdahQ 47, Montana SI 43 Nevada-Reno TO. Loyola.

Calif 42 N. Aritona TS, Boise SL Tl, OT N. Colorado 47. S. Colorado 44 Pacific 71, DC-Santa Barbara 41 Pepperdine TT.

SL Mary's. Calif. Tl Portland II, Santa Clara Tl Saa Francisco 72. Seattle SI Southern Cal 47, Oregon 44 I'CLA 41, Oregoa St. 54 Utah SL 4S.

UC-lrvme 54 Washington SL 4S. Washington S4 Weber St. 45, Idaho SL 44 George Fax M. E. Oregoa 17 (OT) LnfieJd 107, Lewis Clark 44 Willamette 44.

WTutworth Oregoa Tech S2. Columbia Christian Portland St. It. Centenary S. Oregoa 10 Idaho Co).

73 NW Naxarene 72. Warner Pae. 40 W. Washington 74, Oregon Col. 40 Saa day's Retorts EAST Vlllanova 36.

Perm St 34 MIDWEST Michtgan SL 4S. Kansas II FAR WEST -Nevada-Las Vegas 13. Wyoming 74 San Jose St. M. Fullertoa St.

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Southern Cal Improved its conference record to 8-2 and "remained second in the standings, one-half game behind UCLA. The Trojans are 13-6 overall. Coach Bob Boyd said his Trojans were disappointed to see UCLA beat Oregon State 69-58 in a game televised earlier In the day. "We told our team it was absolutely vital that we win two games up here," said Boyd, whose team will play Oregon State tonight at 1:05 at Gill Coliseum. Oddsmakers have made the Beavers, six-point favorites in that pme.

Oregon dropped deeper Into the conference cellar at 3-1 with an 8-12 record in all games. Southern Cal burst to a 23-1 lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. The Trojans extended the lead to 39-15 on a lay-up by Dean Jones with 4:46 remaining In the first half. Oregon managed to reduce its disadvantage to 41-24 by halftime. Oregon Coach Jim Haney said, "Our performance in the first half was very poor.

I felt it was just a carnival. We didn't feel ready to play. It was not a performance I want to remember." The Ducks, hampered by 26 turnovers in the game, trailed by as many as 27 points in the second hall "Defensively, we were able to upset Oregon's offensively and force the turnovers," Boyd said. "But the most critical stat of all was the field goal shooting." the Trojans made 60 percent of their field goal Mike Clark stored 11 for the Ducks, while teammates" Rob Goss, Stu Lyon and Barry Walker each added 10. Don Carflno scored 15 for the Trojans.

Roy Joshua scored 23 points and Arizona State shot 81 percent In the first half as the Sun Devils defeated California 91-55. ASU was 17-for-21 in the first half. Brian Rison and Don Collins combined for 36 points as Washington SUte defeated Washington 65-56. WSU trailed 31-19 with 2:52 left in the first half, but rallied to within 33-29 at halftime. WSU gradually built a 14-point lead in the second half.

Washington was without its leading scorer, Andra Grif- fin. SOLTHFJtN CAL (17) Robinson Miller 7. Williams Carflno IS, Jones 11, Arnold I. Brooks II. Ratkovtch.

WhidUeldt I. Smith. OREGON () Barner 4, Murray 4, Ctoa It, Small S. Hartshome, dark 11, Davis 1. Williams 1.

Sealey, Hayta 4, B. Walker It. Lyon IS, M. Walker. Halftime Southern Cal 41, Oregoa 24.

Total foul -Southern Cal 23, Oregoa 14. Attendance 10,000. WASHINGTON STATE (45) Collin 17. House 4, Donaldson I. Kelly IS, Riaoa II.

Huntley. Preston. WASHINGTON (Mi Walker 14. Woods 11. Gud-mundsaoa It.

Matzeti Vaughn Frock 1. Roman 1, Lylea. Halftime Washington tt Washington Stale 21. Total fouls Washington Sute 13, Washington 10 Attendance 1.110. TV-radio MONDAY I 41 a m.

Loyola at Notre Dame irotlfge iMukelballi. KHJ'E -KM radio (10H. 7 54 Corvallit trji at Wnt Albany ihih Kbool baikttbell). KHt'E FM radio (ll. ID put South Salem girls at South Albany thirl) trhool basketball).

KW1L-AM radio (7WI.A I put t'SC. at Oregon Sute irollege batketballl. rhannrl It, KUX) AM radio (11401. and KUKKM radio (lot I). SPORTS MONDAY Bataetbal Claadia 's at Oregoa State jaaior varsity men.

I 31 L'SC mea at Oregon State. I 05 fm. Monroe girls at Siletl. I 45 Toledo girls at Philomath, 7:11 m. CorvaUis girls at West Albany.

I at. TVESDAY Wrettltag East West Ail-Star Classic at Cill Coliseum, 7:38 pm. Basketball Truflgle Lake girts at Alsea. I IS a.m. Lake boys at Alsea, 7 45 pm.

Toledo boys at Philomath. 7 15 pm PhilomaUi girls at Toledo, T15 StleU boys at Monroe. 7:30 m. Corvallls boyt at McNary. I it.

Crescent Vailey boys at North Salem. I m. WEDNESDAY Basketball Southwestern Oregoa women at Lun-Bentoa. 8 45 pm. South western Oregoa men at Linn-Benton.

I i n. EASY TERMS -1 I lununiwa I sports 7 55 pm West Albany. at. North Salem (high school basketballl.KHPE-FM radio rl. SATt'RDAY 1pm Basketball "71.

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12 noon Sportsworld. channel II. 1 30 Final-round play In the Hawaiian Open Golf channels I and IX, 4 10 Atlanta at Portland I NBA pro basketball), KLOOFM radio (108 1). MONDAY 7 55 pm McNary girls at South Albany Ihlgh school basketball). KWIL-AM radii) (790).

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9TH STREET CORVALUS, OR. 97330 Prep basketball Class AAA WILCO Centennial 72. The Dalles 57 Gresham 41, Barlow 45 Columbia SI. Reynolds 43 SOUTHERN Rcseburg 70. Crater 47 Grants Past 73.

Ashland 41 -Medford II. Klamath SI 1NTERMOLNTAIN Redmond 47. Baker 45 Bend 60. Ontario 47 Hermislon 44, La Grande J5 NON-LEAtalE Lewiston. Idaho 54.

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