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76 -v CofpiH fyv ttgag, Mvig-r ICO TVfidb jportjf-popjYS CALENDAR Raiders MvNar wirl al Corvailis. 9 n-weol Vjllee girls al Smiih AlhiMV. 9pm llri'ipiB Suile wtuiim Jl Dn-icai Boys' Club basketball champion Roseburg Wednesday, March at 1:30 in the npwiing round of the state tournament. And Corvailis Coach, Mike Doherty as usual has Rnsrburg scoutetrin the event the Spartans do qualify for the state tournament. "Roseburg has three kids In the6-S.

range inside." said Doherty. 'They are strong kids and they move around pretty well, i "They are a physical team and they are unlike anybody we have played in our league." But Doherty isn't saying the Spartans can't match up to Corvailis' front line-has been scoring and' rebounding well in recent games. Doherty is presently starting Dick Oldfield -Jr Cleve Frank (6-2) and Jim Solberg (6-01 on the front lineSt Doherty can also go to 6-4 John Bates, tV7 Dan Shadoin and Eric Curteman. At the guard positions, Mickey Riley and Harold Reynolds have been drawing starting assignments. But Andy tawrence and sophomore Paul Tanselli have made steady Improvement "Lawrence has been looking bettwr and better and he's going to get more and more playing time." said Doherty.

Corvailis finished the Valley League season with I record. four games behind South Salem. Crescefit Valley and McNary tied for third place with records. Uoalinueti from page IS tournament james in two nights. F.vwi before he knew Corvailis had a bv in the first round nf the tournament.

Backlund labeled the Spartans tournament favorites. "I puess just based on track record. Corvailis is the favorite," said Backiund. "They i the Spartans have von eight of their last nine games and they are playing better. "We are in a similar position with Crescent Valley.

They have been a little erratic this season and we have been a little erratTcTK a playoff whoever is playing his game the best will win. I think the two teams Crescent Valley and McNary equal. "We beat Crescent Valley tylwo points at Crescent Valley earlier in the year and they caught us by two points here." Corvailis the Valley League champion the past six years was dethroned this season by South Salem. But the Spartans still have the opportunity to make their 14th state tournament appearance in the last IS. years.

No other Class AAA school in the state can match that record. The Valley League tournament champion as the league No. 1 team will -face Southern League MONDAY 7 15 pin Mi N.irv Cn-nfol YjUtv ttirtl nmnd al jieue hir whid h.isihrttl (nnnuiwul i al (U ('limm KKI.Y AM radio U7i and Klll'F KM radio iliHi Isn Hrrgna Si lie at Sl.inlcird inillciir hatkrllulll. chanwl II radw IMQi and KLOll-FM radw i lu TrXirTime Inr Kl XX radio 146pm TVKsnAY 1 S9 llnrvalli either Oml Vatlev or McNarv (finals of YaHe IJVUfue hih arftnnl hakHhjll hwnumnMi at l.ill rnliwem. KI.O-AM radio (IJ40I.

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Singleton had scored XI points against OSU in Corvailis and had scored SI on Friday against Oregon. "We did a good job on Singleton," said Allen. "We contained him, put pressure on him, and we put pressure on the passer. If you can't pass the ball, you're in bad shape." Singleton was 4-for-f from the floor and J-for-4 from the line. The Beavers suffered a scare with 6:29 remaining in the first half when Johnson went to the floor holding his left foot, but the injury turned out to be a twisted ankle and not a reinjury of the foot he broke last season.

He returned to action with 4:24 left in the half and is etpected to play tonight He jogged Sunday while the Beavers worked out at Maples Pavilion. True .36 1-7 1-4 Sctaeiderioha IS Caselll ,....,40 Wtlhit ......19 29 Totals OREGON STATE J4 25-59 Si 19-51 Fashion Apparel MSG) (SMrfl A. (Q Team rebounds Oregon SUM 1 California i. Technical fouls Oregon Suie Coach Miller. Officials Jerry White, Rich Ballesteros, Ron Omort.

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Soatbera 77, OT Date 47, North Carolina 40 E. Ten. St 107. Teno. Tech 71 Georgia 13.

Florida 62, OT June Madisoa Baltimore Mercer 17, Samlord fi Middle Tern 1, Kentucky 71 Mississippi St. Alabama 60 Mississippi St 6. Louisiana St. 57 Morehead St St E. Kentucky N.

Carolina St SO, Wake Forest NE Louisiana 7S. Ceateoary 66 Old Domimoe 57. William Mary 56 Tennessee IS. Auburn S6 Virginia 75. Maryland 71 --Virginia Tech 3.

Richmond 91 MIDWEST Bradley IS. Tulsa 71. OT Cent Michigan St E. Michigan 65 DePaal 61. Marquette 60 Detroit 72, Loyola, 111 66 Indiana 71.

Minnesota 46 Iowa S3. Ohio St. Kent St 42, Bail SL 75 Louisville IS, Tulaoe 71 Michigan St. Tt 62 Missouri 7t Iowa St 67 Nebraska 7S. Oklahoma St 67 N.

Illinois 73. Miami, Ohio 58 Notre Dame 93, La Salle 70 Ohio V. SO, Bowling Green 71 Oklahoma 63, Kansas St Si Oral Roberts 0. Illinois St 71 Purdue 67, Michigan 5 St Louis 106. SIU-Edwardsrilie 69 Olmots 76.

Drake 73 Toledo 57. W. Michigan 49 Wisconsin 72. Northwestern 79 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St SW Louisiana 79 Lamar 102, Texas-Arlington Nev -Las Vegas 66, Texas-El Paso 66 New Mexico St San Diego St. 71 New Mexico St.

64, Creightoa 75 Texas St 94, Cent Oklahoma 74 Pan American 95. HardiD-Simmons FAR WEST Mi Force 63. Denver 75. Arizona 95. Arizona St.

99 Boise St. 95, Gonxap 91. OT Brigham Young 66, Colorado St 61 Evansviile 62, Hawaii 54 Fullerton St 91. UC-Santa Barbara 76 Idaho 99. Idaho St.

79 Kansas 71. Colorado 60 Long Beach St. 64, L'C-Irvine 63 Los Angeles St 96, Cal Poly-SLO 79 Montana 55. Montana St. 53 Arizona 66, Weber St.

84. OT -Oregon 80, Stanford 77 Oregon St. 59, California 51 St. Mary'; Calif. 94.

Seattle 71 San Francisco 104. Loyola. Calif. 69 Santa Clara 85. Pepperdine 74 Southern Cal 61.

Washington 59 I'CLA' 110. Washington St 102, 3 OT Utah 59, Wyoming 52 TOCR.NAME.YT5 MEAC Tourney Champion tblp Carolina AtT 46. Howard 46 SIAC Toaraey ChampioBship Tuskegee 78, Florida AM 6B Soatbera Conference First Round Citadel 86, Davidson 79 Southern Cenf ereaee First Round Furman 96, Tn. -Chattanooga 68 Carolina 67, Marshall 50 Appalachian St 73. VMI 63 Southwest Conference First Rooad Bavlor 104, TCU 78 Houston 74.

SMU 67 Sua Belt Confereace Semifinals Jacksonville 88, Alabama Florida 50. C.Charlotte 47 SWAC Toaraey Championship Alcorn St. 108. Southern U. 99 Consolatloa Round Prairie View 90, Mis Valley 84.

OT swe First Round Texas Tech 82. Rice 49 Prep basketball Clas AAA Grant 50, Jefferson OTJ 53, Wilson 51 METRO Beaverton 58. Parlrose 57 WILCO West Lmn 60. Gresham 56 MIDWESTERN Marshfield 43. Sheldon 41 INTF.RMOI STAIN Baker 72, Pendleton 60 La Grande 62.

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Dale finished fifth in 2:18.03 and Pettit sixth in 2: 16.21 in the 200 individual medley, and Dale was fifth in the 100 butterfly in 1:00.43. Corvailis' Tiedeman placed 11th in the 100 freestyle in a lifetime best time of 58.56, Lori Haynes was ninth in the 50 freestyle iiv a lifetime best 26.32 and the 400 freestyle relay team of Laila Deardorff, Cathy Wright, Brigitte Rossbacher and Haynes was ninth in 4:00.3. Philomath's Rhonda Flatz placed fifth in diving with 301.15 points and Crescent Valley's Mary OToole followed her in eighth The Raiders' Michelle Tomc-zuk placed 10th in the 100 butterfly in 1:04.7. In the boys' meet, Corvailis' Rolf Sjogren placed sixth in the 200 individual medley in 2 :04.06 ajid llth in the 100 butterfly in 56.72, Gregg Tiedeman placed eighth in the 100 breastroke in 1:03.94 and 11th in the 50 freestyle in 23.25, Lynn Villemyer placed 12th in the 500 freestyle in 5:13.21, and Terry Davis placed 10th in diving with 2S2.05 points. Crescent Valley's Mike Frank placed ninth in diving with 256.5 points.

Obitz said the only real disappointment for her girls' team was Tiedeman in the 50 freestyle, where she hit a lane line in her qualifying heat Friday and failed to get in the top 12. The Spartan coach said Tiedeman could 've been in the top six in that event. Philomath boys' coach Paul Mariman said Flatz' consistency was the key to her diving performance. "She dove' very well and was as consistent as she's been in any competition all year," he said. Flatz agreed.

"Some girls hit some dives really well, but I was consistent all the way through," she my State Farm's New Miremet It can help you set a portion of your income aside now for future enjoyment free from current Income tax. fndfrraJ Mwty By Brest Eggers For The Gaiette-Time GRESHAM The Corvailis High girls' swim team climbed another notch on the state swimming ladder for a fifth-place finish at the Oregon Interschob.stic Swimming and Diving Championships at Mt. Hood Community College Saturday. The fifth-place finish was an improvement over last year's sixth placing and was the highest finish ever for a Corvailis or District 8 school in the state meet. David Douglas won the girls title by scoring 1 points and was followed by Lake 102; North Eugene, 88; Corvailis, 80 and North Bend, 75.

Philomath scored 10 points and Crescent Valley eight points in the girls meet. Cottage Grove upset David Douglas to win the boys' competition, scoring 166 points to '156 for the Scots. The Corvailis boy's scored 22 points to finish 18th for the second consecutive year, while Crescent Valley scored four points. "We scored a lot more points (25 more) than last year, so I guess I can't complain about that," said Corvailis girls' coach Judy Obitz when asked about her team's performance. The Corvailis girls 200 medley relay team was thwarted in its bid for a state championship, but it took a state record by David Douglas' relay to do it.

The Seots broke Wilson's -state record of 1:56.14 set in last year's meet by swimming the event in 1:55.57 to defeat the Spartans, who were also under the existing record in a lifetime best of 1:56.11. The same Corvailis team of Kersti Pettit, Schuller, Carrie Dale and Kelly Tiedeman also finished second and were under the state record in last year's meet. "The girls really wanted to win the medley, but David Douglas is so tough and we improved our time so there's not much you can say," said Obitz. The highest individual finish for the Sparts was Pettit's GIANT BUILDER'S GARAGE SALE Coming -Sot. Sun.

March 3 4 back one-and-a-half, which I failed at district and beat my best 11 dives' score by 90 points. One of my goals has to make the top six, and I made it" There is no official AA state swim meet so Philomath competes in the AAA meet. And the Warriors' were the only AA school to score In the meet with their 10 points due to Flatz's effort. Crescent Valley girls' coach Caron Shake was equally pleased with OToole, a senior, and in her first year of diving. "For trying a new sport for the first time and then to place eighth in state is something.

I couldn't ask for much more." Corvailis boys' coach Jeff Storie was disappointed his 200 medley relay team was disqualified in the Friday's prelims, but saw progress in his program. 'We had to taper for Friday's meet just to get our swimmers in Saturday's meet," he said. "Next year we should be fairly strong and able to concentrate on Saturday's meet a little more," Storie said his medley felay team would have placed eighth in Saturday's consolation finals with it's Friday time. The Corvailis girls' team loses only Deardorff and Schuller to graduation and the future looks bright. Rossbacher's a junior; Pettit, Dale, Tiedeman and Wright are sophomores; and Haynes is a freshman.

But Obitz said the biggest reason for a bright future is the building of the Corvailis Aquatic Center. "With a new pool in and if our swimmers swim a lot over the summer, we should 4m--prove a lot," she said. "JVben you consider that we swim an hour and 15 minutes a day and every other team that finished ahead of us swims at least three hours a day, we do pretty well. When I tell the other coaches this they are shocked that we do as well as we do." FOR DETAILS SEE OR CALL: DAVE SMITH 901 N.W. Baca Phone 75M846 Horn 753-4747 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.

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