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Timbers come to Autzen
Smoothing out the rough edges will be
coach Vic Crowe's aim when the Portland
Timbers bring their North American Soccer
League act to Autzen Stadium Sunday for
a preseason clash with the Edmonton Dril
lers
Crowe has not yet said who wifi be in the
Portland lineup for the 4 p.m kickoff, but he did
say that he will be taking a dose look at how his
squad blends together as they close out the
preseason and gear up for the regular-season
opener next Friday at Seattle
In their only other outing of the preseason,
the Timbers defeated Edmonton 1-0 on mid
fielder Brian Gant's 25-yard blast last Sunday in
Victoria. British Columbia
Crow used that first contest to get a look at
his personnel, playing all 17 players that were
activated tor the game. Injured defender Berme
Fagan was the only Timber who didn't see
action Fagan will be sidelined again this week
Last Sunday Crowe went with a 4-3-3 lineup
with a starting lineup which had second-year
Timber Oragan Radovich in goal, Willie Dona
chie, Gary Collier, Young Jeung Cho and Gienn
Myernick in defense. John Pratt, John Bain and
Gant in midfield, and Willie Anderson. Ron
Futcher and Dale Mitchell up front
Futcher. who was the all-time leading
scorer at Minnesota when the franchise folded
after last season, is one of several new faces on
the Timber squad this spring Other newcomers
include goalkeeper Bill Irwin who is likely to see
action Sunday, midfield rookie Greg Ion who is
back from a serious knee injury sufferred in a
reserve game last summer, and midfielder Carl
Strong who came to the Timbers from Atlanta
The Timbers will be sponsoring a coaches
clinic Saturday night at Harris Hall in the Lane
County Courthouse at 7:30 p m Timbers Gant,
Chris Heilenkamp and Ion will be on hand
Last spring at Autzen the Timbers defeated
San Diego, the team they eventually fell to in the
playoffs
sportfolio
Oregon's woman's softball loam will swing into action Friday whsn they begin play at
the Southern Oregon tournament in Ashland
The Ducks enter the 1982 campaign under first year coach Charles Sylvester hoping to
improve their attack and their 9-19 record from 1981
The Ducks will compete in a round-robin group which includes Western Oregon.
Oregon Tech, and Central Oregon First place teams from each of the two groups will meet
Saturday afternoon tor the tournament title
Sylvester said this tournament will give him a better idea of where his team is headed as
it readies for the home opener next Friday, a 2.30 p m double-header with Portland Stale
The Oregon dub sports rugby spued travels to Ferndaie. Washington Saturday to meet
Western Washington for the Pacific Northwest Rugby Union championship
Oregon won the state title by virtue of its 6-0 win over Oregon State It was the first time
in 10 years that an Oregon squad defeated OSU
Saturday s winner will advance to the western regional* in Santa Barbara slated for
next weekend
Oregon man’s track coach Ml Bain par has baen named assistant coach for the U S
Olympic team for the 1984 Los Angeles Summer games Dellinger represented the U S in
the 1956. 1960 and 1964 games as a distance runner
Tam He In o« an, woman's head back coach, has been selected as an assistant coach
for the West squad m this summer s National Sports Festival
Oregon women’a gywwsober coach Oary Vandarhoaf has resigned from ha post tor
what he calls family reasons Vanderhoff is reportedly moving to California
The Oregon men's tennis team suffered a 6-3 setback at the hands of Lewis and Clark
State College of Idaho Thursday The loss dropped the Ducks' record to 5-3 on the season
Oregon had raised its record to 5-2 on Wednesday with a 6-3 victory over the University
of Portland as Stewart Bartlett won ha no 1 singles match 7-6,6-2, and then teamed with
Ron Elvm for a 6~4.4-6.6-2 win in no 1 doubles action "I'm very pleased.’ said coach Buzz
Summers of his team's effort "They're a good group of players and they have a lot of
enthusiasm "
Oregon’s next match a against Southern Oregon on Saturday
Meanwhile, the Oregon women’s tenna team will be idle until April 13 after this
weekend's Southern Oregon invitational in Ashland was cancelled The women take on
Oregon State m Corvallis on April 13
Oregon a 1-5 on the season following s tough road trip through California, but coach
Nancy Osborne remains opbmatic "We've been working really hard.' she says "The year
we want to finish second in the region " Oregon was third last yesr
LOS ANOFI F6 (AP) — Pole RoseSe, National Football Lsegue commissioner, testified
Thursday that the move of the Los Angeles Rams from the Coliseum to the stadium m
suburban Anaheim benefited all pro football followers in the area
"Anaheim Stadium sold out and so television of home games was sent to 2Yi million
fans in Southern California he said on the witness stand
RozeMe was one of the first witnesses m the retrial of the antitrust case brought by the
Oakland Raiders and the Coliseum against the National Football League
The Rams vacated the Coliseum in 1980 and the Raiders tried to move in. but the NFL
owners said no
The first trial ended m a deadlock in August when |urors voted 6-2 in favor of the
Raiders
At oaue a NFL constitution Rule 4.3 which requires s 75 percent vote of the 28 member
teams before a club can move
The owners, with nearly all of them voting, were unanimous in their opposition to the
Raiders’ move so the club sued the league
Coliseum lawyer Maxwell Biecher reminded RozeUe on Thursday that he earlier said
the Rams got the most out of the move But RozeUe replied that "when I reflected. I decided
the significant tact was to the public "
"I asked Rosen bloom (late Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom) to reflect again before
making the move I thought it was to ha best interest to stay In the Coliseum.’ RozeUe said
Rozelle was general manager of the Rams before becoming commissioner in I960
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tied for 10th
in first round
FRESNO. CelH. - The
Oregon men's golf team shot a
first-round 378 Thursday after
noon to tie for tenth place at the
Fresno State-Pepsi Golf Clas
sic
First-day leader USC is 15
strokes up on the Ducks at 363,
but only one stroke ahead of
second place Stanford
Eric Johnson leads Oregon
with a first round score of 72,
three shots off the pace set by
Jeff Johnson of UCLA at 69
Four players are tied at 70
The weather was cool and
windy as the Ducks waited
through a two-hour delay in
their starting time Thursday
morning, and Oregon golf
coach Jim Ferguson said the
Ducks generally did not play
well but were still within striking
distance
"I hope we play better tom
morrow — we aren't that far out
from the first three or four
teams,' Ferguson said
The 18-team tournament re
sumes Friday and will conclude
Saturday afternoon.
OREGON SCORES - Eric
Johnson, 72. Paul Weinhold, 75.
Shell Joyner, 76 Brian Caston
guay, 77. Mark Sivara. 78. Jim
Livesay, 79
INDIVIDUAL SCORES - 1,
Jeff Johnson, UCLA, 69 2,
(four-way tie) Dan Hornig, Fres
no St.; Gordon Krah, USC;
Lenny Sachuk, Stanford; Josh
Mondry, Stanford; 70
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