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Sports
Ducks drop
hoop contest
at Richmond
Oregon lost its second
straight game on the road
to a 1981 National Invita
tional Tournament team
Saturday night, dropping
a 66-53 decision to
Richmond
The Ducks stayed close
tor the first 14 minutes of
the game, trailing by one
- 22-21 - wth 5:40
remaining in the half. But
a 14-1 tear by the Spiders
— a steak in which they hit
five of six field goals while
Oregon missed six
straight — pushed their
lead to 36-22 at the half
Oregon made a run to
get back in the game
when David Brantley
canned a jumper with 6:27
left in the second half to
cut Richmond's lead to
50-42, but a string of free
throws by the Spiders held
off the Ducks.
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Walker tops Elway
in Heisman balloting
NEW YORK (AP) - For Her
schel Walker, winning the Heis
man Trophy wasn’t the obvious
case of natural progression it
seemed to others
Third in the voting for the
Heisman as a freshman, run
ner-up to Marcus Allen as a so
phomore, the bull-like speed
ster from top-ranked Georgia
was a runaway winner for the
48th Heisman as a junior Satur
day evening He beat out Stan
ford quarterback John Elway
and Southern Methodist run
ning back Eric Dickerson, the
worthiest of competition.
To most people waiting at the
Downtown Athletic Club for the
official announcement of col
lege football’s best player,
Walker’s coronation seemed
like a foregone conclusion
But not to Walker, waiting a
row in front of Dickerson in the
13th-floor conference room
where the award was an
nounced, watching Heisman
heroes of yesteryear flicker
across the television monitors in
the program that preceded the
presentation.
"I thought I might have won it
my first year and I didn’t,” he
said. "I thought I might have
won it last year and I didn’t. So I
had a great deal of doubt. There
were so many great athletes, it
was hard to vote for a winner.”
Maybe so, but the 1,050
sportswriters and broadcasters
who voted didn't think so.
Walker, whose 5,259 yards in
three seasons is only 823 away
from Tony Dorsett's all-time
college rushing mark, carried
every section of the country in
piling up 525 first place votes
and 1,926 points to 139 first
place votes and 1,231 points for
Elway, major college football’s
all-time leading passer.
He carried all six voting sec
tions of the country, including
Elway's own Far West. Elway.
who was hampered by Stan
ford's 5-6 record, was second
everywhere.
Walker gained 1,752 yards in
335 carries this season for the
11-0 Bulldogs despite a broken
thumb that hampered him in the
season's first three games He is
now in position to do what only
one person, Archie Griffin of
Ohio State in 1974-75, has done
before — win two Heismans.
That's his next goal, he says,
one of the reasons he says he
will spurn any offers to turn
professional.
But it's not the only reason
Sitting patiently answering
question after question thrown
at him by platoons of reporters,
he said: "College has helped me
become a better person — it’s
done a lot for me. I've given it a
great deal of thought and I still
have a lot of things to learn
there "
He also has a few other things
to do. One is to make the Olym
pic team as a sprinter. Another
is live up to the example of some
of the previous award winners
whose exploits were detailed in
the film that was shown before
the announcement.
"This doesn’t make me the
best athlete in the world," he
said “I'd like to try the Olympics
and see if I could become that
And I'd like to live up to the
example of all those people in
the film I feel I have a long way
to go in life "
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