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Wrestlers crush EWSU
By Brent Paz
Ol ttM EmwaSd
Eastern Washington ran in
to an Oregon wrestling wreck
ing crew last night at McAr
thur Court and was decisively
handled by the Ducks, 47-6.
“We wrestled pretty
agressively,” coach Ron
Finley said. “We didn’t make
many mistakes and they didn’t
score very many points. We
pretty much dominated.”
The win raised the Ducks to
5-7 in dual meet competition
Two time Pac-10 champion
Mike Erb led the Ducks with a
pin of Greg Cheesbrough in
the 116-pound match. Erb had
no problem piling up six take
downs before pinning
Cheesbrough at 2:48 in the
first round.
“I had a good meet," said
Erb, who raised his record to
19-5 on the year. "I did a lot of
things I have been working on
this past week in practice.”
Lane Community College
transfer Zane Kesey had a
strong match, pinning EWSU’s
Mike Mohler at 3:28 in the se
cond round. Kesey was in con
trol from the start, collecting
four near-falls in the first
period. The win for Kesey was
his first at the varsity level.
“It was about time he got a
win,” said Finley. “He was due
and he did a good job tonight.”
At 142 pounds, Oregon’s
Lorenzo West defeated Tim
Saryl by default in the first
round. Saryl injured his
shoulder as West lifted him off
the mat and took him down.
“He kind of got careless by
putting his head down when
he hit the mat. West said.
“He was trying to reverse and
his hip came up and that’s
how he got hurt."
Finley pointed out the ef
forts of the freshman
wrestlers, especially James
Terry who decisioned J.R.
Caballero by a lopsided score
of 18-1. “I was real pleased
with our freshman particularly
James Terry who wrestled one
of his better matches."
Other Duck winners includ
ed Miles Hancock at 126, Jim
Hildebrand at 150, and Charles
Nutter at 177. Brett Hamilton
and Drew Smetana won by
forfeit at 190 and heavyweight.
The Ducks' next action is
this weekend at the Portland
State Invitational Saturday and
at home Sunday against
Washington State at 2 p.m.
Ducks face upset-prone Sun Devils
Oregon rolls the top-ranked defense in the
Pac-10 Conference into Tempe, Ariz., for a con
test Saturday with high-scoring Arizona State.
The Ducks will need 40 minutes of effort
from a defense that allows only 57.1 points per
game to contain two Sun Devils that rank
among the conference scoring leaders.
Byron Scott, a 6-3 junior guard, and 6-5 for
ward Paul Williams have led the Sun Devils to
near upsets of the Pac-10’s remaining two
undefeated teams, UCLA and Washington
State.
"Arizona State has two of the finest
players in the Pac-10 in Byron Scott and Paul
Williams," says Oregon coach Jim Haney, who
hasn’t beaten the Sun Devils in Tempe since
February, 1979. “They have been affected by
the fact that they have a new coach, but I don't
think that's any longer the case.”
The Sun Devils, under first-year coach Bob
Weinhauer, have posted a 9-9 season mark.
They could conceivably be leading the Pac-10
standings, but one-point losses to UCLA (87-86)
at home and Washington State (75-74) on the
r
road dropped them to fourth in the conference
with a 3-3 record.
Considering last year’s 0-5 conference
start, that is quite an improvement.
Weinhauer’s main weapons thus far have
been Scott and Williams. Scott is averaging
19.6 points, four assists and two steals per
game, while Williams is hitting 17.9 points per
game and adding 7.1 rebounds a contest.
After those two, the Sun Devil ranks thin
measureably. Center Corey McMullen, 6-8, is
known more for his defense and rebounding.
He is the second-best shot blocker in the con
ference and is averaging 5.6 rebounds per
game, but he averages a paltry 3.2 points.
“Oregon has the one ingredient we don’t
have — a big kid, a solid big man in the middle
of the floor,” Weinhauer says. “There’s not a
better big man in the league at the center posi
tion than Rasmussen. He should be a strong
candidate for the Olympic Trials.”
The game will be the NBCTTVs Pac-10
game of the week and will be broadcast in the
Eugene area beginning at 4 p.m.
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