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straight decisions to put the meet away: George Johns
ton l>-2 over Trent Flack at 150 lbs.; Eric Messner 7-2
over Mike Murphy at 158 lbs ; Chris Jones 5-3 over
lairry Koof at 107 lbs ; anil Curt Strahm 1 l -t> over Paul
Hamilton at 177 lbs
Fred King gave the Beavers their final points with
a 10-8 major decision over Joe Rissone at Hit) lbs then
Oregon’s James Knott scored a 17-5 major decision
over Matt U'illhite in the heavyweight division to fin
ish off the meet and the Heavers
Most of the wrestlers and the 534 in attendant.*'
were surprisingly subdued for a (.’n il War. hut Finley
attributed that to the relative ease with whic h Oregon
won the- meet
"That was bee ause we pretty well dominated
them." he said "As soon as you start scoring lots of
points, it makes it not quite so exc iting "
The Heaver*, who lost earlier in the day to Port
land State 23- Hi in (iorvallis fell to 0-0- I. I) 1 -0 in the
Pac-10
Finley said the fac t that Oregon State had wrestled
earlier in the day had no effei t on the outc ome, other
than possibly helping the Heavers fate ause they were
already warmed up and ready to wrestle
Thi' Ducks, ranked 22nd nationally in the latest
coaches poll. Ret a break from competition until New
Year's Kve. when they begin a string of one all-dav
tournament and five dual meets in six days. The trip
begins with the California State-Kullerton Tournament
on !)e< .11. followed by Par.-10 duals at CS-Ful!erton
on fan. 2. Fresno State on fan. t. CS-Bakersfield on
fan 4 and Cal Polv-San Luis Obispo on |an 1
The mad trip ends with a tough dual against Okla
homa. Jan. 5 at San Luis Obispo. Calit
The Ducks return home )an. 9 for a Pac-10 dual
against Boise State at 7 .10 p m. at Mat Court
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