Sports fp rapplers Continued from Page 9 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. 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