SPORTS
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ha 11 up i ourt to Porter who
n.lilt'd ii three pointer from the
corner while being fouled by
I.m .is. giving hint the chance
for .1 rare four-point play and a
AIA lead
Hut Porter missed the free
throw. Hob l ife rejected the fol
low shot and Mixon was fouled
with only four ticks left while
trying to get rebounding posi
tion
Mixon calmly sank both
shots giving the Ducks a
lend and setting the stage for
the furious finish
Monson. and everybody else,
thought Komar would take the
final shot, hut he never got the
chant e.
■'We figured they would run
Komar off a pick for the last
shot." Munson siini "Wo had
Mixon on him and we were
even playing .1 little double
team on him."
Komar squeezed through the
double team enough to si>ot an
open Porter in the corner Pur
lin caught the ball, squared up
and netted the game-winner
over the outstretched hands of
a flying Lucas.
Komar, who doubles as the
team's point guard and co
coat h. (redded the win to over
all desire by AIA
"We never gave up and
quit." he said "We really be
lieve in ourselves
AIA is a part of the sports
ministry of (iampiis l irusade for
(’hrist They travel the world
playing exhibition games and
spreading their personal testi
monies of their commitment to
(ilirisl
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si lirdulr against some of the
nation's top teams year in and
visit out. laist week, they fail'd
Indiana. Ohio Stall', Illinois
and Mu higan in lour different
cities on i onsi'i ntivi* nights
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Two Duck wrestlers
take individual titles
Despite missing two-time all
A merit an Dan Vidlak. the On*
gun wrestling team was able to
plate sixth at the Mat Town
Open wrestling tournament last
weekend in I.oi k Haven. 1’a
The Ducks scored 73 points
despite not entering anyone in
two weight t lasses, int hiding
the ItH-pound class where
Vidlak was sidelined with a
knee injury.
Penn State won the team title
with lit) points while Syracuse
was second with 920 points
Rider, North Carolina State and
Hut knell rounded out the top
five
Oregon got several outstand
ing individual efforts to help
offset the loss of Vidlak. Partic
ularly helpful were Siott Glenn
and Curt Strnhni. who each
won ihcir respective weight
classes.
Glenn had five victories to
win the 142-pound title over
Tim Tothka of Drexel Glenn
defeated Tothka 5-3 in the
championship mate h.
Strahm won the 190-pound
weight class with .1 12-H deci
sion over Brian Burns of Buck
nell
Heavyweight Gam Strahm
finished second, dropping his
title match 11-0 to Sylvester
Turkey of North Carolina State
Oregon teammate Kob Stone
finished fourth in the 134
pound weight class.
Oregon returns to action this
weekend when it travels to has
Vegas for the I .as Vegas Invita
tional tournament.
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