SPORTS
Ducks continue in-state wrestling dominance
By Lyle Crouse
Emerald Contributor
The 15th-ranked Oregon
Ducks continued their season
long dominance of the state's
collegiate wrestling ranks with
Friday night's 24-15 defeat of
the visiting Oregon Stale Hea
vers .
The Ducks, now 7-0 in the
Pacific-10 Conference and
11-1-1 overall, have had little
trouble against Oregon schools
this season. They defeated Ore
gon State on Jan. 30. 2H-H. and
the Ducks' season includes two
victories over Portland State, a
win against Southern Oregon
State, and a first place finish in
the Dec. 29 Oregon Classic
Hut the Heavers did give Ore
gon a better fight when the two
teams met for the second time
on Friday. Oregon State used a
pin by Mike Somers at 177
pounds and victories by Babak
Mohommadi at 12ti and Mark
Hoenk at 150 to give Oregon a
scare, but their teammates
proved to be no match for the
rest of the Ducks.
‘‘There was a big. big dis
crepancy in takedowns." Ore
gon Coach Ron Finley said.
Oregon registered 35
takedowns. 12 from Dan Vidlak
and seven apiece by Scott
Glenn and Mat Sprague Ore
gon State was only able to re
cord It) takedowns, as the Hea
vers dropped to 7-4-2 on the
season
Finley shuffled his lineup in
the lighter weight brackets by
moving two of his most consis
tent performers, seniors Rob
Stone and Scott Glenn Glenn,
normally the Ducks' represen
tative at 142. dropped down to
G14 while Stone moved up
from t:<4 to 142
Neither wrestler disappoint
ed Finley, as Glenn recorded a
22T> technical fall and Stone
took the most dramatic victory
of the evening, a t-2 win
against Neil Russo.
Glenn dominated Rob Henry,
securing the technical fall with
40 seconds remaining in the
second period and improving
his record to 25-2-1 Stone's
match was a different story
Trailing 2-1 in the third peri
od. Stone gained position over
Russo and tied the match when
Russo was penalized one point
for stalling with four seconds
remaining. When time expired.
Stone was awarded one point
for riding time and thrilled the
crowd of 707 with a true last
second victory.
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Oregon's Rob Stone moved up a weight class to 142 pounds but still came out victorious with a
3-2 win over Neil Russo.
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Prom left, (ieorge Bents. John Carver and Norm Suiter host the “Pac-tO Preview" radio show
every Saturday morning, discussing a variety of si>orts topics from high school to professional
sports.
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Former Oregon SID
co-hosts radio show
By Jason McAllister
Emerald Contributor
"We're pro-Duck and pro
Beaver, but we're irreverent
We can s.iv whatever the hell
we want
So says George Bores, host of
the "Pac 10 Preview" radio
show on Kl)t !k 112H0 AM).
Heres, a former Oregon sports
information director, can he
heard every Saturday from 0
a m to noon Along with co
hosts John Carver and Norm
Suitor. Heres and the show "fly
by the seat of our pants" in
their light hearted discussion
of the sports world
The Ducks. Heavers and Port
land Traiiblazers provide the
main topic s for the show, but
professional and local high
school sports are also included
The show began last Septem
ber when KI)l 'h "wanted to fill
<i vacuum for live talk show
sports” in the area, Heres said.
The show, which broadcasts
from the McDonald's on Kiver
Ave . was originally scheduled
for the fall only, hut was suc
cessful enough to lie renewed
for winter as well
The live show features phone
calls and questions from listen
ers, live and recorded inter
views. and most importantly,
debate and conversation be
tween the hosts
The hosts are likely to dis
cuss anything that comes to
mind They scour the morning
sports page for topics, hut the
agenda is extremely loose Dur
ing commercial breaks the trio
search their notes for items,
and for the most part anything
goes
A recent show, for example,
featured discussion of Terrell
Brandon's future in the NBA.
Indiana (loach Bobby knight's
temper. UC1I.A basketball star
Don Madman's reputation as a
crybaby and the la< k of interest
in Super Bowl XXV Former
Oregon State star and NBA cen
ter Mel Counts was the live
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