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WHILE YOU WERE AWAY
Cavs pick Brandon; 49ers pick up Musgrave
From slat! and wire reports
The following is a summary
of sport* news and event* the
Emerald covered this summer.
Former Oregon point guard
Terrell Brandon vs.is selected
hv the Cleveland Cavaliers as
the llth player overall in the
June .!•> National Basketball As
sociation draft
Brandon, who left Oregon af
ter his junior season, was the
second point guard taken in the
draft He was also the first Duck
to he taken in the first round
sim e the Denver Nuggets took
Blair Rasmussen in 1M85
Brandon led the Pacific-10
Conference in scoring last sea
son, and was named conference
MVP following the season. His
2<> ti point scoring average was
the highest in school history
and third-highost in Par 10 his
tory
Cowboys waive Musgrave
Former Oregon quarterback
Bill Musgrave signer! a two
year, $425,000 contract July 15
with the Dallas Cowboys, hut
was waiver! from the team Aug
2f>
After clearing the waiver
wire, Musgrave signed with the
■Piers as a fri>e agent
Musgrave, 22, was one of six
former players from Oregon
schools dropped when NFL
teams trimmed rosters to the
47-player limit
Another former Dm k, wide
receiver Terry Obce, was cut hv
the Minnesota Vikings lix Ore
gon defensive bai k Chris Old
ham, a fourth-round pick of Do
Iron's in 1000, was released hv
the I.ions Former Dm k Latin
Berry lost his cornerlan k job
with the Los Angeles Rams
Musgrave played only the fi
mil minutes of the Dallas Kan
sax City exhibition game on
Aug ,'t, out of the (lowboys'
four preseason games "It was
just at the end against Kansas
City, and they didn't call any
passes." Musgrave sail!
"I wasn't expecting it at
all," he said "I'm not discour
aged, )list kind oi mad. I don't
feel like 1 got a real chance to
show them how I c an (day
" They have their reasons, ob
viously, said Oregon head
football Coach Rich Brooks
But it doesn't make a lot of
sense to druft a guy in the*
fourth round, then not give him
the opportunity to at least
have a quarter or two in an ex
hibition game But that's just
the wav it goes, 1 guess."
Brooks said there was no
question in his mind, however,
that Musgrave has the ability to
play in the NFL
Dallas made Musgrave the
Terrell Brandon
106th player chosen in April's
National Football League draft,
picking him in the fourth
round.
Champion coach dies
Former Oregon basketball
coach Howard Hobson, who
led the L)u( ks to their only
NCAA basketball title in 1939,
died June (i He was 87
The former Duck coach re
portedly died of congestive
heart failure at a Portland nurs
ing home.
Hobson's "Tall Firs" beat
Ohio State 46-33 in the first
ever NCAA championship
game.
Hobson was considered a pi
oneer of the game, being the
first to recommend that the
three point shot and shot clock
he part of the college game.
Berry throws for second
NCAA javelin champ Paula
Berry placed second at The
Athletes Congress national
meet, throwing 191-7 on June
15 at the New York meet.
Oregon's Kim Hyatt finished
eighth overall at the TAC meet,
getting off a 171-5 javelin toss
Also at tile TAC meet, Scott
McCee finished as the top col
legian in the hammer throw
McCee placed seventh overall
with a throw ol 2 11 -9.
Art Skipper, the only other
Oregon competitor at TAC, fin
ished 11th overall in the jave
lin His 224 6 throw gave him
the second-highest plac e for a
collegian.
Berry's effort was second
only to collegiate record-holder
Karin Smith and secured Berry
a spot on the U S team at the
World Championship games in
Tokyo Aug 24-Sept. 1
Hamilton tops Plumer
Suzy Hamilton and PattiSue
Plumer, the lop two U S. dis
tance sturs. battled it out in the
Prefonlaine Classic women's
mile June 21 at Hayward Field.
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Hamilton won the race in
•1 12.99 after locking arms with
Plumer on the final stretch
Plumer finished in a close
•1:33.04.
"Were friends,” Hamilton
said of her rivalry with Plumer.
"but sometimes she gets in the
way Sometimes it gets to be a
little too much."
Hamilton and I’lumer fin
ished first and second, respec
tively, at TAG.
Also at the Pre Classic, Lance
Deal, second at the TAG ham
mer throw the week before,
broke a personal, meet and
Hayward record with his win
ning 257-4 toss.
Heinonen. Berrv honored
Late June saw Oregon wom
en’s track Coach Tom
Heinonen win Pan-10 Coach Of
the Year and Paula Derry txdng
named athlete of the year.
Heinonen became the only
coach other than UCLA's Dot)
Kersoo to win the award
McGee, Wilson win at UCLA
Scott McGee and former Ore
gon distance star Liz Wilson
won their respective events at
the US Olympic Festival at
UCLA in July.
McGee won the hammer
throw with a toss of 225-4, and
Wilson won the 3,000-meter
run in 0:21.35.
Numerous other Oregon ath
letes competed at the Festival:
Itoh ('.ray finished fifth in the
110-meter high hurdles, former
sprinter Rosie Williams was
part of the gold medal 4X100
motor relay team, former Ore
gon all American Julie Cav
anaugh was on the gold medal
winning West softball team.
University sophomore Sarah
Johnston competed for the
North water [solo team, sopho
more: Jordy Lyden played for
the West basketball team, and
sophomores Sara Wilson and
Debbie Spore ich plaved lor the
West basketball squad
Berry wins the bronze
At tire World University
Carnes in Sheffield, England,
Paula Berry's lop throw of
191 2 got her third place and a
bronze medal
Former Duck Ken Flax won
won the: hammer throw with a
250-10 toss at the Carnes
Oregon's women's javelin
program got a big boost over
the summer with tile signing of
two top recruits
Kelsey Stellick of
Sammamish High School in
Bellevue, Wash, and Keri Ester
brook of Roseburg both signed
letters of intent to enroll at Ore
gon.
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