All-star teams named
NEW YORK (AH — Once
again, I he NBA A11 ■ Star
Came tins a Magic. Orlando's
Shaquille O'Neal, and o John
son. Larry of die Charlotte
Hornets.
luist year’s All-Star Game
was a stage for the heroii s of
Magic Johnson, who made
Ins line-game season into an
MVP show Johnson retired
again this year, leaving others
for the All-Star spotlight
O’Neal won the starting
renter spot on the Eastern
Conference team, totaling
H2h,7f>7 votes to l*x:ome the
first rookie since Chicago’s
Michael Jordan in to la
elec ted to a starting All-Star
lierth.
Larry Johnson, the NBA s
rookie of the year last season,
won his first All-Star berth
with fi5H,236 votes lie joins
Sc ottle Pippen of Chic.ago
(032,912) at the starting for
ward spots for the1 East
In the liackoourt. the East
will have Jordan, who led all
vote-getters for a record sev
enth straight year, and Isiah
Thomas of Detroit
Utah placed two starters,
- guard John Stockton and for
ward Karl Malone, on the
Western Conference team for
the Fab. 21 game at Salt I-ak«
City.
Stockton received 507,951
votes and will start in the
bai kcourt alongside Clyde
l)n*xler of Portland, who had
H23.4H2.
Up front, the Western Con
ference will have Malone,
who had 563.627 votes, and
Charles Barkley of Phoenix
(H5H,‘H7) at the forward* and
David Robinson of San Anto
nio (803.696) at center
Fight teams an* represented
in the starting lineups for the
two i onferenc es
Seven twirm will M
named for each team by the
coni lies next week
Beavers look to Texas for recruits
CORVALLIS (AIM — Seven
players from Texas, including
four fxHify linemen, are among
the plavers to sign letters of in
tent Wednesday to play football
at Oregon State
Heavers coach Jerry Pettibone
is a Texan, and he relied heavi
ly on his connei (ions there in
this year's recruiting efforts,
- "We've got a lot of ties in
Texas." Pettibone said "I re
cruited down then* for 20 years
when I was at Oklahoma. Ne
braska and Texas ASM
He said Texas was ripe for
outside recruiting las ause of a
combination of factors, includ
ing a low number of scholar
ships at Texas AtvM and Texas
Tech and < oaclung changes at
Baylor and Arkansas
Oregon State assistant coach
Todd Spent er. a former 1 exas
prep coach, signed, among oth
ers. fi-fool-5. 310-pound Trey
Hyde. 6-3. 325-pound Brad
Thompson; 6-3, 200-pnund Yul
Lverline ami 6-2 . 265-pound
John Melde
All four are offensive line
men Hyde and Everline are
from Houston. Thompson is
from Carthage and Melde is
from Temple.
Hyde was named to Texas
Football magazine's 1992 Super
Team and was selected as one
of the state's top 100 recruits by
the Dallas Morning News.
Melde was a prep teammate
of another top Oregon State re
cruit, quarterback Adrian
Woodson, who led Temple
High School to the Texas state
5A championship last season
and was a first-team all-state se
lection by the Texas Sports
Writers Association.
As a senior, he rushed for
697 yards and averaged fi t
yards per carry and completed
KU of 266 passes for 2,291
yards and 13 touchdowns.
"I have had two impac t play
ers at Temple High School dur
ing ntv tenure,” said Teptple
coach Hob McQueen, who has
llean at the school for 20 years
"One. Kenneth Davis, played in
the Super Bowl for Buffalo on
Sunday, and the other one is
Adrian Woodson."
Petti bone compares Woodson
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WeVe got a lot of
tbs b Texas. I
recruited down
there for 20 years
when I was at
Oklahoma,
Nebraska and
Texas A&M.’
Jerry Pettibone.
OSU football coach
wilh Don Shanklin. a prize re
cruit from Texas who will bat
tle for the starting quarterback
spot at Oregon State this fall.
Another quarterback recruit
for the Beavers is Larry
Bumpus of Oxnard. Calif.. High
School. Bumpus was a three
year starter at option quarter
back at Oxnard and was re
cruited by Colorado, Arizona
State and San Diego State.
Oregon State signed three ju
nior college players — Packy
Ena. a 6-1, 265-pound tight end
front Snow College in Utah;
Justin Moore, a 6-H. 250-pound
tight end from Mount San Ja
cinto College in California; and
Datanyen Myers, a 6-2, 280
pound defensive lineman from
Grand Rapids Community Col
lege in Michigan.
The Beavers signet! only one
player from Oregon, Josh (Par
ley, a 6-4. 240-pound tight end
and defensive lineman from
Monroe High School, a (Mass
2A school.
‘‘There just weren’t that
many good players in Oregon."
Pettibone said.
Among the Washington sign
ees, was Nathan Mr.Atee. a 6-4,
225-pound linebacker who
helped Newport High of Belle
vue to the Washington 3A
championship. He was a first
team all-state selection by The
Tacoma News-Tribune and the
Washington State Sports Writ
ers Association.
Pettibone noted that Newport
and Temple were ranked 12th
and 19th, respectively, among
the nation's prep football teams
by USA Today.
"We recruited from some of
the outstanding prep football
programs in the nation." he
said
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