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belonged to the young
Thu first five selec lions
Wednesday night were players
younger than 21, including four
who left school after their
sophomore years and one
straight out of htgh sc hool
Tim Golden State Warriors
made |oo Smith, a fi-foot-10 for
ward from Maryland with silky
inside moves, the first pic k The
Los Angeles Clippers followed
with another forward, Antonio
Me Dyes*, a player largely unno
In ed during his two years at
Alabama until his strong post
season
latter, the ClipjMTS traded the
rights to McDvess along vnth
Ranch Woods to Denver lor the
)r>th pick, (front Barry of
Oregon State, and forward
Rodney Rogers
With NBA commissioner
David Stern announcing the
sejec liuns (or the first NBA
draft held outside the United
States. Philadelphia used the
third choice to take North
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in the NftA draft
"I've seen a lot in my 1’)
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of you that I ,011 man enough to
take what is given and mature
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be 20 next month
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blue t:ollar worker, lie's going to
do ■> lot.of dfitj work for us
l-asl year with the Terrapins.
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1995 NBA «1 DRAFT PICKS
1 Joe Smith
2 Antonio McDyess
3. Jerry Stackhouse
4 Rasheed Wallace
5 Kevin Garnett
6 Bryant Reeves
7 Damon Stoudamire
8 Shawn Respert
9 Ed O’Bannon
10 Kurt Thomas
11 Gary Trent
12 Cherokee Parks
13 Corliss Williamson
14 Eric Williams
15 Brent Barry
16 Alan Henderson
17 Bob Sura
18 Theo Ratliff
19 Randolph Childress
20 Jason Caffey
21 Michael Finley
22 George Zidek
23 Travis Best
24 Loren Meyer
25 Daivid Vaughn
26 Sherell Ford
27 Mario Bennett
28 Greg Ostert^g
29 Cory Alexander
Golden Slate
Denver traded from
LA. Clippers
Phitadephia
Washington
Minnesota
Vancouver
Toronto
Milwaukee traded from
Portland
New Jersey
Miami
Portland traded from
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Dallas
Sacramento
Boston
L.A. Clippers traded from
Denver
Atlanta
Cleveland
Detroit
Detroit
Chicago
Phoenix
Charlotte
Indiana
Dallas
Orlando
Seattle
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Utah
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Oregon wrestlers
split pair in Japan
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Oregon wrestlers Chris Jensen,
Rich Polkinghom, Cory Sonnen
anti Nathan Sullivan remained
unbeaten while the Ducks split a
jwir of weekend matches on their
two-week Japanese tour
Hie Ducks dropped a dost? 7
6 decision on Saturday to Japan's
reigning national collegiate cham
pions for the last Jfi years, Nip
pon College of Physical Educa
tion. before rebounding with an
H-5 win over Daito Hunka Uni
versity Sunday
Sonnen st ored a 7-4 dm ision
over Nippon's Shinya Yattiaga
ta at 68 kilograms before return
ing the next day to pin Dado Hun
kn s K.itsuhiko Ogura 2:50 into
the match, loosen also improved
his tour totals to 3-0 at 57 kilo
grams with a 5-3 win over Kspoir
national champion Teruki
Yamamoto of Nippon before post
ing a 12-4 victory over Kazuta
ka Tnkalmshi of Itaito Bunka Uni
versity.
Also recording falls were Ore
gon's Rob Tanner and Scott Nor
ton over Nippon's Keiji Oriyarna.
NCAA all-American Kevin
Roberts added u win over Daito’s
Shinya Okuynma Takatu.
The Oregon wrestlers will
return to the United States Fri
day after a scheduled competi
tion in (apan Wednesday against
the all-army all-star team.
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