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WedNEsdAy, NovEMbER 7, 2001
Sports
Sports Update
Blazer Recap
assists in the victory. Wallace missed
all 10 of his first half shots, and only
Sports Editor
scored 10 points in the game. He was
The Portland Trail Blazers opened six of eight from the line. Anderson
up the 2001-2002 season with the same was still out with a sprained ankle.
thing that they ended last season with:
The Blazers got a couple of days
a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. They rest before taking on their next oppo­
played last Tuesday in
nent, the San
Los Angeles, and
Antonio
were dominated by the
Spurs. Besides
Rasheed
Lakers from start to fin­
playing one of
Wallace...got his
ish, getting beaten by
the
better
a score of 98-87.
teams in the
first technical foul
Shaquille O’Neal, who
west, the Blaz­
of the season in
was playing with a
ers were also
sore baby toe, scored
playing one of
the second quar­
29 points and grabbed
their former
ter.
18 rebounds in 40 min­
teammates,
utes of play. Kobe
Steve Smith.
Bryant also had 29
Smith played
points.
Rasheed
an amazing game, scoring 36 points,
Wallace had 22 points and 12 re­ and was eight for eight from beyond
bounds, but he got his first technical the arc. Smith’s three point shooting
foul of the season in the second quar­ performance tied an NBA record for
ter. Who knows if he will be able to tie most threes without missing. Tim
his record of 41 that he set last year? Duncan also had a good game with 29
Damon Stoudamire scored 20 with six points and 15 rebounds; this was his
assists and Scottie Pippen had only a third double-double out of three
dismal two points. Newly acquired games. For the Blazers, Wells scored
Blazer Derek Anderson made 17 30 points, and Wallace had 21, with
points, but had to leave the game mid­ nine rebounds. For the second straight
way through the third quarter due to a game, Anderson did not play.
sprained right ankle. The loss was
On Sunday, the Blazers went to
Maurice Cheeks’ debut as Portland’s Oakland to once again take on the
head coach.
Warriors. TJie Blazers lacked the en­
Cheeks grabbed his first head ergy to win this one, falling to Golden
coaching victory in the next game that State,96-86. Wells had 26 points, while
the Blazers played, which \vas last Wallace scored 18. Dale Davis grabbed
Wednesday at the Rose Garden a team high 11 rebounds, but the rest
against the Golden State Warriors. Af­ of the team slacked off, only getting 37
ter their loss to the Lakers the night to the Warriors 65 boards. The War­
before, the Blazers came back with a riors leading scorer was Antawn
five point win of92-87. This was the Jamison, who had a double-double
eighth straight loss to the Blazers by with 24 points and 10 rebounds. This
the Warriors. Portland got some much
was the first time since March 30,1999,
needed offense from Bonzi Wells, who that the Warriors beat Portland.
lit up the floor with 33 points, 27 of
After this game, the Blazers season
which came in the second half. Pippen record was 1-3. They played the Utah
made up for his non-performance the Jazz Tuesday night at the Rose Gar­
night before by scoring 26 points on den; results were unavailable at press
10 of 14 shooting. Stoudamire had 12 time.
ELENA BORYSKA
T ñe CI ac I camas P rínt
NICK BARRON
Staff Writer
The impossible became possible
Sunday night as the Arizona Dia­
mondbacks defeated the New York
Yankees in Game 7 of the World Se­
ries, 3-2, to capture the franchise’s
first World Series championship.
Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson
shared Most Valuable Player hon­
ors for the Series as New York failed
in its bid to win four Championships
in a row. In other Major League Base­
ball news, the Chicago White Sox
have released pitcher David Wells,
after he failed to finish an injury-
plagued 2001 season. This past
summer Wells started only 16 games,
winning just five of those starts and
owning a 4.47 era.
Oregon slammed Arizona State Sat­
urday, 42-24, raising the Duck’s over­
all record to 8-1. Joey Harrington tied
his own school record with six touch­
down passes in the game, as Oregon
stayed tied with Washington State
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for first place in the Pac-10 and moved
upto number six in the Bowl Cham­
pionship Series standings. Or­
egon faces a tough challenge next
week as they travel to UCLA to
battle the Bruins. The University
of Nebraska is ranked number one
this week, followed by Miami and
Oklahoma. The Oregon State Bea­
vers continued to prove to the
nation that they do not deserve
Division-I football status as they
lost to the University of Southern
California, 16-13, dropping their
record to 3-5,
Speaking of football teams that can’t
win, the Seattle Seahawks were
soundly defeated by the Washington
Redskins, a team that had not won a
game this season until three weeks
ago. The loss drops Seattle to 3-4 on
the season and next to last in the AFC
West, nearly eliminating them from the
playoffs. SanDiego fell to Kansas City
by a score of 25-20, yet remains in
second place in their division; The
Detroit Lions.. .still winless, after the
San Francisco 49ers overcame a three
point halftime deficit to keep the NFL’s
only winless team just that The vic­
tory keeps San Francisco in second
place behind the St. Louis Rams in the
NFC West
The Portland Trail Blazers are sput­
tering out of the gate, as the NBA’s
regular season enters its second week.
Last night Portland faced the Utah Jazz;
results were not available at press time.
The Los Angeles Lakers are again
drowning the league, as they are in
first place in the Pacific division of the
Western Conference. Sacramento is
second behind the Lakers, followed
by Golden State and then Phoenix.
As for the National Hockey League,
the Vancouver Canucks are 5-9 on the
season and have 11 points, placing
them last in the Northwest division of
the Western Conference. San Jose is
first in the Pacific division with a 7-3
record and 18 points. The Detroit Red
Wings remain at the head of the class
in the NHL, with a 12-3 record and 24
points.
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