Sport ethic
influences
clothing
Reviewing the NBA Draft
«cuing the man they wanted, they
Ransey io run Ramsay's offense.
gave up, In the first round Portland
Portland by wheeling and dealing
traded h°n LCS' Cr’ subse9 uently
was able to grab the one player. 6-1
traded him to r Kelvin Ransey.
lead guard Kelvin Ransey from
Second round - David Lawrence. 6-
Ohio State, they think can step right
, torward, McNecse State; Bruce
in and run their offense. The quick
Collins, 6-5 guard, Weber State.
ex-Buckeye, is said to be an ex­
one ot these second round selec­
cellent shooter who plays the full
tions
will be around come Septem­
game.
ber. So what chance docs a Dave
In order to acquire Kelvin, Port­
Kutel, 6-8 forward out o f Yeshiva
land gave up their number 10 selec­
nave, and what in the world is a
tion and their 1981 ad 82 first round
Yeshiva. I he Blazers can’t be ac­
choices. As the Buckeye's leader
cused ot name drafting. This year
Ransey had 177 assists and 121
Blazer dratt produced players from
boards, while shooting .448, down
Yeshiva, North Park, Illinois. Lcth-
from a previous high o f .547 as a
ridge, Alberta, McNeese State and
junior o ff guard.
Bangor, Maine.
Kelvin has superior speed, is a
Long shot to make the team is
great ball handler, and amazing
guard Stan Edwards who impressed
body control. Kelvin likens himself
everyone last year but failed to
to Kansas C ity ’ s Phil Ford, and
make the club. Edward should
that’s not too shabby. " I ’ m looking
battle T.R. Dunn and Jim Paxson
forward to playing in P ortland,”
tor the last Blazer slot this fa ll.
Kelvin said. "A n d I ’ve learned that Look lor Twardzik to go in a trade -
the Blazers need a lead guard, so
it there are any takers.
I’ m sure I can fill that role.”
While the workings o f the human
Ransey was named All-Big 10 at brain is truly baffling, the working
guard his last three seasons. Kelvin
ot Blazer minds are even more so.
must beat out veterans Dave Tward- Remember when the organization
zik and Jim Paxson to start at lead reneged on paying A ll-P ro guard
guard.
Lio n e ll H ollins the $300,000 he
It is believed the Blazers will keep asked tor, only now to be ready to
only two lead guards. Ron Brewer,
pay All-Nothing center Tom Owens
B illy Ray Bates, T.R . Dunn and that same amount.
Stan Edwards will battle for the o ff
Boston’ s Red Auerback, a one
guard berth, with last year’ s sen­ time super coach, but not generally
sation Bates being the probable star­
recognized as the most astute GM in
ter. Look for Ransey and Bates at the league really pulled o ff the best
guard with Brewer playing a role not overall d ra ft this year fo r the
unlike that o f Seattle’s Ered Brown. already strong Celtics. Boston
The overall d ra ft fo r Portland traded with Golden State to get the
was a poor one. It appears that after 7-1 Robert Parish, the center they
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Today’s
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Players in this year’ s d ra ft, M in ­
ness and recreational sports has
nesota's 6-10 Kelvin McHale. They
spelled out the game plan tor
also selected Arnette Hallman, Pur­
tashion to r all members o f the
due. who is recognized as one o f (he
family. It has to be functional, prac­
best players to come out o f Purdue,
tical, easy to wear and care for, ex­
but was overshadowed by the great
pressive,
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Joe Berry Carrol.
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Ron Perry, Holy Cross, and Don
all these requirements...and more.
Newman. Idaho, are both strong
It’s the one look that’ s right for just
players. In tact Idaho's Newman
about everyone. And i t ’ s the one
could be the sleeper o f the entire
look th a t’ s seen just about
draft, and one day this 6-3 guard
everywhere.
will play tor someone in the NBA.
Gne ol the season's biggest ac­
Had the opportunity to see Don in tivewear fabrics is terry cloth, with
last year’ s Far West Classic and was
White, navy and red are the basic-
very impressed with his complete
colors in the activewear palette, but
game.
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there’ s no lim it to the shadings in
this season’ s fashions. Neutrals,
And Roberto Duran vs Sugar Ray
pastels and clear brights complete
Leonard. Have said from day one
the spectrum available fo r men,
that the fast hands o f Leonard will
women and children.
prevail. Oh, sure, Duran is a super
A full line o f activewear for the
lighter, but in the end it w ill be
entire family is available at Sears
Sugar Ray, and it w on’ t go the
fashion stores and through the
distance.
Spring general and summer catalog,
<4 The feeling here is that the
knits running a close second. I he­
Sugar man” w ill gO “ oops up­
boid
striping and pieced looks ol
side Duran's head so many times
these
easy-care,
absorbent
that the fight will be stopped before
fabrications
are
carried
through
the bell sounds for the 15th round.
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