Page 12 Portland Obaerver April 23. 1981
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LEGAL T ITLE OF B A N K
Sports Talk
STATE BANK NO
American State Bank
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By Bon Sykes. Sports Editor
The N B A 's long season is slowly
g rin d in g to an end. P h ila d e lp h ia
disposed o f M ilw aukee 99-98 Sun
day afternoon before a disappoint
ing crow d o f 6,500, and now w ill
m atch ta ien t w ith the am azing
Boston Celtics.
Sure,
th is
w rite r
picked
M ilw au ke e to w in it a ll and since
that won’ t happen, at least not this
year, then who w ill win it?
On paper yo u ’ d have to go w ith
Philadelphia but as we all know the
76ers, in the past, have always come
up short in the biggies, and this is a
biggie because the winner in the East
is v irtu a lly a shoo-in fo r the N BA
ch am p io n sh ip . A fte r a ll, aren t
these two teams, Houston and Kan
sas C ity, in the western finals, both
o f whom are saddled w ith losing
records? And d id n 't the Celtics and
Sixers both end with identical 60-22
records, and boosted as the best in
the N BA? So someone should tell
Moses M alone and Calvin M urphy
that they haven’ t a chance, because
apparently they s till believe. A n d,
too, K C ’ s Ernie Grunfeld and Scott
Wedman should be reminded that
their season should have ended long
ago because they, too, believe and
are playing lik e th ey’ re a ll-p ro or
something.
Your heart must go out to Cotton
F itzsim m on s and his courageous
Kings. A fte r losing th e ir best tw o
guards (O tis B irdsong and P h il
F o rd ) most everyone w ro te the
Kings o ff. Everyone-that is-but the
Kings themselves. They believed and
made believers o f others by
th ra sh in g the western conference
champion Phoenix Suns in 7 games.
P h illy should beat Boston in 6
games, w ith the inside power game
being the difference. The key in this
one has to be Darryl Dawkins.
I f Darryl can get o ff the mark the
Sixers in 6. But o n ly i f D aw kins
plays w ell. Bobby Jones o f f the
bench w ill clip the ’ ’ B ird ’ s '’ wings.
I t ’ ll be a good one fo r view ers.
Houston and KC w ill also be w orth
watching. Give the edge to the awe
some power o f Moses M alone and
the deadly shooting o f Calvin M ur-
pfcy-
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The pick here is F louston in 7
games. Kansas C it y ’ s Sam Lacey
w ill try and n e u tra liz e Moses by
b ring ing him out to the top ot the
key. Lacey is e xtre m ely e ffe c tiv e
there, where he e ith e r passes o r
takes the ju m p e r, and Lacey w ill
also drive the m iddle if the defense
a llo w s. W hat we have here is to o
very physical centers and it w ill be
interesting. Again, the home court
advantage w ill not mean a th in g .
Both teams are capable o f w inning
on the ro a d . C a lv in M u rp h y ’ s
quickness should give KC ’ s guards a
fit, and the game could be won right
there.
The heavyw eight b o xin g scene
•lost tw o greats re c e n tly ; one to
retirement, Muhammad A li, and the
other w ith the death o f Joe Louis.
But th ere ’ s tw o young ones on the
h o riz o n th a t c o u ld make the
decision g la m o rou s once again,
M ike Dokes and Greg Page.
Whereas neither fighter w ill come
close to Louis or A li, they both are
good and w ill som eday replace
L a rry Holmes as cham pion. Dokes
is s im p ly d y n a m ite and Page has
shown lately that he’ s now ready to
exert some power. Both young men
has the size, 6-3 and both are bona
fid e heavies, tip p in g the scales at
215 and 226 pounds respectively.
A n d how a bo ut “ El T ia n te .? ’ ’
Luis proved he’ s not yet ready to be
turned out to pasture by pitching a
n o -h itte r against Spokane. T ia n t
fanned 10, while walking just two in
seven innings. W ith perform ances
like these, Luis w ill be back in the
majors in no time!
DICK BOGLE
Blazer draft looms
I f the Philadelphia 76’ers win the
N a tio n a l Basketball A sso ciatio n
championship, guard Lionel Hollins
would become the first guard in the
history o f the league to be a starter
on tw o d iffe re n t ch am pio nsh ip
franchises.
His first championship came here
in P o rtla n d in the 76-77 season
when the Blazers overpowered the
rest o f the league on the shoulders
o f B ill W a lto n , M au rice Lucas,
Johnny D avis, L lo y d N eal, Bob
Gross and Herm G illia m . Fam iliar
heart warming names aren’ t they? It
was tough saying goodbye to those
fine young men, who for one reason
or a nother le ft the confines o f
M e m o ria l C oliseum to ca rry on
elsewhere.
Only Bob Gross remains and i t ’ s
my thought it’ s going to be farewell
tim e fo r him and one or two more
“ present’ ’ Blazers.
Stu In m an, Blazer d ire c to r o f
player personnel, in an inte rvie w
to ld me the num ber one d ra ftin g
priority for the team w ill be a "good
to great” shooting small forward.
T hat sounds lik e goodbye to
Gross and tough C alvin N att. The
strange th in g is when N att came
here at the ta il end o f the 79-80
season in a trade w ith New Jersey
fo r Luke, he was putting the ball in
the hole fro m 15 to 20 feet o u t.
Remember we gave up Luke, an all-
star power fo rw a rd , and tw o to p
d ra ft choices to get N a tt. He was
highly valued by the Blazer brass at
the tim e who knew they faced a
m ajor rebuilding job to become an
honest contender. What happened?
I t ’ s not exactely a secret th a t
Gross has asked to be traded and
Natt has stated publicly that unless
he is included more in the offense
next season, he would be more com
fortable playing somewhere else.
Even to the casual fan it was quite
apparent that Natt and Gross had to
w o rk fo r every p o in t they scored
and that there seemed to be few, if
any, set plays to take advantage o f
their shooting skills.
The sm all fo rw a rd s up fo r the
d ra ft who are attracting the Blazer
brass inclu de A l W ood, A lb e rt
King, Je ff Lamp o f Virginia, Kevin
Loder o f A lbam a State and K e lly
Tripucka o f Nortre Dame.
Inman says W ood is such a high
quality player that he w ill go during
the first five picks o f the d ra ft and
could be the first pick, depending on
which players declare hardship.
Inman feels i f there’ s a long suit
in the draft it is at the small forward
position. He says he is not ecstatic
about the available centers nor over
whelmed by either the power f o r
wards or the guards coming out o f
college.
He th in k s D a rn e ll V a le n tin e o f
Kansas and Frank Johnson o f Wake
Forest co uld be the firs t guards
taken, unless o f course, Isiah
Thom as o f In dia na goes hardship
and becomes eligible for the draft.
When he talks about power fo r
wards, he mentions N otre Dame’ s
O rla n d o W o o lrid g e and U ta h ’ s
Tom Chambers.
To me and a lo t o f other Blazer
fans, the most obvious need is at the
center p o s itio n and when I m en
tioned this to Inm an, he adm itted
the center p osition here does need
upg ra din g. B u t, he says about 16
other NBA teams feel the same way
and used the Milwaukee Bucks as an
exam ple.
Despite
ta k in g
Philadelphia down to the wire in the
b a ttle fo r the d iv is io n c h a m p io n
ship w ith big Bob Lanier at center,
next year could bring harder times
fo r M ilw a u ke e . T h a t’ s because
Lanier is just about over the hill and
his backup, Harvey Catchings is not
type o f center to take a team to the
final four in the NBA.
He predicts Oregon State’ s Steve
Johnson w ill be the firs t center
taken in the June d ra ft and th a t
means by the tim e P o rtla n d
chooses, Johnson w ill be gone.
M o re than lik e ly P o rtla n d w ill
have picks 15, 16 and 26. Pick 15
w ill go for a small forward, possibly
a center. Number 16 w ill go fo r the
position not picked with 15, and 26
c o u ld end up going fo r e ither the
best guard or best power fo rw a rd
available at that time.
A ll this could change in a number
o f ways. The Blazers co uld put
together a package o f a combination
o f players and d ra ft choices just to
m ove higher up in the selection
process. T hat m ethod co uld land
them the sm all fo rw a rd or center
they really want.
Another consideration is that next
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c. Loans. Net ,.................................................................................................................
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17 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
18 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
19
20
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1.038
2 606
Deposits of United States Government
.......................7.634
Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United States
486
Certified and officers checks
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106
Total Deposits (sum of items 17 thru 23)
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a l l ) . Total dem and d e p o sits.........................................................................7,704
a(2). Total time and savings deposits........................................................... 4,166
27 Mortgage indebtness and liability for capitalized leases
183
29 Other liabilities........................................................................................................................ 107
30 T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S (excluding subordinated notes and debentures)
(Sum of items 24 thru 29 )............................................................................................................12,160
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33 Common stock a No. shares authorized 80,000
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Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves
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1,087
T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S A N D E Q U IT Y C A P IT A L Isum of items 30. 31 and 37
13.247
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B Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,00 or m ore......................
400
a. Cash and due from depository institutions Icorresponds to item 1 above)
3.407
b. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreement to
resell (corresponds to item 8 abovel................................................................................... 2 973
c. Total loans Icorresponds to item 9a above)...................................................
4.756
d Time certificates of deposits m denominations of $ 100.000
or more Icorresponds to Memoranda item 1b a bove)..........................
400
e Total deposits (corresponds to item 2 4 abovel . . . . , ...........
14,252
h Total assets (correspond to item 16 above)......................................................
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season, the Blazers w ill c a rry 12
players instead o f the present
eleven. I t ’ s expected P o rtlan d w ill
c a rry three centers, fo u r guards,
fo u r fo rw a rd s and possibly a man
who can swing between guard and
small forward.
T his leads to the question what
wi I be the role o f ro o k ie fo rw a rd
M i hael H a rp e r. Inm an and the
coaches are high on the young
Chicago product. I t ’ s his prediction
th a t H a rp e r w ill m ove alm ost ex
clusively to power forw ard, playing
15 to 20 m inutes a game behind
Kermit Washington.
H a rp e r and g ia nt center G e o ff
C ro m p to n w ill spend part o f th e ir
summer playing in the Los Angeles
Summer League. C ro m p to n , who
came to P o rtla n d at m id-season
fro m the C o n tin e n ta l League
w eig hing 320 pounds must get
down to 260. I ’ m told he has good
moves offe nsively and defensively
a ro u n d the hoop and at 6 -1 1 and
260 pounds could be an awesome
force for limited minutes.
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