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Oregon players in the NBA
W hat has happened to the State
of Oregon basketball players in the
NBA?
t he University o f Oregon's A ll-
Am erkan guard Ronnie Lee’s N B A
career »as brief at best Ronnie was
a hustler under the D k k Hunter
system that ill-prepared him for the
;p ro game. He was labelled a non-
; shooter, but decent scorer in
■ college; played two years at Phoenix,
two in Chicago and was eventually
wooed by Detroit. Lee is now back
home in Massachusetts working
with underprivileged children. OSU
sent forward Lonnie Shelton and
guards M ark Radford and Ray
Blume. Shelton, a power forward,
enjoyed four good years with Seattle
where he averaged 17.4 PPG and 7
rebounds. A continuing battle o f the
bulge has been Lonnie's downfall.
Shelton was just recently exiled to
Siberia.
That being, in reality the Cleve­
land Cavaliers.
; M ark Radford and Ray Blume
both enjoyed great years under
Ralph M iller at O S U . Radford was
a 4 year starter while Blume started
for three. Blume was chosen on
some A A teams, while Radford
garnered all-coast honors.
Both were, however, victims o f
the M iller system. M iller's system,
in case you’ve been asleep for 40
years, allows for little dribbling and
much passing.
Blume and Radford were consid­
ered poor ball handlers by profes­
sional standards. Which led to the
demise of Blume's pro career while
Radford is barely hanging on in
Seattle.
Greg Ballard, who played beneath
the shadow o f Lee, is the lone State
o f Oregon product making it in the
N B A . Ballard is the glue on the
Washington Bullets squad. Greg
finished last season at 18.6 PPG and
6.5 rebounds.
And where has Richard Washing­
ton gone?
Ex-Grant High baseball player
Daryl M otley is on a tear since re­
covering from an early season
injury. M otley, after being traded
from K .C . to Detroit, is batting a
solid .281 ..T h a t's after an early
season slump that had him buried at
.216.
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Hand Car Wash, Buff, Polish, Wax.
W hy you should have your autom obile steam cleaned:
Clean Engine runs cooler. Clean Engine easier and faster to work on.
OSU spring cham pion John Frazier accepts a check for M0C from
M ayor Frank Ivancle tow ards his travel expanses to the Junior
Olympics at South Bend. Ind. M ayor Ivancle m ade the donation
after reeding a Portland Observer article about Frazier. Additional
funds for the trip w ere raised last Saturday at a fashion show at
Geneve s. Thanks to this generosity. John Frazier w ill have the op­
portunity next w eek to show w h at he can do against the best Junior
sprinters In th e nation. W e wish him w elllI L-R: John Frazier. Sr.,
Frank Ivancle. John Frazier, and Della Frazier.
(Photo: Richard J. Brown)
Enables you to see minor leaks before they become costly repairs. Fire
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W hy you should have your car undercoated:
Prevents Leaks and Rust Deadens Road Noises
Independent mechanic on duty.
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Pac-10 Preview
The Trojans will ruin it all and the
Sun Devils from Arizona State
should make their very first trip to
Pasadena. New USC coach Ted
Tollncr is loaded, but the N C A A
and Pac-IO strapped enough viola­
tions on the boys o f Troy to keep
them away from the Roses both this
year and next. A S U will win but
only if they can hold o ff U C L A and
Washington.
Don James, Husky mentor, lost
4 I lettermen last year, but don't cry
for James. He has some fantastic
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Blazers rookie gam e
The Portland T rail Blazers' A n ­
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1983 draft choke Clyde Drexler o f
Houston, will highlight the club’s
rookie camp in July.
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Banltaz vs. Hamsho
I f the 24-year-old W ilfred Benitez
ever entertained any thoughts o f
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J Although Benitez was down three
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• o f steam.
Hamsho nearly decked Benitez in
the seventh and had him hanging on
• in the tenth. Benitez played right
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