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W restling Cam p Begins
J u ly 2-13 b Ju ly 18-27. M o n F r i, 11-2 p m .
Peninsula Park C om m unity Canter
6400 N. Albina. Portland OR
$16.00per seaalon
T h e re w ere n o surprises th ro u g h
th e f ir s t seven p ic k s o f th e 1984
N B A d r ift.
1. H o u s to n Rockets. T h e Rockets
as e x p e c te d d r i f t e d 7 * 0 ” A k e e m
O la ju w o n f r o m th e U n iv e r s it y o f
H o u s to n . C o ac h B ill Pitch plans to
use O la ju w o n and R a lp h Sam pson
to g e th e r. O la ju w o n w ill p a tro l the
m id dle, w hile the 7 ’4 ” Sam pson w ill
play pow er fo rw a rd . H o uston could
e m p lo y the talle s t fro n t lin e in the
N B A In a d d itio n to Sam pson and
O la j u w o n ,
th e
R o c k e ts
w ill
pro bably start 6 ’ 7 ” Rodney M c C a ry
as the sm all fo rw a rd .
2 . P o r t la n d T r a ilb la z e r s . S am
Bowie as expected. T h e Blazers have
long c oveted a big center. B o w ie is
an e x c e lle n t cho ic e . A t 7 ’ I ” , Sam
can b lo c k s h o ts, re b o u n d a n d ru n
th e f lo o r v e ry w e ll. B o w ie scored
1 0 .3 p p g his s e n io r y e a r at K e n ­
t u c k y , w h ile a v e ra g in g n e a rly six
b o a rd s . S a m , as we a ll k n o w , s u f­
fe re d a leg in ju r y w h ic h k e p t h im
o u t f o r tw o y e a rs . T h e leg is now
fu lly healed and Bowie w ill prove to
be a v e ry g o o d a d d itio n . P o rtla n d
has a d d e d th e m issing piece to its
c h a m p io n s h ip p u z z le . T h e Blazers
a re n o w b ig e n o u g h u p f r o n t to
c h a lle n g e the B o s to n 's , L A 's a n d
P h i l l y 's .
B o w ie ,
passing a n d
re b o u n d in g , w ill open up the cou rt
fo r C ly d e D re x le r. D rex le r is ready
to emerge as a strong player for P o rt­
la n d . E x p e c t to see R a m s a y use
both D rex le r and Jim Paxson in the
same b ackcou rt.
J. C h icag o. M ich a e l Jordan. This
is n o s u r p r is e , h o w e v e r, C h ic a g o
d id n ’ t get th e p la y e r to best h elp
t h e ir c lu b , th e y d id get th e best
p la y e r a v a ila b le . P u z z lin g ? W e ll,
the Bulls still are soft in the m iddle.
K entu cky's 6 ’ I I " M e l T u rp in would
have been a better choice .. . t o help
C h ic a g o ’s o v e ra ll s itu a tio n . Jordan
is a great p layer, but not one to turn
a franchise aro un d.
4. D a lla s . S am P e rk in s , 6 ’9 " , F .
C . P e r k in s is a n o th e r e x c e lle n t
D a lla s c h o ic e . D a lla s has r a p id ly
g a in e d a r e p u t a tio n fo r b u ild in g
shrew dly. T h e M avericks are on the
th res h o ld o f b eco m in g a d o m in a n t
team in the N B A Perkins w ill play
center and his long arm s, 42 inches,
w ill enab le h im to com pete w ith the
b ig g e r c e n te rs a ro u n d the lea g u e .
W ith the acquisition o f Perkins, the
M a v ’ s are ready!
3. P h ila d e lp h ia . A g a in no s u r­
prise. T h e 76ers need rebounding up
suspect. S tockton is the Jon Sunvald
fro n t, they got Charles B a rkley, the
tru c k a t 6 * 6 “ , 273 p o u nd s a n d the
S E C 's le a d in g r e b o u n d e r . T h e
o f this year's d ra ft.
14. In d ia n a
P a c e rs .
D e v in
D u r r a n i , 6 * 3 “ g u a r d . B r ig h a m
Y o un g. D u rra n t is a good shooting
g u a rd . T h e P a c e rs w e re w o e f u lly
Sixers were a great rebounding team
w ith M o s e s in th e lin e u p , b u t
whenever th eir 6 '1 0 " p iv o tm a n was
out fo r extended periods the boards
s u ffe re d . W ith M oses a n d B a rk le y
in th e lin e u p to g e th e r, S ix e r fan s
w ill never ask " w h e re 's the b e e f7 "
B arkley is a trem endous leaper and
w e a k in th is p o s itio n . D u r r a n t .
h o w e v e r, is m o re th a n a step slow .
H is
rem em ber w hat he’ s liftin g it some
D . C . Jon es c o u ld be th e o n e to
re p la c e K a re e m A b d u l- J a b b a r .
m o b ilit y . M u s t p la y in shap e to
S p u r 's b a c k c o u r t. T h e S p u rs w ill
now try and m ove John P axson .
A n d , are still in need o f a good big
man to back up A rtis G ilm o re .
8. San D ie g o . T h e w o rd was o ut
that the C lipp ers w anted a guard to
com plem ent N o rm N ix o n . They got
L a n c a s te r G o r d o n , 6 ' 3 " , w h o w ill
h e lp a n y o n e . L a n c a s te r c a n p la y
either guard spot and is an excellent
choice.
9. Kansas C ity . O tis T h o rp e . This
is a p la y e r P o rtla n d th o u g h t could
possibly be ava ila b le a ro u n d 19-20.
T h o rp e is a 6 * 7 ” f o r w a r d /g u a r d .
H a s a g o o d o u ts id e sho t a n d is a
strong leaper.
10. M ilw a u k e e . L e o n W o o d ,
6 ' 2 ! 6 ” , C a l-S ta t e F u lle r t o n . T h e
Bucks surprised everyone by tak in g
W o o d . It was thought th a t it w ould
be e ith e r S tu a r t G r a y , U C L A o r
K evin W illis . W o o d is c u rre n tly on
the U S A O ly m p ic roster.
11. A tla n ta H a w k s . T h e H a w k s ,
a fte r tra d in g a ll-s ta r f o r w a r d D a n
R o u n d fie ld , drafted W illis , a seven-
foo ter w ho can play pow er fo rw a rd .
W illis just may be the sleeper o f this
d r a f t . H e is a g o o d s h o o te r, b u t
T o p a m a te u r tennis players fro m
W a s h in g to n , B ritish C o lu m b ia and
O regon w ill com pete here June 30th
and July 1st in a U n ite d States T e n ­
nis A s s o c ia t io n /M ic h e lo b L ig h t
L e a g u e T e n n is s e c tio n a l p la y o f f
to u rn a m e n t.
T w e lv e m e n 's and nine w o m e n ’ s
team s w ill c o m p e te in th e ro u n d -
ro b in to u rn a m e n t to be held at the
M o u n ta in P a rk . T u a la tin H ills and
W e s t H i l l s ra c q u e t c lu b s . C o m ­
p e titio n begins at 8 :3 0 a m . S a tu r­
d a y , J u n e 3 0 th a n d w ill c o n c lu d e
w ith cham pio nsh ip matches Sunday
m o rn in g , July 1st.
The
to u r n a m e n t
p ro v id e s
o rg an ize d team c o m p e titio n at fou r
s k ill levels fo r a m a te u r players, 21
a n d o v e r, across the n a tio n . C o m ­
p e titio n begins in local tennis clubs
o r p a r k p r o g r a m s , w ith s in n in g
teams advancing through a series o f
s ta le a n d s e c tio n a l p la y o ff s an d
fin a lly a n atio n al cham pionship.
W in n e rs w ill a d v a n c e f r o m th e
P acific N o rth w e s t sectional p la y o ff
to c o m p e te in the U S T A N a tio n a l
fin a ls in o ne o f fo u r areas d e p e n ­
ding on the skill level. T h e fo u r sites
in c lu d e L as V e g a s , N e v . , S e p t.
2 8 -3 0 (3 .5 ); West P alm Beach, F la .,
O c t. 5 -7 ( 4 . 0 ) ; H a v e r h i ll , M a s s .,
S e p t. 2 8 -3 0 ( 4 .5 ; O v e r la n d P a r k ,
Kan , O c t. 5-7 (5 .0 ).
N o w in its f i f t h seaso n, L eag ue
T e n n is has m o re th a n 5 0 ,0 0 0 p a r ­
tic ip a n ts across th e n a t io n .
Jeff gets new track
V ic C a rls o n , J e ffe rs o n ’ s ath le tic
d ire c to r, has one m o re th in g to be
proud o f these days. Jefferson H ig h
School is scheduled to receive an all-
w e a th e r t r a c k . C o n s t r u c t io n w ill
begin this sum m er. " H a v in g an a ll-
H o w e v e r , he w ill need to p u t o n
som e w e ig h t. H e 's very q u ic k a n d
can r e a lly s h o o t i t . H e ’ ll h av e a
c o u p le years to a d d th e m u c h
CLYDE DREXLER
n ee d e d
w e ig h t.
B o s to n
to o k
needs to add a n o th e r 30 pounds to
his present 2 1 3 -p o u n d fra m e . T h e
H a w k s are re b u ild in g and W illis is
H o u s to n 's 6 ’ 7 ” fo rw a rd A l Y o u n g .
Y oung can play either guard or fo r ­
w a rd a n d can k n o c k d o w n th e 15
an excellent b uildin g stone.
12. C le v e la n d C a v a lie r s . T h e
C avs b o u g h t th is pick as they had
a lre a d y tra d e d a w a y t h e ir f ir s t
ro u n d
p ic k s
th r o u g h
1987.
C le v e la n d chose M ic h ig a n ’ s 6 ’ 9 ”
fo o te r.
Registration Begins June 25, 1984
Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 D.m.
D r a f t w r a p -u p :
T h is d ra ft was g en e ra lly th o u g h t
to be a m e d io c re o n e . T h e f ir s t
ro u n d o ff e r e d fe w s u rp ris e s . T h e
M ilw au kee selection o f Kenny Fields
raised a few eyebrows. Fields, 6 ’ 8 ” ,
fo rw a rd was expected to be p icked
by the U ta h Jazz, w h o could use the
M ik e M c C o r m a c k . A n d th e C a v s
“ b e a t"
goes o n . W h e n w ill
C le v e la n d ever le a rn . M c C o r m a c k
m o st lik e ly w o u ld h av e b een
available, in the second round.
13. U t a h . H e r e is th e f ir s t re a l
surprise o f the d ra ft. T h e Jazz chose
G on zaga’ s John S to ckton . Stockton
is a man P o rtla n d was hoping w ould
be a ro u n d in th e secon d ro u n d .
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Age: 5 years - 12 years
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O vernight Cam p (extra charge)
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