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MIGHTY HUDSON
PORTLAND STATE 2-0
The Portland Trail Blazers team
w ill make its first Portland appear
ance of the 1993-94 season at its
annual intrasquad game. Tuesday,
O ct 19. 7:30pm. in Portland's M e
morial Coliseum
Sports fans can catch their first
glim pse of well-known veterans and
an exciting blend of new players. The
evening also will include a special
half-tim e celebrity three-point con
test featuring media personalities and
other fan favorites.
”To make this family event, we’ve
made tickets affordable for everyone,"
em phasized Jerry Gatto. athletic de
velopment director and event chair.
Tickets are priced at $5.50 and
$10
P u rc h a se tic k e ts a t a ll
Ticketmaster outlets, including G.I.
Joe’s. Memorial Coliseum. Civic Sta
dium. Portland Center for the Per
form ing Arts, and Blazer on Broad-
wav For ticket order information,
call 224-4400 w ithin Portland area or
1-800-745-0888 inside Oregon.
This is your chance to see the
new Trail Blazer team in action be
fore the season begins." he added “It
also is an outstanding opportunity to
participate in a community event and
to support opportunities for students
to furiher their education at one of the
nation's leading liberal arts and sci
ences institutions." Proceeds will ben
efit the High Five Scholarship Drive
at Lewis & Clark College.
"We are grateful to Smith’s Home
Furnishings, Azumano Travel and
U.S. Bank for their corporate support
of quality eduction in the Portland
community." G atto said.
Special V IP p ack ag es also are
av ailable th ro u g h Lew is & C lark
College. T hese p ack ag es include
courtside seatin g . B lazer pre-gam e
b arb ecu e.an a p p e a ra n ce by H ead
C o a c h Rick A delm an and other
b en efits F o r in fo rm atio n ab o u t
these pack ag es, call (50 3 ) 768-
7062.
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PSU wide receiver James Jessie tries to pick up extra yards after the reception.
Portland State beat Idaho State 21-7. The Vikings travel to Kingsville, Texas to battle Texas A&M-
Kingsville, Saturday at 5:30pm.
P .I.L . OFF AND RUNNING
by Jo h n Phillips
P I L . football g o t o f f to a very
fast sta rt Friday w ith no big su r
prises. B enson scored a 26-13 w in
o v er G rant. M ad iso n o v er C leve
la n d 2 7 - 7 , F r a n k l i n g o t b y
Jefferson. 21-18. W ilson easy over
L incoln. 34-7. an d M arsh all real
big over R oosevelt 42 -1 6 .
D a m io n M a r t i n d a l e le d
M arsh all in a big way w ith five
touchdow n runs fo r the M inute
men. M artin D ale sco red on runs o f
48 , 29, 14, 5 and 4 y ards. T o top
th at off. D am ion kicked tw o extra
points.
Greg Demi had two touchdowns
for Roosev elt on short runs o f 3 and 1
yards
Wilson got behind 7-0 toLincoln
early, but came on to score 34 points
and the defense put the clamps on
Lincoln.
Jake Lancaster had two scores on
runs or 6 and 3 yards. Tim Looney
had a 32 yards scoring nin and David
Jackson and Jason Eilertson scored
on one yard runs.
Lincoln’s lone touchdown came
on a recovered fumble in the endzone
by David Kang
Doug Ashley had a big night for
Madison passing for two touchdowns.
One to Joel Greene for 59 yards and
PIL F O O T B A L L STANDING
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1) Benson
1) M adison
1) W ilson
1) Franklin
1) M arshall
6) Jefferson
6) Roosev elt
6) G rant
6) Cleveland
6) Lincoln
W hat: rhePortlandT railB laz-
ers will hold auditions for individu
als and/or groups interested in per
forming the National Anthem for
1993 Blazers home games. The
media is invited to attend the two-
dav try outs w hich will feature a total
o f 192 auditions The Auditions will
be judges by a panel of local celeb
rities.
To Reserve an Anthem Audi-
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tion Time Please Call The Trail
Blazers Office at (503) 234-9291.
Audition Reservations Are Limited
To 192.
W hen: Wednesday, September
29 and Thursday , September 30 from
8.00 a m. to 5:00 p m.
W h ere: Memorial Coliseum,
Georgia-Pacific Room.
C ontact: Christee Sweeney or
Jim Taylor, 234-9291
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C A M E S ON FRIDAY SEPT. 16
4:30pm
Madison at Roosevelt
4:00pm
Jefferson at Cleveland
7:30pm
Franklin at Wilson
Grant vs Lincoln
6:00pm
at Civic Stadium
Benson vs M arshall
8:00pm
at Civic Stadium
the other to Shawn McGovern for 37
yards. Ashley then scored on a 5 y ard
run. Robert Cavil added a 35 yard TD
G.I. Joe’s Jefferson running back #18 Adrian Hudson burst through
the line to score the touchdown on a 50 yard run.
On G.I. Joe’s Jefferson next possession. Hudson scores again from
about 40 yards out.
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people around the car acknow ledged
my existance until lie came upand hit
me. then they looked and glanced
away." According to the v ictoim, no
racial epithets w ere made bv the sus-
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KMHD Night Schedule
Sept. 9
Andrei Kitaev 7:30 PM
Tall Jazz Trio *:30 PM (Two Sets)
Sept 16
Kelly Broadway/Dan Faehnlc Duo
Mary Kaddcrly Quartet
Sept 23
Nancy Cady Quartet
Dick Berk Jazz Adoption Agency
Sept 30
Tony Mason
Roy Rogers
O ct 7
Andrei Kitaev
Tom G rant’s Weird Willie Band
O C T 14
Kelly Broadwav/Dan Facnhle Duo
Dennis Springer Band
O ct 21
Scroggins/Depriest
Ron Steen Trio
O C T 28
Nancy Cady Quartet
Samba Dc Torres
Nov 4
Andrei Kitaev
Shirley Nanette Quartet
Nov 11
Scroggi ns/Dcpricsl
Randy Cannon Quartet
Nov 25
Andrei Kitaev
Gordon Lee Quartet
pect
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Assault Update
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mn for the Senators Clev eland got on
the board w ith a 15 yard pass to Gabe
Stewart from Chris McClain
B e n s o n 's T a u h e e d Jerm an y
scored on a 74 y ard pass from
D esm ond Faizon. and helped the
T echm en to a 20-0 h a lf tim e lead
Jerm any a lso had a punt return o f
42 y ards. T eam m ate Paul Lauritzen
had a p a ir o f one y a rd touchdow n
nins.
G ra n t’s tw o scores cam e on
runs o f 10 yards by R ico W addell
and G reg D um as caught a 6 yard
pass from C ris B raucham p
In a gam e play ed at Franklin.
T he Q u a k e rs had a 21-0 lead at
h a lftim e , b u t had to hold on after
Jefferson cam e so very close Q u a r
terback M att G eske passed 21 yards
to Ja rra d M ock for a T D . Running
back D errick B ram e ran for a 22
y a rd s to u c h d o w n . A n d Kenny
Jenkins ran for 57 yards on only
four ca rrie d and one touchdow n.
The Democrats second half come
back w as led by Chazz Moore with a
one yard m n and a 25 yardTD pass to
Lev i Ashley. Thomas Jacob added a
28 yard touchdow n m n for Jefferson.
It is unknown if the suspect in
volved in this assault, may have been
involved the assault of Hawley. No
arrests hav e been made and the inves
tigation is continuing.
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