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T he P ortland O bserver • O ctober 5, 1994
P.S.U. DEFENSE
MAKES FOR WIN
by
BASKETBALL
Roy T arpley has been re ­
instated to play again in the
N.B. A. after 3 years for a life ­
time suspension, due to re fu s­
ing a drug test in 1991. the
M avericks are prepared to o f­
fer Tarpley who is a 7 foot
forward-center. A contract be­
tween $2.5 m illion to 3 m il­
lion a season.
Tarpley 29, averaged 12.6
points and 10.5 rebound in
five seasons with the M aver­
icks.
FOOTBALL
U Of O upsets
U.S.C.
For ju st the second time
in 23 years U of O has upset
U.S.C. in the coliseum in Los
Angeles.
the 17th nationally ranked
U.S.C. Trojans were defeated
22-7 by U niversity o f O regon
who was led by back-up quar­
te rb a c k T o n y G r a z ia n i.
G raziani threw for 287 yards
and one touchdown.
D anny B ell
Portland State went up against
Eastern Washington a NCAA
1A team and came out
victorious 31-21.
In front of 11,225 Civic Sta­
dium fans the Vikings got off to a
shaky start. But as was to be indica­
tive of the evening it was the defense
that made the first score on an Eagles
blocked punt in the end zone in the
first quarter.
While the defense was estab­
lishing itself the often lethargic of­
fense finally got rolling and quarter­
back Kyle Allen posted 294 yards
through the air on 18 of 28 passes.
Allen threw for two touchdowns
to wide receiver James Hundon on
plays of 36 yards and 3 yards respec­
tively. Allen also ran for a dramatic
acrobatic touchdown with 1:17 in the
first half.
P.S.U. defense was effective
early and gave the Vikings offense
some great opportunities to score but
they came up empty.
Eastern Washington scored on a
49 yard pass with 12:56 left in the
second quarter. Then with 8:15 in the
second quarter Matt James fumbled
a pass five plays later tailback David
Lewis of Eastern Washington ran
seven yards for a touch do wn to make
the score 14-2.
After that Portland took the ball
and marched 70 yards culminating in
the acrobatic high dive into the end
zone by Allen. Portland went for two
points on a pass play from Allen to
James which was successful. Score
at halftime Eastern Washington 14-
Portland State 10.
The Vikings took the initial kick­
off and capitalized on a pass interfer­
ence play which gave them a first
down on the Eagles 29 yard line for
a Allen to Hundson 36 yard touch­
down play. Putting Portland up 17-
14.
Darrick Holmes put the game
out of reach on the final play of the
third quarter with an 11 yard run for
the touchdown.
However the main credit goes to
the defense. P.S.U. defense caught
Eastern’s gun Todd Bernett 9 times
behind the line of scrimmage for
sacks. Three of them accounted for
by outside lin eb ack er Sam m y
Burroughs.
the usually potent Bernett was
only 15 of 27 through the air for 167
yards.
Coach Walsh was quoted “On
defense we had 9 or 10 guys. So
many contributed. W e’ll have a tough
time picking player of the week.
Jefferson Whips
Grant
Tiffeny Milbrett of the University of Portland moves past a defender toward goal.
With no time rem aining
on the clock Jefferson q u ar­
terback C hazz M oore c o n ­
n e c te d
w ith
A n tio n io
McKinney for a 20 yard touch­
down pass. This capped a 13
point rally which gave the
Dem ocrats a win over G rant.
PORTLAND WINS HUSKY CLASSIC
Carolina who has the longest
streak in college sports with 89
straight wins.
The steady play from Univer­
sity of Portland women’s soccer
team, propelled them victory in the
Wilson Romps
Over Marshall
by
D an B ell
Soccer coach Clive Charles
made some tactical adjust­
ments moving all-American
Tiffany Milbret from forward to
defenseman and upended a
pesky Pepperdine 3-1 in a
match Sunday held U.P. Merlo
field.
VOLLEYBALL
U.s. Upsets Brazil
The pilot playing with several of
their key players injured to one de­
gree or another, including their top
scorer Shannon McMillan, who has
a broken bone in her left foot.
McMillan will have a pin surgically
inserted Monday, sophomore Justi
Baumgardt can not play full time
because of a bone spur, nor can de-
P.S.U. quarterback Kyle Allen threw for 375 yards and 1
touchdown in a losing effort against Texas A.m. Kingsvilles.
BOXING NOTES: FRED RYAN
Portlands own. Adofo Akil,
w orld ranked m iddlew eight
iro u g h o u t the 7 0 ’s and 8 0 ’s un-
cr the name Mike C olbert was
worn in as B oxing C om m is-
ioner Sept 14th. Adofo worked
is trade in the Salad days o f the
real m iddlew eight talents such
s M arvin H agler and I homas
learns, both of whom he boxed.
P ortlands A m ateur boxing
eason kicked o ff with a rousing
bout card at the Police A reana,
cpt 17th. The Knott St. Boxing
'lu b showed talent in 1471b Will
Vimberly posting a 3rd round
toppage o f rugged Juan Ojeda
f W apato. WA. Knott S tre e t’s
lid d le w e ig h t A ndre H aynes
ropped a 3-2 split decision to
he Grand Ave Boxing C lu b ’s,
'ini M udgett in a Barn B urner of
bout.
An Am ateur boxing show is
ct at The Matt Dishm an Com-
nunity C enter, 77 NE Knott, on
University in overtime, 5-3, to win
the classic.
The defense-minded Portland
team has allowed only six goals in
seven games. On Oct. 29, they will
meet North
U OF P FENDS OFF PEPPERDINE
T he
P .I.L .
o n ly
undefeated football team rode
the arm o f Jerm aine T hom p­
son who threw tor 265 yards
on 7 of 12 passes, and three
touchdow ns. For a 65, 79 53
in a 39-6 win over M arshall.
The top rank B razilian
mens volleyball team was up­
set Saturday Oct. 1, by the
m en's U.S. team, in the M en's
W orld C ham pionship at A th­
ens.
The U.S. team now ad
vanees to the quarter finals as
the Group B Cham pion.
The United States, which
finished group play 3-0 will
ad v an ce alo n g w ith o th e r
group w inners C uba, G reece
and Italy.
Husky Classic at the University of
Washington in Seattle.
That nationally second-ranked
Lady Pilots put away University of
California-Irvine 3-1. then defeated
I7th-ranked Southern M ethodist
Oct. 8th. B illed as the 1st Annual
C lyde Q u isen b erry M em orial.
Knott St. will host the very best
talent from clubs throughout the
N orthw est. For ticket info call
823-3179.
Little noted in the local press,
the passing o f one o f the greatest
lightw eight C ham pions that ever
poked his head through the ring
ropes. Ike W illiam s, 71. of n atu ­
ral causes in Los A ngeles, Sept
5th. Ike started as a 17 year old in
T renton, NJ in 1940. In 1945 he
won the NBA portion of the title
by 2nd round stoppage of Juan
Z urita in M exicoC ity. Two years
later he stopped Bob M ontgom ­
ery in P hiladelphia for the undis­
puted crow n. When Sugar Ray
R obinson fought kid G avilan at
Yankee Stadium in 1848, it was
on the undercard to Ike W illiam s
defending against Jesse Flores in
the main event. Ike held the lig h t­
w eight title from 1947-1951.
4A FOOTBALL
PIL
L eague
S eason
W L
WL
4 0
Wilson
4 0
3 1
Benson
3 1
3 1
Jefferson 3 1
3
1
Franklin 3 1
2 2
Lincoln
2 2
2 2
Madison 2 2
2 2
M arshall 2 2
1 3
Roosevelt 1 3
0 4
Cleveland 0 4
0 4
G rant
0 4
FRIDAY RESULTS
Roosevelt 35. Cleveland 3
Franklin 21, Madison 13
Jefferson 20, Grant 14
Benson 41, Lincoln 9
Wilson 39, Marshall 6
Friday, Oct. 7
Benson at Madison
Lincoln at Cleveland
Roosevelt at Franklin
Grant at Wilson
Marshall at Jefferson
PACIFIC 10
Season
Conf.
W L T W I. I
2 0 0 4 0 0
Arizona
0 0 3 1 0
Washington St.
0 0 3
Oregon
0 0 2
California
3
Washington
2
Southern Cal
1
Arizona St
1
Stanford
2
UCLA
I
Oregon St
SATURDAY RESULTS
Oregon 22. Southern Cal 7
Arizona 30. Oregon State 10
Washington 37, UCLA 10
x-Tennessee 10, Washington State 9
x-Califomia 55, San Jose State 0
x-Notre Dame 34. Stanford 15
Arizona State idle
Home team in Caps
SATURDAY, OCT. 8
Oregon at Washington State
Southern Cal at Oregon State
x-San Jose State at Washington
Stanford at Arizona State
UCLA at California
x-Colorado State at Anzona
x-non conference game
fensive stand out Kristen Wair who
has a broken bone in her foot.
Coach Charles credits the win
over Pepperdine to moving previous
team top scorer Tiffany Milbret to
midfield. He said her ability to dis­
tribute the ball and her work both on
offense and defense made all the
difference in the game. Milbret when
asked how she felt about the change
in playing positions, she answered
“okay. I knew it was helping the
team." Although she did admit to
missing scoring.
McMillan scored on 3 of4 shots.
The first one 30:55 into the first half
off a header from Jody Dutra. The
second on a pass by Nicole Pfeifer on
a post shot from five yards out. The
third and final was unassisted off the
dribble.
Pepperdine scored 56:47 into
the game on an unassisted goal shot
20 yards out.
University of Portland domi­
nated most of the first half and set the
tempo for the game. The game was a
little more even in the second half
although U.P. outshot Pepperdine 13
to 7. McMillan now has 16 goals in 8
games surpassing Milbret by two.
The University ofPortlandpres-
ently #2 in the country has lost one
game this year to Oregon State Uni­
versity. this will more than likely
change their ranking.
U.P. will be meeting #1 ranked
North Carolina on Oct. 29, in Port­
land. North Carolina wasjust tied by
Nortre Dame Saturday North Caro­
lina has the longest winning streak in
college sports.
NIKE FACTORY STORE
HOSTS SHOOTOUT
A th ree-p o in t b ask etb all
shootout takes place Saturday from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Nike Factory
Store. 3044 N.E. Martin Luther King
Jr. Blvd. The tournament is being
held to raise money for kids to play
athletics at their schools.
A $5 entry fee will be charged.
which includes a special Nike t-shirt
and features University of Portland
Basketball Coach Rob Chavez.
Contestants will be divided into
two divisions, one for high school
and one for middle school students.
The winner and runner-up in each
category will receive a trophy.
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