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(Elje Jlortlanh ©bseruer July 03, 2002 (OliBeruer Page B3 B U SIN E SS d ir e c to O S ports /METRO Oobserurr Oregon’s Freddie Jones Drafted 14th Oregon guard Freddie Jones was a surprising 14th pick in last w eek’s NBA draft, going to the Indiana Pacers. Jones, at 6-foot-4,210 pounds, averaged 18.6 points per game and helped lead the Ducks to the final eight of the NCAA tourna ment. Jones went to Barlow High School in Gresham. He did not live up to his poten tial during his first three years at Oregon, but he came on strong as a senior. He started all but two games, when he was benched af ter a slow start. He responded to the message sent by coach Ernie Kent and helped the Ducks win their first outright conference title in 57 years. He also hit his first game-win ning basket, with one second left at USC in a 67-65 victory. The Ducks clinched the Pac-10 title outright two days later, when Jones hit the cl inching basket in a 65-62 victory over UCLA. With the Pacers, Jones will join ex-Trail Blazer Jermaine O ’Neal. Freddie Jones Venus Williams Sails Into Semifinals (A P)— Venus Williams swept to another easy straight-set v ic tory Tuesday as she m oved into the sem ifinals and closer to her third straight W im bledon title. The to p -seed ed W illiam s, who has dropped one set in five m atches, crushed 48th-ranked Elena Likhovtseva 6 -2,6-0 in 44 m inutes in the d ay ’s opening match on Centre Court. It was W illiam s’ eighth con secutive win over the R ussian, all in straight sets. L ik h o v ts e v a , th e o n ly unseed-ed player to reach the w om en’s quarters, was helpless against the A m erican’s relent less pow er game and won only seven points in the second set. ,“I'm ju st trying to play more solid every round, garner each point for myself,’’ W illiams said. “W hen it happens like it did today, it’s very nice 1 think. I d o n ’t think she gave me a lot of errors. I had to produce most of the shots and put a lot o f pres sure on her.” W illiam s has spent only 4‘/2 hours on court in her run to the sem ifinals and rem ains a strong favorite to becom e the first woman to win three straight titles since Steffi G raf in 1991- 93. “Now I expect for m yself to be alm ost perfect,” she said. “W hen I first started, first get ting to the quarterfinals, it was all new. But now 1 expect to be there.” W illiam s w ill next face the w inner o f the quarterfinal be tween No. 4 M onica Seles and No. 6 Justine H enin, whom she beat in last y ear’s final. No. 3 Jennifer Capriati was to resume her fourth-round match against Eleni Daniilidou after split ting the first two sets Monday. W illiam s' sister, Serena, is sc h e d u le d to p la y D a n ie la H antuchova in a quarterfinal W ednesday. The W illiam s sis ters are on course to meet in theirthird Grand Slam final in 10 m onths. AFFORDABLE JJ LOCK & KEY - FULL LOCKSMITH - SERVICE RE-KEY AND INSTALL LOCKS LOCKED 0UT7-WE MAKE KEYS FROM SCRATCH HOUSE, OFFICE OR CAR Two Lo catio n s: Portland 503-284-9582 Oregon City 503-656-2116 Serving Portland/Metro area (N, NE, SE, SW & NW) Two-time defending Wimbledon champion Venus Williams returns the ball during her 6-2, 6-0 victory over Russia's Elena Likhovtseva. (AP photo) A nnie M ae's U nique Gifts & C o llectib les Ethnic Gtoftiirxjr. Porce\atr\ Etofts. Figurines, anri Jewelry Preseason Poll Likes PSU Football L inda R H oof CXvnex/Manager 2631 N £ . A b e ria Street Portland. O e g n r 4721 * N C A A 1 -A A football. T he P ortlan d S tate football PSU w ill seek its first Big team has been receiv in g good Sky C onference cham pionship grades from p reseaso n p ro g in 2002, but w ill have to go nosticato rs fo r the 2002 se a through the n a tio n ’s best team son. T he V ik in g s have been to get it. M ontana, the 2001 ranked in the top 10 by tw o N C A A 1-A A N ational C h am p ro m in e n t fo o tb all p u b lic a pion, is a c o n sen su s num ber tions and anticipate m ore good review s o v er the su m m er as , one in p reseaso n polls. The V ikings host the G riz z lie s on preseaso n polls are released. O ct. 26 at PG E Park. T he V ik in g s fin ish ed 2001 PSU o p en s the season A ug. w ith a 7 -4 reco rd and ranked 31 at hom e ag ain st S tephen F. 25th in the nation in the E SPN / A ustin. U SA T oday C o a c h e s' Poll for Haskins Leads Team to Bronze Medal Jefferson High School bas ketball coach M arshall H askins coached a W est division all-star team to two wins and three loses as his team captured the bonze medal at the USA Basketball M en's Youth Development Fes tival, held last weekend at C olo rado Springs, Colo. 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