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Hood Community College. Grant advances in the state play offs against Beaverton in a double- header Friday, Nov. 26 at 5 p.m. at PGE Park. I n the second game, top- ranked Jesuit meets Central Catho lic at 8 :15p.m. Lincoln plays Sprague at Sprague High School in Salem at 7:30 p.m. Friday. in fo @ b a llo o n sin flig h t.c o m J Boyd Picture Perfec t Landscape For all your landscape needs Landscape Design • Decks & Fences Retainer wall installation • Ponds & Water Features Sprinkler System install • Aeration & Fertilize Lawn New & Rebuild Landscape Insulation • Weed Control Yearly Maintenance • Backflow Tester Play Ground Design & Installed Reasonable Prices c a ll S ports 503-970-5743 In Business in the Portland area since 1989 References available upon demand Venue Change for Reign Just days before the Portland Reign developmental basketball team tipped off its inaugural Ameri can Basketball Association sea son against the Fresno Heatwave, the team changed the site for its home games. The Reign will play at Warner Pacific College in southeast Port land after a financial shortfall pre vented the team from leasing the Oregon Convention Center, ac cording to Mary Liss, the team ’s founding owner. Regarding the team ’s financial bumps, Liss said, “W e’re a little behind the times with that but w e’ll be okay.” Information and tickets at 503-885- L C B # 11775 Portland Interscholastic League 2004 Football -All-League FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Q uarterback: Collin Beeson, Lincoln R u n n in g Backs: Richard Hollis, Grant Andy Jackson, Madison Ethan Webb, Roosevelt O ffensive P lay er o f th e Y ear: Collin Beeson, Lincoln Defensive P lay er o f th e Y ear: Ndamukong Suh, Grant C oach o f th e Y ear: Tracy Jackson, Madison SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE Q u arte rb a ck : Scott Hollowell, Cleveland Center: Ian McCreary, Grant R unning Backs: Kevin Callahan, Cleveland George Allen, Jefferson Josh Jacobs, Marshall Guards: Michael Dyer, Grant Ndamukong Suh, Grant T ackles: Jim my Bennetts, Lincoln Marshall Cowden, Lincoln T ight End: Tommy Barth, Wilson G u ard s: Phil Jones, Lincoln Ismael Garcia, Madison T ight End: Andrew Lindley,Grant C enter: Steve Phan, Cleveland Receivers: Taylor Kavanaugh, Lincoln LaTravis Turner, Lincoln Tackles: Josh Bernstein, Grant Brian McCormick, Wilson Utility: Russell M illage,Grant Receivers: Eli Lewis, Benson Tarrell Dawson, Cleveland P lace K icker: Brandon Miller, Lincoln FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Utility: Ryan Kolstad, Lincoln Defensive Backs: Eli Lewis, Benson Terrence Hill, Grant Luke Yeager, Lincoln Andy Jackson, Madison Place K icker: Ben Kaufman, Grant SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Defensive Backs: Daniel Perkins, Franklin Levell Peters, Jefferson Tony Stutevoss, Madison Luke Forsythe, Marshall L inebackers: Ries Hall, Grant Daniel Segar, Jefferson Joji Kurosaki, Lincoln Mike Johnson, Lincoln Nate Roberts, Roosevelt L inebackers: Grant Meyer, Madison Damaien Young, Madison Derek Luck, Marshall Peter Taylor, Wilson Defensive L inem en: Austin Richardson, Grant John Vandross, Grant Ndamukong Suh, Grant M onteece Nelson, Madison U tility: Taylor Kavanaugh, Lincoln Defensive Linem en: Lonny Keller, Cleveland Mark Meyer, Lincoln Marshall Cowden, Lincoln Erik Werner, Madison P u n ter: Dan O ’Malley, Cleveland P u n ter: Kevin Callahan, Cleveland. 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The suspension amounts terview since he was suspended to 72 games in an 82-game season, for charging into the stands and and means he will lose about $5 fighting with fans late in Friday million. night’s game against the Detroit Four other Pacers players were An ongoing series of questions and answers about America's natural healing profession (FORMERLYCHUCK HINTON'S) Catering & Take-Out O ur S pecialty : R eal H ickory S moked B ar -B-Q • Sandwiches • Salads • Chicken • Pork Ribs • Beef Ribs Part 25. Chiropractic and Fitness: The way to wellness in the eighties : I continue to hear that diet well as alcohol. G et plenty o f exer entire chemistry. Finally, always and exercising are helpful cise. For most people it only takes keep a healthy nervous system. in maintaining a strong body. But an hour or so a week to stay fit. Chiropractic is especially suited where do I begin? 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Limit your meats and refined foods as Q A Flowers' C hiropractic Office Phone: (503) 287-5504 * I CA TER IN G ALL EVENTS Sunday M onday T uesday Wed-Thurs. Fri. & Sat. HOURS: 11 am - 8 pm 11 am -9 pm closed I la m -9 p m II am - 10 pm Try our new healthy & vegetarian menu items * * * N ew L ocation * * * 5410 N.E. 33 rd 503-288-3836 Indiana Pacers' Ron Artest is escorted off the court following their fight with the Detroit Pistons and fans Friday in Auburn Hills, Mich. NBA commissioner David Stern suspended Artest for the remain der o f this season. (AP photo) suspended for shorter periods, in clu d in g S tep h en Ja c k so n (3 0 games) and Jermaine O ’Neal (25 games). Artest bolted into the stands after being hit by a cup thrown by a spectator, touching o ff a brawl in which players exchanged punches with fans, who also doused the Pacers with drinks, popcorn, a chair and other debris. “I wish that situation never hap pened," Artest said. “It w asn’t good at all, for anybody.” ‘T h is is the third tim e that I’ve been hit with something out o f the crowd,” said Artest, who claimed he had been struck previously in Detroit and in Cleveland. No charges had been filed in the brawl, but if any are they most likely would be m isdemeanor assault and battery, Oakland County, Mich., prosecutor David G orcyca said M onday. T h e o n ly p o s s ib le fe lo n y c h a r g e u n d e r c o n s id e r a tio n w ould be against the u n id en ti fied person w ho hurled a chair into the crow d, G orcyca said. A uthorities asked the public to help identify that person. After repeatedly watching foot age o f the brawl, the prosecutor personally identified John Green - a former neighborof Gorcyca - as the fan who threw a cup that hit Artest. Pistons chief executive Tom Wilson said Green will be banned from The Palace.
