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Jefferson High School’s state championship basketball team was honored during an
assembly last week at the north Portland school. Assistant Coach Dale Baugh (right), told
students that the Democrats were the first team in decades to win the state title two
times in a row. He said that if the team remains steady, and with a little luck, it could
replicate its success for a third year.
Carolina Cruises to NCAA Title
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(AP) - Warm and fuzzy they
were not.
For a year, m aybe m ore,
North Carolina could feel this
national championship coming.
It was a calculated march, and
behind the unrelenting play of
T yler H an sb ro u g h , W ayne
Ellington and Ty Lawson, the
Tar Heels stomped out Michi
gan State’s inspirational run
Monday night with an 89-72
blowout that wasn’t that close.
“I felt like it was fitting for us
to do what this group just ac
complished,” coach Roy Will
iams said.
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5th floor M etolius Conference Room, until 2 :0 0 p m ,
Tuesday M ay 7, 2 0 09. Shortly thereafter, bids will be
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(tw enty) for each additional set is refundable when
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championship, and the second
for Williams.
All those upperclassm en,
save Hansbrough.came back in
part because their draft propects
didn’t look so good. They also
didn't want their college careers
to end on last year’s embarrass
ing loss to Kansas in the Final
Four.
The Spartans (31-7) never
had a chance. The Tar Heels
(34-4) were up 55-34 at half
time, breaking a 42-year-old
title-gam e record for biggest
lead at the break and setting
the mark for most points at the
half.
Lots of basketball fans saw
th
is
c o m in g ,
in c lu d in g
North Carolina's Danny
America’s
No.
1
Hoopster-in-
Green celebrates a 3-
Chief.
pointer. Green hit two-of-
Yes, President Barack Obama
three attempts from beyond
picked
the Tar Heels to take it
the arc during the NCAA title
all
in
his
m u c h -p u b lic iz e d
game.
points, Ellington had 19 and bracket.
M agic Johnson, M ichigan
Lawson led all scorers with 21
and also had a record eight State’s Spartan-in-Chief, joined
steals. Now, they and Danny Larry Bird at center court to
Green can all head to the NBA present the game ball, a tribute
feeling good about their deci to the 30-year anniversary of
sion to return to school. They're th e ir h isto ric m atchup and
bringing home Carolina’s fifth Michigan State’s first title.
Devoted Family Man
will be missed
Sam L. Moore Jr.
Services were held Tuesday, March 31,2009
at Vancouver Avenue Baptist Church for Sam
7339 MLK Jr. Blvd
L. Moore Jr.
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Portland, Oregon 97211
He was bom Feb. 21,1945 in Winnsboro,
La., the second child of Samuel and Ethel Moore.
Phone (503) 978-9229
In 1963, he graduated from Franklin Parrish Training School in
FAX (503) 978-9228
Winnsboro. He enlisted in the Marines and served in the Vietnam
War. In 1964, the family moved to Portland.
Sam was employed at Cascade General as a journeyman painter
Hours: 12:30 PM to 6:00PM
for the major part of his adult life.
All You Can Eat Buffet
He enjoyed playing dominoes, early morning walks, working
in
his yard and making daily trips to Safeway. Family was very
Easter Sunday April 12,2009
important to him. After the death of his parents, he took on the
role of head of the family. He opened his heart and home to his
O xtails
family members.
Cornish Hen w/dressing
He was a member of Fellowship Baptist Church under the lead
Smoked Honey (Hazed Ham
ership of Dr. Johnny Pack IV. He was a faithful servant and every
Deep Fried Wings
Sunday at the 8 a.m. service, you would find him sitting on his
Deep Fried Catfish
regular pew.
Collard Greens
When cancer took over his body he was at peace because his
Candied Yams
faith made him whole.
Sam had a son, Sam L. Moore III and a stepson Demarcus
Cahhage
Preston, prior to meeting his wife to be, Theresa Ross. From this
Mashed Potatoes
union they gave birth to Omar and Algia Moore, joining his step
Succotash
children
LaBoyce and Natasha Ross.
Macaroni & Cheese
Family gatherings were his specialty; the meals he cooked
Cornbread Muffins
were mouth watering. Sam and Theresa found love and happi
Fountain Drinks
ness for 28 years and took their marriage vows as their founda
tion of love, life and laughter. The vow "until death do us part"
$ 15 Adult $ 13 Senior $8 under 12
happened for them on March 24, 2009 at 5:42 a m. when God
called Sam home to rest.
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Sam leaves to cherish his memory and legacy his loving wife,
his children and stepchildren; brothers, Roy Bernard Thomas
and wife Cynthia of Arlington,
I Texas, Demarcus Moore and his
wife Joyce o f Portland, and
W illie M oore o f T acom a,
W ash.;
siste rs,
B renda
Coleman, Gwendolyn Robinson
and husband Willie, Deborah
W arren and husband Erwin,
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Ollie Banks, Mona Jimenez,
COUNTY
Constance McCool and hus
band Mac, Algia Moore-Tho
mas and Margo Taylor, all of
Portland; a host of grandchil
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dren. nephews, nieces, cousins,
TTY: 503-988-5170
au n ts, u n c le s and special
an equal o p p o rtu n ity em ployer
friends.
Arrangements by Terry Fam
ily Funeral Home.
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