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The lone boys track team
placed third with 83 points a
(cenw) compel
the Grant Union Invitational
on Saturday, April 21. The
lone girls scored seven points,
placing ninth. The meet in-
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Sports by Mike Oths
Going through the sports potpourri for the week, the
netherworld seems to have a grip on big events. Most of us
could go on vaction for another month and not miss anything
in the winding road of the playoffs in basketball and hockey.
The NBA could very well stretch into mid-June, while the
Stanley Cup playoffs could nudge into the late stages of May.
(For those who wonder why hockey has never caught on in
most parts of the country, we need only to consider the
challenge of keeping the rink frozen in Phoenix at this time of
year.)
In the NBA playoffs, there have been a few "surprises."
New Jersey 's success against Philadelphia has to raise a few
eyebrows, wven if the 76ers do seem far less impressive than
last year. At this writing. Phoenix leads the Blazers 2-1,
which over the course of the season would seem to be an
upset. Realistically, however, the Suns came into the
playoffs on 9 roll, while the Blazers were on their worst
streak of the season. A major explanation for the much
ballyhooed fact that nobody has repeated as NBA champ in
15 years is that momentum is everything these days. Too
many factors need to be there for a title-winning run,
especially when one considers that a team may now have to
play as many as 26 games in the playoffs alone.
In the Stanley Cup matchups, it will be Montreal vs. The
Islanders and Edmonton vs. Minnesota. Only Montreal can
be termed a surprise team, but the difficulty that the
Gretzky-led Oilers experienced reaching the semis is a major
upset. Edmonton had beaten Calgary 8 times out of 8 in the
regular season, but needed all 7 to win the quarterfinals. The
Islanders needed an overtime victory in the first round, or
they would have been out at the hands of the Rangers. Look
for the Isles streak to stop at four cups, and look for
Edmonton to do it to them.
For those of you who follow tennis, Sunday's match
between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert-Lloyd had to
be an eye-opener. We all knew that they were the two best;
we all knew that Navratilova had been getting the best of the
matchups (9 straight wins); but nobody could forsee the
pasting that Evert-Lloyd took on clay. Keep in mind that her
lifetime pro record on clay was 221-4, and that she hadn't lost
in a few years. Navratilova blasted her by the count of 6-2,
6-0. That score is roughly similar to spotting Jack Nicklaus
three a side in the U.S. Open, or giving Carl Lewis a ten-yard
headstart in the 100 meters. It just isn't supposed to happen.
It will be quite a while before anybody even suggests that the
Czech-turned-Yankee netter is anything but the absolute best
in her sport.
It was nice to see Ben Crenshaw with the Masters golf
tournament. Forget the talk about him putting pressure on
himself to win the big ones-he just seems like a nice guy who
didn't finish last, for once.
David Palmer's five-inning perfect game is one of those
breaks that go the right way, sometimes. In the history of
bast bill, there have been 16 official perfect games. This is
one of them, and will be duly recorded at the Hall of Fame. I
wonder how many games have had five perfect innings and
then gone down the pipe? About the same number as bowlers
who got the first five or six strikes, but didn't come up with a
rain delay. If I can get a second-frame rain delay, 111 be in
business.
Thought for the day : How warped are the people who are
writing the vicious letters to the 'Oregonian' and blaming the
newspaper for (a) the NCAA investigation and (b) the fact
that U of 0 signed several top basketball prospects. I'm
waiting for them to figure out a way to blame the OSU
football program on the 'Oregonian'. Anybody who can pull
that off should apply for a job to help balance the federal
budget.
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Leading the boys was Craig
Hams with 24 points. He won
the long jump at 20" 6",
finished third in the triple
jump (40' 31"), and fourth in
both the 100 and 200 meters in
times of :12.0 and :24.7 re
spectively. For the girls, Deena Hams
was third in the javelin, with a
new school record of 122' 8".
She tossed the discus 82' 34"
for sixth.
In the discus. Randy Mc
Cabe was first with a toss of
126' 7". He pole vaulted ten
feet for second and high jump
ed six feet for fifth.
Adding a second in the shot
put, Donnie Doherty heaved
44' 84".
Mike Douglas collected a
second in the 3,000 meters with
a time of 10.03.0, and ran
4:32.0 for 1,500 meters.
Hurdlers Chris Rea and
Brain Douglas were second
and third in the highs with
times of : 18.9 and :19.4 re
spectively. The intermediated
saw Douglas run :47.5 (fourth)
and Rea clock :49.1 (fifth).
They were on the fifth place
1,600 meter relay team of Eric
Cook and Jerry Anderson w ho
ran 4:10.5. The same four ran
:52.4 for the 400 meter relay.
Thrower Scott Barnett was
sixth in the discus at 104' 10".
He tossed the javelin 128' 11".
Middle distance runner
Jerry Anderson clocked :59.0
in the 400 and 2:23.7 in the 800
meter.
Jumpers Candi Rudisill high
jumped 4' 4" and long jumped
13' 2 ".
Rod Taylor and Howard
Leavitt put the shot 32' 5" and
32' 3" respectively. Leavitt
also threw 82' 0" in the discus,
photo by WoyTW Harm
and Taylor threw the javelin
85" 0".
Ashley Conklin long jumped
14' 11" and triple jumped 33"
64". He also ran :28 7 in the
200.
Eric Cook ran 1:01.4 for 4(H)
meters.
lone travels to The Dalles
for the 4 p.m. Wasco County
Invitational on Friday, April
27, and to Condon on Saturday,
April 28 for the Class "B"
state track meet beginning at
11 a.m.
Boys scores: Ny 171.
Yale K6. lone 83. Grant I'nion
70. Mount YeriuMi 38. Hep
pner 37. Pilot Rock 234. Long
Creek S. Mitchell 4. Dayville
and Spray 3. and Prairie City
0.
Girls results: Vale 116.
Grant I'nion 107. Hrppnrr 92.
Nyssa 5o, Prairie City 2H.
Mount Vernon 22. Dayville 14.
Long ( reek K. lone 7. Spray 6.
Pilot Kock 2. and Mitchell 1.
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lone tennis wins and loses
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The lone girls tennis team
beat the Stanfield Tigers 3-1,
but Stanfield won 4-3 overall
on Saturday, April 21.
In straight sets Patty Mc
Elligott defeated Shelly Ed
gerly 6-3, 6-1. Also in girls
singles Paula Anderson won
6- 7, 7-5, 6-3 over Alma Chavez.
Anderson and Sandi Wright
were victorious against Shir
Ian Baily and Sally Alexander
7- 6, 2-6, 6-3. McElligott and
Kim McCabe were beaten 0-6,
3-6 by Chavez and Julie Tracy.
Boys singles action saw Mark
Meyers defeated 3-6, 6-1, 4 by
Carlos Chavez. Eric Pointer
lost to Alda Montes 3-6, 6-3, 2-6.
Mike Rietmann and Ignacio
Garzon fell 2-6, 4-6 to Chavez
and Montes.
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lone boys tracksters finish 2nd
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The lone Boys track team
finished second with 122 '
points at a six-way track meet
at Condon on Tuesday, April
17. The girls were fifth with 21
x)ints.
Craig Ham set a new school
record winning the triple jump
with a leap of 41' 1". He also
won the long jump at 20' 2'",
and ran third in the 100 meters
(.11.9) and the 200 meters
C24.3).
Another double winner was
Randy McCabe. He won the
high jump at 5' 10" and the
discuss at 114' 's".
Shot putter Donnie Doherty
tossed 42' 8" for first.
Deena Hams won the javelin
with a throw of 106' 9" and was
fourth throwing the Discus at
8.T 41", She also long jumped
13' 5" for sixth, s . ,
Distance runner Mike Douglas
ran the
Distance runner Mike Doug
las ran the 1,500 meters in
4:39 6 and the 3.000 meters in
9:59 placing third and second
respectively.
and the intermediate for fifth
.48.2, plus long jumping 15'
10". He was also on the fifth
place 440 relay of Eric Cook,
Hod Taylor, and Scott Barnett
who ran :54.2.
Jumper Howard Leavitt
high jumped 5' 4" for fifth,
was fifth long jumping 18' 8 V
and tied for sixth triple jump
ing 35' 11".
Another hurdler, Brain
Douglas was third in both
races running : 18.4 and 46.4.
He high jumed for sixth, going
lone downs RHS
in boys' tennis
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The lone boys tennis team
defeated the Riverside Pirates
3 1, but Riverside won the
girls 4-1, as Riverside won 5 4
overall on Tuesday, April 17.
Mark Meyers beat Larry
Carroll 6-0, 6-1 in boys singles.
Also in boys singles, Eric
Pointer lost 2 6, 3-6. to Ktm
Rodgers. The boys doubles
team of Meyers and Pointer
won 8-1 over Scott Dona von
and Erick Frederickson.
Ione's other boys doubles
team of Mike Rietmann and
Ignacio Garzon won 4 6. 64.
6-4 over Tom Meade and
Dwight Osborne.
Ione's only girl winner v. as
Patty McElligott who beat
Kami Waelty 8 4. Paula An
derson lost 4 6, 46 against
Dawn Tininis. Sandi Wright
was beaten 8 9 by Jeanette
Taylor; and Kim McCabe tied
Lisa Eyha 4 4
The Cardinals doulbles
teams of McCain' and Mc
Elligott lost to Tracey Gibson
and Tammy Slrenge 4 8
Anderson and Wright were
defeated instruight sots, 1-6,
6 7 by Vickee Cooley and Kim
Musfrove.
I'p next for lone w ill be a 1
p.m. match with the Umatilla
Vikings at Umatilla on Sat
urday, April 28
five feet. He teamed with Hod
Taylor, Eric Cook and Ashley
Conklin who ran the mile relay
in 4:38.2 for fourth.
Fifths were earned by Candi
Rudisill In the high Jump at 4'
2", the 100 in : 15.0 and the 200
:31 0. She also long jumped.
Another long Jumper wai
Michelle Beeson who went II'
5".
Jerry Anderson clocked
2: 1S.8 for 800 meters finishing
second. He ran the S.000
meters, placing sixth at
10:51.5,
Thrower Scott Barnett put
the shot 33' 11" and hurled the
discus 102' 2'V for third and
heaved the javelin.
Hod Taylor also put the shot
and tossed the Javelin.
Ashley Conklin long and
tripl Jumped 15" 3" and 34' 3"
respectively, plus running the
200 in :28.6.
Boy 1 tram scores :
VYahloiuk 171 ,. lone 122 4.
Sherman County 121, lleppner
68, Wherlrr County 22. Condon
16.
Girl mulls:
Sherman County 163, Hrp
pnrr 103. Wahtoiika 103. Con
dun 32. lone 21, Wheeler
County II.
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