Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 47

Statesman Journal, Salem, Sunday, December 2, 1979, 30 Free throws in final minute seal win Findlay beats PLU Linfied edges Willamette for third ffs IOUTH Linfield hit five free i Cl I I MONMOUTH Linfield hit five free In Salem colleges i i George Fox 94, SOSC 80 Veterans Phil Barnhart and Mike Royer combined with newcomer Hille van der Kooy to lead George Fox past Southern Oregon in the District 2 Tipoff tournament consolation game at Western Baptist College. After a tight first half that saw George Fox take a 38-36 lead, the Bruins from Newberg opened up a 10-pint lead early in the second half and maintained it the rest of the way. The closest Southern Oregon got in the final five minutes was eight points at 82-74. Barnhart, a 6-3 junior, was the games leading scorer with 24 points. He was foulded often by the overanxious Red Raiders and made 12 of 13 free throws.

Southern Oregon committed 25 fouls to only 13 for the Bruins and lost three players on five fouls. Van der Kooy, a 6-10 junior college transfer from the Netherlands, scored 19 points and helped George Fox to a 52-32 rebounding advantage with 11 boards. Royer, a 6-2 sophomore who was a part-time starter last year, added 18 points. Larry Kubes, a freshman forward from Aloha, led Southern Oregon with 22 points. GEORGE FOX 94, S.

OREGON 80 George Fox-Royer 9-16, M), 18; Barnhart 610, 12-13, 24; van der Kooy 8-12, 3-10, 19; Brewer 3-8, 2-2, Loe 612, 3-3, 15; Adrian 2-4, 00, Flemming 2-3, 00, Brase 1-1, 01, 1 Totals 37-66, 20-29, 94. Southern Oregon-Baltszer 8-11, 0-0, 16; Schaefers 7-9, O0. 14; Kubis 10-17, 2-2, 22; Agnew 5-11, 0-1, 10; Pertoni 5-11, 10; Heater 2-4, 0-0, Morrison 1-2, 00, Riggs 1-2, 00, 2. Totals 39-67, 2-3, 80. Halftime-George Fox 38, Southern Oregon 36.

Rebounds-George Fox 52, Southen Oregon 32. Turnovers-George Fox 19, Southern Oregon 24. Total fouls-George Fox 13, Southern Oregon 25. Fouled out-Agnew, Pertoni, Baltszer. fti It i FINDLAY, Ohio Eighth-ranked Findlay College of Ohio defeated Pacific LuthtTan University 9-0 in an Natinnal AsstKiation of Independent Athletics Division II semi-final playoff game.

The Lutes suffered their first shutout in 98 games, dating back to a 20-0 loss to Puget Sound in PLU was held to under 200 yards for the game and suffered nine turnovers. The Lutes threw five interceptions in the final period. Findlay will host the NA1A Division 11 championship game next Saturday against Northwest College of Orange City. Iowa. Findlay put together a eight play, 43-yard touchdown drive in the second period.

Nelson Bolden was the game's leading carrier, gaining 98 yards on 33 carries. The game was played on a snow-covered field in sub-freezing temperatures. FINDLAY PACIFIC LUTHERAN I PLU 0 0 0 0-0 Findlay 0 6 3 0-9 F-Hatfield 10 pass (rum Triiia (kick failed) F-Phillips26FG PLUFlndlay First downs 913; rushes-yards 23-7472 -IKS; passing yards 12860; passing 12-27-65-17-1 return yards 4892; punling tumbles-lost 4 3 51; penalties-yards 4-408-105. OSU women take seventh BERKELEY, Calif. The Oregon State University women's basketball team finished seventh out of eight teams Saturday in the California Invitational Tournament.

Oregon State's only victory was over Montana State 86-72 Saturday. Carol Menken, 10-14 from the field and 6-9 from the foul line, led Beavers scoring with 26 points. Freshman Chris Acarregui was 9-16 from the field and scored 22 points. Mary Weinmeister led MSU with 16. OREGON STATE 84, MONTANA STATE 72 Oregon Stale-Menken 10-14, 69, 26; Ararreui 9-16, 4-4, 22; Clark 3-5, 2-2, Collings 3-5, 00, Bros-trom Hill Mollel Martin McDonald Hoppes Riel 0-5, 1-2, 1.

Montana Slaie-Weinmeisler 7-11, 2-6, 16; Topp 6 15; Finberg 1-6, 11-14, 13; Ruslad 13; Beausohel 3-5, 2-2, Glennie 3-11, 1-2, 7. Halflime-OSU 47, MSU 39. Rebounds-OSU 51, MSU 46. Tumovers-OSU 41, MSU 33. Total fouls-OSU 32, MSU 10.

Fouled Out -Clark, Topp, Weinmeister. 4 throws in the last minute Saturday night and took an 85-83 victory over Willamette University in the consolation game of the Monmouth segment of the District 2 Tip-off basketball tournament. If the game, close after the first nine minutes when Willamette built a 24-16 lead, is any indication of the upcoming Northwest Conference meetings be-tweenthe Willamette Valley rivals, folks in Salem and McMinnville are in for some exciting moments. Derrick Kipp gave Linfield the lead for good with 1:01 left with two free throws. That put the Wildcats up 82-79.

But it took two more from the line by Randy Akacich with 13 seconds left and one by Mitch Whitehurst to nail down the victory. Willamette's Mark Harvey hit two free throws to close it to 82-81 at the 22 second mark, and'Rob Cantonwine, who has earned his spurs as the Bearcats', floor leader after two games, hit from' 20 feet with six seconds to go to make it 84-83 Linfield. It was a one-point game until Whit-whurst hit the first of two free throws for the final margin. Cantonwine led Willamette with 22 points, but he was more impressive with his playmaking and pin-point inside passes, which earned him eight assists. Jeff Novitsky, WU's leading scorer last season; tacked on 20 points and had 17 rebounds.

Mark Harvey had 17 points for the Bearcats. Antoine Shired, a junior transfer, led Linfield with 19 points. He had 13 point-help from Whitehurst and 12 from Ronnie Willamette held a 44-43 halftime lead, and a five-point Bearcats spread midway in the second half was the biggest margin after the break. Linfield coach Ted Wilson said he was disappointed with "our defense and rebounding, but we played better overall than we did Friday." Linfield lost 94-81 to Oregon College of Education Friday. LINFIELD 85, WILLAMETTE 83 Willamette-Cantonwine 8-12, 6-6, 22; Keady 0-2, 0-0, Porter 4-7, 2-3, 10; Novitsky 7-10, 6-9, 20; Higgins 2-4, 10; Gilson 2-3, 0-0, Harvey 5-12, 7-8, 17.

Totals 30-52, 23-31. 83. Linfield-Smith 5-8, 2-2, 12; Edwards 1-5, 2-2, Munson 1-2, 1-2, Akacich 2-2, Nelson 2-5, 01, Whitehurst 6-10, 1-2, 13; Shired 8-12, 3-3, 19; Sitton 2-5, 6-9, 10; Kipp Ml, 4-6, Martin 2-6, 0-2, 4. Totals Halftime-Willamette 44, Linfield 43. Rebounds-Willamette 37, Linfield 33.

Turnovers-Willamette 23, Linfield 13. Total fouls-Willamette 25, Linfield 29. Fouled out-Gilson, Sitton. Nebraska 74, PSU 52 LINCOLN. Neb.

Tim West Sparked Nebraska with 10 second half points, and the Cornhuskers rolled past Portland State. Portland opened the game with a tough 2-3 zone and jumped out to a 6-2 lead. But the Cornhuskers tied the game at 6 with 13:20 left in the first half and never trailed again, Portland State pulled within two points with about 13 minutes left in the game on two baskets by Mike Babin. He led Vikings scoring with 15 points. Nebraska's Andre Smith scored 17 points, and West ended up with 14.

Nebraska stole the ball 13 times, The Cornhuskers have a 2-0 record, and Portland Slate is 0-3. Portland U. 87, C. Washington 61 PORTLAND Senior guard Darwin Cook scored 20 points, added eight assists, six steals and five rebounds Friday night to lead the University of Portland to the victory in its opener. Eleven players scored for the Pilots in the easy victory over the Wildcats, who were led by forwards Joe Holmes and Dennis Johnson, who potted 16 points apiece.

Portland broke the game oH'n in the second half, extending a 10-point half-time advantage to a 28-point lead ut times. The Pilots shot 594 in the second half. Hemmer leads Oregon SEATTLE University of Oregon swimmer Kathy Hemmer qualified for the finals in two events Saturday in the Husky Invitational at the university of Washington. Hemmer placed 11th in both the 200 butterfly and 400 individual medley. Hemmer, who qualified for the finals in three other events Friday, will swim in five finals today.

i 4f JtJV I ill i 4 In Newberg 1 lAt' i I tor XtSt? (', A 4 4 3 Lewis Clark 91, Concordia 83 FOREST GROVE Steve Cochran and Greg Moss combined for 43 points to lead Lewis Clark College in the consolation game of the District 2 Tipoff Tournament at Pacific University. Cochran had 24 points and 11 rebounds, while Moss scored 19 and grabbed nine rebounds. Rod Hawkins led Concordia scoring with 24. JCPennev Urn I MM HI I Auto Center ''WiiiIi ii I iyjmmtlgJl I VJ, Jlf7rf Statesman Journal photo by DeeAnn Hall Ainge leads Cougars to 100-58 win PROVO, Utah (UPI) Danny Ainge led five players in double figures with 20 points and Devin Durrant scored all of his 14 points in the second half Saturday night to lift 17th-ranked Brigham Young to a 100-58 triumph over Baylor. Blazers absorb LEWIS CLARK 91, CONCORDIA 83 Lewis Clark-Cochran 11-19, 2-6, 24; Moss 8-17, 19; Gilmore 5-12, 2-2, 12; Olsen 4-12, 34, 11; Force 4-6, 3-3, 11; Jones 10; Barney Robinson 1-6, OO, 2.

Totals-39-80, 13-21, 91. Concordia-Hawkins 10-18, 4-8, 24; White 10-22, OO, 20; Atkinson 5-12, 4-5, 14; Madison 4-9, 3-4, 11; Munar 2-5, 0-0, Kramer 1-2, 2-2, Biffen 2-2, 0-0, Dressier 1-3, 00, 2. Totals-35-73, 13-19, 83. Halftime-LC 43, Concordia 40. Rebounds-LC 46, Concordia 46.

Turnovers-LC 13, Concordia 19. Total fouls-LC 19, Concordia 25. Fouled out-White. lamette forward Marc Harvey (center) that meant being sandwiched between two Linfield defenders when he got inside on this play. Linfield's defense kept pressure on Willamette throughout their consolation-round Tipoff Tournament game in Monmouth Saturday.

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