Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 25

Mendocino College Invitational basketball tourney begins tomorrow Wedpesday, December 2,1981 Uklah Dally Journal, Ukiah, Darrin Nelson All-Pac 10 for fourth time To paraphrase Martin Luther King, the Mendocino College men's basketball team is "Home at Last." The Eagles, who have had basketball tournaments three and four weeks running, playing everywhere but home, make their home, Ukiah Fairgrounds-Carl Purdy Pavilion debut Thursday night, playing the fourth game of the first night of the Eagles' Invitational, against Cabrtllo, of Aptos. biggest of all Mendocino College Eagles' Invitational Tournament deserves star billing of its own, but is being held at a time when Anderson Valley and Ukiah high schools also have top competitive tournaments, Wednesday through Saturday at Boonville; and Thursday through Saturday, at Ukiahi. Ukiah Valley basketball fans and players will have an opportunity to see some top community college basketball players, in addition to the fledgling 1981-82 Eagles, In action each of the next three nights. First round pairings match Gavilan, of Gilroy, against College of the Redwoods, of Eureka, at 3 p.m., Thursday; Solano College, of Fairfield, and College of the Slskiyous, of distant Weed, at 5 co-tourney favorites Butte College and Napa, at 7:00 p.m., and host Mendocino, led by leading scorer Dwayne Williams, and Butte Invitational All-Tourney Doug Perkins, against Cabrillo, at 9 p.m.. Anderson Valley tourney starts today BOONVILLE The Anderson Valley Invitational Basketball Tournament also known as the Redwood Classic In this 23rd year opens today and tonight with four games, the third of which, at 6:30 p.m., will feature Anderson Valley's strong Varsity against Geyserville, a school which concentrates on basketball and baseball.

If the Boonville basketeers want to enjoy a night Thursday watching the Mendocino College Eagles in their first-night play in the Eagles' Invitational tournament, then Coach Gene Waggoners Panthers are going to have to win tonight. Other games this afternoon and evening match Laytonville and Mendocino, at 3p.m.; Calistoga and Willits, at 5:30 p.m.; and Clear Lake and Potter Valley, at 8 p.m., after Anderson Valley's tourney debut. If the Panthers defeat Geyserville at 6:30 tonight they dojiot come back until Friday action. Games 5-6-7-8 in the Redwood Classic are slated Thursday, at 3:30, 5,6:30 and 8 p.m.; while quarter-final action begins at 10:30 a.m. Friday and continues until the 9 p.m.

16th game of the tourney. Semi-Finals and Championship games are slated Saturday, with games from 9 a.m. until after the 9 p.m. championship game Saturday night. The second-half of the record 16- team Redwood Classic-Anderson will Valley Invitational Thursday have the following pairings: 3:30 p.m.-Marin Academy vs.

Rincon Valley; 5:00 p.m., Ferndale's Wildcats vs. Point Arena; 6:30 p.m.- Bridgemont vs. Middletown; and 8 p.m.-South Fork vs. St. Vincent's.

Teams will be vying for first, second, third and consolation championship trophies; there will be a sportsmanship trophy, a school spirit trophy, nine All-Tournament awards; and a Most Valuable Player award, at tourney's end, late Saturday. There will be daily or session admission charges, and there is a special all-games tourney ticket at a reduced price, at the door. WALNUT CREEK (UPI) Stanford halfback Darrin Nelson is only the 7 second player in Paciflc-10 Conference history to be namned to the All-Conference football team four times. The Nelson, who set an NCAA all-purpose yards record, and Marcus Allen of Southern California, who set an NCAA single- season rushing mark, headed the All- Conference team announced Tuesday by Pac-10 executive director Marcus Allen Pac-10 MVP WALNUT CREEK (UPI) Record setting running back Marcus Allen of Southern California has been named the Pacific-10 Conference's 1981 football player of the year. Allen, a senior from San Diego, carried the ball 403 times for 2,343 yards and 22 touchdowns.

He is the first player in NCAA history to rush for at least 2,000 yards in a single season. He led the Pac-10 and the nation in rushing and scoring and along the way set 10 NCAA records in all. Wiles Hallock. The only other player ever to be picked four times was former UCLA safety Kenny Easley (1977-1980). Not surprisingly, Allen was also selected as the Pac-10's most valuable player of 1981.

Southern Cal landed the most players on this year's team seven, including Allen, who rushed for more than 2,000 yards and is a leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy. Champion Washington and Arizona State placed five players each, while UCLA had three, Washington State and Stanford two each and Arizona, California and Oregon State one each. Oregon was blanked on the first team. The 1981 All Pacific-10 Conference football team as picked by league coaches: OttauM Quarterback Mike Pagel, ASU. Running backs Marcus Allen, U8C; Darrin Nelson, Stanford; Gerald Rlggs, ASU.

Wide receivers Cormac Carney, UCLA; Victor 81m mons, OSU Tight end Tim Wrlghtman, UCLA. Linemen Tony Slaton, U8C; Roy Foster, USC; Bruce Mattbewi, USC; Lull Place kicker-Chuck Ni DmSm UCLA: Harvey Ulam, Cal. Washington. Linemen Fletcher Jenkina. Washington; Achlca, USC; Denote Edwards, VSC Matt Cllsara, WttT Linebackers Chip UBC; Vsroon laaxwaU, ASU; Mark Jerue.

Washington; Ricky Huntev, Arteona. Backs MtkeRlchardson, WIU; Ray Horton, Washington; Vaughn Stanford. Punter Mike Black, ASU. Return Allen, Washington, geoond team Offense Elway, Stanford. I Tim Harris, W8U; Robert Weathers, ASU; Kevin Nelson, UCLA.

Wide receivers Paul gkansl, Washington; Martet Ford, Cal. Tight end Pat Beach, W8U. Linemen Roger Lavasa, OSU; John Macauley, Stanford; Don Moeebar, USC; John Meyer, ASU; Jeff Klewel, Arlsona. Place Zendejas, ASU. Linemen Karl Morgan, UCLA; Doug Rogers, Stanford; Irv Batman, UCLA; Gary Shaw, Artsona.

Linebackers Joey Lumpkin, ASU; Dsve Morse, Stanford; Ron Rivera, Cal; Mark Stewart, Washington. Backs Joey Browner, USC: Tom Sullivan, UCLA; Steve Brown, Oregon; Kendall Williams, ASU. Vega, Arlsona. Return specialist Choo Choo Young, Oregon. Honorable mention ASU Tony Lola, OT; Bernard Henry, WR; Jerry Bell, TE; Willie Olttens, RB; Jim Jeffcoat, DB; Darren Comeaux, LB.

Cal Greg Loberg, OG; John Sullivan, DB; Fred Williams, DB. Oregon Mike Walter, DEjCbrts Cosgrove, LB. Stanford Mark Harmon, PK. UCLA Martin Moss, DT; Don Rogers, DB; Jimmy Turner, DB. USC Jeff Simmons, WR; Charles Ussery, DT; AugustCurley, LB; Washington Eric Moran, DT; James Carter, OG; Ray Cattage, DT; Tony Caldwell, LB; Ken Drlscoli, LB; BUlStapleton, DB.

WSU Mark McKay, OG; Lee Blakeney, LB; Nate Bradley, DB, Tim Davey, P. AU-PCAA grid team Ukiahi Varsity girl cagers top Fort Bragg The Ukiahi Varsity basketball girls opened their season at Fort Bragg Wednesday evening, scoring a promising 44 -28 victory, built on team defense, individual and collective offensive improvement, and sheer hustle. The Jayvees were not quite so fortunate, falling 33-28, at Fort Bragg. Tomorrow evening, Thursday, both the Ukiahi Varsity and Jayees face perhaps even stronger tests in playing at Potter Valley, at 6 and 7 :30 p.m. Paula Corippo, with including five field goals, plus 11 rebounds, paced the Ukiahi Varsity victory under Coach Bill Brunemeyer.

Brunemeyer also watched with pleasure the constant hustle and strong defensive efforts of his girls, who held Fort Bragg to no more than six points a quarter most of the game. Strong scoring and rebounding also marked the play of Sheila Chaconas, with a game-high 15 points and five rebounds; and nine rebounds and six points by Lisa Jordon, a fine freshman basketball prospect Veteran cagers Luoma and DisGrazzi, with 11 points and eight, including six free shots by the latter, paced Fort Bragg's Varsity. Scoring for Ukiahi were: UKIAH VARSITY: Paula Corippo, 54-14; Sheila Chaconas, 7-1-15; Lisa Jordon, 3-0-6; Tonya Sparkes, 0- Wendy Taylor, 2-0-4; Mary Zaina, 1-0-2; Trudy Ramos, 0-2-2. Totals: Coach Malcolm Mac- doaald was pleased with the over-all efforts of bis Jayvee girls, even though his most experienced player, Teresa got into early foul trouble and went out In the second half. Newcomer Tammy Shortridge came through nicely, however, scoring four field goals and nine points, and pulling down a full share of rebounds.

Down at one point by 8-0, the Ukiah girls did not fold, coming back to lead at the half, 14-11, thanks in part to a 35-foot set shot at the buzzer by Woody Woodward, Ukiahi freshman, one of several promising young athletes on the Jayvee team. But Fort Bragg won out with a 15-10 edge the fourth quarter. Though they didn't score, Tanya Kessler and Andrea Maize turned.in strong floor games, Joining with point-guard, fast-breaking Pam Telschow to keep the Jayvees moving and in the game all the way. Jayvee Ukiahi scoring: JAYVEE SCORING: Tammy Shortridge, 4-1-0; Shelley Hanrfbn, 32-8; Pam Telschow, 2-1-5; Teresa Peaslee, 2-0-4; Woody Woodward, 10-2; Tanya Kessler, 0-0-0; Andrea Maize, 0-0-0. Totals: 12-4-28.

In 21 career starts at tailback for USC, Allen gained 100 yards 20 times on his way to becoming the No. 2 career rusher in Pac-10 history, trailing only his predecessor as USC tailback, Charles White. The award was voted on by Pac-10 coaches, who picked Darrin Nelson of Stanford, the NCAA's all-purpose yards record holder, second, with Arizona State quarterback Mike Pagel third and Washington defensive tackle Fletcher Jenkins fourth. Now You Know The San Diego Chargers led the NFL in quarterback sacks in 1980 with 60. SANTA ANA, Calif.

The 1981 All-Pacific Coast Athletic Association football team as picked by conference coaches: Offense Tight end Paul Schrelner, Pacific. Linemen Max Hooper, San Jose State; Kurt Hout, Pacific; Steve Houston, Fresno State; Joe Crum, Utah State. Center Morris Burnatt, Fullerton State. Quarterback Steve Clarkson, San Jose State. Running back Gerald Wlllhlte, San Jose State; Ted Toro- slan, Fresno State; Doug Land, Long Beach State.

Wide receivers Henry EUard, Fresno State; Stacy BaUey. San Jose State; Tim Kearse, San Jose State. Kicker Scott Darrow, Fresno State. Linemen Steve McEnroe, San Jose State; Dave Dole, San Jose State; Mike Perko, Utah State; Shawn Miller, Utah State. Linebackers Mike Merrtweather.

Pacific; Bob Overly, San Jose State; Kirk Harmon, Pacific; Cheyenne Tuufuli. San Jose 8tate; Dave Bluford, Utah 8tate. Backs Steve Cordle, Fresno State; Glen McClaren, San Jose State: Ken Thomas. San Jose State; Larry Hogue. Utah State.

Punters Scott Varnoy, Fullerton State; Mike Horan, Long Beach State; Guy McClure, Utah State. Return specialist Tim Kearse, San Jose State. Second team off ease Tight end Tracy San Jose State. Linemen Ed Carter, Fresno State; Marcus Black, Utah State; Larry Baker, Fullerton State; Jerry Me)la. Long Beach State.

Center Steve Jacson, Utah Btate. Quarterback Jeff Tedford, Fresno State. Ruunnlng backs Len Montgomery, Long Beach State; David Brown, Pacific. Wide receivers Louis Leldelmeyer, Long Beach State; Mervyn Fernanda, San Jose 8tate; Norm Brown, Fullerton Btate. Kicker Mike Berg, San Jose State.

Snood team defense Linemen Mike Kennedy, Fullerton State; George Dunlap, Pacific; Greg Schoooover, Long Beach State; Chris Shipp, Fresno State. Linebacker Pat McKenne, Utah State; David Howard, Long Beach 8tate; Damon Keeve, San Jose State; Ken Faul, Long Beach State. Backs Stan Shlbata, Pacific; Erwynn Anderson, Long Beach State; Tom Bates, Utah State; Lee Miller, Fullerton State Return specialist Fred Femanoea, Utah State. Indiana defeats Notre Dame By United Press International How disgusted is Bobby Knight? After Indiana's first game of the season last weekend, a 71-64 victory over Miami of Ohio, the Hoosiers' coach said: "I'm sorry they didn't win. As a basketball fan, of sorts, I always root for the team that executes On Tuesday night, Knight did some execution of his own.

He left his veterans on the bench for the opening tip and started four freshmen. So with his experienced hands sufficiently shaken, the llth-ranked Hoosiers rolled to a 69-55 victory over Notre Dame. Indiana, down by 8 points in the first half, put it to the Irish thanks to 22 points by Ted Kitchell and 15 by Randy Wittman all in the second half. Elsewhere in the Top 20, No 9. DePaul crushed Chicago Circle 78-53, No.

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