Northwest Notes

Former Coug, NBA

player Ehlo jailed

SPOKANE (AP) - Authorities said former NBA player and Eastern Washington assistant coach Craig Ehlo has been arrested in Spokane in a domestic violence case.

Ehlo was booked into jail Thursday morning on suspicion of first-degree reckless burning, domestic violence. The charge is a felony.

No additional details on the case were released.

The 51-year-old recently coached at Eastern Washington and resigned July 11.

Ehlo played at Washington State from 1981 to 1983 and was drafted into the NBA by the Houston Rockets. He played for 14 seasons with the Rockets, the Cleveland Cavaliers, Atlanta Hawks and Seattle SuperSonics.

Ehlo also worked as a television analyst for the Sonics and Gonzaga.

Arnn, Resort team winners

at Senior Oregon Open

PENDLETON, Ore. - Amateur Mark Arnn of The Coeur d'Alene Resort won the net division at the Senior Oregon Open Invitational at the Wildhorse Resort and Casino.

Thursday's final round was cancelled because of severe weather, so results after the second round became the final results.

Arnn posted net rounds of 65-66-131, 13 under par, good for a one-shot victory.

In the team competition, Arnn teamed with fellow amateurs Bob Christensen and Duane Harris, and PGA professional Mike DeLong of The Coeur d'Alene Resort to win the team competition with a 253 in the one gross, one net competition.

Amateur Tim O'Neal of Vancouver, Wash., shot a 65-68-133, 11 under par, good for a one-shot victory over Jeff Coston of Blaine, Wash. Christensen (73-70-143) tied for 21st overall.