Web foots pummel PSU;
Lawrence, Zeider star
IU JOHN Will KSON
i H I hr KmrraW
hot I lie first six gam«*s of if**4
i .iMtft it seemed as though the
Golfers set
for Fresno
• iregnn s successful golf team
will get into ttir thick of some
sets still competition this
weekend when Jack Adler's
I lin ks perform in the two-day
h ti-sno State College <a>lf < 1 ashic
in Kresno Calif . Friday and
Saturday
Oregon tias won both the
Manana licit and its own in
Mtalional tournament thus tar
this spring The thicks won the
Manana Melt affair bs six strokes
and the (iregon ln\national by IH
In both tournaments, the
Wehfoots Dnvetilrm was the top
individual taking the Manana
Melt title l»y five strokes and
finishing hi a five way tie for the
< harnpionship in tfie Oregon
tourney Teammate Craig
t.riswold also was |sir! of the
ll\i wav lie w Itli (ilen/
lilts week (begun will )«• in
volvod in an eight team tour
nament at Kresno and live of the
eight teams made the final cut of
tv teams in the NCAA chain
pioiiMOpy law year
In adiliti*mi to Oregon, hunt
Im-mui Stall*. IK'l.A Si a nl or <1.
drli*ndinK champion Ariiona
State I Ingham Young San Jon*
Mali- ami t'al Mali* ©( l/M
Allude* wilt «
Aitler » m man team (or the
I rvuno trip will come (ruin the
following player* «ili*n/,
(.rmwoltl Hunt: UoxIkii'kIi (Iihi
Smith (lave Miller Jack
Sheehan ami Kim Wenger
whole Oregon baseball team was
m .1 baiting slump
< »nI> three regulars were
hitting over 250, and the team
average was a mimseule 210.
accounting lor a liirge (>art of the
•apiad s mi so t :t record
Hut the Duck t>ats exploded
\S idnesday
U iib right fielder Hill "Duke'
l.awrence leading the way with a
tiouier douhk* and single. Oregon
pounded live Portland State
pile tiers tor M tuts and scored an
M i triumph over the Vikings at
I low i* field
Oregon faces Seattle
I Diversity at H pm tonight at
Portland Civic Stadium in first
round play of the three day Don
Kitsch Memorial Tournament
Man Hardin w ho threw a (our hit
Oiutout over fasten) Oregon in
tus only previous mound ap
pea ranee this year will pitch tor
I lie Ducks
Wednesday's game was nip
and luck most of ttie way PSD
remained within one run of the
Ducks until Iciwrence s two run
home run high over the right
iirlH fence |mit Ific game away in
ihc sixth inning
A line relief performance by
It it'll Zenler saved the victory
/.eidei .1 senior righthander who
ilittn i |ila> last year after having
serums control problems as a
sophomore came on in relief of
startei John Masters with two
outs in I lie fourth and gave up
only I til ee tilts the rest of (tie w ay
Masters showed good form in the
early innings but was forced to
tl»e sidelines with an arm injury
Oregon scored its first run
against f*SP on first inning
singles by Karle Wieklund and
(>at\ Nall am) a double hv
I awrenee then took the lead for
good m (he second when fresh
in.m (Jus Krause Us) off with a
homer Wieklund batted in
a not Ire r sts'ond inning run with a
single
\ lwo run single by dreg
Hrosterhous gave Oregon a 52
edge after three but Portland
Slate tall list twice in the lourtb
Mike Hutiaki'B run sctirmg double
put Oregon on top by two again.
IM schedule
Headline lor all intramural
spring spoils m 2 pm today,
.ux'ordmg to IM offu'ials
spring shirts are track slow
pitch sttMIull tennis, golf ami
swimming
Applications are available in
tlK- IM office Mo MPK
fUGfMt OntGOM
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Iml I he Vikings battled back
w ilhin one .ind it stayed that way
until l-iwrenees blast
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TOTALS )♦ • 14
Po* Hand State
O* i*«on
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v dp Oregon l
w i* i OU■»*» 1 sMrm«n Wicklund.
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Tenni« team meets
SOC on Saturday
Couch Mu// Summers' tennis
squad v%ill tangle with Southern
Oregon College this Saturday in a
match scheduled for II 00 am
on the Oregon courts
Oregon, currently 0-4 on the
season is led by freshman Phil
Stevens in single matches so far
as he has jhisUhI a fine 2 2 record
Jumbo Fernando. Chris An
derson and Brian Boucher each
have recorded 1 3 marks
In doubles action, the com
bination of Fernando and An
derson have been the most
successful as they are 3-1 so far
No other doubles combination
has produced a Min yet for the
I hicks
Photo by Mott McCormick
Oregon's Sieve I’refontair.e takes the straight away en route to a new
\mr can collegiate record in the two mile during a four way meet at
Hayward field two weeks ago. Prefontaine finished the race with a
s. it.' time, tying the Oregon and collegiate records held by former
Duck runner Arne Kvalheim. Pre will run the three mile this Saturday
against Stanford.
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