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Swimming concludes IM year By HUNTER KAPLAN Of the Emerald The 1972-73 Intramural competition has come to a close with the High Hill Gang, champs in softball; Sigma Chi, the golf winners; the “No Names,” tennis champs and the Turkey Trotters, the swimming medalists. It was the High Hill Gang 8-7 over Watson III in the softball finals. The High Hill Gang survived the quarterfinals, squeaking out a 6-5 win over the Legal Eagles. The champions clobbered the Quimps 13-3 in the semifinals. In IM Golf, Sigma Chi took the title, winning convincingly over Ganoe. In the IM Tennis Finals the awesome doubles combination of Jay Stokes and Brice Bassett led the “No Names” to a 3-0 win over Deady’s Dinks. The team of Stokes, Bassett, Walter Atebara, Todd Hara and Wayne Reingold never lost a single set in five matches. Deady Hall’s mathematicians, known as Deady’s Dinks, ran out of gas early chasing the hard backcourt shots of the “No Names.” “No match was ever in doubt, we were too powerful,” said an elated Jay Stokes. Never in IM tennis history had a team won every set of every match contested, until the “No Names” turned the trick. The Turkey Trotters won the swimming crown at Leighton Pool Tuesday with 47 points to Clark Hall’s 42. Harry Megaw of the Turkey Trotters swam to a first place finish in the 100-yard freestyle in 55.73 seconds and covered the 50-yard freestyle in 24 seconds to take second place. Clark Hall’s Carl Nicoletti just missed catching Megaw in the 100-yard freestyle with a 55.91 second effort. Megaw came back to swim the 200 freestyle relay with teammates Smith, Hiller, Purtzer and Robinson, leading the Turkey Trotters to a first place time of 1:42. Ganoe’s 200-yard medley relay team of Louchs, Bastien, Miji, Elliott and Van Vetthousen swam to a winning time of 1:55. Tom Phipps of Clark Hall was victorious in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 2:04. Sigma Chi’s Ron Fisher took second in 2:16 with Badas’ Darryle Pafe third in 2:21. Clark Hall’s Mike Heady was the 50-yard freestyle champ in 23 seconds. ATO’s Pat Sawer won the 100-yard individual medley in 1:01.24 barely holding off Moore Hall’s Bob Jessap who clocked 1:01.89 However, Jessap came back to take the 100 yard butterfly in 58 seconds. Heady was second in 59 seconds. Jim Herman of Chi Psi totaled 225.10 points to win the 1-meter diving crown. ATO’s Stan Shur vingto was second with 210.15 points. The 100-yard backstroke matched Sawer and Elliott, with Sawer winning by a whisker, 1:04.13 to 1:04.17. Eric Miji swam to a 100 breaststroke title in 1:09. Women pick up two softball victories A pair of end-of-the-season wins Tuesday leaves the Oregon women’s softball teams high for this weekend’s Oregon Collegiate Sportsday. Oregon’s A team defeated the Oregon College of Education team 6-2 in the home game. Carolyn Pura pitched a five-hit game for Oregon. Coach Becky Sisley said “excellent defensive play by the entire team” accounted for the win. Oregon had 11 hits in the game, including two hits each by second baseman Cathi Portlock, third baseman Kathy Van Bergen and center fielder Joan Spratlen. Pura and Van Bergen, as well as teammates Rachel Dayton and Pia Leonard, were also top hitters in the previous week’s games. Oregon’s B team downed its OCE opponent 10-5 Tuesday. Pitcher Pam Polen limited OCE to five hits. A month ago, a game at Monmouth, the OCE B team had run over Oregon 22-12. In tact, both' Oregon teams lost their first three games of the season — all away from home encounters. But the teams bounced back last week with a pair of wins over Oregon State. Coach Sisley credited the sudden improvement to a two-week rest from intercollegiate games, and a chance to work on specific skills. In a six-game schedule, Oregon lost two games to Portland State University. And Sisley expressed disappointment that Oregon won’t have a third try at PSU in Saturday’s Sportsday. A and B teams from OSU, OCE and Oregon will compete in the all day tournament at Corvallis. Also playing will be two city league teams from Corvallis. I BRIEFS MEETINGS The Campus Libertarians meet from 4:30 p.m to 6:30 p.m. every Friday at Pizan's, 1225 Alder St. Anyone interested in discussing politics, free market economics or rational ethics is invited to stop in. For more information call Mike, 343 1794. The Christian Science College Organization will hold its weekly testimony meeting at 6:30 tonight in the Wesley Chapel. All are welcome. There will be a meeting of the Political Science Student Union at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday in the EMU, room to be posted. All un dergraduate majors are asked to attend. SPEAKERS The Department of Physics will sponsor a speech by George Henry of the International Business Machines Corporation, San Jose, Calif.,on "Industrial Physics — A Two Year Case History: Magnetic Bubbles, Thin Films, and Applied Optics," at 3:30 p.m. today in room 16, Science I. Coffee and doughnuts will be served in the John Bir.ney Lounge, Science I at 3:15 p.m MISC. A woodwind quintet concert is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Friday at the School of Music Recital Hall. Students from the School of Music will perform works by Haydn, Per sichetfi, Wilder and Milhaud One Step Beyond, gay counseling and resource center will be open from 7 to 10 p.m Friday evening at 323 E 12th Ave telephone 342 8256 Counselling services, men and women's rap groups, a small reference library and referrals are offered. Mrs Werdna Wyatt, Christian Science Campus Counselor, will be in the EMU today from 3 to 5 p.m All are welcome PL-3 6 30 A Renaissance Life: Lord Kenneth Clark discusses the life of art historian Bernard Berenson 7 30 In Search of Hamlet: Actors with widely differing backgrounds discuss the character of Hamlet. 8 30 Body and Soul: The black man in sports and music. 9 30 PL 3 News: A roundup of the week's campus news 10 00 Reading 10.30 Ethnic Studies KWAX Noon to 2 54 p.m. Johannes Brahms; Schumann; Ottorino Respighi; Edgard Varese; and Music for Two Harpsichords. 2:54 p.m to 7:10 p.m. Firing Line; Schuman; From Deutsche Welle; Sergei Prokofiev; All Things Considered; and An tonin Dvorak. 7 10 p.m to signoff: UO Music Survey Program, NPR Concert of the Week; Harry Partch, Edgard Varese; and KWAX II. WOMEN & MINORITIES A Women's Lunch will be held from 11:30 a m to 1.30 p.m. today in the EMU. SPEAKERS What does Watergate mean to the Nixon administration? To the Presidency? To the nation and its future? University political science professors James Klonoski and Michael Robinson wilt discuss those questions at 1:30 p.m today in 150 Science. The talk is sponsored by the University political science department MISC. The first mountain trail in Europe for bike riders is now under construction The in ternational group, building the road, is made up of volunteers aged 18 to 35 and members of youth hostel associations in their home countries. The workers are accommodated in ..arrackson the Oslo Bergen railroad, and hot food is brought in daily by train. American and Canadian youth hostelers wishing to participate must apply before June 15 to the Norwegian Youth Hostel Association, Dronningesgt. 26, Oslo 1, Norway A poetry reading by University poet Ralph Salisbury will be held at 1 p.m. today in Room B2 Communications Technology, Portland Community College A wilderness survey trip to the Siskiyou Mountains of Southern Oregon will be sponsored this weekend by the Outdoor Program. Activities will include back packing and exploring in an area proposed by conservationists for Wilderness classification Participants will be able to study the roadless area's potential for wilderness by conducting a survey of land forms and lifeforms The trip will leave Friday and return Monday. Interested persons can sign up tor the trip at the Out door Program, 23 EMU Registration for the fall term Central Lutheran Christian kindergarten is now being conducted Morning classes for five year olds will be from 8:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. with classes for four and five-year-olds scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. The morning classes will be held five days a week with afternoon classes scheduled four days a week For more information and registration contact Ms. Lloyd Hendrickson at 686 8153, or call the church office. BLOOD BANK Blood donors needed Thursday, May 17. A Positive, 10 units, A Negative, 2 units: O Positive, 5 units; O Negative, 3 units; B Positive, 1 unit, AB Positive, 0 units. DONOR HOURS: 1:30 to 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. By ap pointment on Friday, 3 to 6:30 p.m. Please call Lane Memorial Blood Bank, 345 0336, for additional information ( Classifieds Deadline: Place in 301 Allen, Emerald Office, or at the EMU Main Desk by 2:00 p.m one working day preceding publication. Classified Rates 8c per word the first day, 6c per word for each consecutive insertion. Ten word minimum charge. All ads must be paid for in advance. (Emerald policy is not to give refunds upon cancellation. Adlustment will be considered only if the Emerald is notified within S days of error.) I FOB SALE J FOR SALE SONY AM-FM receiver $130. Model ST R 6030 13 watts channel RMS, ten months old. New cost $190. Cali 343-0600 after 4 p.m. 11937:30 BIKINIS: BESIDES OFFERING our regular selection, we now have a bra-top for those of you who need special support and coverage. We also have a new bikini shorts bottom. ANDREA'S 1034 Willamette 343-4423 7248:31 MINI REFRIGERATOR, dorm size, perfect condition, still under warranty. S75 or best offer Available June 1. Paul Gross 343-9271. 11930:25 FOR SALE: 9x15 Oasis tent—heavy duck sides, floor—aluminum poles, awning. New, $150, now $70 or ten speed bike In trade. Van, SPECIAL THIS WEEK AT WEATHER BERRY FARM: a room full of home-sewn clothes and new cotton print fabrics. 7250:25 42" HIGH CANOPY. Fits long wide box. builtins, propane stove, icebox, bed. $325. 345-2690 evenings. 11947:25 E-FLAT SOPRANO CLARINET. Wood, good condition. Call Terry at 345-6059. 13051:tfn RAICHLE "PALU" MEDIUM climbing and hiking boots. Perfect condition. Size 9</i narrow. Paid $45. will sell for $30 343-4185 days or 343-0916 evenings. 14518:tfn ARIA CLASSICAL GUITAR. 6 months old $50. call Chris, 342-4704. 11956:25 FENDER PRINCETON AMPLIFIER. 1966 GTO automatic, power, tuned. Anna 687 9273 11670:25 NEW STEREO EQUIPMENT—buy direct from wholesaler—save up to 50 per cent. Pioneer, Marantz, Dual. etc. 345-2640 after 4 p.m.7018 :tfn STEREO EQUIPMENT: FOUR Kenwood KA 7.002 100 watt stereo amplifiers, brand new. were $320. now $275 each, used Arnpex 850 tape deck $100; two used Ampex 861 recorders$125each, used Sansui 3,000 stereo $175. used Pioneer SX 1,000 TW stereo receiver $150; Two used AR 4X speakers $75 pair. OREGON TYPEWRITER AND RECORDER, 30 E lifts, 342 2463 7231:25 STEREO PANASONIC tape deck $49, double Bed, $10. bureau $5. 343-0575 11822:01 BLACK AND WHITE television, large screen, good condition, best offer, 342-8403. 11784:0> TYPEWRITER portable Royal, good order, $28 686 6419. 11939:24 MUST SELL: Yamaha acoustic guitar, never used Best offer, call Tom Fo 345 9610. 11790:25 WOULD LIKE TO take order tor large crocheted baby blankets Choose own colors $15.00 344 2386 11797:30 PORTABLE ROYAL typewriter Good condition, $20 or offer Neat swivel rocker, $20, 343 7373 evenings 11804:30 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Smith-Corona portable, very good condition, $120 or make offer Mary, 686 6544 or 686 5332. 11809:30 YAMAHA F6-180 GUITAR. Year old, new hard case, $150. Brian 345 9600. 11951:06 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and wedding rings Hundreds of ring selections in all styles as much as 50 per cent discount to students, staff and faculty Buy direct from the manufacturer and save! .50 carat $179. .75 carat $320. Contact J.S. Owens, 1840 Agate, 345-6552 _6911 :m-h PICTURE FRAMES. Ready made, com plete selection of sizes. Moldings for sale, mats, odd size bargains FREE miter ser vice on most moldings MIDGLEYS MILLWORK A GLASS. 4th A High, 343 1131 6651 :tfn PLASTICS. Large selection of plastic sheets, rods, tubes. Plexiglass, acrylite, styrene, acetates, mylar Many colors A patterns. Accessories, cements, applicators, etc. MIDGLEYS MILLWORK A GLASS 4th A High, 343 1131.6940:tfn USED BOOKS FOR SALE: "The Dangerous Sex," "Marriage," "Sex and Tern perament," "Male and Female," "Nomads of South Persia." Call Randy at 342 7417 14522: tfn FREE RIDES ON CITY bus when you buy tokens at EMU Main Desk. Four free with purchase of *9.00 roll. <*10 regular.) 11991:25 VM AMPLIFIER, with AM FM radio, turntable, speakers. 1970. Excellent con dltion. *250. Call 344 2038.11*31:24 SOUTH EUGENE HOME. Wooded lot, fantastic view. 5 large bedrooms, 2Vs baths, large family room Many more features *34,900. 343-09*5.11003:25 DYNA PA-5, 3 pre-amp stereo, 70 amp, excellent condition, *175. Jenni 345-5300. 11004:24 JVC MF4430 am fm-mpx stereo component system *190. Come see, X4902 Room 205, Ganoe Hall, George.11092:24 BLACK A WHITE TV. Good condition, *50 with stand or best offer. *07-04*4. 11900:24 KNIGHT STEREO AMPLIFIER and turn table with wood base, *50, 343-1154 11909:24 ATLAS KiNG JUICER—year old, lifetime warranty. *75, perfect condition, good fraternity buy. 74* 9998 11993:25 HEAD 3 4 ~r; Marker toe heel Dern good shape, *70 Ric, 343 9610. 11646:24 ( BICYCLES ) MEN'S COLUMBIA 10 speed 22 inch frame, fender Lie. no 22239 $65 or besf offer, 342 4193 11816:25 t BICYCLES ) TONS OF TEN SPEEDS and YOU WILL SAVE MONEY' Prices will be maintained at 1V72 levels—or lower at your Full Service BICYCLE CENTER.' GITANE VOLKSCYCLE VISTA DOTSON lOspeeds Start At ONLY! $79.88 ’ CHECK OUR EXCLUSIVE FULL YEAR SERVICE WARRANTYI INSTANT CREDIT Take a Year to Pavl INSTANT SERVICE Never over 24 hours usually only One Hour! INSTANT DELIVERY Over 800 Bicycles Set up and Ready to Go! 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