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Gymnasts stun
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CHICAGO, III.—Oregorr let the gymnastics world
know where it stands Friday night by dumping last year's
NCAA runner-up, Louisiana State, in a four-team tour
nament here.
It was only the second time in the last three years the
Bengals have been beaten.
And they'll be in Eugene Wednesday night to see if
they can reverse the situation.
Bob Ballester’s Flying Ducks piled up 205.85 points
to LSU's 203.30 and Ballester said Oregon's total would
rank them sixth in the nation at this point in the season.
The Ducks had four competitors tie for first: Curt
Rodgers, 9.30 on the pommel horse; Bob Rikli, 9.40 in
vaulting: Mark Stone 9.40 on the high-bar and Scott
McEldowney, 8.90 on the rings.
In the process of beating Louisiana State, Oregon
easily bested Wheaton College and Illinois.
Before returning home for Wednesday's match
with LSU, the Ducks will face Northern Illinois and Indiana
State in Chicago tonight.
Indiana State had been the only team to beat the
Bengals since 1972.
Until the Ducks came along ....
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PR’s crumble as Ducks
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The Oregon swim team pulled a
major upset of sorts this weekend
in defeating Simon Fraser Univer
sity, defending NAIA national
champions, as part of the four
way Invitational Intercollegiate
Champions at Leighton Pool.
The Ducks defeated the Cana
dians and their host of Olympic
candidates, 673-547, with South
ern Oregon scoring 177, and Port
land State finishing fourth at 115.
Richard Kent and sophomore
Steve Hamilton each won two
events and diver John Lloyd met
NCAA qualifying standards in the
meet, while the rest of the squad
established over 30 personal re
cords in various events.
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New Hampshire 86, St.
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Centre 68, Rose Hulman 64.
Penn State 79, St. Frencis,
Penn., 68.
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BOULDER, Colo.—Oregon
went undefeated on its swing into
the Rockies and pulled the coup
de grace Saturday night by win
ning the Colorado Invitational
Tournament.
But Coach Ron Finley isn’t
jumping for joy.
"We re still not getting a full
eight minutes out of everybody,"
Finley said.
Finley hoped for more, but the
Ducks got only two individual titles
in the tournament, one from Bob
Bragg at 190 and the other from
heavyweight Greg Gibson
Bragg ran his record to 12-1 with
an 8-2 win over Washington's
Mike Bressler while Gibson
whipped New Mexico's Tom
Morris, 9-1.
The Ducks piled up 771/4 points
to beat Colorado (68), Southern
Illinois (50), Washington (49 and
three-fourths), Central State 43,
New Mexico (I8V2), Wyoming I3%
and Colorado Mines (5).
Bragg drew the most praise
from Finley. “He's been the class
at I90 all year,’’ he said.
Buck Davis, Oregon s regular at
177, suffered a hyperextended
elbow in the consolation match
and Finley said he would miss at
least two meets.
The Ducks will host Stanford
Thursday night and California Fri
day night, before heading up to
Seattle Saturday to face Washing
ton.
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Rugby meeting Tuesday
There will be a Rugby meeting on Tuesday on the field
directly south of the covered tennis courts. Anyone interested
in playing winter term should attend. A practice will follow the
meeting.
3-on-3 tourney slated
The third annual Interfraternity Council-Blitz Weinhard
3-on-3 Basketball Tournament will be held Saturday, Jan. 17th
in Mac Court and is open to all University students and faculty.
The tournament will use a modified double elimination system
and the winner will face the Oregon State champs during
half-time of the Duck-Beaver game in Portland on Jan. 29th
Trophies will be awarded to the top three teams and t-shirts will
be given to the first 15 teams to enter.
Teams may register at the Interfratemity Council s office,
Suite 3, EMU, until Friday, Jan. 16 All proceeds go to the
Kidney Association of Oregon Further information can be
obtained by calling 686-3701.
Frisbee class offered
Two fnsbee classes are being offered by the University
winter term. Taught by Nina Wilds and run through the
Women s Recreation Association, the classes are open to
anyone who has an interest in playing better frisbee, but will
bend over backwards to attract beginners, especially women.
Phone 346-2625 for more information.
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