Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1978)
Ducks’ next assignment: San Jose State By JOHN HEALY Of the Emerald The Oregon women’s field hoc key team warmed up for tomorrow's game with nationally ranked San Jose State by crush ing Oregon College of Education 9-0 at Autzen Stadium Tuesday night. Karen Coster punched through three goals and freshman Ronnie Dellamotta added her eighth and ninth goals of the season to pace the Ducks’ lopsided victory. Six Oregon players scored and the team as a whole outshot OCE 37-0 as Oregon raised its season record to 8-1-1 and league mark to 6-0. Tomorrow afternoon’s Ore gon-San Jose State match pits two of the strongest women’s collegiate field hockey programs on the West Coast. San Jose State, undefeated this year with an 8-0 season record, finished fourth at last year’s national tour nament. “I was very pleased with the way we passed the ball,” com mented Oregon coach Nancy Plantz. “We beat them with speed and superior stickwork.” Forward Stacy Allman opened the game with a quick goal on a rush to the net from the right side; Belinda Stillwell then weaved through three OCE defenders for another goal, and Dellamotta tal lied twice to increase Oregon's margin to 4-0. Karen Cosper closed out the Ducks’ first half bar rage with a shot from the left side. Oregon kept OCE bottled up on defense throughout all of the sec ond half, while three players — Cosper, Nancy Pedrotti and Sue Minkoma — were adding a goal each to build Oregon’s lead to 8-0. Cosper closed out the Ducks’ scoring binge with a sizzling slap shot from 15 yards out. Plantz applauded Allman, Del lamotta and Minkoma for strong games (all are freshmen), and singled out junior Stillwell and Cosper, a transfer from Oregon State, for their fine performances. Against San Jose State the Ducks will be facing a team that has scored 38 times this year while allowing a single goal. The Spartans feature a 27-year-old South African who plays center-defense and is the major reason San Jose State has gained national recognition, ac cording to Plantz. “They beat two eastern teams — Connecticut and Delaware — at last year's national," recalled Plantz. “They are a really good team.'' Friday could be a dear indicator of how close to that goal Oregon has come. Saturday the Ducks play host to Idaho at 9:30 a m. and the Port land Road runners at 12:30 p.m. in the Oregon Invitational at Autzen Stadium. WACO TWIN CINEMA 344 3861 13th OH Franklin Blvd Now Showing A man,a woman, a murder as only lelouch could do it. :oulddo it. U CATC^/! „ mouse Now Showing Saturday nighT FEVER m JOHN TRAVOLTA -plus* A Grownup "AMERICAN GRAFFITI" Citizens Band r OAKWAY CINEMA 1 343-5351 COBUNOROAO NOW SHOWING TOMM. FULL STEREO “SOUND OF MUSIC” NEXT WEEK “A WEDDING” V. It's different, it's definitely better. Our $899 system introduces you to "The Magneplanar Experience." "Accuracy," "wide-range," "precise," are all words used to describe speaker systems. But now, for the first time in a system under $1400, we can use another word... "dimension." It's the ability to position the music not only left to right, but also in depth, front to back. And it is a quality in which the Magneplanar speaker systems have no equal. Featured in our $899 music system is the Magneplanar MG-1 speaker system. Only one-eighth of an inch thick, they may be termed revolutionary. The music they produce can only be described as breathtaking. And for you to believe this you must hear them. The concept of our $899 music system was to offer a very affordable, ex tremely high quality music system. So to complement the Magneplanar MG-ls we chose the Yamaha CR-420 receiver and the Yamaha YP-211 turntable. The Yamaha CR-420 is a full featured, moderately powered AM/FM stereo receiver. The reason we chose it is that it offers the lowest distortion in its power range, a feature very important with exacting speakers like the Magneplanars. For a similar reason we chose the Yamaha YP-211 turntable, not because of the many convenience features it has, but because of our requirements for very high performance. We feel this is a level of performance that has never before been available at anywhere near this price. A quality of per formance that a few years ago was not available at any price. You'll not listen to our $899 music system. You'll experience it. $90 DOWN, $29.20 A MONTH* SAVE $111 A $1010 value if bought separately "on approved credit just 36 payments of $29 20. Total deferred price $f 141.20, total interest charge $242.20, annual percentage rate $17.91%. O YAMAHA mm !■ MAGNEPLANAR ,-COUPON! - VASTLY IMPROVE YOUR HI-FI SYSTEM WITH NEW POLK AUDIO SOUND CABLE! SoundCable is a brand new speaker wire which will improve bass, high end and dynamic range of your speakers! j LIMITED OFFER! ONLY $35M *—• —■—————•— ~ ~ ”• ■ expires 10 '29/78 each with coupon. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9PM! EUGENE STORE OPEN SUNDAYS NOON TO 4PM! Where happy endings always begin! Toad Hall Hi-Fi EUGENE 922 NW KINGS 752 5601 150 W BROADWAY 485 1262
