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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1981)
sports Ducks roll over PSU, 78-40 Oregon’s women’s basketball team added another game to its win column Wednesday, scor ing an easy 78-40 victory over league foes Portland State University in Portland. The win gives the Ducks, ranked 20th nationally, a 12-5 season record and brings their league record to 2-0. Portland State is now 0-2 in league ac tion. The win also evens out the series record between Oregon and PSU at eight apiece. Oregon has won the last seven contests. ‘‘A lot of people played a lot," said Oregon coach Elwin Heiny, praising the teams overall effort. Three Ducks scored in double figures, and for the first time this season every Oregon player got on the board. Bev Smith, Oregon’s 6-0 for ward standout, and Angie Snider, a 5-10 freshman guard, scored 13 points apiece, fol lowed by Alison Lang with 12 points. While Heiny wouldn’t single out any single player, he said Angie Snider, who added five assists, ‘‘did an outstanding job.” Only one Viking made it into double figures as the Ducks controlled the boards through out most of the game, grabbing 42 rebounds to 36 for PSU. Smith again led Oregon, nab bing a game high 11 rebounds. Photo by Steve Dykes MaryAnn Stoican added eight points and 4 rebounds Wednesday as the Ducks scored a sound victory over Portland State MaryAnn Stoican contributed 4 rebounds while Diane Hiemstra pulled in two for the Duck women. Basically, Oregon just out played the Vikings, who now have a 6-8 season record. The Ducks shot 51.6 percent from the floor, 33-64, while PSU could only manage to shoot 31.3 percent, 16-51, as Oregon was able to block shots and nab rebounds away from the Viking squad. PSU did manage to pull away from the Ducks in the tree-throw column, shooting 66.6 percent, 8-12, while Oregon shot 63.6 percent, 14-22. Friday night the Duck women will travel to Corvallis to face Oregon State University. Oregon, which deafeated OSU 72-71 in the Guisti Tournament earlier this season, holds a slim 10-7 lead in the series record between the two universities. The game is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in Gill Coliseum. Oregon — 37-41 78 PSU-23-17 40 Oregon — Adams 2 4. Towriss, 2 4, Gienger 1 0-4 2, Snider 6 1-2 13, Hiemstra 2 4, Smith 5 3-4 13, Higgs 1 2-4 4. Stoican 6 2-4 8, Anderson 1 2, Lang 5 2-2 12, Jones 4 1-2 5, Bernhardt 2 3-4 7 PSU — Krumm 5 3-5 13, Skinner 1 2, Jenkins 1 2, Hickman 11-13, Rogue 2 4, Johnson 3 6, McLellan 1-21, VanLoo 2 3-4 7, Graham 1 2. Swimmers host CS-Sac With an 89-51 upset of Oregon State behind it, the Oregon women’s swimming team hosts Cal State Sacramento today at 7 p.m. at Leighton Pool. The Ducks will then travel to University of Washington Friday for a 7 p.m. meet. Oregon won 13 of 16 events against OSU. Kathy Hemmer led the Ducks with wins in the 500 freestyle (5:08.61), 100 butterfly (1:00 38) and 200 freestyle (1:58.54). Oregon lost to the Huskies 85-47 last year as Washington went on to win its seventh straight regional title. When you have a good product, you want people to know about it. Alright, we know we have one of the most comforta ble walking shoes made, with its contoured cork foot bed. That's why the Shakti Shoe Company, for a lim ited time, is offering a cash rebate in the form of a val uable coupon available at participating stores. So it's up to you to take advantage of this opportunity to try out this remarkable walking shoe, and save some of your money, too. We know you'll agree with us. Shakti Shoes with the* contoured toothed Birkenstock. 2nd Floor Atrium 10th & Olive Mon.-Sat. 11-6 687-0065 Now Serving Quiche and Omelette Breakfast 8 am-11 am Monday through Friday 11 am-2 pm Sat. and Sun. .4Iso featuring Pub Suppers until 11:00pm seven nights a week. New Hours: 1340 Alder 8 am to midnight Mon.-Fri. 1 Block West of Campus 11:00-midnight Sat. & Sun. 683-1795 20% OFF SALE ALL CLOTHING 20% OFF THIS WEEK Runner's Rainwear • X-C Ski Wear Shorts • Singlets • Sweatshirts Warm Ups • Polypro Underwear SUGAR PINE RIDGE THE ON CAMPUS SPORT SHOP 877 E 13th next to the U of O Bookstore 345-5584 For a Mew Era of Liberation! March: 12 noon • 12th and Adams Rally: 2 pm • Agricultural Bldg./ County Fairgrounds Childcare provided • Wheelchair accessible Events signed for the hearing impaired This demonstration has been endorsed by over 55 progressive community groups. People’s Inauguration Day Benefit Concert Grupo Raiz — South American Folk Music Wallflower Order — Eugene’s Nationally Acclaimed Dance Collective 8 pm • Saturday Agricultural Bldg./County Fairgrounds Childcare and Wheelchair Accessible Donation: $3 to $5 Proceeds to aid El Salvador and the cultural work of Grupo Raiz
