Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1981)
Women knock out Beavers in second round By TAMARA SWENSON Of the Emerald Playing the same team four times in a season has its advan tages and disadvantages, especially when the only game that really counts is the one at the end of the season Oregon's women's basketball team has met and defeated Oregon State University twice this season, including Friday’s 73-64 decision The teams are scheduled for one more league game and, unlesss something unforseen happens, the two teams should meet in the Region 9 championship — the game which decides who goes to nationals. "We can't afford to take any game against them (OSU) light ly,” said Oregon coach Elwin Heiny. “I’d rather we didn’t meet them at all. This team (Oregon) is a good team and it takes all we can to hold them.” During his four-year tenure at the University, Heiny’s teams hold a commanding 10-1 series lead over OSU But Oregon’s one loss to the Beavers two years ago was the regional championship contest, which sent OSU to nationals and the Ducks home to lick their wounds. Only two Ducks were around for that game — senior guard Debbie Adams and junior for ward Bev Smith — but everyone else knows about Civil War rivalry. "Inside, I never want to lose to OSU," said Smith, who scored 26 points and nabbed 12 rebounds in Friday’s victory over the Beavers. "But the odds against winning every game for four years are high enough without meeting them as often as we do.” Every game between the two universities is a battle, said OSU's 6-5 center Carol Menken outside a quiet Beaver locker room Friday. "We've really got nothing to lose when we play them. So we can play all out.” But the Beavers were unable to play "all out” against the Ducks Friday. The two teams traded the lead until Smith, with seven minutes left in the half, gave the Ducks a three-point lead. Forward MaryAnn Stoican put Oregon ahead for good with two baskets to give the Ducks a five-point lead, 22-17. From that point on, the game belonged to Oregon, as the Ducks put in 14 points to OSU's four to take a 36-21 halftime lead. Menken, who leads the nation in scoring with an average of 30.1 points a game, was held to seven points in the first half. Menken spent most of the game jockeying for position against Alison Lang, Oregon’s 6-3 center “Alison L ng worked harder than anyon I’ve ever seen,” said 5-3 gut d Allison Towriss, who nabbed jeveral key steals for Oregon. "It might have taken a lot for (Lang's) offensive game, but what she had to do was shut out Menken." During the second half, Oregon opened its lead to 25 points with three minutes left. Ahead 73-49, Oregon's bench came in to play ‘'t the game. The Beavers dia hat they could against the subs, ..coring 15 points to close within nine points. ’’Without Menken, OSU doesn’t score,” said Towriss as she pulled tape from her ankles after the game. "But it took teamwork to win." Holmes, Nolan pace gymnasts Oregon's Holly Holmes and Maureen Nolan finished one two in the all-around as the Ducks won every event to sweep a four-way gymnastics meet Saturday The Ducks scored a season high 130.15 points to outdis tance San Francisco State (109 4), Cal State-Hayward (106.9) and the University of Alberta (99.3). Holmes won the beam and uneven bars events to help compile a 33.40 all-around score Jeanette Stewart won the floor exercise and Sara Gustaf son the vault. Oregon’s dual meet record is now 5-0. The team’s next com petition is Friday at 8 p.m in McArthur Court against Minne sota. Vault — 1 Gustafson (O), 2 9 05, Nolan (O), 8 9, 3. Holmes (O), 8 65 Bars — 1 Holmes (O), 9 15; 2 Stewart (O), 8 5; 3. Nolan (O), 8 4 Beam — 1 Holmes (O), 7 75; 2 tie. Betsy Matmen improve to 12-1 With two new wrestlers in the lineup, Oregon improved its season record to 12-1 with a 42-3 plastering of Central Wa shington College Friday. Paul Sheriff (167) and Owen Engelmann (heavyweight) both registered pins against their CWC opponents. Sheriff, a sophomore, pinneu Mike Argo 3:31 into the match. Engelmann, also a sophomore, dropped Stacy Williams at 3:10. Oregon's Jeff Stuebing (177) and Mike Miller (190) also regis tered falls. 118 — Randy Ohta (O) dec San Segawa, 8-1; 126 — Mike Erb (O) dec Ron Ellis, 8-4, 134 — Cliff Porter (O) dec Charles Hicks, 19-6; 142 - Bill Nugent (O) dec C D Hoi ness. 12-4; 150 — Richard Esparza (CWC) dec Keith Beutler, 14-8; 158 — Rick O'Shea (O) dec Cory Cook. 18-3; 167 - Sheriff (O) pinned Argo, 3:31, 177 — Stuebing (O) pinned Norm Charouhas, 1:47; 190 — Miller (O) pinned Rich Elstrom, 2 33. Heavyweight — Engelmann pinned Williams, 3:10 Aguirre breaks scoring mark CHICAGO (AP) - Forward Mark Aguirre shattered DePaul’s all-time scoring record with a 25-point performance Sunday to lead the fourth ranked Blue Demons to a 90-75 victory over Wagner. Aguirre, who now has 1,902 points in less than three years, set the mark when he converted a slam-dunk with 11:17 remain ing to give the Blue Demons a commanding 75-52 advantage The Demons, 15-1, took a 48-39 halftime lead as Aguirre accounted for 14 points and Terry Cummings collected 11 of his total af 19 SCHOLARSHIPS! The U.S. Navy has scholarships available for highly qualified Engineering, Physics and Math majors. You will receive $800 per month for your last two years of college, without affiliation with an ROTC Unit. Job positions after graduation are: • Nuclear Power Plant Manager • Graduate Level Technical Teachers • Civil Engineering • Research and Development For more information contact: Phil Wallace collect in Portland — 221-3041 Oregon Daily Emerald Skellenger (CSH) and Cindi Benson (O). 7 55 Floor — 1 Stewart (O). 8 0; 2 Holmes (O). 7 85; 3 Cindy Scharp (CSH), 7 75 All-around — 1 Holmes (O), 33 40; 2 Nolan (O), 32 0: 3 Darcy Heath (SFS). 30 95 Lang out-rebounded M“nkRn, grabbing nine to Menken s ma. As a team, Oregon out rebounded OSU 46 to 28, shot 53 4 percent from the floor and 61.1 percent from the line. The Beavers dropped far below their average, shooting 42 4 percent from the floor and 61.5 percent from the line. “We re a good team and they're a good team,” Stoican said. “But person for person we have more talent “This was a good game — a tough game," Stoican said “But it always is when we play OSU.” OSU - 21-43 64 Oregon - 36-37 73 OSU — Sturznegger 3 6, Becker 4 0-1 8, Collings 4 8, Clark 4 3-4 11, Martin 1 2. Acarregui 1 2. Menken 11 5-8 27 Total: 28 8-13 64 Oregon - Adams 6 3-9 15, Snider 7 1-1 15, Heimstra 1 2, Smith 12 2-2 26. Stoican 3 6, Lang 2 4-4 8 Total: 31 11 -18 73 Attendance: 2,487 ATHLETC 115 W. Broadway On the Downtown Mall 343-1288 M-F 9-5:30 Sat. 9-5 flutua/uf S6ae &ecruutce Brooks Nlghthawk Brooks Super VManova men A ladles limited stock Brooks Vantage men l ladles limited stock Adidas Women Orton smaB sizes Adidas SI-SO Nile Bermuda Nke Cascade limited stock Reg Sale 47.95 35.95 29.95 19.95 34 95 25.95 29.95 15.00 48.95 35.95 39.95 29.95 26.95 18.95 Nile Waffle H limited stock 33.95 21.95 Nile lady Athena limited stock 29 95 19.95 Converse Canvas Hi Converse Canvas Os Converse leather Hi Converse Leather Ox Converse Pro Canvas Converse Pro Canvas Nke Lady Blazer Nke AM Court Nke lady AM Court Nke Wimbledon Reg Sale 19 95 15.95 18.95 15.25 44.95 35.95 40.95 32.95 hi 28.95 23.25 ox 27.95 22.50 38 95 31.25 21-95 17.50 21.95 17.50 36.95 29.95 Sales going on throughout the Store Limited to stock on hand CHINA BLUE RESTAURANT Serving Lunch from 11-4 M-F COMBINATION Make your own combination plate by choosing one item from each group below. A. B-B-Q Pork Fried Rice B. Pork Chow Mein C. Sweet & Sour Chicken Wings 1. Braised Bean Curd • $2.50 2. Beef Broccoli • $2.80 3. Sweet and Sour Pork • $2.45 4. Shrimp Egg Rolls • $2.40 5. Pineapple Sweet and Sour Chicken • $3.00 879 E. 13th Ave. 6. Three Shreds with Bean Sprouts • $2.65 Shredded Pork, Bamboo, Black Wood Ear and Bean Sprouts 7. Fried Mushrooms • $2.10 8. Sweet and Sour Fish • $2.50 9. Curry Beef • $2.80 10. Special of the Day 343-2832 - u 10% DISCOUNT ON SERVICE & REPAIRS WITH YOUR U of O I.D. CARD. STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF. WE RE KNOWN BEST FOR SELLING VOLKSWAGEN, FINE USED CARS, AND EXCELLENT GARAGE SERVICE AT THE LOWEST RATES QF ANY AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER IN WESTERN OREGON. BRING YOUR CAR TO SIEGRIST AND GET PROMPT SERVICE, EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP, THE RIGHT PARTS, AND PAY LESS. SERVICE & PARTS OPEN SATURDAYS Service & Parts: Mon.-Sat 8:00-5:30 Sales: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:00; Sat 9:00-6:00; Sun. 12:00-6:00 Page 9
