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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1981)
sports Photo by David W. Zahn Varsity cheerleaders have begun including more gymnastics in their routines Rally undergoes change to professional image Oregon’s varsity cheerlead ing squad is undergoing an image change, says cheer leader Al Woodruff. “We’re turning rally more or less into a sport." The cheerleaders are in the process of giving rally a professional image, Woodruff says. Besides cheering at football and men's basketball games, the group plans on "upholding the image of the University.” National competition provides one portion of the image change, says Woodruff. Signaling the move from en tertainment to sport has been the incorporation of more gymnastics and stunts in their routines, says Woodruff, who is one of 20 cheerleaders to make the All-American Col legiate Team. A segment of the groups new image was unveiled dur ing halftime at the UCLA game Saturday night. The cheer leaders debuted their dance team segment with a dance segment from "Chorus Line." "Our new image is to portray a squad that excells in perfor mance, does outstanding stunts and works well together,” Woodruff says. "We know what it takes now to be a good cheerleading squad.” Out of the darkness, The Throbber strikes. Heart Throbs February 13 Oregon Daily Emerald WE BUY USED RECORDS Bring in your Jazz, Rock, Classical, and Blues We Pay Top Prices HOUSE OF RECORDS 258 E. 13th Between Pearl and Mi^h Streets Wrestlers pin 16th victory For the second night in a row, a Dan Cook pin won the match for Oregon, as the Ducks squeezed past the University of Northern Iowa 21-15 Monday night. The Oregon heavyweight pinned John Kriebs midway through the second period, to gain the win for the sixth-ranked Ducks. Sunday, Cook scored a pin to lift Oregon over the University of Minnesota, 24-17. “We wrestled very well to night, with everyone really help ing out,” said coach Ron Finley. “Miles Hancock got us start ed with a pin at 126 lbs. The lighter weights came through for us and got us going on the right track.” Cliff Porter, Bill Nugent, Jeff Steubing also won for the Ducks as they raised their season record to 16-1. “Ryan Kelly looked very good tonight when he lost to Joe Gormally, ranked second in the nation, 5-4 in a very close match,” said Finley. Kelly gave up a penalty point which cost him the match. The Ducks face the toughest team in the nation tonight, when they meet the number one ranked Iowa State team. Four days ago, ISU shut out Minne sota, 42-0. “We will really be fired up when we meet ISU,” said Finley. "You don't need much more to get your blood going than the thought of meeting them “They have a ranked wrestler in just about every weight class. Jeff Steubing will put his sixth place ranking on the line when he meets number one ranked Perry Hummel. "We hope to give them a tough match and make them earn every point that they get. We’ll have to work to get any thing we can.” Wrestling Results: 118 — Bob Hallnan (UNI), dec Randy Ohta 11-8. 126 - Miles Hancock (UNI), pinned Doug Tereaway. 3:20, 134 — Cliff Porter (O), dec David Morkel, 18-11, 142 — Bill Nugent (O) dec Larry Luttaril, 10-8; 150 — Ken Gallagher (UNI) dec Nelson Imamura. 7-3; 158 — Dion Cobb (UNI) dec Rick O'Shea. 10-9; 167 - Jeff Steubing (O) dec Efonda Sporales. 13-7, 177 — Jay Liewellin (UNI) dec Mike Miller, 5-4, 190 — Joe Gormally (UNI), dec Ryan Kelly, 5-4; Heavyweight, — Dan Cook (O) pinned John Kriebs, 3:29 SKI SALE! DOWNHILLS CROSS COUNTRY AU Skis 20-50% OFF All Bindings 20% OFF AU Boots 20-40% OFF Poles, Gloves, Goggles, Underwear, Hats, Ski Racks, Turtlenecks, Ski Bags, Socks, now 20% OFF SKI CLOTHING 20-40% OFF If ii RACQUETBALL and TENNIS COURT RESERVATIONS NOW IN EFFECTI The following system has been developed to provide better access and less waiting time at the courts. Student suggestions are welcomed to help us provide the best possible service. To Make A Court Reservation 1. Students must bring ID card and current fee card to the Recreation and Intramural office, 103 Gerlinger Hall between 8:00 a m. and 11:45 a m. 2. Reservations can only be made the day prior to play. 3. Reservation slots are on the half hour starting at 3:30 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday starting at 8:30 a m. until 11:30 p.m. 4. Complete details are available at the Intramural Office, 103 Gerlinger Hall. Page 5
