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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1981)
sports Wrestlers gain revenge, 48-2 Looking for revenge in the Midwest, Oregon’s wrestling team found it Wednesday night when the Ducks destroyed Mankato State, 48-2. Coming off an embarrassing 35-3 loss to number-one ranked Iowa State, the Ducks earned a much-needed win that puts them back on the winning track. "T think the guys were upset about last night and wanted to take it out on somebody. Unfor tunately it was Mankato State," said Oregon coach Ron Finley. "We don’t like to get beat, we don’t plan on it. We just plain don’t like it.” Four Oregon wrestlers recorded pins as Oregon raised its season record to 17-2. Dan Cook, Jeff Steubing and Ryan Kelly pinned their opponents in the first period, while Rick O’Shea earned his at the 4:24 mark. The loss to Iowa State Tues day wasn’t as bad as it seems, considering the Cyclones had seven nationally ranked wres tlers — three ranked number one. "We didn’t wrestle that badly against Iowa State, it’s just that our best people were matched up against their best people. Unfortunately their best people were ranked number one." Fin ley said. The Ducks finished their Mid west road trip with a 3-1 recond. Dan Cook led the Ducks with February 8th The State Rock of Oregon Welcomes Sunday Showcase 8:30—Midnight This week: February 5, 6, 7 Rock ’n’ Roll from Portland Sleezy Pieces Monday Nite Madness February 9th All Drinks 2 for 1 f-! | Good for one (1) | j Free Admission | j (o Monday Nite Madness j I_I Upcoming Concert Friday, February 13th "The Master of the Stratocaster" Albert Collins & the Icebreakers w/ special addition The Robert Cray Band Admission $5 00 at the door t ****** <■*% ** ***** three pins and a decision, sav ing Oregon from a whitewash against ISU by getting their only win. "Overall, I’m pleased with our trip It was good experience for us.” said Finley. "We had to compete under some adverse conditions and we grew from it. "I think it is excellent prepar ation for our upcoming matches, and our conference and national tournament." Results: 118 — Randy Ohta (O), drew with Jerry Washatka, 11-11; 126 — Miles Han cock (O) forfeit; 134 - Clift Porter (O). dec Paul Kramer. 13-5; 142 — Bill Nugent (O), dec Rich Keller, 19-6; 150 — Nelson Imamura (O). dec Paul Kramer, 13-5; 158 — Rick O'Shea (O) pinned Mark Johnson, 4 24; 167 — Jeff Stuebing pinned Rick Tietz, 1:45; 177 — Mike Miller (O)dec Powell Watts, 7-3; 190 — Ryan Kelly (O) pinned Courtney Bouhl, 1:57; HWT — Dan Cook (O), pinned Jim Wycher,1:30 i: N: Spring Garden Restaurant Mandarin & Cantonese Style • American Cuisine It’s The Year of the Chicken must have chicken today CELEBRATE FREE GOLDEN CRISPY CHICKEN served with your meal Lucky surprises for the children Open Daily 11 am to 10pm - Closed Monday WE SERVE CHINESE TSINCTAO BEER ■i 5 CHINESE NEW YEAR WITH US! Feb. S-6-7-8 215 Main St., Springfield 747-0338 ORDERS TO GO ? /JyMM J&PT** IvSailM # MdSL M 'M l I “WHEN YOU SHOOT A LOTTA POOL IN BARS,THE ONLY THING YOU WANT FILLED UP ARE YOUR POCKETS? ^ Steve Mizerak- Famous Pool Player
