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n 11 n i 11 i i ii i PHOTO SPECIAL! Prints From Slides Sale ends Saturday, April 25 If I 13th & Kincaid Mon-Fri 8:15-5:30 BOOKSTORE Sat 10 00-2 00 Textbooks 686-3520 • General Books 686-3510 • Supplies 686-4331 Spring is here again, and with it comes an unknown but necessary part of football — spring training. For Duck football, spring training means working with a slightly altered offensive attack, going through new drills and choosing a new defensive unit. Not the whole unit, just key positions that are open because of graduation. Whatever happens. As the Ducks enter their fifth year under coach Brooks the NCAA is likely to slap additional sanctions on the already pena lized Oregon football team. The sanctions, which would stem from alleged recruiting violations, are yet unknown, but “considering our cir cumstances and our coopera tion with the Pac-10 and the NCAA, it is likely that the sanctions will be light,” Brooks says. The National Collegiate Athletic Association, formed 75 years ago under pressure to renovate the violent sport of football, is concerned with keeping its member schools in compliance. But the association has shown leniency in the past — especially if the school was stiffly sanctioned by its league. A Pacific-10 Conference decision kept all the schools, including Oregon, who had broken Pac-10 rules out of post-season bowl games. Early NCAA sanctions made individual players ineligible for a set number of games. “Whatever happens, the team is prepared to take it,” says Brooks. “And play the best football around.” This year’s squad will have a lot of incentive to play up to bowl caliber. For the first sea STUDENT SEVENS Drive-N-Save Mustard 32 oz. 59 Drive-N-Save Margarine Compare Nucoa, 72c Save 35c 1 lb. cubes 37 Drive-N-Save Salad Dressing Compare Miracle Whip, $1.59 Save 62c 32 oz 97 Drive-N-Save Chunk Light Meat Tuna fi'ioz "n Compare Starkist, $1.24 Save 48c 76 Drive-N-Save Pure Vegetable Oil Compare Crisco Oil, $1.43 Save 64c 24 oz 79 Drive-N-Save Imitation Mayonnaise 32oz Compare Nalley’s, $1.49 Save 52c 97 Orive-N-Save Cottage Cheese pt 63 Drive-N-Save Granulated Sugar 1 9 Compare C & H, $4.15 Save 96c 10 lb. bag Drive-N-Save Pancake Syrup Compare Lumberjack, $1.59 Save 72c 24 oz. 87 Delta T owels Asst. Jumbo Rolls 2/ 89 Drive-N-Save Cheese Mild or Med. Cheddar or Jack $499 w ... Drive-N-Save Sharp Cheddar Cheese - , J4" Drive-N-Save Cheese 1A Random weights All varieties. ® off per pkg. Seedless Navel Oranges 88 ct. box - $5.49 15C/lb. 2370 W. 11th at City View DRIVE-N-SAVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays We accept Food Stamps 30th & Hllyard Prices effective WED., April 22nd thru TUES., April 28th. tamara swenson double play son since Brooks arrival, no one is talking about overtly weak spots. Of course, there is concern about the defensive lineup for the first play of the game, but not about its depth. "We have a lot of people that started last year that are in there now," Brooks says. "And a lot of peo ple who saw action last year are back.” Graduation has left several positions open with a number of football players waiting to step into the holes. "It'll be a pretty good battle,” Brooks says. "Any of those kids has the potential of starting.” The only immediate depth worry is at the center spot. Sen ior Mike Delegato has the posi tion wrapped up, but the back up center is still a question mark. Both Monte Olson and Randy O’Rourke could step in, Brooks says, depending on who improves the most. “Overall, we’re capable of being a good, solid ball club.” A good solid ball club that has a place to call home. Plans to build a stadium clubhouse for the football team with donations from the public are underway. The clubhouse would provide meeting rooms and additional locker space which was promised Brooks when he was hired. The clubhouse, which would sit atop the east end of Autzen stadium, is scheduled to be fin ished by Oregon’s first home game with the University of the Pacific Sept. 19. Plans include using the building as a “wining and dining” spot for alumns during and after home games. An interesting use of an in vestment. ATTENTION PRE-MED STUDENTS The Medical School of Centro De Estudios Universitarios Xochicalco (CEUX), a fully ac credited Medical School in Mexico, is inviting applications from American students. Lo cated at Ensenada, Baja Cali fornia, Mexico, CEUX is listed in the catalogue of Institutes of Higher Learning and Profession al Schools and recognized by the World Health Organization as an Institution for training med ical students. Fall semester be gins in August, 1981. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL COLLECT 404-323-9566 OR WRITE Health Care Management Corp., P. O. Box 1155, Columbus, GA 31902
