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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1981)
Sportfolio Kickers down first foe Oregon’s men's soccer squad opened its league season Sunday with a 5-1 thumping of Lewis and Clark College at Autzen Stadium Senior forward Bob Keady put on a one man show for the Ducks as he knocked in four of Oregon's five goals Ready, a candidate for all-league honors, made two scores in each half Rookie Slomoko Sowazi from South Africa was credited with Oregon's other score The Ducks travel to Washington next wee kend for matches against Seattle University and Puget Sound Cubans to visit Ducks The Cuban national women's basketball team will take on the University of Oregon women on Monday, Nov 23, in an exhibition game at McArthur Court at 7:30 p m The game will be the season-opener for the Ducks who last year were 25-7 and ranked 12th nationally For the Cubans, it will be the last stop on a lengthy road trip in the U S Cuba won the 1979 Pan American Games title, upsetting the U S women in the championship game Tickets for the game will go on sale in October at the McArthur Court ticket office Reserved seats are $5, general admission seats are $3 for adults and $2 for students Lamp close to signing PORTLAND (AP) — A Portland television station said Monday it had information that the Portland Trail Blazers had reached general agreement on a contract with forward Jeff Lamp, the National Basketball Association team's No 1 1981 draft choice KOIN-TV did not specify the source of its information It said no contract had yet been signed by the 6-foot-6 forward from Virginia The Blazers' director of player personnel, Stu Inman, declined to confirm or deny the report He said, however, that he hoped Lamp would be in Portland by Wednesday George Kalifatis, Lamp's lawyer, could not be reached He said last week that the Blazers' signing of Darnell Valentine "puts pressure on us to come to terms." Blazer tickets on sale Tickets are now on sale for the Portland Trail Blazer-Kansas City King exhibition basket ball game to be played at Gill Coliseum on the campus of Oregon State University All tickets for the NBA matchup to be played Sunday, October 25 at 7 p m are reserved and priced between $5 and $9 Requests for tickets should be made to the OSU Athletic Ticket Office (103 Gill Coliseum) or telephone 754-4455 Applications are also available at Meier and Frank ticket outlets in Portland, Salem and Eugene Run set for October 3 The Learn Not To Burn 10,000 meter run will be held October 3, 8:30 a m. on Pre s Trail Entrants may register at the West 11th Burger King restaurant Sept 19 and 26, from 10:00 a m. to 2:00 p m., or at the Eugene Fire Dept No 1 on Pearl Street, 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m., Monday through Friday The Registration fee is $5 00, and race packets may be picked up the day of the race Trojans remain atop poll Thanks to their last-gasp 28-24 triumph over runner-up Ok lahoma, the Trojans of Southern California have become the first team this season to hold onto the No 1 ranking in The Associated Press college football poll for more than one week However, Notre Dame and Nebraska, two of the nation's traditional powers, fell out of the rankings after suffering their second setbacks in three games Notre Dame was beaten 15-14 in the last-minute by Purdue while Nebraska lost to Penn State 30-24 Southern Cal, which scored with two seconds remaining to nip Oklahoma, received 57’/2 of 66 first-place votes and 1,311 of a possible 1,320 points Monday from a nationwide panel of sports writers and sportscasters Penn State, third a week ago, climbed into second place after downing Nebraska The Nittany Lions received 5 Vi first-place votes and 1,208 points FALL STUDENT I.D. 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CARD SALE ENDS OCT. 9, 1981 Equator #44#s designed to reduce pronation Centurion ,44*5 ± designed for the heavy-weight runner &6a EUGENE Mon-Sat 9:30-6 Fri til 7 10th & Olive In the Atrium 342-5155 * Delegato Continued from Page 16 but it would take a lot to get me that way I'm just one of those guys who will sit back and wait to take his turn " It seemed like Oregon's turn for a chance at a bowl game had popped up this year, or at least until the Ducks dropped three of their first four games Much of the criticism was directed at the offensive line, criticism which Delegato says is partially de served "I think it's a lot of inexper ience," says Delegato "We lost three possible starters — Scott Shephard, Garrett Earle and Jeff Kubitz — that we couldn't afford to lose We've got a lot of talent on the offensive line but it's young and inexperienced " Delegate's presence thus becomes doubly important "The thing I have to do is give Davis Cup squad member hospitalized PORTLAND, Ore (AP) - A member of the Australian Davis Cup tennis team was hospi talized Monday after he col lapsed during practice A Providence Hospital repre sentative said 20-year-old John Fitzgerald was in good condi tion Medical tests had been done, but the results would not be known until sometime today This is the first year Fitzgerald has played on the Australian Davis Cup team The four-man squad meets the U S team in a best-of-five matches semifinal series begin ning Friday them as much confidence as I can " And while his fellow offensive linemen will notice his leadership abilites and block ing, few if any fans will realize his important contributions to Oregon's offensive attack That doesn't rub Delegato the wrong way, however "You can t be out for the glory,” he says "Just feeling good about the way I play is enough for me " And it's more than enough for the Ducks American Himalayan Whitewater Kxpeuilicm _ Help Support the U.O. 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