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Photo by Bob Baker
Steve Brown ran a kick back 93 yards for
Oregon's only score against Washington State
Saturday
decided to forego any notion of going for the first
down on fourth and 1 from the WSU 20 yard line
Jollymour came on to try a 37-yard field goal
that failed and seemed to deflate the Ducks when
a successful attempt would have made the score
14-10, Instead, WSU came on to score 27 un
answered points to put the game away
The Cougars fueled their offensive fire with
the option play
Williams took a pitch on the option and
skirted the outside for a 22-yard touchdown run,
giving the Cougars a 19-7 advantage WSU fol
lowed later with a mix of option and pass plays on
an 80-yard drive that put them up 26-7 with 1:17
left in the third period
When injuries hit the Oregon defense, WSU
was able to take advantage of the less-exper
ienced replacements in the game for the Ducks
Gordon Bledsoe, Mike Walter and Steve Johnson
all went down in the game, and the Cougars were
able to chalk up an additional 13 points before it
was ail over
The season begins to wind down this week as
the Ducks prepare to go to Palo Alto, Calif to take
on Stanford The Cardinals have been scoring a
lot of points lately and if offensive trends continue
for both the Ducks and the Cardinals, Oregon may
have to wait until the Civil War game for another
chance for a win
Oregon gains experience at tourney
The good news for the Oregon volleyball
team was that it gained experience against some
ot the best teams in the nation during last wee
kend's UCLA Invitational in Los Angeles
The bad news was that the Ducks dropped all
five matches they played including a quick but
merciful 2-15, 3-15 loss to the host Bruins
The Ducks also lost to Cal-Fullerton. 11-15,
15-8, 10-15 Cal-Poly SLO 6-15, 11-15; Stanford,
12-15, 14-16 and Kentucky 10-15, 15-13, 13-15
Coach Chris Voelz could find some consola
tion in playing against some of the best clubs
around "We came close to beating Stanford,"
she said "We did some real good things and their
coach came up to me after the match and said we
are the most improved team around
S.F. tips Atlanta, Seattle tops Steelers
By The Associated Press
Joe Montana threw a pair of
touchdown passes, and an in
terception by Dwight Hicks
thwarted a late Atlanta drive,
enabling the San Francisco
Ducks capture
swimming titles
in All-Around
Oregon's Jeff Morgan and
Tama Cuddeback won their
divisions of the Oregon
All-Around swimming and div
ing championships at Leighton
Pool over the weekend
Linfield and Oregon State al
so competed in the first coed
swimming and diving cham
pionships ever held at Oregon
With 458 points, Morgan
nipped teammate Mark Burnett
by just two points for top hon
ors Erik Hughes and Scott
Clasle, also from Oregon, cap
tured third and fourth place
Cuddeback turned back
OSU's Holly Andrews, second in
last year's meet, and Julie Sko
whede, also from Oregon State
Oregon’s Tina Helm ended up
fourth
The Duck tankers hit the
water here next Saturday in a 2
p.m meet against Linfield
Oregon rugby
finishes fourth
The Oregon Rugby club
placed fourth in the Portland
Rugby Tournament, coming out
of the weekend with two wins
and two losses
The Ducks, led by Woody
Woodferren and Jamie Graber,
defeated Reed College and the
Corvallis Rugby Club Oregon
suffered losses at the hands of
the Portland and Eugene Rugby
Clubs
49ers to win their seventh
straight game, 17-14, over the
Falcons Sunday
The victory boosted San
Francisco's record to 8-2 and
gave the 49ers a three-game
lead over Atlanta and the Los
Angeles Rams, both 5-5, in the
National Conference West Divi
sion
Montana's second touch
down pass of the game, a
3-yarder to tight end Charle
Young, gave the 49ers a 17-7
halftime lead
With one last chance to win,
Hicks, a safety, picked off a
Bartkowski pass intended for
Junior Miller at the 49ers 5-yard
line, preserving the victory
In other games, Minnesota
whipped Tampa Bay 25-10,
Houston edged Oakland 17-16,
Green Bay edged the New York
Giants 26-24, Philadelphia
trounced St Louis 52-10, Wa
shington outlasted Detroit 33-31
and Miami beat New England
30-27 in overtime
Also, Chicago edged Kansas
City 16-13 in overtime, the N Y
Jets thrashed Baltimore 41-14,
Seattle trimmed Pittsburgh
24-21, New Orleans surprised
Los Angeles 21-13, Cincinnati
clobbered San Diego 40-17 and
Denver downed Cleveland
23-20 in overtime
Buffalo is at Dallas in the
Monday night game
^^j^^^^^l^Cultural^orum
Program' Committee Presents
“This week in the EMU”
Monday
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Sandy Putz
Wednesday
Spaghetti Feed Special 99' ★
St. Germain Trio
Thursday
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Willie Sordid
Friday Beer Garden
, 17 p.m in tin', I Ml Dininp Km mi
No beer garden this week
PRECISION HAIRCUTTING
Where the rest of Eugene
gets a haircut
•5 Barber stylists*
Look us up,
were in the book.
Cultural Forum
Shakespeare for Schools
A selection of works from Shakespeare and classical and modern
World Theatre by two current actors from the
Oregon Shakespearean Festival:
Dan Mayes
Henry IV, Pan One; Othello;
Two Gentlemen of Verona
Dennis Smith
Henrv IV, Part One
(Prince Hal); Othello
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Room 167 EMU
Free Admission
Shakespeare Program—3:30 p.m., including selections from Othello;
Love's Labor I^ost; Hamlet; Henry IV, Part 1 and Part 2; A Midsummer
Night’s Dream; and more.
World Theatre Program—5:00 p.m., including Oedipus Rex; The
Importance of Being Earnest- Galileo; An Enemy of the People; Under
Milkwood; and more.
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