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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1981)
sports Men host powerful AlA club By DONALD COULTER Of ttw Emerald The Ducks will be thrown to the Christians tonight One of the most successful amateur basketball teams in the nation, Athletes-in-Action, matches up against the Oregon men at 7 30 p m in an exhibition game in McArthur Court Athletes-in-Action, a group of Christian ex college players who play major college teams across the nation, enter into tonight's contest with a 6-5 record this season, fresh off a double-over time victory over undefeated Idaho Saturday and a 63-56 loss to unbeaten Oregon State on Monday night Oregon enters the game, which will not count on the team's record, with a 2-1 mark The Ducks lost their opener to Cal-lrvine, 90-84 before winning their next two games over Cal-Riverside (100-89) and St Martin s (63-56) Oregon head coach Jim Haney will probably start the same five as he has in the first three games 7-0 Blair Rasmussen at center, 6-8 Je rome Williams and 6-7 John Greig at forwards, and 6-3 guards Fred Cofield and Gary Gatewood Williams is the Ducks leading scorer with 17 0 PP9 AIA features an experienced starting five of 6-9 Gig Sims (ex-UCLA) at center, 6-7 Dan Frost (Iowa) and 6-9 Dave Johnson (Weber St.) at forwards, and 6-1 Steve Botranger (Oral Roberts) and 6-3 Phil Price (Taylor University) at guards Johnson is the team leader in scoring (14 6 p p g.) and rebounding, while Botranger is second on the team in scoring (12.4 p p g ). Tonight's game is the first of three in four days for the Ducks After tomorrow night's con test vs Rhode Island, Oregon makes its first road trip of the season to San Diego State for a Satur day night game LTD TRY THE SHUTTLE Runs every 10 minutes Mam stops at 13th & Kincaid 5th St Market Section F on the Mall (10th & Olive) Saturday Market Only 25c Plus service to Greyhound, Trailways, & Amtrak J / RICH EGGNOG DRINK Htincn Our Holiday Specialty rOCRLCR Sl WE ALSO HAVE 1 GOUltnCT icc crctnn \ GIFT CERTIFICATES I3tK & Hiiyard Atnum 11-9 Mon.-Sal. p^p mgKtly 1.11 II 12-6 Sunday Fr. & Sat till 12 Hair cuts $4.00 Wednesday, Dec. 9th Only Hair Faire 342-2165 1410 Orchard, Room 207 New Fiction, Children’s Books, ” ^ Women’s Literature, Calendars, and Cards. We now have Euphoria Truffles! BOOK and TEA 1646 E. 19th • Monday-Saturday, 10-5:30 • 344-3422 FOR ALL THAT YOU DO THIS RIM NEWS IS FOR YOU r kr, RECREATION & INTRAMURALS 103 Gerlmger Hall 686-4121, 686-4113 -Coming Events Winter Term Intramurals Basketball M*-W*-C* Handball M Soccer M-W Inner Tube Polo C Racquetball M-W *M-Men W-Women C-Co-ed All Campus Events Tennis Doubles M-W Inner Tube Race M-W Racquetball, Mixed Doubles C Free Throw Contest M-W Bowling Scotch Doubles M-W-C Bowling League M-W-C Badminton Tournament M-W-C Billiards M-W Sport Photography Contest M-W Check In the RIM office for entry deadlines and other details-_ I.M. Soccer-Winter Term Basketball Officiating Short Course will be offered at the beginning of Winter term (January 6-10) This course will qualify people to officiate intramurals and give basic training for work in the Eugene Sports Program (ESP) It is also good background for officiating for city leagues and junior high games Deadline for registration December 11,5 p m Cost $15 Class limit 16, so plan now to make yourself marketable Forfeit Deposit Refunds Available From Fall term intramurals December 8-11 from 10 00 a m to 4 00 p m Help Wanted Winter. Applications are being accepted for basketball and soccer intramurals officials Earn extra bucks - get your application in this term Court Reservations. The last day for reservations Fall term will be Friday, December 11 No reservations taken exam week Reservations will resume Winter term on the first day of classes (January 6, 1982) Results Wrestling A Division A Division Volleyball Women's I Men's I Women 's II Men s II Cross Country Men 3X3 Basketball Women Men Racquetball Doubles Men s Novice Intermediate Advanced Women Bowling Doubles Division Open 1st Sigma Chi Ganoe T ri Dells So What? Clark Kickbacks Ugly Ducklings Sigma Chi Tri Dells SAE I McCausland Gore Melhafl/Jones Gish/Diaz Ramirez/Traeger Bridwell/Ping 2nd Pikes SPE VB Unlimited Pi Kappa Psi Hawthorne I Poi Pounders Tingle I Three's Company Lake Rose Stanek Curtis Dufty/Gallas Arntz/Arntz Clarkson/Calder Bod wetter presents this page ae a service to students Interested In recreation and Intramurals. Publications ol RIM News should not ba Interpreted In any way an endorsement of tits sponsor's product by the University ol Oregon.
