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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1982)
Women win, men lose to Cougars By Jeff Dickerson Ollhu EnmM Pullman, WA — The Washington State Cougars did something different Monday night against the Oregon men. They ran their way to a 76-69 victory over the Ducks in Pullman Oregon defeated the Cougars in January in a slow-down affair, 60-56, but the Cougars came out running this time In fact, after the Ducks knotted the score 7-7 early in the first half, it was all Washington State from then on. WSU scored eight of the next nine points and went on to establish a 37-30 halftime lead. Except for two minor flares of brilliance by Oregon, the Ducks could not get into the game Oregon did get some satisfaction from the Cougars In the preliminary game, the Duck women defeated Washinton State 64-47. "When we left Eugene," men's coach Jim Haney said, “we needed to get some class back into the program, and I felt like we made a big step in that direction (an 82-78 win over Washington Saturday).” But the Ducks were left to a "dull, bad perfor mance" in the other half of this road trip the coach said "Offensively, we were disjointed We continued to compete, but we didn't do the little things you have to do to win, Haney said. "I thought we gave it workmanlike effort — we were dull." Oregon senior forward John Greig led all scorers, tallying 21 points before fowling out with 1:04 remain ing Jerome Williams followed with 16 and Blair Ras mussen with 10 for the Oregon cause Steve Harriet led the Cougars with 18 while Ronnie Joyner scored 16 and Craig Ehlo pumped in 13 for the Cougars Washington State came out shooting a torrid 52 percent from the field and probably would have buried the Ducks even further down if they hadn't turned the ball over 14 times The Ducks shot a paltry 34 percent from the field in the first half. They improved that to 44 percent for the game but it still wasn't enough to catch the hot-shooting Cougars Oregon's 17 of 22 from the free throw line was the biggest factor in keeping the Ducks in the game Everything went Oregon's way in the women's game As usual, Bev Smith (19 points, 14 rebounds 9 assists) and Alison Lang (28 points 11 rebounds) led the way for the Oregon women After a sluggish start, Oregon assumed a 30-21 halftime lead The Ducks went the final two minutes of the opening half without a point The second half was all Oregon, as they quickly added 10 points to their lead, and cruised home The Ducks shot 49 percent from the field (25 of 51), compared to WSU's 36 percent (21 of 65) Jeanne Eggart led the losers with 15 points Oregon, now 19-4, is two games shy of its second straight perfect Northwest Women's Basketball League season The Ducks continue to hold onto tenth place in national rankings The win for the women completed a three game sweep over Washington, Eastern Washington, and the Cougars as they prepare to enter the first round of the NCAA playoffs The Ducks are hoping to play at home, and the successful road trip will help them tremen dously The men return to action this weekend Oregon faces USC Friday and UCLA Saturday in MacArthur Court Meanwhile the women host the Republic of Korea national squad Saturday night, then turn around and play Bellco (an Amateur Athletic Union game) Sunday in Eugene et al. MEETINGS A pay men's rap group, sponsored by (tie Gay Peoples Alliance will meet today at 7 p.m at 1414 Kincaid St For more information call or stop by ttie Alliance in Suite 318 EMU. or call 686-3360 A women’s support group will meet tonight at 7 at the YWCA. 841 E 18th Ave Sponsored by Women s Re ferral and Resource Service For information call 686-3327 The Incidental Fee Committee will hold budget hearings today in the EMU (room to be posted) Schedule 4 p.m American Society of Landscape Architects 4 30 pm. YWCA. 5 10 p m AMAZON 5 30 p.m.. RPM Grads Students lor a Nuclear Free Future will meet today at 5 30 p m in the EMU (room to be posted) An informa tional presentation discussion will be followed by a short business meeting Alpha Kappa Psl business fraternity is holding a general meeting today at 5:30 p.m in Room 338, Gil bert Hall AM interested business and economic students are welcome to attend Elections tor new officers will be conducted SPEAKERS freedom of Information is the topic of a lecture by Steven Dornfeld the president-elect of the nation s largest organization of journalists Wednesday at noon m Room 109 EMU Dornfeld recently elected president of the 28.000-member Society of Professional Journalists Sigma Della Chi is a •'.'ashington correspondent for the Knight-Ridder Newspapers "Present and Future Prospects In Solar Energy" is the topic of lecture Wednesday by Prot David McDaniels of the University s physics department McDaniels speech sponsored by the University Solar Energy Center and the Willamette Valley Solar Energy Association will be presented at 12:30 p m in Room 101. EMU (adjacent to the campus post office) For more information call 86-3696 FORUMS What is a nuclear freeze? ts It enough? to H possible? These and other questions will be discussed at a Nuclear Freeze Forum presented by Students for a Nuclear Free Future tonight at 7 30 in the EMU Forum The movie 'War Without Winners' will also be shown Admission is tree WORK curuK "Domestic Partnership. The Legal Aspect, of Living ' ogether' is the topic of a workshop tor unmarried couples offered by the Whitebird Legal Services today at 7 p m at the Central Presbyterian Church. 15th Avenue and Ferry Street The workshop will be led by Sue Miller an attorney in the field of domestic relations There will be a question and answer period A S5 donation will be requested For more information contact Bill Lopez or Brian Michaels at 342-8255 between 1 and 6pm MISCELLANEOUS Otrf Scouts are now taking order, tor their cookie. The cookies will be delivered March 19. and sold through April 10 If a Girl Scout doesn't srnn »i un..r ~-n 485-5911 lo order This year seven varieties of cookies are offered including the very first Girl Scout cookie a vanilla shortbread baked in the shape ot the Girl Scout insignia the trefoil Also featured is the all-time favorite Chocolate Thin Mint cookie as well as Samoas a Girl Scout exclusive peanut butter Do-Si-Dos and Tagalongs. Van-chos and the new Chocolate Chunk a cookie made with real chocolate Campus Worship la regularly held on Tuesdays at 4 30 p m in the Wesley Center 1236 Kincaid St The worship is sponsored by the Wesley Foundation which is the United Methodist Campus Ministry and is part of the Campus Interfaith ministry Everyone is welcome Create a logo for a Whitewater rafting company. Sierra Whitewater Expeditions The winner of the contest will win a two-day raft trip on his her choice of 14 rivers Contest ends March 30 and will be judged March 31 st at the Eugene F>ublic Library Send original logos to Sierra Whitewater Expeditions PO Box 1330. Springfield OR 97477 Logos must be between 3 inches by 5 inches and DOONESBURY KVKET IF TfCnVTHSU^ "ML nxiLKWOre i£FTX> RUNTHE imp Kt/RB OFF or C0U£6£ A*> *Ut 10M&BKJ»eF.CHE, MiHMf.PUftPLBFK’SrmS BLOOM COUNTY _fry Berke Breathed _ RIGHT CUVUMC 0WY...5O1HE 50* OIMPf&Z mcuHb weSHfflvrrw* 5TDNE5 mi G BIG SOU Of GET HERE 3M* 8flBE5" fnmi... fVT INTH&R WTE. 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Lange Phantom II Comps size 10, $50 Scott Superlights w/size 10 liner, large shell $50 Both pairs in good condition Call Jim at -4' 8069 2-26 195 cm. FISCHER step cross country skis with bindings Almost new $75 Evenings 484-7018 2 24 SKI BUS Hoodoo 6 Willamette Pass $7.50 round trip Iron Horse Stage Lines ?4?-9564 2 2? Bicycles UNIVEGA 10-SPEED, ? months old $180 or otter Toni, 68?-5086 Fender 8. lock included ___2-26 Complete Bicycle Overhauls - $22 includes bearing repack wheel truemg, brake and gear adjustment FREEWHEELING BICYCLE REPAIR 6?1 East 14th Ave 68?-5204 ?08 2-26 BUY-SELL-TRADE Reconditioned Bikes used parts SECOND NATURE BICYCLES 1712 Will.men. 343-5362 WE BUY USED BIKES Cars/Cycles GOVERNMENT SURPLUS CARS AND TRUCKS now available through local sales under S?00 Call 1-714 569-0241 lor your directory on how to purchase Open 24 hours _ 2-26 Auto Repair VW OWNERS: Supporl academia and save money by having me a graduate student and a mechanic with eight years of professional experience, fix your VW's I guarantee all my work and ofler campus pickup and delivery Call Dennis Todd. 344-7B06. 785 U SAAB and VOLVO maintenance and repair M • B SWIFT SHOP 2529 WILLAMETTE 484-9333 ---56?5:tln TIRED OF IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR? Why not let a professional factory trained and certified mechanic give your little care the "personal touch" m the privacy of his own home workshop? single parent responsibilities tor two small children have forced me to quit my lucrative dealership |ob to bring you real savings on quality work for Volkswagen and Alfa Romeo vehicles Jerry Berger 344-4806. 949 tin Help Wanted YOU CAN EARN GOOD %%% selling Avon For more information, call 746*6422 456 tfn Tuesday, February 23,1982
