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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1982)
Men Continued from Paga BA Forwards Jerome Williams and John Greig have handled most of the rebounding chores for the Ducks. While 7-foot freshman center Blair Rasmussen has continued to improve on both ends of the court to establish a 5.1 rebounding average, Williams (a junior) and Greig (a senior) have led the team, averaging 7 8 and and 7.1 rebounds, respectively As a team, Oregon holds a 38.7 to 34 1 rebounding average over its op ponents The duo also leads the team in scoring Greig leads the Ducks with a 15.9 scoring average, while Williams is second with 13 3 points per game The Trojans began the season with high hopes that have withered somewhat, even though their 16-7 record is already better than the 14-13 mark they established last season For the Bruins, however its been a downright odd season UCLA was figured by everyone to replace Oregon State atop the Pac-10 standings, but an 0-3 start in the conference race left the Beavers again as the conference favorites Since that horrendous start, the Bruins have reeled off 11 straight conference victories to take second place, two games behind the Beavers, who they play tonight in Corvallis They have so many all-Americans on the team that they need their own basketballs," Williams says of the Bruins "It took a long time for them to mesh, but since those first three league games they've been playing really well." The Bruins are led by 6-7 sophomore forward Kenny Fields, who averaqes close to 16 points per game, and 6-6 senior forward Mike Sanders, who is considered one of the top forwards in the nation. USC is boosted by the play of all-American candidate Dwight Anderson. The 6-3 guard has been averaging close to 20 points per game despite aggravating injuries that have kept him from being at full strength. Even without those players, neither team would be a pushover for the Ducks, who have not had an easy time with teams they were supposed to beat. For Haney however, the past is the past, and the final four games of the season are very important to the team ’The end of the season is always important. To end with the taste of success on your lips is ideal,” he says "Its good to win throughout the season, but if you aren’t going to do that, you’re better off winning late than winning early and losing later in the season.” DUCK NOTES — Junior guard Paul Bain, the team’s long shooting specialist, is within range of sophomore forward David Brantley’s school record for field goal percentage, .592 (61 of 103 last year) Bain has made a team-leading percen tage of 571 (56 of 98) Greig and Williams lead the Ducks in another category — Greig has fouled out six times and Williams five to make up more than half of the number of times a Duck has fouled out of a game this year The Ducks continue to lead the league in scoring and in points given up Oregon is averaging 75 4 points per game, but is giving up 80 3 points per game MEETINGS One Way Ministries Bible study and Christian fellowship meets tonight at 8 at the House ol His Presence 1057 Patlerson St across from the University Inn All are invit ed Pastor Dan Johnson will lead the study The International Christian Fellowship will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Way Inn 1332 Kincaid St . tor Bible study led by Dr Long The University Student Intramural Coun cil will hold its weekly meeting today at 3 30 p m in the Intramural office Gerlinger Hall For turther information or Questions call Chairman Page Mesher at 686-5293 or 485-9309 The Lutheran students on campus will have a soup-supper meeting Sunday from 6-7 30 p m at Grace Lutheran Church 710 E 17th Ave SPEAKERS "Women In Today's Military is the topic ot a lecture by Prof Charles Moskos. North western University, today at 3 45 p m in Room 203 Chapman Hall "Peacemaking In Europe" is the topic ot a lecture Sunday by Terry Provance National Disarmament coordinator for the American Friends Service Committee Provance who will lecture at 4 45 p m at the First Con gregational Church. 1050 E 23rd Ave will be the keynote speaker at the final session of the Interchurch Mission Seminars "LHUm Grow WM is the topic of a lecture today by R William Burnett Region Church Educational System Coordinator, at 12 30 p m at the LDS Institute of Religion. 687 E 16th Ave A light lunch will be provided for a small lee Sponsored by the Latter-day Saints Student Association WORKSHOPS A day-long workshop Saturday promoting personal and professional development of DOONES8URY by Garry Trudeau BLOOM COUNTY 1 r r by Berke Breathed -11-1 ww * . s communication student* will be highlighted by a keynote speech by Betty Roberts. Oregon Supreme Court justice, at 3 30 p m in Allen Hall The workshop, scheduled from 10 am to 4 30 p m . will cover topics in advertising public relations, print, and broadcasting during morning sessions Afternoon sessions will focus on stress, time management, coping with two-career families planning a career in journalism and internship information For more informa tion, call Karen Adams at 484-9725 or Kim Chin at 683-4680 "Hypnosis For Women" the title of a workshop presented Tuesday by the Hard Times Women s Health Network The work shop will be held from 7-9:30 p m at the Wellness Project. 358 W 10th Ave Learn self hypnosis visualization and relaxation gulls Lean about hypnosis as its used in chronic illness helping with substance abuse and as a tool to help alleviate stress Suggested donation of $1-S3 goes toward helping future women s programs Child care provided For more information and child care call 345-2022 MtSCELLANEOUS Whs stile Id Is playing a benefit concert lor Graonpoaca at BJ Kelly's Sunday beginning at 8 p m Everyone 21 and over is invited to attend For more information call Green peace at 687-8121 Lanten Worship today at 12 30 p m at the Koinonia Center Chapel. 1414 Kincaid St Sponsored by Episcopal Campus Ministry Everyone is welcome to attend The Episcopal Campus Ministry holds regular communion services on Sundays at 4 p m at the Koinonia Center Chapel. 1414 Kincaid St A.u are welcome The Gay Peoples Alliance announces "Bring a Straight Friend" night at the Back door Coffeehouse. 1414 Kincaid St Satur day from 7 p m -midnight All lesbians gay men and bi s are invited to bring a straight“ friend, mother, father, sister, brother, etc For more information stop by Suite 318, EMU. or call the Gay Peoples Alliance at 686-3360 Tough weekend’ ahead for women hoopsters Things won't come too easy to the Oregon women's basketball team this weekend. Saturday night at McArthur Court, the women will face the Korean National squad in an international contest. Sunday afternoon, the women will play host to Bellco Electric, an AAU team from the Seattle-area. "This sure will be a tough weekend for us,” sighed Oregon coach Elwin Heiny. "Sometimes you need good hard games like this." Most everybody who follows Oregon women’s basketball remembers the last time the Ducks faced the Korean National club. That was back in 1978 when Oregon won a close, 68-67 victory. "That game really had a significant effect on our basketball program," Heiny said. Seven thousand people watched what many called “the most exciting game they have ever seen at McArthur Court, either women’s or a men’s game,” he said The Ducks, 19-4 on the year and ranked 10th in the nation, will have to be wary of the Koreans quickness and size, says Bev Smith, the Ducks' senior all-American. "They are very fast on the court and well-disciplined,” said Smith, who is averaging 18 8 points a game and pulling down 11.4 rebounds an outing. “They only do what they are capable of doing and they do it well.” Debbie Adams, former Oregon star and currently a coach at the University of Washington is spending her playing days playing for Bellco. Game time for the Korean game is 8 p.m. Saturday and 4 p m Sunday for Bellco. What can I do after graduation? The Peace Corps has some ideas. Come see what they are during Peace Corps week March 2 thru 5. You’ll have the opportunity to see films, listen to returning Peace Corps volunteers and find out exactly what the Peace Corps has to offer you, and what you have to offer the Peace Corps. Watch Monday’s Emerald for further de tails. Invest in your future by giving one to others... in the Peace Corps. 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