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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1982)
NCAA Basketball Analysis Ewing awes basketball futurists MEW ORLEANS (AP) — It was like watching a house bum to the ground, or slowing down to gawk at multicar accident on the highway. Patrick Ewing possesses an awesome, even fright ening. power that draws eyes to him His presence is demanding. It demands attention. With some 61,000 in attendance at the Louisiana Superdome — and another several million watching on national television - Ewing gave the performance of a lifetime last Monday night He gave millions a glimpse into the future - of what might be the next year, or the year after as he continues to learn his trade at George town University. in a losing effort in the national collegiate basketball championships, the 7-foot freshman who began life in Jamaica gave the basketball-watching public something to look forward to. Ewing had 23 points and 11 rebounds against North Carolina. He committed zero turnovers, blocked two shots legally against perhaps the best frontline in college, and he had three steals. He shot 10 of 15 from the floor, a percentage of 66.6 percent. In the first seven minutes of the game. Ewing was whistled for goaltending four times. He batted away one shot by North Carolina center Sam Perkins from at least two feet above the rim. “We tried to establish a consciousness of his pres ence under the basket,” Thompson, the Georgetown coach, said. The presence took little establishing, but what as tonished Tar Heels Coach Dean Smith was Ewing's offensive capabilities. "I was amazed at Pat Ewing,” Smith said. “He has not shot that well in tapes that I watched. Sam had a hand up on him, and he still made them. “Our team won’t be intimidated against anybody, but not only is Ewing a great shotblocker, he made some shots that showed he could play offense,” Smith said. “That’s the teaching of John.” et al. ■CETVKJ8 Tim Nanai Cluk wW hold • general meeting tonight at 7 30 In Room 101. EMU Topic* to ba covered wMI include Spring farm acttvitta* intramural*. dWtrtbufton of the tuau ticket* and ofhar luau buamea* Frank Whon. »* ba the topic of a lactura by executive director of toe National Com mmaa Agamet Repreaatve Legislation today at 7 30 p m in Via EMU Forum Wlaon'a praaantatton. aponao'ed by tba campua American Or# Libartiaa Union, will covar Admaaion a fraa For mora information. contact Stava Schneider Suite 4. EMU. 000-3724 “A OuanttaVv* Study at nsiml Trmmhihin KvoMtoti" it topic of a lecture by Dr L L CeveBi Storza, department of genetics. Stanford University School of Medicine, today at 4 p.m in Room 123, Science I Sponsored by the University biology, sociology and anthropology departments weapons is the topic of a presentation by the Rev Enrico Chiavacci (Italy) and Anne Grtnyer (Great Britain), two members of a major delegation of leaders of the European Peace Movement. Thursday at 12:30 p m. at the Emerald Baptist Church. 10th Avenue and Patterson Street They win also apeak Thursday evening at 7 at the Emerald Baptist Church A soup supper will be served at 6 p m (SI SO for adults. 75 cents lor children) Spon sored by Clergy and Laity Concerned A Way of Lite," a film about the Eck master*, will be shown Thursday at 7:30 p m In the Eugene Public Library, 100 W. 13th St. MISCELLANEOUS The Whtteaker Community Council la Insulating alaOrtc —tar haatars tone ot charge to resident* In ttio WMaafcar neighborhood. If you are interested in this program or have any questions please call Guy at 687-3556 In Eta EMU every Wednesday from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. A chance to meet the campus ministers and receive information about CIM Mnmr will be held on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at 2550 Portland St Coat la $2.50 for adults and tor children under 10 year, $1.50. All participants are requested to contribute food and/or work hours. Sponsored by Jewish Student Unton and HiHel at the University. For detail* and reservations call 484-1707 LeMan worship and Holy Eucharist service* will be held today at 4:30 p.m. at the Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid St. Bible study on Romans follows after the service. Everyone is welcome to attend Sponsored by Episcopal Campus Ministry. The Wedey Foundation otters intoned warship each Wednesday from 12:30-1 p.m. in the Chapel at 1236 Kincaid St Bring a sack lunch If you would like Everyone is welcome. 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Get your team entry NOW Entry deadline, Friday, April 2 at 5:00 pm There will be a $10.00 non-refundable entry fee for of ficiated leagues Teams will be limited so get your entry in NOW! -SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES Spring 1982 i« Sot«t>ali Tannw Track Swimming Golf Chan Volleyball Doubles Squash Doubles Volleyball Doubles Racquet ball Singles Ultimate Fnsbee (League) WaHyball Golf League (2 person best ball) Tennis Mixed Doubles Frisbee Golf Tournament Fnsbee Distance 4 Accuracy Fun Runs I 7:00 pm - M-W-C M-W-C M-W-C M-W M-W M-W M-W C M-W M-W-C M-W-C M-W-C c M-W-C M-W M-W 14 10 4 4 4 4 2 1 2 1 7 2-4 2 2 2 1 Fri . Apr 2. 5 pm Tues . Apr 6, 5 pm Wed . Apr 14,5 pm Thurs . Apr 22. 5 pm Wed . May 5, 5 pm Fri., Apr 9. 5 pm Wed . Apr 14, 5 pm Fri. Apr 16. 5 pm Fri.. Apr 23, 5 pm Mon , Apr 26. 5 pm Mon . May 3. 5 pm Thurs , April 29. 5 pm Fri., May 14. 5 pm Mon . May 17, 5 pm Thurs . May 20, 3.30 April 6 April 6 April 16 A 17 April 26 MayS April 12 April 15 April 19 April 24 April 28 May 4 May 4 May 15 May 18 May 20 April 22 May 13 *M-Men. W-Women„C-Coed —. —= — —i ■—■ 4J -2J Intramural Tennla — This spring as an addition to men's and women's leagues we are introducing a co-ed division. A co-ed match will consist of 1 men's singles, 1 women's singles and mixed doubles. This is run as a single elimination team event. Photo Exhibit in the Education Media Center of the Library. Drop by and enjoy some great action and portrait sport pho tographs. Plan ahead now to enter your favorite sport photo in the annual contest to be held next winter term. Squash Ladder — A ladder tournament has been set up for spring term. There will be an advanced and an intermediate lad der. Sign up now. For details check the board in the RIM office. Sport Photo Contest — The winners and honorable mention photographs will be on display through April 16 at the Jon Bruinier Gym Pass Validation — If you have not yet had your fee card stamped for spring term - DO IT NOW! After fees have been paid your card can be validated March 31 -April 6 at the 15th Street Esslinger entrance, or at 103 Gerlinger March 29-June 11
