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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1982)
niQQll Brown, the human bulldozer who led the Ducks m rushing the last two years, was drafted in the fourth round of the National Football League college draft Tuesday by the Atlanta Falcons Brown, the 95th player chosen overall, and fullback Vince Wiliams, who was selected m the sixth round by the World Champion San Francisco 49ers were the only Oregon football players the pros drafted in the first six rounds The Oregon woman's tennis team upped its Northwest League record to 4-1 with a civil war victory over Oregon Sate Tuesday The Ducks skinned the Beavers 9-0 in straight sets for the first time in recent memory Oregon rode the fine pertomances by Lindsay Bartlett in No 1 singles and the team ot Bartlett and Susie Hunt in No 1 doubles Barttett scored a 6-2.6-2 victory and teamed with Hunt tor a 6-4. 6-3 triumph CMI War softball is on tap for Wednesday afternoon when the Oregon women return to action at home against Oregon State m a double-header beginning at 2:30 p m on the diamond at the south end ot Hayward Field The Ducks return home with a record ot 5-2-1 after blasting Southern Oregon State College 19-4 and 8-0 in Ashland Monday Oregon Stale took a record ot 13-10 into a twmbill with Western Oregon Tuesday With Vickie Hogan and Karen Vipond batting over 400 and Katie Hickie. Deanna Ecketman and Marcy Sowa hitting over 300 the Ducks enter today s game with a team batting average over 300 tor the first time m several years Third baseman Tami Cayton leads an incon sistent Beaver attack nto Eugene for OSU's only visit ot the season Outfielders Sandy Pearsall and Mary Renneke are other hitters to watch according to OSU coach Ellen Margolis Oregon State when sports a 9-7 lead m the series between the two schools will go with Tnna Marvin (6-3) and Honda Haun (3-4) on the mound. Margoks sax) Duck coach Charles Sylvester will throw Stephanie Heeler (2-1) in the first game and either Sowa (2-0) or Janet Wright (1 -1) m the second Sowa and Wight each picked up wins at SOSC Sowa pitched the opener and freshman Wnght earned her first victory as a Duck with a one-hit shutout in Monday s second game Hogan and Ecketman played strong games at the plate and in the field Sylvester said emerald sports Bartletts: pair of tennis aces By Mark Evans OTMtCMMH The anger was apparent, but as he began to throw his racket to the ground Stewart Barttett took control of his temper and instead picked up the netted tennis ball On the court behind him, his sister Lindsay missed a similar shot But she displayed no grimace, no sign of displeasure, and she has never pounded her racket into the red asphalt Different in temperament, maybe. But as the top members on their respective Oregon tennis teams, the Bartletts compose one of the best sibling acts around Reared in the tennis hotbed of Woodside, Calif., both Stewart, who is in his fourth year on the net team, and Lindsay, who is in her second campaign, started swinging around the tender age of seven "I had a hot temper when I was a tyke.” said Stewart of a problem that plagues many tennis players “I'd act like the guys that were beating me. who all seemed to be very emotional," he added But the Duck captain says those explosive early days are over He's put a lid on his emotions as best he can, and its paid off. "It has obviously helped my game,” he says Meanwhile. Lindsay, whom Stewart calls the "Ice Lady”, is a cool and calm player who uses this mental edge to frustrate many a foe "It does seem to boggle my opponents when I'm way down in a match and yet appear so calm,” Lindsay said "I've won quite a few matches by simply remaining cool,’ added the sophomore, who in her first year dropped just three matches out of more than 20 at the top spot As a youngster Lindsay had the same icy innards As Stewart recalls. "Even at a young age she was cool Her opponents would blow up and she would come off the court not even sweating ” And with the help of coach Buzz Summers and the example set by his younger sister, the top men's player says he has been able to change his attitude completely For Stewart, who is also an accomplished soccer player, it has taken a steady effort to land the top spot. "When I came here I wasn’t sure I could make the team," he mused. "But I've kept up with it and raised the level of my game significantly ' Photo by Bob Baton Stewart and Lindsay Bartlett represent perhaps one of the finest brother-sister tandems around the tennis circuit. With Lindsay, who is one ot the best female tennis players ever to compete for the Ducks, the challenge has been thrust on the rest of the Northwest Having been one of the top-10 ranked junior players in northen California as an incoming freshman she moved in as the Ducks' top player from day one “I haven't been that surprised at my success," the female netter explained "And I know I've enjoyed it more here than I would of at a school in California The whole tennis atmosphere up here is more friendly and loose than down south,” she added THIS RIM NEWS IS FOR YOU uo RECREATION & INTRAMURALS FOR ALL THAT YOU DO Intramurals Division Golf M-W COMING EVENTS Minimum tt Entry Players Deadline Starting Date Date of Event Wed, May 5 5 pm May 8 All Campus Championships Wallybal! M-W-C 2-4 Golf League M-W-C 2 Tennis Mixed Doubles C 2 Frisbee Golf Tournament M-W-C 2 Mon, May 3. 5 pm Tbu, Apr 24, 5 pm Fri, May 14, 5 pm Mon, May 17, 5 pm May 4 May 4 & 6 May 15 May 18 Event RESULTS 1st 2nd Squash (men) (women) Volleyball Doubles (men) (mixed) Track (team) _Event _ Predict Mile 4 x 100 Meter Reiay (men) (women) 800 Meter 110 Meter Hurdles ' men' (women) 4x110 Meter Shuttle Held, (coed) 400 Meter Run (men' (women) 100 Meter (men (women) 1500 Meter Run (men) (women) 4x 400 Meter Relay < men > (coed) 5000 Meter (men (women) High Jump Long Jump Shot Put J Mangat M Hyne So What! G Roach/E Gillis Slow Pokes Track Meet Individual _1*1_ D Schwartz K Kelsey Simon's Pieman Sigma Chi 2nd Greg Strougtiton Theta Chi Schaffer Mark Stanbrough Kerry Porter Yvonne Gemwell Sc hatter Neil Moore Yvonne Gemwell Wynn Gmtoski Yvonne Gemwell Kelly Bnfcr Sue Grigsby Slow Pokes Schatter l Sieve Stuart SueGngsby Jay Brown Jeff Kingsbury Scott Pillman 6:12/6:1604 45 41 63 93 1 58 10 14 87 20 1 1523 5231 1 1657 12 2 15 38 4:11 48 tie 4 54 3 41 95 4 32 7 15,27 2 18 37 2 6 19'4V«" 46 107i tie Marc Zadra Slow Pokes Carson Connection Kelly Bntz Joel Dunning Kathi Rinks Carson John Cooney Michell Matasu Blake Singer Kim Denefl Neil Moore Alice Mura Last Chance Schaffer II Robert Arkes Sieve Tyner Ken Greengard Robin Krummel 5:50/5 56 06 47 30 65 80 1 58 71 15:25 23 17 1 17 50 54 57 1 17 124 16 36 4 11 48 5 11 3 45 0 4 44 6 16 15 5 10 18’ 7V." 46 107»" New - Best Ball Golf League - Here's how to beat the system in golf! Play in this league on four Tuesdays in May (4, 11, 18, 25) Matches will be played at Laurelwood Golf Course beginning at 3:30 p.m Best Ball means that both partners play the hole and then the team takes the lowest score shot For example on hole # 3, player A scores 6 and teammate, player B, scores 4 The team score recorded for that hole is 4 A team consists of two players, 2 men, 2 women, or 1 man and 1 woman The green fees per player is $3 75 for 9 holes Entries and details available in RIM office Intramural Golf Tournament - Play in the annual 18 hole tournament scheduled for Saturday, May 8 at Laurelwood Golf Course The tournament is open to teams and individuals The green fees per person for 18 holes is $6.50 Last year's team winner was Sigma Chi, Phi Kappa Alpha placed second Budweiser presents this page as a service to students Interested in recreation and Intramurals. 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