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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1983)
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Order now and specify any delivery day. *100 off ^ on Valentine orders with this j ad on Feb. 7th jjw only , {mm Hm Urn _ THE UNIVERSITY FLORIST — #101. 13th alPatt«r»on>Ph. 4#S-3899 Fountain Court Cafe | Luncheon Specials Served Daily 1 1a.m. to 2p.m. I All Specials $1.75 Monday Breaded Pork cutlet with brown gravy Swedish meatballs over egg noodles Buttered mashed potatoes Seasoned Mexi corn Buttered broccoli Dinner Rolls T uesday Scalloped tuna with peas (turnovers) Beef stew Franconia potatoes Rice Pilaf Creole green beans Fried cabbage Dinner Rolls Thursday Hot Roast Beef Sandwich with brown beef gravy Italian Veal steaks Buttered Mashed Potatoes Steamed Rice Seasoned Mixed Vegetables Spinach with bacon Dinner Rolls Wednesday BBQ Chicken Salisbury Steak Fried natural-cut potatoes Steamed Rice Cauliflower au gratin Green peas and carrots French Rolls Friday Seafood Platter with scaiiops, oysters and tish German sausage with sauerkraut Au gratin poatoes Green Rice Broccoli Polonaise Oregon Bean Medley Hard Rolls Mexican Food Bar Burrito Supreme/Fried Burrito Taco & Enchiladas Spanish Rice & Refried Beans Salad Bar By the ounce 15‘ Chef s Choice Soup Bar Soup Bar Two special soups and Chili served daily Grapplers swamped, losing two The Oregon wrestlers grab bed the early lead against Southern Oregon Saturday night In Ashland but the Ducks couldn’t maintain it the rest of the way dropping a 25-12 dual meet to the Red Raiders. Oregon's 118-pounder Mike Erb started things off with a 5-2 win over SOSC’s Hal Fabrycki and 126-pound Duck Miles Hancock added a 4-3 win over Mike Nelson to stake Oregon, now 6-9 on the season, to a 6-0 team advan tage after two bouts. But after that, it was all downhill for Oregon. Southern Oregon won the ensuing two matches at 134 and 142 pounds before Oregon's Jim Hildebrand beat Doug Byers 11-9 at 150 pounds. But the Red Raiders captured matches from 158-190 pounds to put the wraps on the victory. Oregon heavyweight Dan Cook was the other Duck winner. Friday night at McArthur Court, the Ducks had the op portunity to even their dual meet record on the season, but instead, Oregon fell 30-11 to Brigham Young. The two Oregon winners were 126-pound Miles Han cock, who pinned Jess Christen in 2:26 and 150-pound Jim Hildebrand who bested Randy Smuin 8-5. The other Oregon points were recorded by 190-pound Brett Hamilton as he drew with John Oison 3-HOUR PHOTO FINISHING Films In before 10 a.m. Ready by 1 p.m. No Limit • Develop & Print C-41 only C QQ 12 Exposure v I ** 24 Exp....s3.77 36 Exp....s5.29 coupon musJ accompany order OREGON PHOTO LAB 1231 Alder “On Campus” I I Sports Turnovers devastate Ducks By Steve Turcotte Of ttw Emerald Corvallis — The Oregon Ducks just don’t have much luck at Gill Coliseum. The last two years the Ducks ventured here and were blitzed by scores of 94-52 and 82-55 by the Oregon State Beavers. Saturday night the score was closer but the result was the same — Oregon State beat the Ducks 63-46 in a Pac-10 basketball game. “I think playing here may have gotten to some of the players,” said the Ducks' captain David Brantley, who scored 10 points on the night. “It’s a really loud place to play." “This is the toughest place for us to play in the league,” said Oregon coach Jim Haney, who suffered through his seventh straight loss to the Beavers. “There is no question that this is the toughest place for us.” But it wasn’t necessarily the Beaver’s hurt ing the Ducks — it was a case of the Ducks hur ting the Ducks. In the first half, the Ducks turned the ball over seven times in their first eight posses sions. And it was still remarkable that when Oregon’s 7-foot center Blair Rasmussen scored on a lay-in at the 12:46 mark, the Ducks still only trailed 8-6. But then the Beavers went to work. Charlie Sitton scored on a rebound, Darryl Flowers hit a pair of jumpers and before you knew it, Oregon State had assumed a 18-8 lead with 7:59 remain ing in the first half. The Ducks eventually pulled to 22-14 on a Brantley five-footer with 2:25 left. But what had cost the Ducks dearly in the first half were 14 turnovers. "We did what we wanted to defensively but the offense was the problem,” said Haney of the first half. “We just turned the ball over too many times. We just gave it up. "You can't beat a good team on the road and turn the ball over 14 times and expect to be in the game,” said Haney whose Ducks com mitted 31 turnovers last year at Gill Coliseum and 30 the year before. Haney was also quick to credit the Beaver defense, which forced the Ducks into 25 turn overs for the game. “They played better defense tonight," Haney added. “I thought we could play better than that, though. I thought they would defend us well but I also thought that we would play better defense on them.” “Their defense was a big factor and was twice as good as ours,” Brantley said. “We just Photo by Bob Baker Oregon State’s Charlie Sitton jammed the hoop just as he jammed the Ducks as the Beavers took a 63-46 win Saturday night. turned the ball over too many times.” The issue was settled quickly in the se cond half. Oregon State outscored Oregon 15-4 in the first seven minutes of the half to take a 37-18 lead and never looked back. Rasmussen, who has fouled out in five Pac-10 games this year, picked up three fouls in the first half and had to play tentatively the rest of the way which hurt the Oucks inside. With Rasmussen in foul trouble most of the night, Oregon State’s forwards Sitton and A.C. Green had free roam of the inside, scoring 17 and 10 points. “Blair’s three first-half fouls obviously created problems for us,” Haney said. The trademark for this year’s Duck squad had been one of a comeback label. But against a stifling Beaver defense and silly turnovers, the Ducks attempted comeback fizzled. “We did have our chances but we just didn’t take advantage of them,” said Haney. "We had a couple of good chances in the se cond half to cut the lead and we couldn’t make a shot. You have to create your own chances and we didn’t."
