Ducks beat Huskies
.. .on volleyball court
By Brent Paz
Ol tbt* Emerald
Oregon's vollevball team swept
three games on the road last
weekend, beating non-league toe
Idaho lhursda\ and lontereme
rivals Washington and
Washington State Fridax and
saturdax.
I he three w ins upped ( Jregon's
record to f-2 m the Norl’ai t on
tercmc and kept its aspirations
alive lor a spot m the lontereme
tournament in November.
The Durks. 18-1J! overall, have
won eight ot their last 12 matt lies;
two ol those losses (Pat ilu and
Oregon State) were against teams
ranked in the top JO.
Oregon's biggest win ol the
weekend was against
Washington. The Dm ks nipped
the Huskies IV 10. IT-1 V 8 -IV 0 IV
and 10-1-4 to avenge an earlier loss
in I ugene.
Oregon owed its lome-from
behind victory to the ettorts ol
Sue Harbour and Cynthia
Shepherd. Harbour paced the
Ducks with 20 kills and Shepherd
added 22.
With the win tame a loss — set
ter Lisa Ciemttva sintered a
hamstring pull in the set out!
game and did not plav the rest of
the match. The extent ol her in
line is unknown. In her plate.
Harbour. ( athx Hill and Heidi
I akin took turns at setter.
While Ciempva was m, Oregon
pulled out to a two-game advan
tage; without her, they lost the
next two games ot the mate h and
tell behind M) in the tinal game.
However, the Dili ks roared hat k
trom the delit it on 15 kills to w in
10- 14.
"They (Harbour, Hill and I akin)
did a good |ob," said the injured
(iemova. "It |ust took two games
tor them to get the hang ot it."
Washington State, loser ot IB in
a row, was no problem lor the
l)uiks on Fridav. Oregon swept
WSU in three straight games —
15-b, IS-11. 15-11.
For All-Ameriian candidate Har
hour, the game was a hornet tim
ing attair. I he Pullman! Wash.,
native t onnet ti'tl tin 11 kills to ex
tend the l ougars' winless streak,
(akin adtIt'd nine kills tor the
netters.
Idaho plait'd suprisingh well
against the Dm ks Ihursdav. tak
mg tilt' matt h to live games
heiore Oregon prevailed 1 S-t),
11- 15, (>-f"), 15-1, 15-11. Harbour,
hTill anil Shepherd t ombined tor
57 kills to spark the Dm ks.
Oregon t oat h Chris Voel/ was
imprt'ssetl In Idaho's detense in
the ntin-tonlerente tilt at
Most ow. Idaho.
It was a great delensive matt h
throughout," said Voel/. "Idaho
played extremely well. They're
tint' ot thi' better delensive teams
we’ve seen all vear."
Oregon returns to Mi Arthur
l ourt lor league matt lies against
Universit\ ot San I rant ist o I rtduv
and Santa Clara Saturday. Both
games will start at 7:10 p in.
49er rally upends Rams
From Assoc taled Press reports
|or Montan.) threw lor two
touihdowns and Dwaine Hoard
ret own'd a tumble tor a si on*, all
in the lourtli (|tiarter. as tin* San
Irani ism 4‘H*rs overt aim* a live
ID-pass perlormante by Vinte
Ferragama of Los Angeles for a
4s-IS vit tory over the Rams Sun
das in 11 is Angeles.
Ihe 4‘teiV rails gave them a <>-2
lei ord and a one-game lead in the
Nil West over Ihe Rams and the
Ness Orleans Saints.
With the Rams leading 55-24,
Golfers get sixth
at Stanford
Oregon's golt team finished
sixth ssith a "id-hole team store ot
1127 at the 14-team Stanford Fall
Inlert ollegiate tournament Friday
and Saturday in Palo Alto. Calif.
Unisersits ot Southern Califor
nia sson the tourney ssitli an I l()‘f
mark.
Senior Brian Castonguay topped
the Dut ks w ith a 221 store,
finishing six strokes behind USCs
Sam Randolph, svho won with a
2 I ">.
Oregon's next tournament, the
Southwestern Inlert ollegiate, is
Nov. (i-H at Thousand Oaks, Calil.
Montana passed lor a tout hdown,
then Board strippt-ti the hall from
lorragamo and retovorod it tor
sail Irani isui's go-ahead II). Bill
King stored an insurant e
tout hdown lor San I rant ist o on a
4-vard run. NFL rushing leader Frit
Diikerson of the Rams t arried
times lor 14-4 yards to boost his
\ardage lor the season to
In other games Sunday, the I’itt
sburgli steelers heltl oil the Seat
tle Seahawks 27-21; and the Kan
sas City Chiefs edged the Houston
Oilers 13-10 in overtime.
The winner
C ilt> nn Ci ret* ill eat, a
sophomore p re-business
major, is the winner ol
Ihursday's / mt'r.tlil sports
trivia quiz lontesi. He will
pfi eive a S I0 gin t ordinate
trom Nike I ugono.
Iht1 answers: Oregon
leads football series; Bob
Newland is top single
season ret eiver; volleyball
eighth m Norl’at in ll)B2;
women's i ross i ountrv
took third in l‘)82 N( AA;
men have won tour NCAA
cross country titles.
Look tor our next quiz
tontest this Thursday.
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