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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1984)
mmm. u Intramurals RIM deadlines: • Men’s and Women’s Racquetball Singles entry forms are due Nov. 30 and play begins Dec. 1. Football Tuesday, Nov. 12 Men’s n Sigma Chi II B d. Destiny's Last Chance, (Semi-Final) Tuesday, Nov. 13 Men’s II Lame Ducks d. Sigma Chi II B, 13-12 (Final) Volleyball Monday, Nov. 12 Men's I Phi Psi A d. SAE, 2-0 Hoovers d. Offenders, 2-0 Men’s II Maximum Entropy d. SAE II, 2-0 Phi Psi B d. Caswell, 2-0 Cloudwalkers d. Zoo, 2-0 SAE II d. Sigma Chi II 2-0 Phi Delta Theta II d. Caswell, 2-1 Women Jinx II d. Bandits. 2-1 SFEG Wingeles d. Ham 'n Beans, 2-0 Ganoe Girls d. Tri Delts, (Forfeit) I - . Coed 1 Mixed Bunch d. Par*y Animals. 2-0 (Final) Coed II Potpourri d. Rag Tag, 2-1 Poi Pounders 11 d. Poi Pounders I, 2-1 Wednesday, Nov. 14 Men's I International Hit Men d. Phi Delta Theta I, 2-0 Phi Psi A d. Sigma Chi, 2-0 Women Mixed Bunch d. SFEG Wingeles, (Forfeit) Ham 'n Beans d. Chi Omega, (Forfeit) Coed II Potpourri d. Poi Pounders II, 2-0 (Final) Indoor Soccer Tuesday, Nov. 13 Recreation Division Goal Miners d. Fiji, (Forfeit) Donuts d. Take I Independent, 3-1 World Peace d. Thornton, 5-2 Puki d. Henderson’s Goldfeins Thursday, Nov. 15 Open Division SAE v. Local Motion, 1-1 (Tie) Spurs d. Dunn, 3-1 F64XN d. Repo Men, 7-2 Strikers d. Zoo, 2-0 .— 3x3 Basketball Monday, Nov. 12 Men's Dangling Modifiers d. Fijis, 32-26 Herbie & the Pacemakers d. Animals, 36-32 Frozen Embryos d. SAE, (Forfeit) Betas d. 3-Wheels, (Forfeit) Sky Walker d. Beta Destroyers. 22-21 Hackers d. Lambda Chi Alpha. 19-17 Splatters d. Burgess Blazers, 19-18 Vanilla Thunder d. Big Juans, 62-38 Fast Break I d. Terminators, (Forfeit) Has Beens d. Touch of Class, 40-34 Holy Trojans d. Burgess Biickaneers, 23-19 Nerds d. Phi Delta Theta, 17"-14 Crew d. Arch Attacks, 44-14 Blues d. The Frogs, 23-9 Beta Puebes d. SAE, (Forfeit) Above the Rim d. Chi Psi, 26-19 Enigma Nus v. All Night Long, (Double Forfeit) Beta Eliminators d. Slammin’ Madmen. 15-11 ■■Mwnrai Women’s Hoopsters d. Team Beach, 26-18 Flaming Hoops d. Scooby Doos, (20-10) Wednesday, Nov. 14 Men's Animals d. Big Juans, 28-16 Fijis d. Lambda Chi Alpha, 13-8 Beta Eliminators d. Holy Trojans, 44-28 Dangling Modifiers d. Guiana Rhythm Section, 33-11 Burgess Buckaneers d. Slammin’ Madmen, 22-11 Beta Destroyers d. Hackers, 23-20 Chi Psi d. Burgess Blazers, 16-12 Touch of Class d. The Crew, 42-30 Has Beens d. Splatters. 46-16 Betas d. Beta Puebes, 28-22 Frozen Embryos d. Above the Rim, 22-15 The Frogs d. Arch Attack, 19-16 Nerds d. Sky Walker, 20-17 Phi Delta Theta d. Blues. 17-13 Vanilla Thunder d. Herbie & the Pacemakers. 52-40 Women’s Hoopster’s v. Scooby Doos. (Double Forfeit) I THE BEST OE TJ^^uRAL ^ ^963 Actolph Coon Company Gotdrt Cototocto 80401 • 8ngww of Fine CfrjgHty Boon Sine# ifl 73. Bowling Won/Loss 1. Phi Psi 17-7 2. SAE 16-8 3. Fiji 15-9 4. Sigma Chi 12-8 5. Betas 14-10 6. Leisure Bowlers 13-11 7. Phi Delta 9-15 8. Theta Chi 6-18 Oregon defeats Portland State The Oregon volleyball team defeated the Portland State University Vikings in four games, 17-15, 13-15, 15-7 and 15-8 Tuesday night at McArthur Court. With the win, the Ducks broke the Vikings' 21-match win streak. The PSU match concluded the regular season for the Ducks. Oregon finished the season with a 26-11 record. The Ducks must w’ait for a call Sun day from the NCAA selection committe on a possible invita tion to the national playoff tournament. More awards Oregon linebacker Bob Hudetz won the Elmer Sahlstrom Award at the football banquet at the Valley River Inn Monday night. The award is given to the senior with the highest academic average for the past year. Hudetz also was an honorable mention selection to the All-Pac-10 team. Offensive lineman Steve Jen son won the Bob Officer award. This award is given to the player who has made major con tributions despite physical adversity. Three Ducks will be playing in postseason all-star games. Tight end Doug Herman will participate in the Japan Bowl, defenisive end Dale Doming was invited to the Senior Bowl and Wendell Cason will play in the Hula Bowl. EARN WHILE YOU SKI! Raise large chunks of U S. greenbacks for your group even yourself. Be our campus rep for group ski week trips to Whitefish, Montana s legendary Big Mountain Ski Resort One trip of 25 people and you'll earn at least S350 plus a free ski vacation Big Mountain Ski Resort 5 Days/5 Nights Lifts/Lodging from $29 per person per day (four per room) Big Mountain Ski Resort International Ski "Fun Factor" of 10! • More downhill skiing than Snowbird. Sundance, Solitude. Winter Park or Purgatory e More skiable terrain than Sun Valley. Aspen, Snowmass or Steamboat Springs • More night skiing than the entire state of Colorado • Twenty-five percent less expensive lift tickets than Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone or Snowmass For full information contact: Mark Guest, Director of College Programs Grants/Scholarships Big Mountain Ski Resort P.O. Box 1215 Whitefish, Montana 59937 (406)862-3511
