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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)
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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
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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
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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)
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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.
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