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^J^ASUO STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE just $224«00 Covers you through September 21, 1986 or by the term only *75*00 Also available... y* Dependent Coverage ✓ Catastrophic Benefits Ask about the Dentiplan Program For details call 686-3724 from noon to 4, Mon. - Fri. ASUO Office - Suite 4 EMU OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FALL AND HOLIDAY FASHIONS IS SALE PRICED! EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, INCLUDING- DESIGNER SPORTSWEAR • SPORTSWEAR • DRESSES COATS • LINGERIE • ACCESSORIES EXCLUDING FURS wn\N TAKE AN Additional 30°Ad Piano Flwto by Kama Stall wood Oregon ’s Dan Martin finds himself on top. in his match at W7 pounds, and his Duck teammates also found themselves on top when all was said and done, as they Ixmt up the San lose State Sfwr tans 36-7 Wednesday night in McArthur Court. Duck grapplers down Spartans By Tony Ahem Of tk* Emerald The Oregon wrestlers over powered a young San lose Stale squad Wednesday night 36-7 af McArthur Court. The Spartans were the first of four teams in three days that the Ducks will face'at home. Fresno State invades tomorrovy. night, and Oregon State and Chico Statu are on tap for a double dual meet Friday." . The i lucks had experience on their side of the mat for a .change against SJSIJ. a team with a firsPyear.’coach and four freshman wrestlers. ' . Robert Pelayo started things, on.a-solid "note by keeping his. dual meet record unstained at' •4.-0. F’elayo. a.sophomore, edg ed Arnold Khanbian/Sj-l. at 118 pounds. . , • ' ' • James. rfawthotne- ".whipped Andrew Flores af-126 with'a-.9-3' _ victory. - The w i n .moved . Hawthorne's record-to 3-8;" Glenn Jarrettcamebeck after missing thelast two meets with a knee injury to provide a wrestling 'technique lesson to SJSU’s freshman Greg Eissner, winning 16-3. “It’ll great having Glenh back.” said Coach Ron finiey.-. . “Tim* Ige filled in very ad- ■ mi'rahly . but Glenn is a big plus. He alvyays wrestles the. good wrestlers tough.” , ' •' • The Spartans got their only team points at °142 where Ken Brison topped lianny White'. 19-5, for a superior" decision.; Brison. one qf SJSU’s few bright spots on their roster with a 6-1 record,caught White when the freshman was suffering from stomach cramps." . • “Danny's been sick for tf cou ple of days now. I reaily don't know if he’ll be able to compete the rest of the week.” Finley said. ■ Oregon's standout freshman, George Johnston, had a tough time in edging Dave Love, but outlasted the junior. 5-3, at 150 pounds. Oregon’s Vince Hochanadel evened his record at 7-7 by shut ting out Spartan Shane Buam at 158. 9-0. The night's • most exciting ■ mutch hud to be at 167 where.- . Oregon's Dan Martin” tied . SJSU'i Jack Norton. 7-7. Martin stormed back to score "five • o points in the final minute of the •' ° lust period to even the score, and.to shock Norton.. Martin, a. • - junior. from Milwaukie. finds - his record at a respectable 5-2-1. The fixture at 177 for the;- .: ■ Ducks is Mike Harter : The senior .from New Orleans has. ■ . proven • he's one of the top .. . wrestlers on the West Coast this season. ■ • . • -o - - After claiming last week's* • . Doc.Peterson Tournament "title-• ' in his weight class. Harter came ’ ,. ' Into the Spartan match with un impressive 19-5*1 recqtd. He • ./ added one more win .by. .domiiuiting a green freshman, .. Scott Henson. 19-3. . • • • " After, giving up a default at - .190. the Spartans' last hope to ’ lessen the blowout came at the _ heavyweight level. Oregon's’. James. Terry, a senior from Ked- i , •mdnd. had other ideas. He join-. . ed Oregon'.s party by claiming a . . 12-3 win over Dirk Manoukinn.- . . •- - San Jose State is obviously .a . program In the state. of rebuilding. First-year coach Danny Kida. besides wrestling four freshmen, also starts six ; . . wrestlers that have yet to win a . »v match. “It’s a good tune-up for what ■ we have ahead in the near. • future.” Finley said. The FSII Bulldogs will enter . . McArthur Court rated 14th na tionally. The perennially-strong OSU Beavers are ranked 19th In the country. "If we're fortunate enough to beat these two teams, we should find ourselves in the top twen ty." Finley said, t - r The Book Fair Since 1966 Save on USED TEXTS Art Reproductions Helpful Staff 1409 Oak St./Eugena/343-3033 RESUMES Give your resume a professional look Dy having it lypesel at the Oregon Daily Emerald Graphic Services Department 300 EMU Thursday, January fl, 1986