Oregon daily emerald., January 13, 1986, Page 11, Image 11

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; Beavers do Ducks no favors
By Robert Collies
(M I Hr Kmoraid
The frustration of losing to tui
arch rival is hard to describe,
but Oregon guard Kick Osborn
seemed to do a pretty good job
of it after Oregon's 15th straight
loss, this one by the count of
83-50, to the Oregon State
university Heavers on Saturday
night in McArthur Court. '
i- . . yi'm sick of losing to”Oregon
■- . State.”. Ositdjrn said. '-.‘I.'m sick
■* . "of everyone just assuming we'1 re
going to lose to the Beavers, but
• ° ’ we can't say anything until we
;• beat!'them/*' I ' .
• .The loss drops “the Ducks to
/ ° 5W overall .and. 0*3 in the
• •. I’at 10, while-the leavers im
• • prove'tit 1-4 amlo3-0.
' " . * Ihe Ducks'certainly gave it a
valiant effqrt Saturday as they'
; • ifsed the muscle of Jerry Adams
and the outside shooting of
, Nenny Sprague to <;ontrol the.
■ ! J » early going .and a eventually
*’• . • butl<j.a:33*30 halftime Inad •
.. * ' .- /• “We. played-. a .solid fir&t-.
. half.'Oregon coach “Don. Mon- °
Hiitisaid “Jerry Adams; plaved a ;
'! " *yery Sthing'first 20.minutnS'." •
' • *. • Adams- led /the way for
• Oregon, in the.fir^t stanza as he
had-11i .points and perhaps mhrti
\ importantly, he held the
„ Heavers' lose Ortiz' to just six
. ° ■ .first half points'. Ortizcame into'
the game av'eragihg -17-.H-points'
per.game. and;Adams definitely .
hud the befter.of the liattie in the
3flr*t- half . Adams, strong board
. v • play also helped the thicks to ah '
amazing -1.7-5. rebounding ad
vantage in thelirst half
Unfortunately.for the Ducks.*
the second half wins” not more of.
■ the-same. ° "v*.
After trading baskets loopeti
the second half, the . thicks
opened their.biggest lead of the
night” on an Osborn drive tci the
htmp and Keith Balderstim's
thnje-point play with 3 5:30 left
to make tlur score 40-32.. ’ .*
THe Heavers, who had only •
lour turnovers the entire game,
kept their composure, and from
there'.things, got steadily worse
■ *■ for the Ducks..
Oregon” Stale vVent on a 1,0-3"
spurt to climh to within 43r42
with 11:40 left in tpe contest
Then the chick finally struck
midnight for the upset-minded
Webfoots as Kenny Sprague,
who had 13 points and seven re
b o u n d s. t r a ve I e d u n d e r
pressure from the Heavers press,
and in the process fell to the
ground and limped off the
court. Sprague would not return
for the rest ot the game as the
Ducks clung to their one-point
lead
"loosing Kenny really hurt/'
Munson said “He was having
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his best game of the year."
OSU promptly took the lead
on a Darryl Flowers jumper
with 11:15 remaining.
The two teams traded baskets
and Oregon did regain the lead
briefly on Osborn's driving
layup at 7:14 to put the Ducks
Op 4(1-48. . ■
Oi^iz. who had 12 points in
the second half toleadall
scorers with 18 for the game,
promptly gave the lead back to
the ‘'Beavers, with .two . ffee°
throws.
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With the lead. OSU went to
its inside game of Ortiz and
Steve Woodside. who combined
for 10 of the Heavers’ last 13
points down the stretch.
Adams, the Ducks lone senior
who has been on the losing side
in this contest 10 times now.
summed up his feelings on the
subject. . . ",
“It was kind of nice to be
home,'.’ Adams said. “Hut all
that seems lost when we lose to*
the Beavers.." ■ *. ' ■
. • • . • ' 3 0 . *4®o . ■ .v. • '• ° 1 PHulo by K»m Marlin
ferry .‘Adams °(34) snares a rebound away front OSU's °Steve
Woodside (00) while" lose Ortiz looks on. The Heavers won
Saturday niyht in McArthur Court 63-56.
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