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Sports_ Duck gymnasts sweep Washington four-way meets By Dean Connor ' • ()(III# Kmorald . ' ' • The Oregon* gymnastics team started }he second iialf of the season in styje as it swept. tvyo.cfour:way ' meets over the weekend in Washington, . .‘ •'' •' ' ;*; The Docks’, who were coming off°threemWts5n;'six r days going into.this weekend,*shoyy(ja;'hd'si'gh of*> . fatigOe as fhey recorded ono nf.i he biggest weekends in: the history of’Oregon gynmiist ics. “■ v:c/j'■' • • On Friday, the Ducks were.iri Pullma.h, Wash, and1; "scored 173-. 15 to'.outdistance . Stanford' University. . . (172.3f,'Washington State't)/»i.yersity p'41 vfj.a'nd-the 4 .ihiiyia/sity qf Cuibrnia^lM.^1,- •;, '• > Saturday', ^^on-..mbv'ed'’;over>^';Sppklam< and* . finished qfP the wiatkeh'd^sWiWtu-with^vic'tdrieV sfwer1 Kmerild Riff photo Cyndee Max wall and her Oregon teammates enjoyed six victories over the weekend as they im proved their season mcord to 14-7. Floor hockey meeting slated A clinic and orientation meeting fur anyone who may Im» interested in participating either in the upcoming floor li<M gey intramural league or the floor hockey open gvm nights will he held tonight in 352 (lerl i tiger Annex at 6:30. , The meeting will he used to go over floor hockey rules, orient people with the game and giye them a chance to play in a short scrimmage, says |av Walsh, one ol the organizers ot tin- floor hoc key league that will he started:fpr the first time at the University this spring. Walsh also says that, at the meeting, uu open gym time will lie established during which time the floor hockey equip* ment will he set up in 352 (ierl inger Annex for people to use. The gyms will be open for in formal, drop-in play, hut people will probably he organized into teams for playing. The recreation and intramural department recently purchased $112 worth of floor hpckey equipment including sticks and pucks to help get the league go ing. and they will he using nets borrowed from an elementary school. Walsh says ho hopes the in tramural league can get going next term, adding that he would like to get a lot of interest generated this term /• Spokane.V.(;onimunjty College. Eastern Washington dJiiivorsity and the. University, of Montana," ^ It was a :great Weekend for Oregon gyntnastics.’' said()regon coach Ed -Boyd. “We just went.out and did ■,,\wliirt we know we could :do>- put together a consistent ■ Friday, 11 ight's; Yictories-were a total team effort as four I tucks had al l-a'rnund, scores^ of 34.15 6r afxive. Once againr] fi'eshmeri : Nicky •.Eden'- led the;; way. for Oregon;, . Edeh;.whq fini8he.d .sej!phd;alKarodd4:in the rneet with a score"o.f -3<5.2,.,.led Oregon in°aH dour e vpn(s, her\ top ••yed.t;.f)ding..t,hV! .nopr.^eiiil^;;with'’a;fcbrd:;ot:9.i5-.:: A Iso pacing t he^Wucks Kfiday;\y ei;q £y nrlee ,'Max'wel 1, who.had..a;8ea8on.high;scdre;Qf#3A.!l5-, and- Stephartie -- . • trv■v7 v->vi; ■ :■} Marquett who scored 34.75. Saturday, the Ducks had f& show what they were made of. While warming up for the second event, the uneven bars. Eden .fell off and injured her head. • • ■ With Eden unable to compete any further, the Duck's regrouped. Captain Denise Garcia Tesporided, as she had her test-meet-ever as a Duck, taking first in the meet with an.a'lbaround'scbre'of’35-35:'-”' With the'six yictdriesVthe Diicks.are'npw 14-7. and ^Unofficially . the Ducks arelin seventh Jnaceandare fighting' witfv two -Tpther -teanis ‘for the- alhimportant Sixthran’d laVt sbbt?in'the -Western 'ReKion./ v.*-'W'-'-’" a nd last spot? i n;the Westerh 'Region.,' H- -M A; - ' :-« k OFF PERMS Includes shampoo & style regular $4000 ! -experienced in Asian Hair— tjo' t 1?<%^ j/'Vofcjn ■' Hair D«sign (coupon expires S/a/f$i Call for appointment 484-6623 1681 Willamette Not to Braun Restaurant WAKE UP to fresh, hot coffee, tea and a fuli'breakfast •, . menu during our new MORNING HOURS OPEN AT 8 30 BOOK and TEA open 8 30 6 daily • 10 - 5 Sunday on the southeast corner at campus 1646 E. 19th • 344-3422 JOURNALISM MAJORS can pre-register for spring term JOURNALISM COURSES Tuesday - Thursday, Feb. 18-20, 1986 Details available in 201 Allen Hall L Pacific Northwest Book Sale 20% • Limited to stock on hand • Cash register sales only • No further discounts apply rain a Mncaid M-F 7:30-5:30 SAT 10:00-3:00 Supplies 8M-433 Regional titles in our Pacific Northwest Section • Picture books • Regional history • Oregon Folklore • Out-of-print editions