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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1987)
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Box 250, Moran, Wyoming 83013 An Equal Opportunity Employer (Harumi) "/ h . /\°-^ (T) -fr&‘ 5 J:A<0 fff ^ 12 K‘iu <?£f n 3 ml Tokyo Perm Special Hair Cut (includes haircut) e 7 r\r\ r\ rr $12.00 Off 5 °0 0ff offer applies to appointments with Tokyo only expires February 15. 1987 770 Willamette 686-1692 UO Bookstore. $ A99 VCR RENTAL with 1 FREE movia $4 OUper I TAPE WEEKEND SPECIAL— $QI5 • Friday to Monday VCR pte 2 Movies Your Store Since 1920 US: 13th & Kincaid F 8:30-5:30 668-4331 Ducks host Huskies tonight By Capi Lynn Of the Emerald Oregon coach Don Monson and the men's basketball team will be looking to regain some confidence when they begin a string of four con secutive home games at McArthur Court, hosting the University of Washington tonight at 7:30 p.m. I he Ducks are in the midst of a three-game losing streak, their longest of the season, suffer ing recent defeats to Oregon State University, UCLA ami USC on the road. Although unable to register a win. Oregon played tough in all three games. The Ducks had the lead in the second half against both OSU and UCLA and were within reaching distance of USC with less than five minutes two play, but all to no avail. The Ducks. H-8 overall and 2-3 in the I’ac-tO, now have those and two other conference road losses behind them and better things to look for ward to at Mac: Court. Oregon will now enjoy a string of seven in nine outings in Mac Court beginning tonight with the Huskies. The return home is a welcome one for the Ducks as they have a five-game win streak in "the Pit" and are 5-1 on the season at home, losing only their opener to Idaho State University. But the Ducks will not have an easy task tonight, confronting what coach Monson con siders probably the best balanced team in the conference. The Huskies. 10-7 on the season and 4-2 in con ference play, feature center Chris VVelp, the teams' leading scorer and rebounder. VVelp. who was the recipient of the Pac-10 Player of the Year award last season, is averaging 21.4 points and 9.1 rebounds a game With Washington's possible size advantage. Monson is expected to stick with the most recent lineup used on the Los Angeles trip. Abandoning the Ducks' three-guard alignment. Monson replaced guard Kick Osborn with forward Jesse Nash, who started four games in December. Nash responded well after re-entering the starting lineup. He scored Hi points and grabbed 15 rebounds in southern California, including a career-high 14 against USC. Weary Ducks hit the road again By Dennis Fernandes (M Ihr Kmcrtld The Oregon Ducks continue an arduous stretch of games when they resume Pacific-10 Conference play this weekend in a game against Washington State University in Pullman Thursday night and the Univer sity of Washington in Seattle Tl» \ ^ffBeaneru^m Wcoffttwomt / the Ultimate Early Morning Breakfast Club & Coffee House. Try us! OPT N 7 wiv III |mii M I H am-III pm Wntrmh KfuKw Strifd llll I pin M l till I: Ml pm Wnicmh 790 E. 14th ( Saturday night. Coach Flwin Heiny and his squad, now 3-2 in Pac-10 play and 10-4 overall, feels they have a lot to prove after following two losses in Los Angeles with a sloppy 79-70 w in at home over the University of Portland Mon day night. Part of the problem, however, can be attributed to KMRTE! sponsored by CJ of O Club Sports (686-3733) Training workouts and instruction are held Tues & Thur 7-9pm, B-50 Gerlinger and Sat 1 0-1 2am, Essl. East Gym Beqinnei s \\ elcomt*. For more information call Logan at 683-4824 or contact Club Sports. THE SHOW CAN’T GO ON WITHOUT YOU! We need YOU to arrange campus wide events for 1987 88 such as — REM, Sonia Johnson, Talking Heads. Shadow Fax, San Francisco Mime Troupe. Alex DeGrassi, G. Gor don Liddy, The English Beat & the Neville Brothers. CONTRACT with national and regional artists £» lec turers that reflect current student interests. PROGRAM dances, noon gigs, dance & theatre, art exhibits. Beer Gardens, comedy, feature & indepen dent films & the Willamette Valley Folk Festival. LEARN about yourself and others by developing valuable life-long skills. SUPERVISE and organize a security crew. APPLY for a position with the Cultural Forum — r u^uicji nusiv. Film/Video Contemporary Issues/Speakers Performing Arts bmall Concerts Heritage Music Events Crew Visual Arts Positions begin Spring term *87. Stop by the Cultural Forum office, EMU Suite 2, for informa tion and application. DEADLINE for applying is Friday, February 13th. 1 The t.Mtl Cultural Forum is an Equal Opport unit y/A I fir main e Action Employe! scheduling: next Tuesday’s counter at Portland State University will mark Oregon's sixth game in 13 days, five of those on the road. ‘‘It’s been very difficult to practice and maintain our con ditioning when we re on the road constantly.” Heiny said of his road-wearv Ducks. ‘‘Some of the players are still frustrated and down in the dumps: others are anxious to prove we’re a bet ter team than what we just showed our fans.” he added. Oregon’s frantic schedule will not have let up when they take on the 7-7 Cougars Thurs day. WSU has struggled since winning their first five games of the year and are winless in five tries against Pac-10 rivals. The Ducks own a 13-game winning streak over the Cougars. The pivotal matchup will come Saturday against the Huskies, who are a half-game out of first place at 4-1 (12-3 overall). Washington is ranked 23rd in the nation this week by USA Today, and there’s no doubt why. Heiny ranks the Husky defense right up there with Oregon State University’s, and they are out rebounding their opponents by an amazing 13-board margin a contest. The Huskies won It) in a row before losing to Arizona State University last Thursday. 78-(>4, in Tempe. "We went into last weekend’s games thinking ’Let’s play our game and see what happens,"’ Turn to Weary, Page 9 f to ftc/, | s. frj. / Second Hand Clothing NEED CASH? We BUY used clothing. (New 2 yrs old) Call Mornings for Appt 344-7039 10-6 Mon.-Sat. 360 E. 11th between Mill & High
