Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 23, 1987, Page 9, Image 9

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HllSkiCS Continued from Page 8
The Huskies tried to hack
away at the lead, but the Ducks'
had set the pace and established
control. Washington managed
to pull within nine with 2:21 re
maining. but the Ducks would
not relinquish command.
“We didn't back off the last
six or seven minutes like we
have been." Monson said. “We
had planned to push the ball up
the court as fast as we could the
whole game...and I think it
made the difference."
Pushing the ball up the court
made Washington "think a lit
tle more about getting back on
defense rather than going to the
offensive boards as hard as they
have in the past, and 1 also think
it got them a little bit tired,"
said (Ireg Senior, who came off
the bench to score six points,
grab six rebounds and play
tough defense underneath the
basket after Sven Meyer and
Balderston had both fouled out
of the game.
duard Anthony Taylor again
led the Ducks' offense with 27
points, but he had a solid sup
porting cast with three others
scoring in double figures.
Point guard Girley poured in
14 points, including three
three-point buckets, while
Sprague and Balderston both
contributed 12 points in the
victory.
Oregon takes another step in
its season Saturday when it
hosts Washington State Univer
sity at 7:.'tr> p.m. at McArthur
Court.
Gender
Continued from Page 4
traced back to the industrial
revolution, and more recently,
to the civil rights movement.
Bern said.
“The civil rights movement
served as a catalyst for the
women’s movement," she said.
"We began to question tradi
tional models of how men and
women should act. and this led
naturally to a concern with how
gender is assimilated and con
ceptualized by children.”
Kconomic factors may have
also played a part in the
liberalization of attitudes about
sex roles, she said.
Mem added that only recently
have women not been tied
down by child rearing and have
been able to exercise control
over their reproductive lives.
I he conference sessions open
at ‘I am in Room lt>7 KMl).
Ducks trounce WSU,
face Washington next
I ho Oregon women s basketball team has been struggling
lately, but the Ducks may have got the spark they needed
rhursday night as they motored over Washington State
University. 101-55. in a Pacific-10 Conference tilt at Pullman.
An easy victory could not have come at better time for the
Ducks, who improve to 4-2 in league play and 11-4 overall.
I he\ now travel to Seattle for Saturday night’s important
matchup against the second-place University of Washington
Huskies, a team that owns a ;)5-game regular season winning
streak on their home floor. Hdmundson Pavilion.
Oregon s Ouiri l.anderholm. hampered by poor shooting
the last few games, had no trouble finding the hoop Thurs
day The junior guard was a perfect l I for I 1 from tin* field
and bit all live ol her free throws, finishing with a game high
27 points in just 22 minutes of action
freshman center Stefanie kasperski matched her best out
Pl|t °l the year with 17 points. IJabi Neumann contributed 12
points and 14 rebounds.
I he Duck defense flustered the Cougars, who drop to 7-H
lor the season, into shooting a mere 2*1 peri eul from the field
lor the game. Oregon, who held a 47-23 advantage at
halftime, also outrebounded the opponents f»ti-4;t.
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