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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1987)
r ““CUP COUPON—“1 1 FREE Soda plus 1 Hih 0FF I vy any slice Coupon good Fridey*8undey II 30 • Midnight, Mon • Fri 3:30 - Midnight. Weekends 1211 Aldor on Campus 686*9598 Sy's New York Pina Coupon good through Feb. 15 mmCLIP COUPON MAC cessories now in stock EMU Ground Floor Ml 683-7355 Vatetdimt Summer Sale Roundtrip from Portland Singapore $699 London $653 Hong Kong $600 Oslo $820 Tokyo $652 Stockholm $869 Round trip from Seattle Amsterdam $688 Germany $586 Mum pay w lull by Irb 27th Detail* at Valentine'* Camput Travel Center EMU or call 342-3170 SALE SALE SALE UJ -J < </> Making room for summer merchandise! ALL CLOTHING 40%-60% OFF BOOTS, BINDINGS & SKIS 40%-50% OFF Sale ends Sunday. k ULLR SPORT SHOP Across from Valley River Center In Delta Village 1011 Valley River Drive 683-1977 </> > m SALE SALE SALE Civil War disappointment Ducks lose shocker to OSU, 64-63 By Capi Lynn Or tfca Emerald Thursday night’s Civil War basketball game was a disheartening one to say the least — a game that should have gone the other way. The Oregon Ducks suffered a heartbreaking 64-63 Pacific 10 Conference loss to Oregon State University in McArthur Court, their first loss in "the Pit” after nine consecutive victories. The outcome of the game could very well be called a fluke of sorts. The Ducks led the entire game up until OSU forward Bill Sherwood swished a three point shot with two seconds re maining. Oregon frantically called a timeout, but with just one second showing on the clock, the game was history. Oregon coach Don Monson and his players were left stunn ed and frustrated with the outcome. "The outcome surely was tough to take," said Monson, whose team dropped to 13-10 overall and 7-7 in the Pac-10. "My kids played hard, and they played emotionally." OSU was able to win the game primarily because of the three-point shot — something Monson has been against ever since it was put into effect. The Beavers drilled three STUFF IT AXbATb'RY I n >.-«•/) Yugurt //.>rn<mj./<- /.•<>,/ • Rt j^oiubU /'rue !•>'( Vruir • ^nntkcle** Ihiung 1219 Alder SI 343 3062 TAN 10 visits $25 Com* on — got a littlo color in thos# chookslt SunShowcr on campus MS 7173 *174 1 I3ih UptlWI by Kioto • three-pointers in the final 38 seconds of the game to claw their way back from an eight point deficit and elevate their record to 18-4 overall and 10-3 in the conference. Just when Anthony Taylor had slammed home two points on a breakaway to give the Ducks a 63-55 lead and bring the 10,099 fans to their feet to rock "the Fit," OSU turned to the three-point weapon feared bv Monson. OSU’s Eric Knox canned a 20-footer to pull the Beavers within five, 63-58. The Beavers then sent David Girley to the free throw line, where he missed the front end of a one-and-one opportunity. OSU came right back down the floor, and Knox hit another three-pointer — this time a slop py bank shot — to cut the ad vantage to a field goal. Turn to Ducks, Page 9A —UO Bookstore— Naturally... Samples Today } Natural Flavors • No Caffeine. Low Salt Your store since 1920 uin s Mncaio M F 7 30-5 30 SAT 10 00-4 00 686 4331 Photo by Darrel Hewitt Oregon forward Keith Balderston (52) and Oregon State center Jose Ortiz (4) go head to head underneath the boards in Thurs day's Civil War game in McArthur Court. V THE SHOW CANT 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. ftrrLT ror a position witn tne cultural Forum — Popular Music Small Concerts Film/Video Heritage Music Contemporary Issues/Speakers Events Crew Performing Arts 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. I he EMU Cultural Forum is an Equal Opportunity/Alt ir mat ne Action Employer
