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Oregon shuts down Lewis and Clark, 9-0
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Oregon's Pal Jennings teams up with James Hazard to win a
doubles match against l.ewis and Clark. The Ducks won the
match going away. 9-0.
By Tom Chaffee
Ol Ihr I hut.ilil
After enduring tlit* rule of underdog tor so long, the
Oregon men's tennis team finally enjoyed a couple of aftei
noons in the sun this week.
Heavily favored against 1.infield College and Lewis and
Clark ( a)llege, the I)ucks didn't disappoint. capping its two
da\ home stand on Wednesday !>\ thrashing an undermann
eel 1 .ewis and Clark squad, 'l l) (Jregon’s rei ord now stands at
t»-7.
()regon turned hai k 1 .infield. 11-1. on Tuesday
I he victories came on the heels ol a strong showing in
the Intercollegiate Championships last weekend, when the
Ducks edged the University of Portland for se< ond place.
The Urn ks hope that the momentum they've huilt in the
last week w ill aid them this weekend as the\ t nmpete in the
Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Team Championships in
Seattle.
Oregon coach Buzz Summers was pleased with the vie
lories, but was happier about the fact that the Din ks con
tinned to improve and play good tennis, even against weaker
competition "I’ve been pleased with our pla\ all season."
Summers said "But this last week we've plaved real I \ well'
I he Dm ks were never seriously threatened in either of
this week’s matches. I he only plaver to lose a match was
freshman James Hazard, w ho found himselt placing number
one singles tor the first time after Summers doi ided to give
the usual ace. Pat lennings. a rest. Hazard Inst to I.infield's
Steve (airman 7 0. 12-tv 7-tv
"lames could have easily won that match.” Summers
said lie's still 1 at king the killer instinct vou need to win the
( lose matches. But lie's only a freshman playing a senior."
I lazard t a mo hat k to team w ith Jennings at number one
doubles to get bat k at (airman and lies lining nescug t tv t> b
t>2. Another Out k who had a big day against I.infield was
freshman Dave Roberts, who won at number m\ singles t> I).
(»-(). then combined with Brent Laing at number-three
doubles to win easily t> 0. (»-1.
lennings came hat k at number-one singles Wed nest lav to
w in big 11 1, tv I Roberts and Jennings Bit *n tea met I ill the top
doubles slot and won going away (»-(),(» 2 It was pretty nun h
the same story throughout the malt h
Jamie I lorne. playing number two singles won (i I. t» (l.
then proceeded to help partner Brian Copeland to a i> 0. I. I
victory at number three doubles Copeland also won at
number five singles 1.-12, 1 and fourth seeded Petei Bartlett
won (»-(). ti ll.
Ducks end tour,
finish in 11th place
at Santa Cruz
K\ Dan (IouIkI
I»l I hr I mi'rttltl
\\ !l il I fill's II p doesn't
m i i'sv it i|\ come down
I akr I hr l )n^un Minis >>olf
scores at (hr Western Inter
collegiate in S.mt.i (!ni/. (l.ilil .
for example
The Dmks ni(lnl their bogie
tour of (ialifornia with .in l tth
plat r tinis.h in tin* 2ft tram
fir Id
(ionsistrnrv v\ as not a pro
hlrm lor tin* Pith-ranked Due ks
at Saanta (ini/ They played
poorly throughout. save* sniior
Slrv r Kintoul.
Oregon's lirst 14c»If may liavo
hrrii tin* pr.it lit r round. Koli
I lull spravnl his wa\ to a tluee
dav total ol 1!7. li t shots over
par. Sophomorr Tim I Ival came
in at 2:» I. (!rov (iocliran shot a
22‘l. and sniior Tony |o\ nrr
had a 22a.
Kintoul was Ihr str.ulirst
I hit k as hr look 12th plate in
ihr individual standings with a
nmr-ovrr par. "22 1.
Iresiio Stair University tap
turn! ihr tram titlr hv out'
st rokr ovrr l 111 i vri s i t \ ol
Arizona l K !I.A 's Kit hartl
(ireenwund won thr individual
titlr at onr over par, 2 11
Thr Ducks, thr second plate
linishm in thr I'at ifit It) (ion
Irrrncr Ihr past two years, have
stumlilrd in two straight tour*
nanirnls against conference
rivals Arizona, Arizona State
University. University til
(ialilornia. I KTA. 11SC! and
Univrrsitv ol Washington liavr
all rollrtl over Oregon in Ihr
past si\ davs
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