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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1987)
Sports Crew wins four events The Oregon crew team captured four team events at the Redwood Sprints at Humboldt State University in Eureka, Calif, on Saturday. The women’s lightweight varsity and novice 4-rower teams won first place, as did the men's varsity 8-rower team and lightweight 4-rower team. The men’s novice 8-rower squad received second-place honors. Both the men and women will compete at the Portland Regatta this Saturday Oregon baseball's three games with Western Washington State University were rained out over the weekend. The Ducks travel to I.inn-Benton Community College in Albany Sunday for a doubleheader. Oregon’s lacrosse club rattled University of Puget Sound, 24-2, over the weekend. They will participate in the 28-team field at the Pacific Northwest Lacrosse Association Invitational at Delta Park in Portland. The Ducks will meet the University of Washington for first-round action at 8:80 a.m. this Saturday. “Bubba’s,” the Oregon women’s soccer squad, defeated Omega. 3-1. in city league competition Monday. Julie Ander son led the way with two goals. Oregon plays Springfield Monday at Cal Young Middle School. TAN 10 visits $25 Fast Convenient Relaxing Affordable SunShower on campus MS 7323 • *74 E lllh UpiUtfi by Kinfco t * COPIES* Krazy Kata Try (/s/ 884 East 13th st. EHTEETO f’W |On JL WIN A GIANT FlZZA FILL OUT THIS SURVEY AND MAIL IN 1) WOULD YOU BUY A VIDEO TAPE ON COLLEGE PARTIES ? *es *o 2) HOW MUCH WOULD YOU PAY FOR IT? $20 $23 $30 $33 CIRCLE AHSVERS SEND TO: C.B. VIDEO / PO BOX 1282 / SPELD, OR 97477 poppi/ GRILL HOUSE LUNCH • DINNER Open 1 l:00am-2:00am A Variety of Shish Kabobs and Burgers Imported Beers • Guinness on Tap Wednesday Night is Foreign Language Night All languages welcome Closed Sunday • 122f> Alder St • VJd ‘X><)1 by |ohn (.iuMma Cheryl Coryell, catcher for the University softball team, gets a base hit off Portland State University in Tuesday’s doubleheader at home. The Ducks swept the Vikings 8-1 and 8-0. PSU gets another thorn jabbed in its side as Ducks sweep again By Gary Henley Of tht Kmrrald The Oregon softball team con tinued to frustrate Fort land State University as the Ducks defeated the Vikings for the fifth and sixth times of the year with a doubleheader sweep Tuesday at University Field, 8-1 and 8-0. Oregon coach Teresa Wilson commented that playing a team six times in one year has its good and had points. With a (i-0 mark against the Vikings, Wilson said, “you have a tendency to let down, and not get up for games like this, but we did a great job to day. We got up early and we did a good job staying up.” The Ducks woke up late in the initial inning of the first game, however, as the first three Vik ing hatters reached base safely, loading the bases with no outs. Some timely fielding and solid defensive work got the Ducks out of the inning unscathed. The Oregon bats came alive early too. hut the Vikings had a little more trouble getting out of the inning. Vicki Fry led off with single, Paula Barnes and Capi Lynn both drew walks off PSU pitcher Traci Moen. and suddenly the Ducks had the bases loaded with no one out. Kira Lewis, who has been a nightmare for opposing pitchers in the month of April, drilled a pitch into right field which got i>v outfielder Paula Henkel and rolled to the fence. Three runs came in, and the Ducks had all it would need for game one. For insurance, Oregon added another three runs in the bottom of the third inning, including a Stacye Gustafson triple which scored Lynn and Ronda McKenzie. Sue Voeller threw seven strong innings for her 11th win of the year, giving up a run on three hits. "I pitched more con sistently today.” said Voeller. ”1 felt I started pitching more consistently in (last weekend’s) tournament, and that warmed me up.” The hot-hitting Lewis went two-for-four and drove in four runs, and Gustafson added another two hits and two RBI's, Pitcher Sony Schroeder and the Ducks made quick work of the nightcap, as the day only grew worse for PSU. Paraprofessional Experience Available! Peer Advisors Wanted Hxciting opportunity to contribute to your fellow students' academic success while gaining valuable paraprofessional experience. Credit available. The follow ing departments are now accepting applications for Fall term: IH-purtim-nt Pick l p Application M 1. Computer Information Science 64 PLC 2. Economics 418 PLC 3. Elementary Education 175 Education 4. History 345 PLC 5. Human Services 105 Hendricks 6. Journalism 311 D. Allen 7. Leisure Studies & Services Esslinger 187 A 8. Mathematics 333 Fenton 9. Psychology 141 Straub 10. Rhetoric and Communication 211 Villard 11. Sociology 7(H) PLC 12. Telecommunication & Film 211 Villard ( ontaet departments for deadlines. x44bd x4661 x4S91 x48l)2 x4I84 x3738 x3396 x4713 x4936 x4171 x5012 x4173 c 0 p 1 E S 3* All Day Every Day Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:00pm Sat. 10-6pm Print America 519 E. 13th 485-1940 After being retired 1-2-3 through the first two innings, Oregon erupted for eight runs in the third, nearly batting through the order twice. With the bases loaded and one run already in. Cheryl Cor yll’s line-drive single scored Barnes and set the stage for Voeller’s ground-rule double to left field, which scored Lewis and Gustafson with the third and fourth runs. The fun was only beginning for Oregon, as Schroeder followed with a double to center, scoring Coryell. Three walks led to three additional runs before the Ducks were retired with the bases still loaded. Vikings pitcher Jeanne Liv ingston walked seven Oregon batters in the inning alone, and PSU was assured of leaving Kugene still winless against the Ducks. Wilson said Schroeder’s per formance in the nightcap was “as good as she’s thrown all year." “Kverything was working well today.” Schroeder said. “It was my best game. 1 feel a lot more confident now." Came two was called after five innings, due to a seven-run rule limit. PSU will get two more shots at Oregon on May 5 in Portland, while the Ducks could use more eight-run outings in upcoming home games against nationally ranked UCLA and the Universi ty of California on Sunday. KERNELS Watch for them in Spectrum EVERY THURSDAY!
