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Sports Voeller hurls no-hitter as Ducks split pair with Beavers By Gary Henley Of Ihr Kmrrald Sue Voeller tossed her third no-hitter of the season Wednes day as Oregon won the first game of a double-header against Oregon State, 2-(). The Duoks ended up splitting tin* pair, however, as the Beavers came out on top in the second game, 3-0. Voeller got off to a somewhat shaky start, walking three of the first four hatters she faced. Oregon settled down, however, and came up with a fine defensive play, catching Beaver l.iannc Watanabe in a Greek CYROS Sandwich $2*25 with coupon Seasoned boat on hot pita braad, tad onions trash tomatoas. zesty yogurt sauca STUTT IT EATERY • 1219 Alder 40« Valua r rundown, and Oregon Statu fail ed to gut any runs across in what turned out to be their best opportunity of the game. After a scoreless first three in nings. the Oregon hats came alive in the bottom of the fourth, as |eanna King led off with a single up the middle, stole se cond, and reached third when Kira Lewis sliced a base hit to left. Paula Harries lofted a fly hall, and King tagged at third and came into score on Harnes’ game-winning RHI. The Ducks added one more run in the fifth when pinch run TAN I 10 visits $25 ho tan you want when you want it. SunShowcr on campus 48tn23>*/4E 11th Upfttftifft by Kioto ft ner Honda McKenzie scored on another King base hit. and Oregon had a 2-Cl lead. Voeller, meanwhile, was busy blowing away the Beavers, as she mowed down the last 19 batters in a row she faced, and when she got OSU's Sandra Schoonover to ground out to the Ducks' Capi Lynn at first base. Voeller had her sixth shutout and third no-hitter of the year. () S 11 pitcher Karen Schoonover (ti ll), gave up two runs on four hits; and Voeller. with four strikeouts, moved her record to 12-1 .r>. doing into the nightcap, the ★ COPIES ★ Krazy Kats Try Us! 884 East 13th st Beavers were hitless in their last 14 innings, with UCLA no hitting Oregon State in the Beavs’ previous game. OSIJ wasted no time in en ding the drought, as Beaver Toni Williamson delivered an 0-1 pitch to the fence in left center field, scoring Mary Ellen Mansfield and Mary f’ietrok. Oregon’s center fielder. King, was injured on the play, suffer ing a sprained ankle and was forced to leave the game. “When I got to the fence, my foot was planted wrong and I felt something pop, and I sprained my ankle pretty had.” King said. Williamson later scored in the inning to give OSU a 3-0 lead, which held up despite Duck Turn to Beavers, Page 9 Ultimate Continued from Page 7 working for the last 12 mon ths.” he declared. "We run hard and our conditioning is superior. "It's a pretty special thing to make it at nationals. It really is the top 12 teams in tin; nation. The field at regionals is the toughest it's ever been — there has been talk that the top teams from our region will go one-two in the nationals.” Most coaches cite the effort of the older, more experienced players as the key to success, but this year Wing attributes Oregon’s current status to tin? team's rookies, most of whom have never played the sport before. A WORD FROM “PYTHOrPISCOWEX'VffiBTUR ABOUT MUER LITE c Miller Browtng Co Milwaukee Wl I’illM* H * TRANSLATION A SUPERBLY BREWED. FINE TASTING PILSNER BEER Tiers (MT ONE LITE BEER
