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liMl-point barrier or not The
Ducks actually ou(scored the
Beavers 40-41 in the second
hall.
Knox hit two three-pointers
early in the second half to give
Oregon State its biggest lend at
I>1 52. Knox ended the game
with 20 points to lead five Bea
vers in double figures
Oregon could only pull with
in 17 near the end of the game
after falling into such a huge
hole in the first half Any
chance of a Duck comeback
was thwarted when starters
Prank Johnson, Richard Lucas
and Keith Keynolds fouled out
early in the second stanza
Kandy Grant muscled Oregon
State around in the second half
for 14 points to end with a
game-high 22 points
Karl Martin worked inside to
finish with 17 {joints for the
Beavers Gary Payton finished
with 15 points and 10 assists
Alil>egovic added 15 while 7
foot-1 senior fohan Reioalda
added a career-high 10 points
in his final home game.
Ptaofo b> Stark t Ian
Other than being shaken up momentarily in the second half, it
was an easy day at the office for Gary Payton (right) and his
Beaver teammates.
Softball team wins again in tournament
1 hit remainder of the Koad
runner Invitational Tournament
In Las Cruces. N.M.. this week
end was canceled due to poor
weather, but not before the Ore
gon softball team picked up
two additional wins Friday af
ternoon
The Ducks, now 1H-4 overall,
lost two and won one on the
opening day of the tournament
last Thursday, but came Ixick
strong Friday, collecting wins
over Northeast txiuisiana and
Oklahoma before dropping the
nightcap to New Mexico State.
Oregon pounded out 14 hits,
stole six bases, and Kathy Gray
and nanny aenner cracked
home runs to lift the Ducks to a
tO-f> win over Northeast I-ouisi
ana. |ulie Cavanaugh added
three base hits for the Ducks.
After falling behind by a 2-0
count in the first inning. Ore
gon came back to score one run
in the second, three in the
third, two in the fourth and
four in the sixth to notch the
win Jan I .arson (5-2) picked up
the victory.
Oregon pitcher Katie Wiese,
who lost a no-hitter Thursday
against Minnesota, tossed a
three-hit shutout at Oklahoma
in game two on rrioay. rive
Oregon runs in the third and
six Oklahoma errors led to the
7-0 win.
The Ducks out hit New Mexi
co State in game three, but cru
cial Oregon mistakes led to a
Roadrunner run in the bottom
of the seventh to break a .'t-3 tie.
Wiese (13-2) took the loss for
the Ducks.
Oregon is scheduled to open
its home season next Friday
with a double header against
Portland State, 1 p in. at Howe
Field.
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