Sports
Women golfers host invitational
Marla t amada posted .1 top to finish to lead
the women's golf teams at the three dav Oregon
Women's Invitational at Koval ()aks ( !ountr\ ( Hub
in Vancouver. Wash
Although the 54-hole tournament was held
in Vancouver Monday through Wednesday, it
was a home match for the Ducks, as they hosted
it.
Yamada. Oregon's low scoring leader last
season, fired a 233 for the tournament to finish
10th overall. Oregon's gold squad finished fifth
overall with 071 strokes. The Ducks had two
teams in the tournament, with Oregon's green
team placing ninth out of nine teams with 1.032
strokes.
San |(isc State won the team title with ‘Mil
strokes while l'( I A was second I'l 1I and Arizo
na State finished third (028).
I'( '.I.A's lean /.edlltz. won the individual title
firing a 221) The Spartans won the team rai e w ith
second and third plate finishes from I ’.it Hoist
and \Tnni Sterner respet tivel\
Diana Teuton and \ant \ Crawford also
played well lor the Dm hs gold team l.ewton h.is
20th overall with a 2 to w hile Crawford finished
2f>th. firing a 24T.
Pacing the Oregon green team were \im.i
I’ianalto who tied tor tilth at 2r>l and Shannon
Maier who tied for 141h hitting a 2fi2
Washington St. coach confident
PULLMAN. Wash (AP)
Washington State coach Mike
Price isn’t worried about his
team's nationally televised
i lash with No 1 1 Southern (!al
on Saturday. The first-year
coach of the undefeated No l'l
Uougars thinks the Trojans
should he worried
"I don't mean to be bragging
when I sav this, but I think we
have to adjust our mental
framework." Price said this
week ns he preached his brand
of positive thinking. I think
l'SC has got to come in here
and beat us I don't think we
have to worry about beating
use
"We don’t have to worry
about beating anybody: people
have to come in and they have
to heat us "
The Trojans usually do
Washington Slate s )4 14 upset
victory in l‘)Hi> is the Cougars
only vie torv in IB meetings
with USC since 1957 The
teams did not play last year
when USC won its second con
secutive conference title and
Washington State finished
third, helping the Trojans b\
Upsetting then -No. I I ’Cl.A
44 10
The (iougars. preseason picks
to finish in the Pac If) h.ise
merit, .ire 4-0 and trying to
match their 5-0 start ol l'tttl
They were 0 0 1 tiiat year he
fore 1 'SC humbled them 4117
hut Price insists this year can
he different
"If we don't think we can
win. we're never going to
win," Price said
II Washington State prevails
I’rii e wouldn't view it as an
upset and wouldn't want Ins
team labeled giant-killers He'd
rather regard it as ev idem e that
the Cougars are bec oming one
of the giants, although he
downplays the importance ol
am single game
' Tills is the biggest game
we n* playing this weekend
he said "This game is no more
important than the other si\
confereni e games we have lelt
the other ones pist don't have
tlie hoopla
Price hopes eventually the
big-game hoopla will crank up
because the Cougars are play
mg. not bet atise thev re lac ing
a I \SC or I 'C I A
"But d s going to take time
and we’ve got to prove it on the
football field he said
low i Stale coach jim Walden
said he (ought that battle tor
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nine years" as Washington
Slate ( ii.ii li to get the program
the respei t il deserved W'al
den. who left after the 1 **Ht>
season and rei rioted this year’s
group ot seniors at Washington
State said no one should he
asking il the Cougars are loi
real
I don't know how real they
have to he. they're I o ' he
said 1 hey went ‘I I last year
and heat I louston in a limy I
game hut then they lost then
i oai h and lost their quarter
Ii.ii k and eyeiyhody thought
they yyere going to the dogs
I’rii e yyas asked on his week
|y televsion shoyy lor his le
spouse to a comment by former
I'(!l ,,\ r oai h I In k Vermeil
yy ho reportedly said on Mil s
telei ast ol theUhiu Slate I'St
game that the Washington State
game would he "a gimme toi
the Trojans
I le'll he all right aftei he so
hers up I’rii e quipped
1 S( i oai.h I .an y Smith yy ho
has taken the Trojans to the last
two Rose Urns Is isn't among
those questioning yy liether
Washington Stale is for real
"I klltm the Cougars yyill he
sky-high going against us
Smith said
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