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Ducks finish second at Arizona
Larson gets
first victory
riic Otviton soft h<ill 11 m in
look shcoikI plate in ihf Ari/.o
II.I Soltil.lll t i.lSSll III I III Mill
Sunil.i\ .is I ('I \ !i.iiiilrii tin
I )ui ks .1 ii shutout III till'
i h.unpions)iip n.i 11n•
Sophomore piti hci K.itit*
Wiese, v\ Ini 11111 lii'il three i mu
plete names Siind.iv took 11 n•
loss iii tlir IJniins, vti\mtt up
Pat -10 Sof t hall
Arizona St,if*'
U( t A
California
Oregon St
Oregon
2 0
to 9
1
1
2
single runs in tile snuini .imi
third innings \\ iese nm her re
ior# on !he season Id ~ I
l ire (tilt hs re.ii heil the Iirials
nt the tuurnnmenl liv deleatuig
Minnesota I II in the ijiiarterfi
lulls and Ariyona 2-1 in the
semifinals \\ else g ive up three
hits in eat Ii (it lire i um
pletegame vii tunes.
Oregon ami Minnesiita ueul
through six si tireless innings
heti ire left fit'll Ii! \ it hi I ri III!
,i tun nut kill single \\ ith the
liases In.Hleil tu store shtHtslup
I l.mm Nerinei
Seiniel' I'eai Ill'll tils! lease (in
an emu I is the (iopher stiur!
slnp and vias moved In seiond
el! a sac rife e th In latfhei
|nelv K'ilets An emit ■ 'll Min
nesnta s h it fieldet allowed
Set I nor In go In third, selling
u|i I i\ s w inning Kill
Ari/un.1 jumped (Hit In a 1-0
lead: hut Oregon stored two
st■ \tilth inning tuns tu take the
win filers doubled In star! the
inning and alter a fl\ nut In
Senile! Il.uev Simmons
Knsll IIktih.ir.i it .in imr ul In n /Jin A /i/.it its n.imrtl In llir .ill
linirn.imrnl tr.ini
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led! Ill'll (HI .ill I'rtlil si HI1IU4
Idlers kristl ()kuh<n .1 xx hn
jihiNs mm mid lsi si ■ tin'll singled
In si mi' Simmons In round out
Udine scoring
( Iregon I'f.u lied llie qiidrlei 11
11.11 round In delt'dling I S III
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o S.iliml.n
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pldx The I 1 d ks get .1 lile.ik tilt
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