_Sports_
Stanford runs away
from Oregon, 75-45
By Cam Sivesind
Emerald Sports Reporter
It was icuI news had news
for the ()regon women's basket
hall team Thursday night .it
Stanford
The good news is the Dinks
plaved one ot their best games
of the season The had news is
()regon lost the game . >-4 >
(Iregrin uas in this game tin
the first to minutes ol play
mm h like they were against the
( animal in \h Artliui t out I
earlier this \ear
\\ ith 7:02 remaining to play
the Dm ks were v\ ithin twelve
at vi -t I The second ranked
t animal went on a rampage in
the next three minutes si ormg
layup alter layup keyed by Ore
gun turnoveis
At I (iA the Ducks found
themselves ill a deep hole
dim n 1.7 -11 l he I )u< ks man
aged only two baskets in the
last se\ en m mutes ol the con
test
Oregon coach Hum flrmv
u.is im. ressed u 11h his team's
t'lliul. despite the linal l.ipse
II we w oil Id ha\ e pi.wed as
well as we did here, our lei old
would have been a lot dittei
ent," he said "We really did
pla\ well with (the l arilinal)
for in minutes
r.ii.t Vanlteiveei Staulord
In sid i i i.ii h for I lie Iasi loin
veals, w.is eipialh impressed
with Oregon's elfort
' I hat w as the toughest III
pinnl w ill We've e\ er had she
said
Holding die Cardinal In ' ■
points is an m.hiuvomont in it
soli and ti marks I bo ond
luvvost output by Siaukml tins
soason
Hu il pi n oat shooting
mark tho Dm ks hold tho < .ircii
mil to in tin- tils! halt is tho
Icnvnst poll out.igo in m\ halt
by .Stanford tins soason as vvoll
1 loins i rodits Ills loam s do
lonsivo ottmt 11ii tin- low mini
hors ot Stanford
' ! tofonsivoh . w o mi soil i! up
quito a hit and I think it k.opt
t!ioiii a littio oil guard In
said
.stdiimm iim set «» si.noo.i r«*
inn! m the priM ess dI whoop
jn<4 the I )ui ks by putting up !'>•
sini! attempts tui the game
lenniter A/./.i last year's I’ai
111 player of the veal tut Stan
tun! led ail si huts with to
points A/./.i shot 1 'i Irom the
three point sti ipe.
The I)u( ks v\ere annihilated
on tile offensive hoards, grab
bing only eight to Stanford s
-!H I lie ( ardinal uutiebollllded
(Iregon for the game -tit to
Turnovers u hit h liar e been
a problem area loi the Iim ks of
late were again a tai tor
"We turned it ovei wav
wav, way too many times
lleim said. "Turnovers led to
layups, and theii transition
game w.is outstanding
Senior Stelanie Kasperski. in
her second do-lust game as a
I)m k led the Ducks in scoring
with 14 points freshman
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This
paper
Mi
jilt,ml Vanessa Selden got hai k
on tin* shooting !ra( k with her
to points on ' o shooting
Tile Dtllks found thoIlVM'lvCS
down bv onh eight .it the mid
win In oak at 11 t The ( anil
nal extended their lead x\ 11ii
two unanswered baskets in the
lust J 1 minutes ot the set ond
half
()regnn i uuntered hv si m mg
the next eight points i losing to
w ilhin 1 ive at to i11 with 1 -t o..’
to pi,'iv Ihe two teams phned
even loi the nest seven min
utes. before the (iardinal turned
on the afterburners and ran
aw in w dll the game
( begun now 'i ll in the l’,u
111 and 1" 10 overall pla\ I al
Suturd.n at I lariuon ( n m
Stanford .in 1 overall and
In | in the i oniereni e l.u e the
luwk Oregon Stale Beavers in
its next i lash
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CONTEST
[ I B. lb - APRIL 14
[ he UO Bookstore is
sponsoring a photo contest
with this theme:
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We'd like you to photo
graph what you do when
you're not studying or
working, whether it lx- a
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Great prizes will lx'
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photos will be displayed in
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The winners will bo jx'r
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as announced inthe
Oregon Daily Emerald on
April 40, 1990.
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1484
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