Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 11, 1990, Page 18, Image 18

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    _Sports_
Softball
( ontinurd from Pam* 1 7
in thr I’m-10. five games behind I ('I A Oregon <ilsn
finislu'd in a lie lor fillli in tin* N't AA U'onicn’s (ini
lege World Serins in Siinnvv.de ( alii
W 1111 eight starters and 1 2 letter w in tiers ret urn l UK
from the 1*180 team hopes were high for even heller
things in the l'l'tt I season Hut the I )m ks' _’l 1 7 ret oril
is a lull nine games behind the pare thev set after 18
Karnes last season when lhe\ were .'10 8
Although the team hasn't f.ired as well this season
as had been hoped. Ilrown said the Urn ks will show
thev are a (juality team with another postseason ap
pearaiu e
"We won't use out st liedule as an excuse she
said 'We re going to keep improving and we re going
to he there in the end
If row n. who took over i oat lung duties this season
alter Teresa Wilson guided the team to its fust evei
post season appear.itK e in 108*1. said the team lias lak
ell some time to adjust to .I new leatlei
I think that affected our plav at first. Brown
said "Thev didn't know what to expet I from me on
our lust road trip Mow thev re starting to relax a little
more
As expected, sophomore pill her Katie Wiese has
been the ( begun pill lung stall's workhorse In a t on
leteliie leading Id apptMrant.es. Weise has a la H re
t md and a I OH I K A
Wieses 1 a w ms leads the Cat Id and bet Idiom
jdete games is m i ond best hi the i onfereiu <■ She also
leads in innings pili lied ss illi lttll ,
Although Wiese has all hul tamed the pitching
burden of the I)m hs this season. linns n said she is not
i iiik tuned about burnout in her slat pitt her
Soltball pili hers tan pilch lour or list- games a
das and not have il hurl them." brown said I ni not
concerned about that We has e to go ss ilh our best and
Katie’s I he one
W ith W iese her usual dominaling sell Hrosvn said
the team has been betrased at times this se.ison by its
defense The l)u< hs average almost ts\ o errots a game
We se lost some games this season bet ause ill
our defense Dross u salt) We just need more ton
i enlration and < (insistent s in the field
Oregon has been led on offense this se.ison In )u
lie Cavanaugh, ss ho has been moved from c ati her to
lirst base bei arise of a dislot uted fingoi on her throw
mg hand
Cavanaugh, a junior from Salem, leads Oregon
and the Pat It) in batting ssith a 187 mark and is tied
for second in the conference with 48 lots and third in
runs si ored with 2 i
During the Ducks most recent road trip the
team’s average tumbled IA points from .170 to 227
Dining that trip onls outfielder jeanna King and des
ignated pi.mu him Manning impressed their halting
averages King ssent fiom HO to JtlJ and Manning
wcnl from 1 17 to 17ii
Arizona 11-8 on the season .mil tied for first in
till’ i nilferem c .il 'i 1 is led on offense by the lid ,i\
erage. in runs .md 74 stolen bases ol outfielder Vi\ i.m
Holm \icki Dennis, who plays third li.ise on defense,
lots .1 it. with 11 Kill foi Ari/on.r, which li.is won 17
of its hist .’ll
Julie lones lends the Wildr .it piti hing st.dl w ith .i
1 1 7 record W hen not pitching. |ones pi.ns fust h.ise
■md lends the team with 18 Kill on n 780 butting aver
age
Arizona has won all three of its games with the
Dm hs this season, sweeping a double header Feb 1 1
and taking a M win in the Arizona Softball Classic
later that month
■‘They’re an excellent team. " Brown said
"Thin re ver\ (piii k and ver\ well i o.u bed i’liev i an
drag and thin i an hit for power
Duck notes Sophomoie pit* her |an Larson was
dismissed from the team bin ause of violations ol 1 'ni
versitv acadinnii regulations Larson appeared in 10
games in 1080 and had a 1 00 FRA w ith an \( A Alead
mg six saves In eight games this season, Larson was
7 l with a 7 30 KKA and one save
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