SPORTS
Back to basketball
Basketball practice bewail for the first time this season Monday for NCAA member schools throughout the nation and
both Oregon teams were back on the new McArthur Court floors as Terrell Brandon and Marne Smith get set to lead the
Ducks into another Pacific-10 Conference season.
Photos by Sean Poston and Eric Evans
Oregon golfers stand 10th in 15-team tournament
The Oregon women's golf
team stands in Kith plac e after
the first day of the Kdean
Ihlandlelt invitational hcdd at
the Sahalie Country (dub in
Kenton. Wash Monday
The Ducks fired a team score
of 4Z for the day to finish loth
out of 15 sc hotels in the Invita
tional Oregon's Leigh lior
nung was tied for 15th place
overall with a first-round eight
over par HO. She is seven
strokes off lilt* lead held by Au
drey Wooding of Stanford who
c arded a ? :t
Wlule liomung had a good
first-day. the other Duck duf
fers didn't fare nearly as well.
Shannon Kfaier shot an 85 to
tie for -40th place while Starla
Yamaha was eight strokes ha< k
at 88 and tied for 58th overall
Heth Mam /ak fired an B‘l to tie
for both place while tuiura
Hieyhi shot a non-counting <)(>
for the Ducks. lying for t>4th
Stanford was the first-day
loam louder as the Cardinal
fired a 306 while Oklahoma
was next at 310 followed by
host Washington which record
ed a 319.
While Wooding paced the in
dividual competition. Oklaho
ma had three golfers tied for
second with Heth Brown. Kllen
Mielke and Alyoya Kumhin all
carding 76s, Stanford's Jodi
Kigley was also tied for second
Schools from around the
west coast and elsewhere are
competing in the three-day
tournament which continues
today and will conclude on
Wednesday. Several other
schools in the tournament in
c lode Kansas. Brigham Young.
Hawaii. long Beach State, and
New Mexico.
Ducks fall out
of Top 25 poll
Oregon’s footl>all team
dropped out of the Associated
Press Top 25 poll on Monday,
following a 38-17 loss to Wash
ington last Saturday.
The Ducks were ranked 19th
going into the game against
Washington who was ranked
17th. The Huskies moved up to
the No. 13 spot but Oregon fell
out of the poll to the 27th spot
with 83 votes. The Ducks
would have needed 33 more
votes to tie Texas ASM for the
25th slot
Virginia takes over the No. 1
spot this week after Michigan,
the previous No. 1, fell to
cross-state rival Michigan
State. The Cavaliers were
ranked No. 2 last week.
Virginia and Georgia Tech,
which jumped up from No. 18
to No. 11. are on a collision
course to meet for the Atlantic
Coast Conference champion
ship. a game that looks like it
could decide the national
championship, or have major
bearings on this year’s No. 1
team.
The Top Twenty Five
By The Associated Press
The Top Twenty Five teams
in the Associated Press 1990 c ol*
lege football poll, with first-place
votes in parentheses, records
through Oct. 13. total points
based on 25 points for a first
place vote through one point for
a 25th-place vote, and last week's
rankings
1 Virginia (38)
2 Miami. Fla (15)
3 Tennessee (2)
4 Nebraska (3)
5 Auburn
6 Notre Dame (1)
7 Florida St
8 Illinois
9 Houston (1)
10 Michigan
11 Georgia Tech
1? Brigham Young
13 Washington
M Colorado
15 USC
16 Oklahoma
17 Florida
18 Mississippi
19 Texas
20 Indiana
21 Wyoming
22 Clem son
22 Iowa
24 Michigan St
25 Texas A&M
Record Pts Pvs
600 14M f
410 1.414 3
4 02 1 354 5
600 1,258 7
40-1 1.238 6
4 1 0 1 208 8
4 10 1 046 10
4 10 971 11
500 963 12
3 2 0 939 1
500 835 18
5 10 830 13
5 10 J86 17
51 1 762 14
5 1 0 761 16
5 10 724 4
510 485 9
510 374 24
3 10 354 -
4 0 1 312 22
700 291 23
520 278 15
4 1 0 278 25
2 2 1 193 -
4 2 0 116 20
Other receiving votes TCU 89
Oregon 83 South Carolina 36 Ohio St
15 California 14. Penn Si 12. Arizona
11 Louisville 5 Toledo 5 S Mississip
pi 4 UCLA 2
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