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SPORTS
Cal thumps Ducks,
Musgrave reinjured
By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Sports Editor
There would be no great
comeback this time.
After digging itself into a
21-3 first-quarter deficit against
California Saturday, any
chance Oregon had of coming
hack to defeat the Golden Bears
in Berkeley. Calif., went out
the window when quarterback
Bill Musgrave went out of the
game.
Without Musgrave, the
Ducks were unable to post a
come-from-behind win as they
did against UCLA last week,
and were thumped 28-3.
The loss leaves the Freedom
Bowl-bound Ducks at 3-3 in tin*
Pacific-10 Conference and 7-3
overall, hut more importantly.
Musgrave's status is uncertain
for next week's Civil War game
against Oregon State in Corval
lis.
It was a huge win for Cal.
which likely clinched a Copper
Bowl bid. Cal improved to
4-2-1 in the Pac-10 and B-3-1
overall. The Golden Bears are
assured of their first winning
season since 1982 and their
first bowl game since 1<»78.
"Cal obviously jumped off to
a great start.'’ Oregon Coach
Rich Brooks said "They made
the big plays in the first quar
ter.
Cal used the big play on all
three of its first quarter drives
to put the Ducks in a hole ear
ly.
On the opening possession.
Golden Bear quarterback Mike
Pawlawski hit Brian Treggs for
a 20-yard completion to the Or
egon 47-yard line. After a Cal
penalty, fullback Greg Zomalt
went 45 yards up the middle to
the Duck seven-yard line.
Two plays later, tailback An
thony Wallace went in from six
yards out and a 7-0 Golden
Bear lead.
After Oregon pulled within
7-3 on a 47-yard Gregg McCal
lum field goal. Wallace went 03
yards up the middle for another
score and a 14-3 Cal advantage.
Then, it was Pawlawski on a
47-yard flee-flicker play to
Treggs. and a 21-3 Golden Bear
advantage with 4 49 left in the
first quarter.
"We really came out very
strong and ready to play, and
good things happened early."
Cal Coach Bruce Snyder said.
"I was really pleased with how
crisp we played in the first
quarter.”
It looked like the Golden
Bears might score on a fourth
straight possession, but Daryle
Smith intercepted a Pawlawski
pass on the Duck three-yard
line to end that drive
The Oregon defense respond
ed the rest of the game, shut
ting down the Gal running
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Grapplers pin Vikings
to win season-opener
Oregon's wrestling team
opened the season Friday
with a 35-13 victory over de
fending NiCAA Division II
champion Portland State in
Portland. It was the season
opener for the Vikings as
well.
The Ducks had (our pins
on (he night, including pins
in the last three weight
classes to secure the win.
"It was a great match, as
they usually are. with Port
land State." Oregon Coach
Ron Finley said. "I'm glad it
turned out the way it did.
"I'm pleased with the
team at this point and we're
performing well for this time
ot year." he said, "but we
still have a lot of things to
work on."
lunior all-American Dan
Vidlak got things going for
the Ducks at 118 pounds
with a 17-1 win over Brad
Smith.
Oregon also gol wins from
Rob Stone (126 pounds).
Scott Glenn (142 pounds)
and Fat Craig (150 pounds)
to lake an early 17-3 lead.
Stone's win was one of the
four pins on the night
Portland State, however,
pulled within 17-13. by get
ting wins from |oey Herrera
over Trevor Skarda at 158
pounds while Dan Russell
pinned Oregon’s Darren
Gustafson at 167 pounds.
The Ducks responded to
the Viking charge with the
three late pins.
Jeff McCoy started the pin
parade at 177 pounds and
then Curt and (kin Strahin
followed up with pins at 160
pounds and heavyweight,
respectively.
McCoy's pin was a big
win for the Ducks as the
freshman pinned two-time
defending NCAA champion
Tony Champion.
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