Montana trounces cold-shooting Ducks 78-39
By Dave Charbonneau
Errwakj t.i-/'-; Reporter
Saturday's Oregon mens has
kethnl! gami> ,it Montana was
the first Division I r.«nl'*sl of
the season for tire team, ami
many Put k Ians may tie wish
in^ it was the last
Montana kit loti the Dinks
out of Missoula with a 7H i'l
victory In a name that could he
a sign of tin- tilings to tome for
the young (iregon team
The Put ks shot >i miserahle
17 percent'front the fmld in the
first half ami only 2A percent
for lh>' game .is they wore sir?)
ply oiitiminnod by the more ex
periemnl (,n//hcx
Offensively, we wore pis' mi
Inept th>il hi with never in (lit
hallgunie " Oregon mm li Don
S' nsuii -..iiit 'We were rugging
through Mrii’iix and jogging
ihrnugh the offense. and otivi
ouslv they Were g little tight
Montana the defending Mig
Skv Oinforeni e champions, im
proved its retard to 2 0 an the
season
Sophomore |ordy Lyden
who is expel ted to fie tile lug
gest offensive tlire.it for fin
k*> ill ■ year iirfd only m«
points on 2 of 11 shooting from
the ln'iil t.uurds Antin' < oilier
nmi -Johnnie Reece also strug
gled, hitting .1 combined l of
1M
Jordv's timing was oft ti lit
tit bit, Munson suid \Vt
need to get something out of
I.vden. (Clyde)'Jordan and Col
Her to be successful and tom
petltive at all
Trailing t t H> .it hfilftime.
Oregon got siompetI even h.inl
er to open the second half
Montana went on .1 1 (> run to
Itikt tt insurmounitiblt -to 1H
Ir.ni I'.irlv m (he m’iomi half
Mil 1 .n//lv Unni grtiw !(> ■*'
ni.inv -to in tin* s. otnl half
Oni' iil shi ft-»v bright spots
fur thi- !)ui ks w-is thii phiv *il
fri'shin.in guard Orlando Uil
Imms W illtams was tin* li'.iding
siorrr for Oregon. with
points on r> of !* shooting, in
i Uniing 2 of ri from thri i- point
range
Tlii! Din ks worn outrelmund
i il In Mont.in.i tH .11 Ionian, a
sophomore forward w.is tin* top
Oregon rebounder with H. hul
in fouled out miilw.iv through
tlii! sii omf half
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Duck netters
lose to Bruins
By Jayson Jacoby
i i'-.i cl Si» /is. R«ciort«r
The (Iregon vollovimll
(earn ended a disappoint
mg, injury plagued sea
son Sa t u rd a y vs i I h a
thriii- game loss to fifth
ranked i ’(.1 A in I.os An
geles
The 15-12, 1Ste 15-4
loss dropped the Ducks
season record to 1 •} -1 (>
and -I 11 m the Pacific-Id
Conferenc e It was only
Oregon's fifth losing sea
son in Id years of i ompe
t i t ion
The Dm ks lot a solid
2t.H for the match, hut it
w a s n i good o n o u g h
against the It ruins' tf. '
mark ITT.A also had t.H
kills to Oregon's
Senior I law nn (Iharroin
c losed out a stellar earner
.t (Iregnn with a team
iiigh ' i kills (Jiarrom
ranks as thr fourth all
time leader in kills (or the
Dm ks
Seniors Mi Watkins
a n d t wo year c a p I a I n
M i I) d ee A d a m s , w li o
missed much ol the sea
son with a stress frat turn
ol the shin, added 1 2 and
11 kills, respec lively
Two oilier Dm ks also
finished their c areers Sat
artiav Setter Molly Me
(Irath had •) t assists, and
outside hitter Julie Jeffery
c ontrihuted three bloc ks
while seeing ac lion in
jus! one game
1(1.A tile defending
NCAA < h.impJon im
proved its records to 2 ! 5
overall and 1-1-2 m tin
!’a< 10
Oregon a 1 so played
long h I- r l d a v night
against USC but lost a
hard-fought match 15-10,
lt. l i 15-2 to the Tro
jans
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