Ducks win Civil War
with last-second shot
jOregon women's third-straight road win ties
Washington for fourth place in Pac-10
By Jake Berg
ErrwaidSpons Editor
C.ORVAldJS Missv Stow
oil saved her teammates from
losing sleep
The Oregon guard was twice
i hero in an fl i-81 overtime
win at Oregon State l rtdn\
night, making two c hitch has
kets to tie and win the1 game It
the Ducks hail lost; coach i.l
win Hethvwould have had his
team up bright and earlV Satur
dav morning
"I had already C ailed prac tu e
tomorrow morning .it siv.
Heim said Hut she made it.
so vse're not doing it
That's how close the game
was Oregon had all hut lost the
game in regulation when Stow
■'ell stepped up for her team
The Beavers led the contest
72 fit) with onlv seconds re
maining and appeared to own
the will All Oregon State guard
Slissv Smith needed to do was
dribble out the clot k. tint she*
traveled and gave Oregon the
ball bat k with just sec onds left
The ball found its wav Into
Slowell's hands on the* play
and the sophomore* delivered
Slowell's desperation three
point hook shot in the fare of a
double team went in just as the
bu/./er sounded, tying tin* game
and putting it into overtime
Sometimes you gel lurks,
smiled Slows II, who finished
with 12 points
Well, then Slowed got lucky
twice She added insult to III
jury when her driving bank
shot over Beaver star Judv
Shannon tell with two setonds
left m overtime w inning the
game
I*or some- reason, ! iliun I
think, nr wen going in lose,
said Oregon t enter S ,i r a
Wilson, win. had 13 | ints iiml
eight rebounds, eVf ii 111 the
liist eight seconds
'i h e w i n i in p r o v e d t h e
Ducks' record to 13-r> overull
and -1 I in the Pat tftt 10 (Con
ference. anti Oregon State
dropped to Ii ] 1 and I t.
Heins was as active Fridas
night on the sidelines as he has
been .dl season. running jump
mg and stomping his team on
to ils 13th win out of the las! 11
(uvil \\ ar malt hups But alter
Oregon's eighth straight win at
(dll Coliseum, Hems was just
plain relieved
I'm gh.d Missy took, those
si,ots llemv said 'Missy is
going lo put the ball in the bas
ket even it sht' has !u dunk it "
It didn't take that much, but
both the Ducks anti Beavers did
put turth quite an effort The
Iirs! half belonged in Oregon,
but Oregon St.itr mi i.vt'ii what
tin- (oval U ir w ,iv ,ii .ihi nil lint
mu tlir sin iifui hail
! hi- Ducks juilhs! avvav from
W;7 " hi> early in !hf u;mu by
going on ,i big II Hi run la
complete their first half scar
Vug ()regon led 40 Ja .if: the m
termission .uni ev en extended
lls lead III 1 I . I in lore the Be.I
vers «( !!• i le.it
We .lie \e,*S ; ' ,.i el tile
set eii j half, ():. nr S i ale
l UiK h Akl HlH s i; t
rile Be ivets h.ne every re.I
sun ', lie (Ill'S !, SI.i S'e lieu el!
tin .i I H m,in ii ’11 [Hill. itself
w ill; in line p int a! llle i)u; ks
VI i I ( )l el;i 1 n g ! Its (i ‘.11 f f i.i( k
up lu five again, hut Smith s
three -pointer .at . Jn gave the
Beavers■-their first lead of the
game let-li'l
Oregon again led a! let Mi,
full the Beavers ere: ted what
si i in ed I i k e a i am for t a hie
"tel . ashion before Stowe!;
shot that tied the game
"We kind of t hr u it aw a V at
til end ' M , s.e.d We've ...
to learn how to (day 40 mmtiH
and watt
Oregon lias tire same prob
lem, Hemy said
I ms was mi! 4 vet v i: in
performance on our purl, ‘
llotnv said. hill i huv!' in cmd
il Ori gan Stale's defense
Till’ Beavers held Oregon to
1.1 of I! shooting H- pen.eat}
in the se: mid half after the
Due ks had 111 it >p 111 tile I :rsl
lialh making 1 a of 2 7 field
goals ('ill pert ent]
Oregon's defense wasn't too
shabby, either, limiting Oregon
State to jit pen ent shooting in
the hrsl hull and ■! 1 percent lor
the game
Hut give i red i! In Ofrg ' i 's
St.ii i Wallentmrn. I
V\ .1 ! , e| p ji im -, lit 'I! | g|!l,'
higli 2(t points, g:ubbod 11 re
hounds and dished out live us
s 1st S
\V lib go 1 I re.iM ill Despite
the traditional Civil War hype
In w m the game, the v ii lory
moved Oregon into u tie lor
liiorlit plui e m llu I’m 10 vv ilh
\V ishmgtiin The in ..inpli vv us
ulsn Oregon's third straight
conference roud win, u feat the
Ducks haven't ui i omplished
since the l'liili H? season
ii) ikiot, Oregon’s win gave
Heinv his 29dtii victory at the
Oregon helm Tin* lti year head
coach vviil gel a sho! .it No 100
111 the Ducks’ next game Thills
day against California at Mr Ar
thur Court
Duck wrestlers fall to SOSC
Tin; Southern Oregon Slate
wrestling team beat 2 4th
ranked Oregon 19-1S Saturday
in Ashland
The NAIA Raiders improved
to 0-2, and the Ducks dropped
to 7-4 on the year
Dan Vidlak continued his
stellar senior year Saturday
The third-ranked 118-pounder
won in a technical fall over
Southern s Harlean Williams.**
21-6.
Jarrett Clark decisioned Den
ny Walters 12-2 in the 126
pound class to extend the
L)ui ks lead but 111.it's when
Oregon began to tall apart
The Ducks lost a step by los
ing the the next three matches
(lory Sonnet). 1-Id pounds lost
by a point, and I'.it < raig. ISO
pounds, lost by two
Southern won three ol the
last four matt hes, including
Haider heavyweight Jim
Spolek s 5-1 decision over
Chris Anderson to wrap up
Southern's w in
Oregon s M sy St'owell iJ5). gels airborne as Sara Wilson (44) and Oregon State's Judy Shannon (SS)
stake rebound positions Friday night in Corvallis
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