CIVIL WAR
Continued from Page 6
Oregon had tho bull In Ore
gon State territory only twice tn
the second half, and both
drives ended without u point
The first drive ended when
running back Ricky Whittle
fumbled on the Beavers' Hi
yard line. The only other time
the Ducks penetrated Oregon
State territory the drive result
ed in a muffed fake field goal
In the second half, the Bea
vers put in quarterback San
Shields, replacing starter Mark
(Ilford, who led the oflense to
21 yards total offense In the
first half Shields, who led the
Beavers to .1 14-3 victory over
the Ducks a year ago. carne In
and instantly moved the ball.
His runs of 21 and 13 yards
put the Beavers m Oregon terri
tory. but penalties stalled the
drive In all, Oregon State was
penalized for I1 yards during
the march
The most costly play came
when running back Dwayne
Owens was flagged lor a per
sonal foul and ejected for rum
bling with Oregon linebacker
Joe F t,-well The penalty came
after the Beavers had driven to
the Ducks' 24-yard line
"It vs its frustrating in the
third quarter with all the penal
ties " Shields said \V ••
couldn't get anything going I
don't know if it had anything to
do with the intensity or what,
but w e let it get HW'iiv "
Oregon was dearly dominat
mg the game at least on de
fense but could not put away
the Beavers Oregon State had
one last chance late in the
fourth quarter to at least tie the
game, when the Beavers took
over the hall after a punt at Or
egon's 42-vard line
The Beavers, who have used
tru k plays with relative sun css
this season, tried to run the
"fumblcrooskie" for the second
time m the game And. for the
second time tn the game, the
play fell flat.
Oregon State guard Fletcher
Keister picked up the ball, was
promptly leveled by Oregon
lineman Jeff Cummins and
fumbled Oregon recovered,
and the rest of the Reavers'
cheering sis tion cleared out
"Someone go! their hand on
the hall from the side." a tearful
Keister said "I don't know who
it w.is I never saw it
The Oregon players said they
had been practicing all wcwk lo
defend the phiv
i -,iu the cantor hit the
ground, and nil week the
com ho* have been telling us
that t * u sign of the
funtblorooskin." l-arwoll said.
“Then ! saw this big lumbering
guy got up and slur! running
The fumble was kind of a fit
ting end to a game like this "
The [Hicks again proved the
toughness of their defense by
holdtng the Heavers to tit)
n total of fat nly
H8 yards rushing Oregon Slate
i a me into the game ranked
Hth in the nation in rushing
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