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Snow turns streets into war zone
Sidelines
Dj.c Chj/borvnou
You may lx* wondering why
this column is oppearing
on the sports pages. Al
though it does not deal s|X'< ifi
cnlly with sports, just consider
it on "outdoor < olumn."
They converged onto the
streets in masses
Screaming mobs of lunnlii s
camped out on virtually every
corner on campus. |ust waiting
for the next innocent vii tun to
straggle into their path and re
ceive a IxMting they would not
soon forget
The weapon used to infix t
the damage'
Snow
The four-ini h pounding of
snow Eugene received Friday
night resulted in hundreds of
college students letting off
some post-holiday depression
hy partii ipaling in the sport of
snow pelting
The first rioters ap|H-arcd at
the corner of If>th Avenue and
Alder Street This was not sur
prising. i onsidering the greeks
had already worked themselves
up into a drunken stupor hv the
time the snow started to m i u
mulate at t> 10 p m.
Literally hundreds of stu
dents were r liuu|M«d at eai h of
the corners at the intersection
Each lima o ear would go by.
symphonies of '‘thuds" would
echo through campus as tin*
helpless driver tried to slay on
the rood and get past the
crowd.
Bicyclists were not safe ei
ther In fm t, those on bicycles
were actually worth more
points There's nothing like hit
ting a person out on a nice win
ter night hike ride point blank
in the ear with a snowball,
huh?
After witnessing this on foot,
which was a relatively safe
means of transportation, pro
vided you c ould avoid slipping
on your butt. I doc icIikI to start
my own sport
Snow dodging
I jumped on mv hike and de
cided to challenge all of the
juvenile delincpients "|list see
if you can hit me." 1 thought as
I approached the group of
snowball toting maniacs
As I c nine to within a bloc k
ol the crowd someone veiled.
"Bicycler1!!." for a split sei
ond. I i onsiderod shimming on
the breaks and turning around,
hut I held strong, buried mv
head in my jacket and plowed
through the* mtersee lion
Eat this you loser, some
one veiled and I was instantly
open game as roc k like snow
balls nailed mu from all dins
lions
I w as the enemy
By the time I reached the
fdenwood. the war was over I
had made it without a bruise* or
sc ratch. I was a man. dammit!
Having proved my man
hood. I dot ided ii was time to
participate in a little snow pelt
ing myself
At the corner of 17th Ave
nue and Hilyard Street, in front
of the Hilvard Market, another
mob was preying on vehicles.
The students at this corner
were the "hippy types.” out to
have some fun in a far less rah
id fashion than their greek
counterparts — they actuallv
let an elderly lady cross the
street without on attai k
Ity the time I got there, the
students had hot ome bored
with hitting i nrs. and inlra-in
terseclion wars started to break
out. People on the comers start
ed to ambush one another, plot
ting out attai ks and building
ammunition
Soon the intersection was a
battlefield with snowballs fl\
mg through the sk\ in the light
of the strs*etlighls Kscept for .1
few softlwll si/e iceltalls. it was
good clean fun
Unfortunately, one too many
snowballs nailed tfit* Hilyard
Market and an employee of the
store stormed out of the door,
and started selling at the snow
heavers One guv apparently
didn't take her seriously, as he
jin ked up some imm' snow and
started forming another gre
unde
The 5-ftKit-S-int.fi employee
didn't take kitidlv to his nc
turns She took off 111 a dead
sprint across the street and
Turn to SNOW. Page t?
Wrestlers go down
on California trip
By Erick Studenicka
Emerald Sports Ropo'Ioi
Oregon wrestling fans
might have n lough time
picking out the "lowlight" of
last weekend’s road trip to
California.
Was it the 2H-7 loss to
Fresno State on Friday in
which the Bulldogs won the
first eight rnati hes of the
meet?
Or was the lowlight the
27-fi heating O.al-State Ba
kersfield gave the Ducks on
Saturday? Or maybe it was
Oregon's first ever loss to
Fullerton State on Sunday?
Fresno State, with their
No. lf> national ranking, was
expected to he the Duck s
toughest opponent of the
weekend, and the Bulldogs
didn't disappoint. Fresno
State jumped out to a 28-0
lead before Jeff MrCov and
Chris Anderson were able to
salvage two wins for the
Ducks.
In last year's Pacific-10
Conference, only one-half
point separated CSU-Bakers
field and Oregon. The antici
pated close rematch failed to
materialize as the Roadrun
ners won four consecutive
middle weight matches to
take a 22-3 lead.
Fullerton State, seventh in
the Pac-10 tournament a
year ago. won the first five
mate lies of the meet Sunday
to take a 15-0 lead and then
Turn to WRESTLERS. Page 12
Oregon athlete cited
Scan Hurwell. thi* starting running back on the Oregon football
team, won arrested Wednesday. Jon f>. on two < ounls of prohibited
noise disturfmm e Hurwell vs.is released on hail and is si hedulod
to enter Ins plea Imfore muni* ipal c:ourt on Jon. 14
bugene point' department spokesman Tint Hirr said police were
summoned to Him kstone Manor Apartments, 1750 Alder St . at
10:02 p in to investigate noise complaints made by apartment ten
ants At that time. Harwell was cited and asked to lower Ins stereo
volume
A set ond noise complaint was registered at 11:12 p in and po
lii e again responded to HurweH's apartment. Hurwell was then tak
en into i ustodv and given an eviction notice by the apartment
management
Hurwell could not Ik* reached for comment
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