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Ducks drop third straight 99-87
By Dave Charbonneau
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Oregon's men's basketball
team missed 14 free throws thnl
proved to !>e the different e in
its O'f-H? loss to l'( I .A at M< Ar
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Hut for a i ouple of minutes
Thursday night. The Hit" was
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halt the ' 4HU fans at Mr Ar
tfiur ( nun rose to their feet in a
thundering roar .is the Our ks
took a Z2 2\ lead against the
1 5th-ranked Bruins
But lin n the Due ks and
the Mai Court roof i am**
bm k dow n to north
t ( I.A ditched tin* Ducks'
only leail of thf game in a hur
ry. going on a H 4 run to take .1
\U 2ri lead ()n*gon missed four
fn*e throws to end the half trail
ing 45- t*>
"I wish we could have made
our free throws." Oregon head
roach Jerry t.reen said "We
1 mild have given ourselves an
opportunity to win Instead, we
hurt ourselves at the line
The Ducks made only seven
of 15 free throws in the first
half, and only six of Iff in the
set ond half
The Bruins jumped out to n
51 (H lead ill the sei ond half,
and Oregon was unable to get
any closer than eight points.
UCLA guard Short Tarver
had 23 points, leading a hal
anced Bruin scoring attar k that
had all five starters st oring in
double figures
Oregon guard Antoine
Stoudnmire It'd the Dur ks with
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Hockey team opens with road tnp
By Enck Studemcka
i morale) • r- ns F*c*f»’tet
I In* Oregon tint) ho<.ki*\ li'iim. arguably thr
must si.. i lull sport program on i.ampus.
In-gins its (onrili sf.ison this \vii*ki>ml with away
gamns against tin* I’nivorsitv ol Washington anil
(.on/aga l nil rrsitv
( oinparing tin* It-ain s avt-rage Saturday night
guiih> attinulani <■ of 1 UM) with othrr I’niviTsity
sports attoiidani i* avrragrs. tin* hor.M*\ train out
drew rvrrv mtrn ollrgiatr sport rsi opt lor foot
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"Thu Oregon tux kev tedm really parks the fans
in,*’ said I„uie County lie employin’ Irish Mas
sey. "Thev easily outdrnvv the Kugene Hines semi
pro htx key team.''
The lux key team has also been financially sue
ressful. Through revenues gained from gate re
ceipts and advertising, last year's team was able
to rover all expenses with over $1,000 remaining
m its budget
With only six players returning from last year,
the team will be pressed to matt h last season's
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