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Hockey splits with Spartans
By Rich Bernstein
Emerald ContfiDuic*
The Oregon hockey loam
■.piit a pair of games w ith San
Jose State during the weekend.
Saturday night, the Duck*
lost a close game 4-3. hut came
hack impressively the next
morning and shut out the Spar
tan* S-0.
The two game* marked the
home opener for the Ducks,
who came into the weekend
contests with a 2-0-1 record. In
game one against' San Jose
State. Oregon came lw< k from a
2-0 deficit and scored throe un
answered goals in front of
1.000 people at lone County
It e
Forward Chris Wheritv led
tin* attack with two goals with
in a 30-set ond time span at the
end of the first |>«riod.
Big forward Mark Liebert
continued the assault with a
goal to start the set out) period.
Steve Melkerson assisted the
goal, which seemed to turn the
tide of the game in favor of the
Ducks for good.
San Jose State battled back
with 5:22 left in the second pe
riod to tie the game with a pow
er-play goal by Kevin Fitrgtb
hons.
Toward the end of the sec
ond period, it looked like the
i)u< ks might regain the lead,
but Spartan goalteuder Mike
Bmins made a couple of great
Ptvtfo by Dylan Coulter
An Oregon player (dark) battles tor the puck In the club hockey
team's 4-3 loss to San Jose State Saturday at Lane County Ice.
wives to roh the Duc ks.
"We played great physical
I\" Oregon forward Brian
Clendenin said. "But what
made the difference in the
game was our lac k of mental
toughness down the stretch."
The two teams battled to the
end with physical play. San
lost; Slate maintained its tough
ness and stored the game-win
ning goal when forward Tony
Destro put in a wrist shot from
five feet after scrambling to
gain the puck with 10 minutes
left in the game.
Turn to HOCKEY, Page 9A
Men keep on losing, drop two more
By Dave Charbonneau
Emerald Sports Editor
After Oregon's trip to Washington, it seems ob
vious at this point that the Out i.s are the team to
boat m the Pacific -10 Conference.
a use if you don't beat Oregon, you’re proha
Diy pretty oact
Washington and Washington Statu avoided that
distinction during the weekend, defeating the
Ducks handily and keeping Oregon winless in the
Par* 11) after six games.
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