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Oregon Daily Emerald Sports —
Ducks lose gruesome one
By Dave Chartxinneau
f >r<t< alrt SpC'tS Editor
A crowd of H.fiHl fans showed up at
Mi .Arthur Court Saturday nigh! lo watch two
loams play in the Civil War
Someone apparently forgot to notify the
teams
Oregon and Oregon Stole - who had < om
tuned to win only four of their last 25 games —
slipped, slopped and stunk their way through
4(1 minutes of "Pec-10” basketball with the
Heavers eventually winning 54-4H
"It was a very ugly game." said Oregon for
ward Antoine Stoudamire. who led all scorers
with 25 point* "This game was uglier than the
USC game earlier this season It was still excit
ing. but it vvns ugly
Without a doubt, the ugliest slat of the game
was the fm t that the Dui ks made 10 pertent
(that’s right. 10 port ent) of thair shots in the
first half
The Ducks managed to hit seven of their Inst
eight Ins- throws, but failed to make a field goal
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Oregon's Antoine Stoudamire tries to elude
Oregon State s Scott Haskin in the Beavers'S4
48 win over the Ducks In the Civil War.
Softball goes
4-2 at tourney
By Steve Mims
Emerald Sports Reporter
The Oregon softball team
evened its season record at 4-4 by
winning four nf sis games during
the weekend at the Capital Classic
in Sacramento, Calif
The Ducks won two games Fri
day and Saturday before losing 2
1 to San Jose State in the quarterfi
nals of the tournament
Tile Ducks opened the tourna
ment by defeating tournament host
Sacramento State 1-0. one week
after falling to the Hornets 7-2 in
I.as Vegas Oregon catcher Laura
Schmidt broke a scoreless tie in the
bottom of the sixth inning with her
sm ond home run of the season, giv
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