Men golfers fade to third in Fresno By Steve Mims Omgcn O.i'y (rrmtakl The Oregon men's golf team started quickly hut faded late to pint e third during the weekend lit the Fresno Golf Clossii in Fresno, (ailif The Ducks shot 2H4 in the opening round Friday, followed hy ;j<)7 in the second round, to take a five-shot lead heading into the final round But Oregon shot 104 in the third round to finish seven shots behind UCI.A Jeff Lyons was the top finisher for Oregon, shooting a 21H to finish in sixth pinen The f)u< ks i nine out on fire Friday morning and were pai ed In Ted Snavely's fit) and Kandv Mi Grin ken's 70 to take a two shot lead ov er I resno State after one round Lyons added a 72. and ( am Martin shot 7:1 in the opening round Martin w as the only Dm k who was able to belter Ins si ore in the set ond round, ■ outing in with .i 72. while the rest ul the team faded Suavely shot a set - ond • round 74. billowed by l.yoils and Mi ( r.n ken vvlift 75 and 7fi. respectively. Snavelv was in third plate after two rounds, while Marlin. Mi l r<u k en and Lyons were all among the top 11 Lyons i nme on strong in the final round Saturday morning and shot 71, while the rest of the team struggled even worse than they did in the second round. Martin shot 77. followed by Mct.'rai ken and Suavely, who shot 7') and HO. respetiivelv Martin finished with a total of 222 shots to finish in 11th plai e. and Snavelv finished 17lh with a 22 t s< ore Mi < on ken finished 21rd at 225 Oregon's final two golfers. Paul Kegali and Jeremy horsier, struggled through the tourna ment and finished al 2 ifi and 242 respectively I t I A won the tournament with a three round total of H7H. and S< oil Peterson of ( olorado won the individual title with a three under par 2 1 t The 1 tin ks will travel to W est ■ Ink" Village. Calif., to play in the Southwestern Intrri ollegiate today and Tuesday Lynns will In. looking to defend the indi vidual title he won at the tour nament last year. The Oregon women's golf team finished ninth at the Ping/Arizona State Invitational Sunday with a 'i-t-hole total of 041 Third-ranked Arizona State won with an H<)7. five strokes in front of runner-up San Jose State Nine of the 17 teams in the tournament were ranked in the top 20. including five of the top tO teams in the nation. lonior (’.tippy Mac k pat ed Oregon with a 2Vi. tying for 2Hth 1 he Ducks Shannon Maier finished at '(2nd with a 2 14 Stanford s Martha Richards fired a two-over par 2 1H to take medalist honors ahead of two t S( players fill Me (.ill at 210 and Heidi Voorhees at 220 Softball takes two from Huskies on the road Dave Charbonneau The Oregon soft (in 11 leans rode l he strong arm of pitcher Rac belle Taylor and utme through with some timely (lilting to sweep Washington Saturday in a Pncifii -10 Conferenc e dou bleheader in Seattle The Duc ks needed extra innings to defeat the Huskies 3-2 in the opener before blowing Washington away 11-1 in the soc ond game The sweep raised Oregon's rec ord to 13-11. 5-3 in the Pac -10 The Ducks scored one run in both the first and second inning in the opener and hud a 23) lend entering the bottom of the seventh inning before Washington's Karen Shaull (lit a two-run single to force extra innings With one out in the top of the ninth inning. Oregon catcher (.aura Schmidt ripped a triple1, and sophomore l.eanne Brooks followed with a ^ngle to drive in pinch-runner Patty Pvles for the winning run. lay lor pitched a i omplete game for the I lucks and gave up nine Ints and two runs to raise her record to 7-8. Oregon jumped oil the Huskies early in the sei ond game, si oring steven runs in the sec ond inning to put the game away 1 avlor pile hod another complete game, going seven innings and allow mg seven lots and one run to ec on her record at H H. Oregon Daily Emerald Call 346-4343 Before 1 p.m. Today To Put Us To Work For You Tomorrow! CLASSIFIED POLICIES Deadline* I trt«- Vtlv p m tu. fMMiK -• das flfmf u» invert ion Ihsplas \d' I p •> i* btiwncA* pm* in hih'»in«i Hrrars/Re funds PIl'JH' MUJI ad* I hi ODI. 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Come to the Summer Work Informational Interview Monday, April 5th 2:00, 4:00 or 6:00 in Cedar Room B •»f i iill 434'2087 to rrquol an ap}%Hnt*wni IOu'mmI tT|l’M 210 HELP WANTED SUfcHCR J08S TO SAVE THf ENVIRONMENT EARN STIOOJSOO AND MARE A DEFERENCE National campaign positions to renew tne Dean Water Act promote compre nenaive recycling and stop ott snore o*» dnttmg Avertable »n 22 states and 0 C Campos interviews 4/7 and 4’8 Cai* Jamie totf tree l 0OO 7&-EARTH f POSITION AVAILABLE T he ASlX) >s tttrtwg an events coor® j nalGf A^^jKtjfaDns are avOKlt.-e i 'xtft© 4 i MU f veryon© *i tP'iXKtt | .*ged to apply' Deaden© Apn< t«* ( AMK3 s an 1'Q.AAE Nanny Wanted M«d May through rrd August, free *lX>m A meals PAjs saint , evening?* an# wee* ends oh 744 0435 Office A %%*slant Secretary part ?■me ’9 t5 houfVw* ' e«4>r© schedule M F ntsn typing 65 *^>m general clerical. randfi ' company van cl# Pleas# bring r*s .;*h» to 30‘ Monro# St. Eugene OP. 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OR 9/40’ interviewing to beg*- after April 19. 1993 University Housing is now hrftng tO Program Assistants for the ’993 94 ac adenvc year Program Assistants work to plan and produce educational cuHur a! and recreational prognens «n the res •Pence haBs Applications and addition af -ntor matron may be o«a*ned at the area desks «n Carson Hampton Un» versify Inn and th# Housing Office m Walton MaU Program Ass-stants |PA> must be fu* bm* students at the U ol O and need to We m a -rudenc* hail where they are employed Compensa bon tor the povbon •» room and board m a Single room WANT TO KNOW MORE? Come to m tormalKjnal meeting about the pb m the Carson Goto Room. Tues, Aprw 6th ai 4 30pm. Carson Gold Room The deart*ne tor completed appfaca tons «s Monday April 12th. *993 at 5pm to the tin-versify HouS*ng Oft«C# in Walton Mali An aftomsfcv# actiorveouai opportunity employe* committed to Cul ture drve» sit v Work-Study Position avartobte the UO Upward Bound MSRC current* has positions open tor ptfee assistants Appicwtts must posses a base know* edge of computers and o»*ce equ«p ment. answer phones, and be able to work mornings To apply CftM 34*360' Wort study pos-t.on avarfabl# as office assistant n Soc*otogy Duties a'© var •ed. hours «e*toie Contact Ann at *■1169 or *n 736 PIC