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Restaurant A Lounge 947 Franklin Blvd. 43-448 I l T 7 £ R ? f # f f C 1 Graphics CONVENIENT, FAST & AFFORDABLE UV t'ipeurt nnume*. cu nt hotfrTi, ait, booklet!, buunc** card*, and bn*hurt* U <- \haat PM Thalftone*, tran%ptrrentrUr%, and rettnuih U r **Tr aWr fo eampleit romi join m only 2 working o*?m Af LETTER PERL EC T Graph u < yum'11 find our price* were de vj^nrti u ifh (ta *tu*lent budget m mind U r*rr lcxatcd at MX) l Ml fcalur f#u* delator cu ron from ftar juJxbemd to (he third floor. 346 4381 9 00*5 00 M / Men golfers finish 15th at regional tournament By Steve Mims O9Q0n £>*<y Lrrmr&a The Oregon men's golf team saw its season come to an abrupt end Friday when it finished 15th at the West Regional in Pro vo. Utah The Ducks' three-round total of 893 left them 11 shots away from the ninth place slot they needed to be in to advance to nationals. The Ducks w«re in contention for a top nine finish after the first day when they shot 293 and were in 12th place, but only three shots out of third place. Oregon senior Jeff Lyons over came illness to pace the team with a 2-under-par 70 during the first round Wednesday. Juniors Randy McCracken and Jeremy Forster added rounds of 73 and 74. respectively, during the opening round The Ducks dropped out of contention when they shot 303 in the second round, the second worst round any team shot dur ing the tournament. The Ducks found themselves 16th out of 18 teams after the second round, and needed one of their best rounds of the year in the final round to qualify for nationals, but it did not happen. Forster led the Ducks with a 73 on Thursday, but no other Ducks could shoot better than 76. and Oregon had to count two 77s in the five-man. count-four format. The Ducks found them selves seven shots behind ninth place UCLA heading into the final round but they could not catch the Bruins. Oregon shot 297 in the final round, but moved up only one spot to 15th place Sophomore r Ted Snavelv shot his lx*st round of the tournament on Friday, an ev*n-par 72. to lead the Ducks in the final round McCracken added a 74 and senior Cam Mar tin shot 75 on the final day for the Ducks. Lyons led the Ducks during his final collegiate tournament, finishing in 45th place at 223. The top two finishers on non qualifying teams also qualify for the NCAA Championships next month, but Lyons finished seven shots behind Nevada's Robert Walton, who nabbed the second individual spot. McCracken shot 224 for the 54-hole event and finished in a tie for 55th place. Forster and Suavely tied for 67th place at 227. followed by Martin at 231, Arizona won the tournament with a 5-under par 859. seven shots better than in-state rival Arizona State. Arizona senior Manny Zerman won medalist honors by shooting 5-under-par 211. three shot ahead of team mate David Berganio. Fresno State's )oe Acosta and Pepper dine's Jeff Gove. The Ducks lose two seniors off this year’s team who combined to win four college tournaments in the last two years. Lyons won two tournaments during the spring of 1992. and was named first team all-Pacific-10 Confer ence and honorable mention All-American last year. Lyons led the Ducks in stroke average this season and was selected second team all-conference. Martin, the reigning Oregon Amateur champion, tied for first place in back-to-back tourna ments this spring. 1 Leave The Pack Behind A Free 5K Fun Run 3:00 p.m. Friday, May 21 Alton Baker Park BBQ Pits ^31 call 346--H56 to pre-register lJO Student Health C enter Health Education Program In ionium lion with I COSTS ARE UP! Let J Mar Biological Plasma Donor Center help with your tuition. By donating plasma, you earn $20°° for your first donation, over S120 per month, and help save a life at the same time. Open Monday-Saturday. Call 683-9430 for more information. loot W. 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