Oregon basketball, wrestling begin next week
By Steve Mims
Orogcxi Dd'iy t rrnr/akl
Although ritis weekend's Civil War
matchups murk the end of the Oregon foot
ball and volleyball seasons, the winter
sports Ixtgin their seasons next week
The Oregon men's hnskellvill team will
play an exhibition game against the Ham
burg Club at 7:05 p m. on Tuesday Indore
beginning the regular season next l-'ndoy
against Humboldt State at Mt Arthur Oniri
The Ducks feature six new players plus
junior (ordy l.yden, who redshirted last
season. One Duck who will not !*• in action
is Jeff Potter, who is out from four to six
weeks with a elbow injury
The Pacific* 10 Conference media rep
resentatives have not shown much con
fident <■ in the Ducks this son son. The pre
season media poll placed the Ducks in
ninth place, ahead of only Washington.
The media voted California in first place,
followed by UCLA and Arizona
The Oregon women's basketball team
will open the year with an exhibition game
against the Melbourne Raiders on Mon
day. Following one game at home, new
Oregon head com h Jody Runge will take
her team to Hawaii to play in the Paradise
Classic with Hawaii. Loyola Marvmount
and Northern Illinois on November 26- 27.
The women have also made sortie
< hanges. adding seven new players to the
team, including 6-foot-S-inch center
Snndie Edward* In addition, on** familiar
player with n new name is Missy Croshaw,
formerly Missy Stoweil before her sum
mer marriage
The media did not show much confi
dence in the Oregon women's team
either, picking it eighth, ahead of Arizona
State and Washington State. Stanford and
USC were picked first and second,
respectively
The Oregon wrestling team begins its
season this weekend, when it grapples at
the Southern Oregon Open in Ashland on
Saturday Oregon's wrestling team got
more respect than the basketball teams
in the preseason, getting pegged 39th in
tiie country by Amatnir Wnstling .Yen s
This season marks Ron Finley's 24th year
as head coach.
Oregon's Kevin Roberts is ranked 12th
in the country at 11H pounds, as is Chris
Anderson at 275 pounds. The only other
Duck ranked in the preseason is 134
pounder Cory Sonnen. ranked 15th
Other returning lettennen are Chris
Jensen. James Stephens. Pat Hirai. Dustin
Maddox. Justin Muggy. Peter Stayner. Tom
Glenn. Clint Messner. Mat Sprague and
Jeff McCoy
One fall team that has not finished its
season vet is the men's tennis team, which
will he in Hawaii next week There the
Ducks will fate Chominade. Hawaii,
Brigham Young and Hawaii Pacific
Oregon Daily Emerald
CALL 346-4343 BEFORE 1 pm TOD A Y TO PUT US TO WORK FOR YOU TOMORROW'
100 BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Happy 21«t Btrthday
ANNE MATSON
Are *t» h«cl our turn
ar*j now rt~* your*'
B#<w. shot** and nmct) more'
Kj»H9, G, J, K A J
To Ryan Schuiti,
HAPPY BIN f HO AY Ppm Star
You must bo dumb
Whoop d, yOur morn
Thai s what she «wd
Easy, grubba. Rusty
love.
Bags and Bartaog
to] GREEK HAPPENINGS
AAA *>K*
Bath A Toby
Congratulations on your pinning'
W* a sh you the beat of kick
in you* future togatftad
love. you' sister*
•PAH* _AAA
105 PERSONALS
OTN-OTR,
ro hub youh m i any iimi <
HOW ABOUT P1HA > C U MONO*Y'
JISUS CHRIST- QOO S SOW
t o»*» You Vary Much
Truat Ocxl • Holy Blow
fot Evarlaaling Hopptnost
U Of O DNOUI
1 600 44? 7080 e»1 18/
Cal Toa Ftm
110 LOST 4 FOUND
Found: Dlskane belonging to Elaine
E Can Man Uf> 4390 lo cuam
115 TYPING SERVICES
A! 344-07M. ROeiN >« ORAO SCHOOL
APPROVEO 20-year ihaMrtfciMk bai*
ground Term papervt u« 'esume mk
wee Editing las* pr ON CAMPUSf
JO THE TYPING PRO
Term Papef&TKeaae Dissertations
Call 663 6068 Anytime
rrrtr*G/EDmyo
f re* pcfcup»d©*iv*y Call Honda
at 93S-1092 even.rvgWwjeAends
TYPING A WORO PROCESSING
8iX p* double spat a<1 tase* |*aga
666-6632
125 INSTRUCTION
ns TYPING SERVICES
IF YOU RE WRITING
EVEN ONE PAPER THIS
TERM. YOU NEED US
I <Mng ■ W ffang tuMra • T«
At *r«j mmtooarm
Pra/EdH 343-2747
Ttu*«»r4«NKl f not 1199 PlipOlt'
SELL YOUR .
BOOKS 1
FAST
IN 1
THE
OOE
CLASSIFIEDS)
Section IU _
125 INSTRUCTION
l earn YOUR favorite songs Gu*iar
keyboard. bass lesson* A* styles
John Sharkey 342-9543_
130 FOR SALE MISC
Cheap Stiff l^ush toveiMM*? couch
and M*. i«ne< $60 for ail Cali fefl/ 2616
Civil War Tickets
2 Reserved Seals $?&eech
SSOpa* M»r 744 9279
HP 28S Scientific Calc u let or w*h
manuals l ettarman siy-Hj jacket r>«rwr
v;n 44 SflSeacMJBO 74fr It AH
Ken more Washer 4 Dryer. Maytag
dryer $7SFeach late modei almond
wnM**, SUXi 343fl7?9
Wimbledon Graphite 98.
tenrue racket $60 F sceftent corxM*on
Ca« Sergwo 34^^375___
Woodstove 4 base for **le-Mot>>«
home approved CaH evenings
669 917?
125 INSTRUCTION
Start Your Language
Requirement Winter Term
Accelerated 1st Year Italian
Learn one year of Italian in two terms.
ITAL 104 CRN: 27001
11:00-11:50 MUWHF
1st Year French
First part of three-term sequence
FR 101 CRN: 26527
12:00-12:50 MUWHF
French for Reading Knowledge
French for students or scholars in other disciplines
who need to be able to read French texts.
FR 399 CRN: 26568
. 11:00-11:50 MWF
145 CARS TRUCKS
74 VW <But TflOOcc »im*
y<MW S-tXXVOBO 343-5Q64
85 Ch#vy Bl«i«r Automat* MAI M
CaiMth* $t'»ght txxJy low mo#*
$6000060 Ca- Joann# <*6 509/
ISO MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS
Scooters P1«* Sports Cycles
Scooter Owners
A# St<x*#Y Too# Up* on Spa&at
We Have on S4« Sarvc*
©1 $26 Tun# Up* 345 7369
M#v# you* *cxx*«* p##par»d to#
to*
940 W 7th, & ?_
SO Yamaha 850X8 BUfc* etwom#
»a.rf<ny i ook* good runs good. $950
74/4711 T«m
155 BICYCLES
Mona I2apa#d Schwinn TravW
mo<3ei Light WfigN c<#X$
1.0*3 $76 Mu»l 744 i .190
1982 Sharpa Comp 1T
AJi Door* I X many
$375 Gaft Flirt at 343 4909
i65 COMPUTERS ELECTRONICS
Brother Portabte WP $400 m ilwn
ihrt u*ad mode* m eueAent stupe
V»S CH 34< !'**
Compute thte1 Met Plus Imajewnler
AdOrtionttl As* drivs solheare » hee
Sms $500 000 Itealhet /4 1 369?
IBM personal computer IT • printer
$M0 Can :U4 3493 o- 663 498,’
Cneal St upe iVeal Deal
Macintosh LC *40 Moor 15 mch
Morutty $1000 343 5064 __
3MSI23 M3 MB HO. 3 1? $ 6 ' 4 Omes
1 Mg HAM VGA Monitor. keyfcoarfl.
moisr mntfcers DOS $700 1466596
165 COMPUTERS ELECTRONICS
640ft IBM compatibi* Monte*
mouM StKVOBO SuMn 461-1151
190 SKI EQUIPMENT
Lady t Atp»n* ft*cw S*l: :** 6 Hurl Oh
wti i M4 ft Si im* 4 p»*» IV* Ovm
*M 4 p*nt> «4» TV J4TJ (CqnMh
SKIS SKIS SKIS
Kasfla ?06 OS m 1 atvar bmd
Dynast*** ml Martin'S
C&l- .Mtl cy Mr*#. 345_*6?0
Snow board Burton PJ 6 2. RaguwS'
loot. SB* t>ndw»gs FiC«*t©nt condrtKyr
6350 tad*es Hos^gnoi s*u packaga
S175 4666*05
?05 OPPORTUNITIES
BUNGEE
JUMP
North Am<w<a s rugbast bung©* tndg*
Jump* N*J or. Stsvfcyt kasarvateni
5 C»n eart^cat»» j S03 5*>0 Q303
PART TIME WORK-FULL TIME US
For Ink) sand SASf (A10 sura)
to POBoi 65*7 f ugana OR 97405
Saa Kayak Ba>a this wtotar for crad
IL January 5 to F«0»uary *6 WW
Rocfc*aa f m*d Instrtue 406 549-4336
Studanta graduating at t*a and ert tha
Currant acAdam*C quart#* to# a Study on
amobonai »a«ponsas lo graduation
You mi t* pa#d 65 tor compiat*ng a
mood qu«st»onna»»a taking ap
pro*»mata*y to minutaa CaH O R«cti
ard Anbarg. Dapartmant of Psychoto
gy. * ^464554 ______
SUBJECTS NEEDED*"
Daos«on making study
SS to 640 tor 2 hours
No boc* ground naadad
Ca« 346 4976 WaeadayS 9am 3pm
210 HELP WANTED
210 HELP WANTED
fire You
Heady
For
S
The UO Telephone
Outreach Program is
NOW hiring!
For applications stop by 124 Agate
Hall or call 346-3433. FOB
BULLREGARD
by James Stoeckl
: SJLLtU <j*ro, V&V -S»«tJO*r
! U vjAHti'kiCj DiSMiS Oi/r '
*£<£ — ThlA' 5o4 FV U44«^
ij 6<o f*t rut
£.u\j«r
Peei tWiS Mt*Kl
I C4w Aje LoXjti. ost
A SQUtRZtL toft A
SPe*J6£7
| Doonesbury
BY GARRY TRUDEAU
KMfMXK 6OVCXKM0NT fJo
iMmsAKt A JOK£ ' .‘ Tt€ftS
t< fH :V> .' i / ..' *-i*' ‘JtS ’ / 7
1*A J CMSKKCKXI& WrFM!P
tffUjf
.TAM'
M£S, >W IN
nt DfiCf-'
I PKXt&OP
HKJC£N A-j lbt
Kty PiArt-P.Of
*Hf (#£A IE5 T
CM'JN&tWW
ACY0 IKt HfiilOtY
OFflNANCZ.DO
ra mmc Jiff ■
| -n&uMsewU''
(& yOJR #>'■• ■■
%WINACOUH
maun
PRJ'-CN*
ARE you
in rm
CIA9.$ •
‘MO ARE
you*
um Hoeow.
JUW A iom
m&<MAN
3' ■