Ducks lose their shot of upsetting Trojans By Dave Charbonneau D&tfy i: ***&*'<i-ti The Oregon men's basketball loam stayed close to USC the entire game Saturday and even had a lead midway through the second half, hut the Trojan* ran away at the end for a 77-69 win at the Sports Arena in l.os Ange les. The loss dropped the Docks to 0-2 in the Pacific-10 Conference and 4-7 overall. Oregon had its opportunities Saturday but stumbled when it counted most. The Ducks went on a 13-2 run in the second half to take a 48-46 lend. Shortly after that, the Trojans hit three straight three-pointers, and USC's lead was back to nine. Oregon still had its chances but failed to cash in. It looked as if the Trojans had sealed the victo ry until Claude (iroen was called for u technical foul US(. led only 70-63. but Orlando Williams missed both free throws Williams led all scorers with 21 points but continued to strug gle from his usual comfort zone, the three-point arc Williams hit a three for Oregon's first basket of the game and then missed his NCAA chief issues call for review SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The head of the NCAA say s the gov erning body of college sports should hire management experts to review the entire structure of the organization Cedric Dempsey. in Ins first appearance as NCAA executive direr tor, said Sunday that restructuring and reform will set the NCAA's agenda in the (lim ing years Dempsey made only one brief mention of a Division i-A foot ball playoff, which is expected to be a major topic at next year's convention, along with restruc turing Kariier Sunday, civil rights leader fosse Jackson canceled Ins appearance to speak with NCAA officials about the con cerns of black coaches and administrators over academic standards. A spokesman for Jackson said he was ill. The Hlai k Coaches Associa tion, hinting at a possible boy cott, has demanded the rescind ing of Proposition lti, which is to raise academe standards for freshmen and is supposed to take effect in August iioars k The Finest Chinese end Amertcsn Food Open tor lunches and dinners until 10:30 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. and until i midnight Fri. and Sat. Restaurant * Lounge 947 Franklin Blvd. 343-4480 next seven shots from the an fin ishing one for eight on the night Williams went one for six from three-point range Thursday night against UCI.A The Ducks struggled on offense the entire first half and were lucky to fie down by only eight at halftime Oregon shot 32 fieri ent in the half and finished the game hitting only 41 percent of its shots. The Ducks also had near ly twice as many turnovers (13) as assists (7). The Ducks' other hig setback Saturday was their inability to box out on defense USC outre hounded Oregon 35-2S and killed the Ducks with offensive rebounds In one stretch, the Tro jans scored tfins- straight baskets on offensive boards. Besides Williams, forwards |eff Potter and Damon Rimvon were the only two Ducks in double fig ures, both finishing with 10 points. Next up (nr the Ducks will tie the 2‘i‘ttli meeting with Oregon State. Saturday at Mi Arthur Court The Beavers were crushed Saturday by UCLA 104-71 and are also 0-2 and 4-7 The game will start at 1:00 p in 40‘ OFF K Any « Yogurt* \ *mall Ctmr« .»ixl 11 fVM**» 1 Xptrt** i 1 24 Campus V) SUBSHOP 1225 Alder 345-2434 V* *4:*) *:th.**t UtfVf .!*» V > Un»o*jW i<r; - hOflfY MILL fAIViS }tin. H'tfi $2 Bijoa Hovie (light 9 :CC pjn. $3 Stahl «<* *3 The Brother |OMS plus guesls Musi lie ?i or over 13SL11H 342-aa Mb ansi llWltllwMi you looking for someone to walk with for exercise and fun? Student i Health Center Walking Group First meeting: Wednesday, January 12, 12:00p.m. Where: Room 21 at Student Health Center ('all Tania at 346-4456 for more info. i PAINUNG SUPPUES PAINT THINNER SALE LOW ODOR QUART...$ 1.98 NO ODOR QUART...$3.49 OTHEB SIZES A1SO ONSJUE B I G WINTER % SELECTED BRUSHES ACC O#0M(IACW6a*iNS»OtOgOM, WINV.» aniwion BAImB m Wi ■ as' MBACMiuBsrsnutm uQuiitx«■ 'iinuirtus GESSO...$ 16.95/GALLON tconoMTMANO <*a *?> n 15o« drawing TUBES 4 MAYUNiS: 42"... $69.95 ALL SIZES 15*y. OFF LIST EVERYDAY PRE-CUT GREEN/WHITE BORCO, 31 x42...$ 16.95 ■ 23x26 CUPBOARD... $6.95 with 18x24 Re<y<l«d Newsprint Pod: $10.95 SWING ARM lamps ^ UIf SOURCE $8.95 OPEN EVENINGS & WEEKENDS! SALE UMITiD TO STOCK ON HANO Qregon Supply m 683-2787 720 East 13th Ave., Eugene UPSTAIRSIN THC UNIVERSITY CENTER BUIIDINC 8:30-7:00 M-F 10:00-5:30 Sat. 12:00-5:30 Sun. RESUMES Give your resume a professional look, by having it typeset at Letter Perfect Graphics Suite 300 EMU 546-4381 9-5 Mon-Fft