Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 07, 1994, Page 9, Image 9

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    Oregon Daily Emerald Sports
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Darryl Parker contests a shot by California's Anwar McQueen In Cal s
81-61 victory over Oregon on Saturday at McArthur Court
Stars shine in California victory
By Steve Mims
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California brought its two
superstars into \rthur Court
Saturday and they lived up to
their hilling, leading the Golden
!tears to a 81 til win merOngim
Cal forward l.amond Murray
scorched the Dm ks early , scor
ing .11 points til the firs! half, and
guard loson Kidd put them away
late, spearheading a 20-4 run
with a trio of three pointers that
finished the Dm ks for good
They vo got two future mul
timillionaires in uniform." Ore
gun head coat h Jerry Green said
lfterwards "If (Kidd and Mur
lay) were here. I'd insure them
with Lloy d's of London
V array . who made only sev an
of Jt> shots Thursday night
against Oregon State go! off to
a i|uu k start, hitting a three point
er on the first possession of the
game He scored from almost
everywhere in the opening halt.
hitting a pair of three pointers
s< or mg down low on the Iwsehne
and throw mg down a pair of fero
cious dunks following pretty
feeds from Kidd
l gist concentrated on the first
shot and knew right then I'd he
Oh said Murray who leads the
Pin i fie - ID (ionferem e in'si orihg
Kidd yyas the man of attention
Saturday and the rmyu reason
H.'I'a people fOregon’s biggest
t ruyvd m three years; showed up
Kidd was scorned by the i ruud
before the game, imt woweil them
throughout with his no-look pass
es and perils t lobs into the hands
ol teammates, who usually fol
lowed with powerful dunks
Kidd finished the game with
17 points. 1 1 assists and seven
rebounds hut had a (toy scan
Women’s hoops wins at Cal
By Scott Simonson
Of&goo Daily f nwr&XJ
Missing its starting (filter Saturtl;i\ against (al
iforn i. the Oregon women's basketball team
looked for someone to supply extra snoring and
rebounding and found a host of volunteers
l ive Oregon plovers scored in double figures
uid the Due ks pounded lad on the boards as Ore
gon defeated California 91-tit) at Berkeley Oregon
(enter Sara Wilson missed the game with a
sprained ankle, but Debbie Sporcich moved from
power forward to center and had team highs of lit)
points and 12 rebounds
Oregon improved its rei ord to 12-ti overall and
hi in the Pat ifii 11) Conferem e Tile Dm ks are
tied with Stanford for third in the conferem e. one
game behind Washington and tfiree games behind
IJSC
Wilson, who was injured I hursdav against Stan
ford, is listed as having a moderate ankle sprain
She is expected to be prai tii ing hv midweek and
should play against Oregon State on Friday
Cal. 7-12 and 1 H in the Pm 10, was hard I >
poised to take advantage of Wilson's absence llav
ing lost starting center Ingrid Dixson to a knee
injury earlier in the year, the Bears were without a
dominating presoni e insidt'
Wilson is sci nml among the Dm ks in scoring
and rebounding, but Oregon had no problem mak
ing up for her absent o f orward ( ,'indv Murphy
saw int reased time in the front-line rotation and
Murphv responded with 1-4 points and five
rebounds in 23 minutes
Forward Arianne Hover made her first start of
tfie season and had 10 points in a team-high U
minutes Forward Jessica Si butt and guard Karen
I lea leu both scored 12
Oregon didn't need much offense from point
guard Missy ( rosfiaw. third on the team in points
per game, but Croshaw w as every where but in the
scoring column with nine assists, five rebounds
and three steals to a< i ompanv seven points
Oregon shut better than riH percent for the game,
w Idle holding (lal below 17 peri ent from the field
The Dm ks outrebmuidud the (.olden Hears -12 24
! tie Ducks shot f>24 from tfie floor in the first
half and had a t omfortable 47-30 lead at halftime
(Jregon returns home for a Civil War matchup
on Friday The Dm ks play Oregon State at 7 p in
at Mi Arthur Court The Heavers are 4-3 in the
cotlferem e and 12-d overall.
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moments dong the v\a\ With
fi:0.ri left to plm .out the fillin'
•xtti’ls in California's hands Kidd
wont (low n v\ ith an injured right
illlklc He W IS 111 ,i lot t'f p.iiii mi
ti.illv hut returned to the game
three minutes Liter
It feels till right.' Kidd said
lfterwurds I went to plant m\
foot and I though! I broke it It's
lust i bruise .iiiri 1 felt fine putting
pressure on it
V, Kidd run off the mirt .it the
end of the game ,i fan ran to greet
him with a handshake but Kidd
hesitated, unsure of the fan's
intentions With all the recent
puhlniH l onterning athletes
s.det\ Kidd was shaken up
1 i ■ i. ikeiI os Mind !< a se< lint y.
Kidd said ' i The fan) < on Id have
tsisih guilt'll hurl [h wtill Somt*
body could havtt slop pot) up to
slop him and Int him
Kidd struggled \\ ilh Ins shoot
mg n.irly m tin* gaiiit', going two
Inr t’lglil in tilt* liisf lull and miss
ing all Ihrt-f of his throe-point
uttimipts Vi't. wlii*n Onigon nil
lift! to got within -4 I 19 turly in
ilm st’i ond half. Kidd turnmi it
up. hitting a trio of throe point
its as thi' hears .wont on a JO -I
run to put thi' Uui ks away
t hill! Kidil tits idrd it was tiint!
tog»*t serious. (fregon looktid like
it had a i ham »• for an upst.it
di'spiti' shouting only to port nut
trom thi' fii'ld in tin' first half l ini
ijaii'ti'd thn fug i rowil early on as
' i.m . CAL, P.kJi* 1?
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