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fell to f> “ in the I’m JO and 16-tt
overall. uuTit’ into the game cling
mg In hopes for a possitile \( AA
Tournament invitation, but i loss
to the I hit ks won't look, good on
the power ratings i-sjas ially i on
sidering that the game was in
Pullman
The loss to Oregon nun have
relegated the f otlgars to Ni l
shoo ms rather than NCAA hojie
fills
The Ducks led lor mu( h of the
first lialf and went into the lock
er room at halftime with a -i-i 15
lead Behind Williams three
painters. Oregon built the to
.is mu* h is 20 early in the sis ond
half
The Du* ks led 00-50 with
10 24 remaining when Washing
ton State put together an 1H-7
spurt to make the si nrc 7(>• f>H
with sis minutes left in the game
I he Cougars continued to rai
ls and eventually cut the Oregon
lead to three points on Kddie
Hill's three pointer with 4 20
remaining .Still ahead by only
three points. Williams sealed the
game for the Dui ks w hen he w as
fouled on a three point attempt
and hit all three free throws to
put Oregon up H4 70 Flic
( ougars never got an\ i loser
Besides Williams magnifiterit
performative. Ilarrvl Parker
added 16. and Konya Wilkins
scored 12 points and had five
assists
Por Washington State, five
plavers 1 red Ferguson. Pony
Harris Hill. Nathan l.rdmann
and Isaac Fontaine stored in
double figures The ( oiignrs shot
43 perc ent from the field and
were outrebounded hv the I>iu ks.
40 12
Oregon's nest game will be
Thursday when the Due ks host
Arizona State at Mi Arthur (.ourt.
followed hv a Saturday game
with Arizona
VICTORY
Continued from Page 6
ally .t small forward to front tin*
post player
If the opposition is able to lob
the ball over the smaller player
and into the post, the offensive
plaver fat es ft-foot- t ( enter Sara
Wilson or h foot -t forward neb
bit* Sport rill, who deliver help
from the-yveak side
"The first thing is keeping the
ball out of then* If they get they
do get over the defender, the
help person is still hig There's
not a little guard down there
helping." Oregon head> coach
|ody Kunge said "The best way
to defend a good post is to not
lot thorn touch tho hull
Oregon til so hits made oppos
ing (tost players work on do
loose Wilson did most of the
damage in the paint for Oregon
on Saturday snoring 1H points
and grabbing 11 rebounds l-'or
wurd Debbie Sporcich and for
ward Ariunne Hover, who start
ed to allow jessirai Schott to rest
a nagging leg injury, comblnod
for It) points and 12 rebounds
l or Dob Arianne and mvself.
it's a goal of ours to keep them
(the opposition's [lost players)
out of their game and try to do
everything we i an to put the
pressure on them and to not al
low them to get the points that
the\ want," Wilson s.iid
Oregon looked relaxed from
tin* opening tip blit hurt itself
with unforced mistakes and
lapses in intensity in the first
half. Oregon led In eight at half
time before a 1 :t 2 run in the ear
ls stages of the second half
extended the Ducks’ lead to r>l
M w it It 12:19 remaining.
Washington Statenever got
closer than H points the rest of
the wav After Thompson fouled
out with the score* f>2-*tH. the
Cougars foundered Oregon
scored It) straight points to in
crease its lead to 2-1 points and
seal the victory
Guard Missv Croshaw led Or
egon in s< oring with 20 points
Wrestlers fall to OSU;
Duck softball gets win
By Steve Mims
The Oregon wrestling team
stayed i lose to Oregon State, but
the ninth-ranked Beavers i .line
on strong late to defeat the Ducks
2012 at McArthur Court on fri
day night
Oregon State s la-sihitches and
Chad Kenner, ranked No 1 and
No 2 in the country at 177 and
167 pounds, respei lively, broke
open a tight mail h with victories
over their Oregon opponents
With Oregon State leading 1 1
') after sis matches. Kenner
defeated Oregon's l oin (.lenn t>
l (fiitt hes was u|) next, and he
heat Mat Sprague 10 t to give the
Beavers a 1 7-9 lead
The Oregon softball team fell
to No ‘I 1 N1 V before defeating
Illinois State Saturday during its
season-opening tournament in
Phoenix Ariz
I INI \ lumped on the Out ks
early when Run Kondina hit a
two-run homer in the first inning
Oregon tied the game 2-2 in the
second inning, but UNI V
responded with two more runs
in the sis ond inning and field on
to vs m 4 2
I'fie Ducks ev ened tfieir record
at 2-2 wfien tfiev defeated Illinois
State 4-.1, in the afternoon
Heather Unite had a home run in
the sixth inning and drove in the
game-winning run during the
eighth inning to lead the Ducks
to the win
Oregon junior Ted Suavely
fires I an opening- round 22 to lead
a balanced Oregon attac k as the
men's goll team moved into an
eighth plai e tie at the Hig Island
Intercollegiate ill Waikoloa.
Hawaii
Oregon's Paul Kegali shot a !
over-par T.i while Andy Si heidt
and |oel Slot k followed with a 7A
and a "t> respectively, to move
the Uui ks into a tie with Nihon
(Japan) at
Did You Know?
Prior to this weekend, 1987
was the Inst time the Oregon
men's and women’s basketball
teams swept Pacific-10 Con
ference opponents on the
same weekend. On Jan. 70 and
Feb. 1. 1087, the Oregon men
swept California and Stanford
at home, while the women
went on the road to bent the
two Hay Area schools on Jan.
30 and 31.
Cheap Shot of the Week
Washington women’s bas
ketball coach Chris Gobrecht.
who saw her team’s Northwest
domination take a severe blow
when Oregon completed its
season sweep of the Huskies
this weekend, decided to take
a shot at one sport where the
Huskies still own the Ducks.
When asked about the Duck
women’s physical play in Ore
gon's 62-41 win Thursday,
Gobrecht told Thv Hcgister
Guard. "I think Rich Brooks
needs to go sign them up
because they're a lot better
than what he’s got."
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FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND FACULTY
Preparation of U.S. Tax Returns for Income Taxes
Wednesday, February 23, 1994
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Willamette Hall, Room 100
Resource People: Susan Cary, Tax Attorney
Cinny Stark, International Student Adviser
Ennis Wuite, Certified Public Accountant
Tina Zamora, UO Accounting Graduate
U.S. Tax Forms, 1040 NR, information sheets and instruction booklets will be provided
Participants should bring with them their W-2 forms, December 31 paycheck stubs, and
other documents needed to help them complete their state tax forms.
Sponsored by the Office of International Education and Exchange,
Graduate School and GTE Federation.
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