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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1994)
-oration Daily Emerald Sports Oregon club baseball earns two wins over weekend By Mark McTyre Tim Oregon < lot) baseball team opened 11». si'iivm ihts past weekend <■ t home against visiting l .wii' and ( entral Oregon community t ol leges. slaughtering ( entral Oregon and walking away with a 2 I ret ord The Ducks went up against Lam* (loin mtin11y College for its first game of the season after having six games postponed because of nun Oregon started off well against lame, hut it wasn't able to keep up at the end as lame went on to a f> 4 vii lo ry. Ole next day. the Ducks had to play a twin full against Central Oregon Two hours prior to the game, Oregon head i ouch Mike Peterson had Jus team lake hatting practice because of the minimal Inttmg tiie Ducks had the day fiefore (four hits) The early hatting prat tit.e paid off, as the Ducks had three singles in the first inning nnd took a t-() lead In the second inning, the Ducks contin ued their good hitting as they stretched their lend out to 1-0 Scott Camp had a double. S< oil Friend had a sa< rifu e fly and Joe l.ang had an KHI single In the third inning. Central Oregon was aide to get one run across, hut Oregon s Sean Martin took that nwav in the bottom of the inning with a t l < mint solo shot over tile left held fern e (.fiilni! Oregon (ought back for the next i wo innings, si oring thrif runs off ( >m ;ir Sweeten. whic li (Jillcil for relief from the ()regun hull|M>n Mall Keeperman < .mit* in for thf tired Sweeten, and before leaving the dugout (if Mini Well. I haven I pitched for seven years, so we ll si<v In the fifth inning, the fireworks went off again for Oregon as Colin I’aylor look (ontral Oregon deep on the first pitr.h over the right fieltl fence In the same inning the I)u< ks added two more runs to take a ' -t lead heepernian opened the sixth inning in allowing a single, a walk and then a three run shot to lie the game again, 7-7. Ore gon’s offense once again came back to save the pitching to close out the game by scoring three runs, all on errors, in the bottom of the sixth inning After a 30-minute break, the two teams went at it again and Central Oregon regretted it Oregon got great pitching from Tim Sexton, who was not the sched uled pill her hut still made the start and went on to a 13-3 vii tory Sexton pitched the complete game, throw ing lW pitches, allowing three runs, recording five strike outs and going one for four with throe Kills After the game Sexton said. Hie team played well behind me it feels great to get the vu tory MARK Ml TYREVEm*r«tf Oregon right holder Colby Taylor celebrates his first hit and home run of the season. CALL 346-4343 BEFORE 1 p.m. TODA Y TO PVT US TO WORK FOR YOU TOMORROW! no LOST i FOUND lost Key* with pocket knife and red flashlight * »»■ . .. >"• *■ ' ,»?.*, M • • .X . „* k • ' kxjnt) piM.M> < 0.4 W> »r*1 *. r-ipys CLASSIFIED POLICIES I )rudlines Imr A*J» ' , . ■■■■•■( l.uturfv. 'j» r,MM ,w I *>tpl*i Alii I pm two Kiwnrn Errors/.Krju mis I Vjw . hni nu mf IV* ( H H »i8 run a .«r ill m 4 rrui) 4 «r< i>f»y;i*iC’* J mu iKm . Kibr me*ruif -4 ihr J 4 rrj« <»r»! 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