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‘flu ‘Vaccination
influenza vaccinations will be given at the
Student Health Center every Wednesday.
1 hurray and Friday from 8 IX)am to 9.00am
beginning Wednesday October 26th. Only
one injection is needed
Students $4.00
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2 Persons w ith long term heart or lung
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A limited number of Rose Bowl
tickets available for the University
Kris Henry
Oregon t mitt m3
Oregon Is in the Rose Howl for!lie firs! Ume
since 1058 and (ha! has led many Oregon Duck
fan* to ask one simple question How can I get
tickets to the Oranddaddy of them all7
Between now and mid-December, the Univer
sity's allotment of 39,000 tickets will t>e offered
ear lusively to five groups, letording to Universe
ty Vice President for Administration and Director
of Athletics Dan Williams All tickets are reserved
at S4H for the 1995 Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.,
on fan 2.
As much as the I n i vc r s,! v would like to bring
everyone along to its biggest football party in 37
years, it won't 1*; able to sell you a ticket — unless
you fall into one of the following five groups Ore
gon football season ticket holders, members of the
Ihn k Athletu Fund, current donors to the Uni
versity (those who have made a charitable gift
within the past year), dues paying members of the
University Alumni Association and current Uni
versify students
Student lit kets went on sale at 9 a m today at
the Duck Ticket Office only at the Casanova Ath
letic ( enter and must lx- purchased in person. Stu
dents must he currently enrolled for the 1994 fall
term and present a current identification card at
the time of purchase Students who wish to sit
together at the Rose How l must purchase their
tickets at the same time
Member* of the first two groups, Dm k football
season ticket holders and Duck Athletic Fund
member*, have been mailed athletic department
ticket-only applic ations and offic ial UOAA Rose
Bowl Travel Program packets The number of tic k
ets available will lie determined by the number of
season tickets purchased for the season and
the paid-in-full donation level, ac c ording to a for
mula explained in the mailing
To receive priority seating, tickets must !*> pur
chased through the athletic department All mail
order tickets must be purc hased with a c heck or
money order People can bring or mail their appii
calion cards to the Duck Ticket Office at the
Oasnnova Athletic Center to purchase the num
ber of tic sets {noted on the address label of the
card) for which the\ qualify The deadline for
returning the- applications is Dec 2 No phone or
fac simile orders for tic kets will be at;c epted.
The third and fourth groups. University donors
and UOAA members, will rec eive ticket offers
through the offic ia) UOAA Rose Bowl Travel Pro
gram The travel program includes a reserved-seat
game tic ket in the Oregon sec tion, air transporta
tion from Fugene or Portland and accommoda
tions and social at tivlties at the bowl site
Tour information and details on spec ial Rose
Howl events i in be obtained hv c alling the UOAA
Bowl hot line at (503) Mf> ROM
Those who fall outside of the five groups must
wait until Dec 14. when the athletic department
w ill cs.-t.-c11!i<m- i(.iiiv of On-gon's allotment of tic k
ects remains unsold Details concerning future sales
will Im* announced at that time.
DRIVE
Continued from Page 7 A
with M< Uunore again on a
Danker screen to the right
Sti t.emore initially wasn't able
to se. tint the twili until just before
Iming hit by a Benver defender
after a 4 yutll gain
Kory Morphy, injured Oregon
receiver and »lost* friend to
O Noil and Ml t atmorv, want bal
listic on the sidelines Vou could
m i- the desire in Murphy s eyes
to Im> on the field i ungratulatmg
hi* buddies To control his
desires, Murphy nought refuge in
rufiitlng *imci through fIs*^
Orvgun HiiMium. veiling io who
wv©r was iin war shot
On ilit* fiiftd, C) N**ii hiix!
full iiu ompUtti* to Daimirw Rj< k
*tls as ihit ftiill Nitilnd ovi*r Rh k
wits outMrHc hi’ij arms
With t 'i? on the t lot k and the
ball oil the Heavers' 36-yard line.
Oregon found itself in a des|ora
tion situation with third down
and seven yards to go
Settling for a field goal attempt,
if successful, would only give the
Out ks a 13-13 tie with Oregon
State and that 's not the s< enorio
Oregon wanted Turning over the
hall to the Beavers' ground attack
would certainly mean the last
time the Ducks would see the I will
as Oregon State would surety run
out the clock
So. as (hwgon has done all s«*a
son. the Ducks made the play
they had to with their fwi ks to the
wall.
Oregon Statu blitzed its llne
Hal kers Oregon's front-linti
blocking met thechallenge. w ith
fullback Dwayne jonns picking
up a key bktt k which gave O'Neil
time to stand in the pocket and
hit Mt l.emorc with a beautiful
fade pass to the left sideline
I weals -one sards later
Md eiiHire was foft eci out at the
Oregon State 14-yard lint*anti the
Out ks vie ton hones were still
down, eventually winding up on
Ins bai k and pushing Oregon
hack five yards with It false-start
penally.
I! anything, the penalty was
more funny than aggravating To
know Wilcox and to see him
slowly fall prey to the ultimate
fort es of gravity actually light
ened up a previously tense situ
ation
On the next play from the
Heavers 19-yard line, tailback
Ditto Philyaw went in motion
toward the left sideline. O'Neil
took a three step drop and swung
a pass out to Philyaw Philyaw
raced through a gaping path pro
vided by Wilcox and linemen
Boh Baldwin and Murk Gregg to
go untouched into the promised
land for hts set.ond touchdown
of the game.
Oregon's 70-yard drive took
only 1:05 off the clock and pro
vided the final Duck margin of
victory at 17-i t. The victorious
drive put Oregon in the Rose
Bow! fur the first time in 37 years
" 1 hat drive by Manny O’Neil
and Crist in Mt La more and the
pass to llino Philyaw was just
i««rtei t," tMud Oregon head conch
Rich Brooks "It was a drive that
we had to have in a game that was
obviously a real tough defensive
"This team deserves to be in
the Rose Bowl," he said. “They
have made all the plays they've
had to make ail year long,”
On the Civil War-path to the
ruses, O'Neil completed four out
of five passes for 75 yards and the
touchdown. Mi Leinora caught
three of those passes for 58 yards
and Philyaw nosed out his sec
and screen pass touchdown of the
day.
' I've been waiting for this
opportunity all y ear," Philyaw
said of Oregon's final drive, "to
make the winning touchdown
and to make a difference. Fortu
nately, it came in the biggest
game of the year.
"Manny’s really showed that he
is a big-time player and he can
win the big games,’’ he said, “Any
time you win the big game to get
you in the Rose Bowl, obvious
ly that should tell you some
thing.”
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