Women fall
to USC, split
conference
openers
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Tin* Oregon women's has
ketiHill team dropped its first
Pac-IG tonference game of
the season Saturday in a nail
bit er against the DSC Trojans,
78-77, at the Sports Arena in
l,os Angeles
The Ducks e\[MH ted a close
match from the beginning
The Trojans (8-2, 11) had
been riding a six-game win
ning streak previous to their
loss to Oregon Slate on
Thursday night and were
ranked 21st in the nation
As expected, the Trojans
were led by last year's fresh
mun-of-the-year Tina Thomp
son, who has been averaging
20 points and 10.5 rebounds
a game tins {Muon Against
tin* Ducks she led a balanced
scoring attack, consisting of
four1 ployem in double fig
urns, with 17 points and eight
rebounds The other leaders
for the Trojans were Jody
Anton (15 points), kirleen
Shields (14) and Michelle
Campbell (13),
In tht* lirst half. Orttgon (8
3 overall. 1-1 Pac-10) shot
considerably well making Ifi
of 27 (.593) from the field and
1 of 2 from beyond the an h.
Usually what follows the
Ducks’ good shooting per
centage is a great field-goal
percentage defense. This year
the Dui ks are leading the
Pac-10 with a 37% field-goal
percentage defense, but it did
not show up for Oregon in
this game
The Trojans shot over 50
percent from the field for the
game At halftime the Ducks
trailed the Trojans by one
point. 39-38.
In the second half, the
Ducks shooting percentage,
as well as the number of
attempts dropped (12 of 2-t)
I'he Ducks were unable to
erase the one-point lead the
Trojans held over them at the
end of the first lialf, „
The leading scorers for the
Ducks were Renae Regent (21
points), Arianne Boyer (19)
and Sally Crowe (18)
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Stoyanovich miss propels Bolts to championship
oan mi-A.u (An — .'tome
how, Stan Humphries and the
San Diego Chargers overcame
the crazy < alls and the Miami
Dolphins
In the end, the hall finally
went the Chargers' way Pete
Stovanovich missed a 48-yard
field goal with one se« ond left
Sunday and San Diego emerged
with a 22-21 victory over the
Dolphins that sent them into the
AFC, championship game
Humphries, deprived of an
apparent touchdown pass late in
fourth quarter on an offh mt's
call, threw an 8-yard touchdown
pass to Mark Seay with 15 se<
ond* left to tie it and John Car
ney kicked the winning point.
The Chargers will play at
Pittsburgh next Sunday for a
chance it a trip to the Super
Bowl San Diego defeated the
SAN OJEGO
22
Stealers 37-3-1 in the firm! regu
la r-season oimu*. although Pitts
burgh had already clinched the
home field and rested some
injured starters
'To go out there and not go as
far ns two years ago would mean
we haven't grown as a football
team," said Humphries, refer
ring to an embarrassing 31-0
playoff loss ot Miami two sea
sons ago
"No one euptn ted us to Im*
here We re just going out there
and letting it all hangout "
Sunday's game was filled
with several controversial colls,
im hiding an unusual, illegal
forward pass flag on Miami tight
end Keith lack son
It is as 14 sears ago that the
Chargers and Dolphins ployed
one of the most thrilling playoff
games ever
t hat day. Roll Bentrst like
made a 27-vard field goal 13 52
into overtime that gave San
Diego a 41 1H victory m Miami
hellen Win*loss starred for the
Chargers at the Orange Howl, a
game tti which Miami rallied
from a 24 0 dofh it helped by a
lateral to Tony Nathan for a
touchdown lost l hi fore halftime
The Chargers advanced to the
AFC title game for the first time
since Dan l outs got them there
following the lotto and Hi sea
’.oils t iles has e lies er heel! to
the Super Bowl
San Dingo Joined Pittsburgh,
San Francisco and Dallas —
«Mi h of whom have four Super
Itms I litlfs in ihf NFI.'s final
four
The Chargers also hiockad
wls.it i mild have f*x*n Dan Mari
no's last realistit shot at getting
the Dolphins hat k to the Super
Bowl which is sit Miami's |oo
Robbie Stadium
I thought we were dead, even
after we si ored," Chargers i mu h
Bobby Ross said
Sure enough. Marino moved
the Dolphins to the Sun Diego to
in the final seconds and Sloy
nnovii.lt H for to lie tween 40
and 40 yards this season —
i ante on with a chance to win it
But a high snap seemed to
throw off his tuning, and Stoy
attuvich misMsI badly to the right
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