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Crenshaw ends Love affair at Masters 1995 MASTERS AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP) — Final graded scores Sunday of the Masters on the 6.925-yard, par-72 Augusta National Golf Club course Bar Oanaftaw KW-W-M V\ Dav-s low Hi Graa Norman md-6^68 277 Jay Haas 7!-6*-7?-7Q 277 David Froti 66-717)71 279 Srava Efcmqion TMT41-72 279 AUGUSTA. Go. (AP) Bun Crenshaw, who Iasi Sunday took one Iasi lesson from his teacher Harvey Penn k, won the Masters championship exactly a week after Penick died. Taming the treat herons Augus ta National greens w ith a confi dent putting stroke bolstered by Penick s reassuring words, Cren shaw shot a final-round 58 to fin ish at 14-under-par 274. one stroke ahead of Davis Love and throe ahead of Greg Norman and Jay Haas As his final putt dropped on thi! last green, Crenshaw bent over ami clasped his head with troth hands, oven om© wiih emo tion "I had a 15th club in (he hag today and that was Harvey Harvey Perm k." Oenshnw said l don't know how i got through the week. I really don't know." he said. It was an ©mo tional week This place ( barges me up like nothing " It was a slam-hang finish after the day started with 12 players within four strokes of C.mnshaw and third-round co-leader Brian Heiutinger. And it all turned, as always, on the trt« k. v bat k i)im< at Augusta The i rum lung blow i ante at No IB when, with love safely itt the clubhouse it t l-under. Cron* shaw hit a brilliant ti-iron shot that showed great knowledge of the course, hitting well riglit of the hole on the |uir-) and curling down the slope to within t feet He knocked it in for the birdie that put him at 14-undur and rode that ext optional sequent e to a 12 footer for birdie at No 17 He played No 1H safely and made a bogey Turn to MASTERS. P.ttjo 16 Sosnow leads women’s tennis over Portland Mark McTyre Oi0Qon Daily Em&okl Thanks to the great play of freshman Allison Sos now. the Oregon women's tennis team won all of its matches against the visiting Portland Pilots on Saturday at the Esslinger covered courts to improve its season record to 9-1). Competing at the No. 1 spot for the first time this season, Sosnow wrapped up the Ducks' victory in a grueling two-set decision over Portland’s Nicole Burnham. Sosnow had to come hack in the decid ing set, being down a break to take the win in a tie breaker. Normally playing at the No. :t or No. 4 spot for the Ducks, Sosnow was pushed to the top to give senior Kara Yoshida, who played at the No. 4 posi tion on Saturday, a break and a for-sure victory "We moved her down to gel that win," Oregon head coach Wade Judy said of his decision to switch Yoshida and Sosnow "It was a nice boost of con fidence for Kara to get a win down at three." in the first set of Sosnow's trip at the top, she < rinsed along like a champion taking the opener f>-2. “I was extremely nervous at firsthand, but I just took it ns another match," Sosnow said I figured I Turn to TENNIS, Page 14 »*U» Mr t*Hl 1 • ma In her first trip to the lop of Oregon s roster Allison Sosnow played to perlectlon In vie torious fashion Ducks enjoy continued success at Stanford Trevor Kearney Oregon Qatly Efn&&0 The Oregon men’s track and field team chalked up it:, second scoring meet victory in as many wwiLs with a U>4 point effort on Saturday, goou mr a three-way win over Stanford and Fresno State. Freshman sprinter Fat Johnson kept his __j perron *(kj JOHNSON muter dash record in tact by run ning the race in 46.9 seconds, way ahead of teammate Damien Smith. Junior Jim Lite also con tinued his streak, winning his fourth straight javelin competi tion with a throw of 213-3, more than 10 feet farther tlian team mate Jared Vigria, whose best throw was 202 feet The Ducks owned the sprints, winning all three races and the 4x100-meter relay In addition to Johnson's win. senior Ditto Philyaw ran a 10.3 second 100 meter dash and junior DeVVayne Ingram took the 200-meter dash with a time of 22 07 seconds The three speedsters then teamed up with senior Kric Trit e to w in the 4x 1 CM) relay. The team also got a Itoost from its distance runners, as junior Karl Keska ran the 1500-meter race in three minutes. 54 Hit sec onds, just heating out teammate fieri Andrews. In the steeple chase, senior Tim Dodson heat out Stanford's Hryan Zmijewski with a time of 9:18 32, while junior Scott Nicholas recorded a personal l>esl 1:51.31 800-meter race in his second plat e finish And while freshman Matt Davis was beaten by Stanford's J.J. Turn to MEN. Page 14 Women finish second to Stanford at quadrangular Mark Me Tyre Oeyon 0»iV i.r’HMitkj The Oregon women's track and Reid team placed second in a four-way meet at Stanford over the weekend. Stanford utilized its strength In the distanc e events and was able to use some sur prising speed in the 400 meters to overpower Oregon. Fresno State and Idaho. The Ducks and the Cardinal each captured seven of the 17 events but Stanford's depth led to a sweep of the top two places in the 400. 800 and 1.500 meters to par* the Car dinal to 73 of their 187 points in five events from the 400 meters on up. Oregon's l»mna Carlson kept Stanford from swooping over)* distance event as situ contin ued her comeback by winning the 3.000 in a Pacific- to Con forenco moot qualifying time of 0:45.74. Her mark full just si* seconds shy of the NCAA provisional qualifying stan dard of 9:40 00. "|«nna ran really wtdl in only her second race of her comeback,” Oregon head coach Torn Hoinonen said. “She ran to the front from the very start, continued to push the pace throughout the race and never let anyone get close.” Turn to WOMEN. Page 16 MrWl'iu April 10. IW5 Volume l>n, Ivmw I »K Ducks ugly in first scrimmage Junto to be quarterback forty Grazmni went 7 for 17 for ea yards and an inter ception in Oregon's first scrim mage of spring workouts on Satyr GRAZJANt way oft a Graieint offering and ran a back t>3 yards for (hr; touchdown to highlight Ui© defensive) effort If* Ducks w»h continue their spring drifts over the next three weeks, c ufTrsiiat ■ mg with the annual Spring Game on Apr ?<> Roberts wrestles second straight MVP award Two-time aft-American Kevin Roberts received the Howard Wickitjnd Most Valu able Wrestler Award for the second straight year Sunday during the Oregon wrestling awards banquet Jeremy Ensrud was voted as the most valuable fresh man on the team. Scott Nor ton and Biake Tompkins ;;t a red the Jed Kesey-toren zo West Award lor the most improved wrestler and Hob Tanner was presented the Joan Mi er ' to Be the Very Best I Can’ trophy MASTERING Ben Crenshaw's victory Sunday was his second Masters title The list of the last 12 winners green jacket ■ 1996 - Ben Crenshaw ■ 1994 - Jose Mima Ola/abai ■ 1993 - Bernhard Langer ■ 1992 - Fred Couples ■ 1991 - Ian Woosnam ■ 1990 - Nick Faldo ■ 1989- N.ck Faldo ■ 1988 - Sandy Lyle ■ 1987 - Larry Mize ■ 1986 - Jack Nicklaus ■ 1986 - Bernhard Langer ■ 1984 - Ben Crenshaw A v of the tMf RAIO
