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Cash For Textbooks Mon.-Sat Smith Family Bookstore 768 E. 13th I Block From Campus 345-1651 ALL DAY TUESDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT EVERY TUES! lOCkxt©# Gart*C QfftOd 11:30 am-lOpm PIZZ/) VET£$ ITALIAN KITCHEN 2673 Willamette • 484 0996 OREGON DAtlV EMERAtO Ems tighten gap in division title chase ■ BASEBALL: i . ;< - moves within 3 games of the division-leading Portland Rockies By J Dame) Pearson Hilling a round bail with a round !»,ii is arguably one of the most diffti oil tasks in protes Motnil sports Just ask lb*-1 vnrt»(I AqunSox Three Eugene piti.her* mm bitted to throw a two-hit shutout With 11 strikeouts is the I-nter aids won their t tth straight game at home by a si ore of t o in front of a irowd of 2.-tu t /it Civil Sta dium Monday night |os«(.urtut. who was original It slated to start for the T ins, was si rati hod at the last minute, due too finger injury. In his plane, manager Paul Kongo dot ided to • w i!‘i C.r> > < » - i! vv i-.ii mad' the most of the opportunity by piti lung seven innings of shutout lMill, im hiding six strikeouts The loft handed Cerland throw *)U pit* hos till for strikes, and had a no hitter through four innings 'I knew 1 had one lit no-hitterj going into the fifth." said (.erlanri 1 was trying not to think atmut it. hut I was It didn't really matter though wlion it got broken up " 1 verett design,itoil hitter Javier Rodrigues end**! the no-hitter by driving /I 2-2 pill h into left field to lead off the fourth, and was then pit ked off first base before (Terland even delivered a pin It to the next halter Eugene pimped out to an early lead in the first inning, when PH (derm Williams who Was twitting .2071 ortting into the night's ion test, lumped till over a d-d piti h, driving it over the right-field fen< e and t tearing the trees LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY FREE POOL twry liny anti! 9 iijm Vurulny Ml Mominy nil ilny Pintail & FREE Ftxvstall Wk.ri WcImxm V< oar cimi art a Kciiuk in Frfdnyt Entertainment mi turn 1995 SUZUKI SIDEKICK 4X4 Sale Priced at 12,999$ 1995 SUZUKI SWIFT Sale Priced at 57999 8 199$ EUGENE EMS ■ Last Game: Monday vs Everett (Ems won ’SO) ■ Streak: 11 jame homo winning streak, four-^jame streak overall : ■ Next Game: Ton :iht vs | F vercfi at 7 05 p.m ■ Radio: KPNW ' 1?0 AM lievond Em* (,in her Fernando Lunar milked in So.id off tin n and and real htsd third on what should have been an easy double-piny for the Aqua.Sox A sharply hit ground Iwill to the right side wav fielded i lennly In sei ond base man Jo®! Ram in-/, who should have tossed the hall to the bag. which would bine started a rou line f> 4 t to end the inning Instead, he attempted to tag Lunar, who saw the plav coming a mile away Lunar stopped t!m*<* quarters of the way to the bag, and beaded bai k toward first, musing Ramin*-/. to chase him iieforv even tually I saving to gun the ball to first to get the sure out Everett first baseman Joe I’oinierski then wheeleil and threw the ball to second, in what should have l»e«n an easy tag-out, but instead, hit the sliding Lunar in the Inn k l iie imll roiled into left i enter and Lunar easily advanced to third Next up was Williams who dapped a liall into« enter field for his sis ond RH1 of the night before I ins center fielder Joe Trippy grounded out to end the inning Eugene put up its third and WUNPERLANP 5th STREET ^ »C PUBLIC MARKET VIDEO ?lMts 683-8464 VIDEO ADVENTURE VAUEV RIVI R Rl AJA < •¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥« RECYCLE 11 US PAPER Tke Copy Shop Open Mon-Fri 8-8 Sat 11-6 Ottmmn rmnan & fnry thytt on ijfi 485-6253 MARK MCTYRE l , .».d Ems pitcher Greg Gerland executed near perfect pitching Monday night, tossing a two-hit shutout to improve his record to 3-0 while extending Eugene s home winning streak to 11 games. I ma I run of the evening when shorlst»|) Roliert Sasser hit the first piti It he saw over the left field font e to lead off the third Williams came through again in the fourth, when he crunched a 'i I pitch off the si oreboard in right for what was an apparent home run, af f ording to groud rules. but home-plate umpire Dave i'erez ruled that it hit the fence, staying in play "it was a fast twill down and in," said Williams "1 thought it was out ! hoard it hit metal and every thing The team thought it was gone too." Adam Butler came on in the ninth to close the door on the AquaSox lor his fourth save, as Eugene improved its record to 17 1 a Three-time champion honored with scholarship TRACK: i • a- ■. Jo • awarded $5,000 for student-ath!e!e exce etk.v By Mark McTyre Srwls f(Mr Oregon all Ameru an sprinter (Jtinara Joints has Imen chosen as one of il Division 1 women ath Intns in the country to rte vivo a SS.tMX) post graduate si holarship lt\ the National Collegiate Ath lot it Association Considered by the NCAA as one of its highest honors, the scholarships are awarded annu ally to graduating seniors who intend to continue their educa tion. w ith the criteria lor selei - tion weighing heav il\ on academic and athlete «i el lent* The Ducks' three-time Pacific U) Ctmferent u 400-meter cham pion plat ed third in last month's NCAA meet lie fore finishing sixth in the USA Trot k and Field Championships Jones graduated in June w ith a double major in international studies and Span tsh with a cumulative grade-point average of i 50 on n 4 tH) scale Jones, who was accepted for admission into law school by no fewer than to institutions, is expected to delay enrollment into Oregon's School of Lttw until the 1996-97 academic year while training for next summer's U s Olympic Trials. She will compete in the 400 meters in the World l University Games later this sum mer in Japan before taking part in the 4x400-niuler relay in the World Championships August 4 13 in Goteborg. Sweden. The k atu;cuiver. Hash , stand out becomes the University's 20th honoree to be selected for the award sim:o the post-graduate scholarship program originated 64-1 year The Oregon Daily Emerald IS NOW AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~ode
