Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, November 13, 1995, Page 16, Image 16

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Ducks fall to Stanford in road series
■HOCKEY: Oregon drops
two games in its first road
senes of the year
By Keith Bartoato
f*topcrt**
Tlif Oregon Club Sports ice
ho< key team went on its first
road trip of the season am) fat eri
rival Stanford, who swept Ore
gon in a two-game weekend
series.
Because much of the Oregon
team was unable to make the
rood trip, the Ducks wen* unable
to suit the usual number of
skaters for the game. As a result,
the Dui ks were much more
winded then the much larger
Stanford team and could not
pull out u victory The Cardinal
won 3-0 Friday and 7-4 Satur
day
Oregon coach Nit k luunin
was proud of the way the team
played in all three period!* of
gnmos,"
A bright
upot tor
th*> Ducks
was Ezra
Loutht *.
who was
able to
beat the scrambling Stanford
goalie three times to complete
his first hat trick of the season
He and right wing Brenden
Malta, who was given credit for
assisting several of Louthis'
weekend goals, gave the Stan
ford defense something to worry
about.
Goal tending was another
bright spot for the Ducks as Ore
gun goalies Mike Mann ann
Keith Barbate were spectacular
in net
"They stood on their heads."
Hamm said of same of the saves
that Marsh and Hnrhato made
against the frustrated Stanford
shooters
Though Ixith games were loss
es. everyone who made the trip
contributed to the team's piny.
Robert Wasson. Seth Prouser.
Dan Helm, and Ben Williams all
had strong defensive perfor
mances.
Overall, the team is happy
with their plav against Stanford.
The Ducks are preparing to take
on interstate rivals the Portland
lr Bucks on Friday. Nov. 17 at
8:30 p m. at the Ijiih* County Ice
Arena in Eugene.
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dressed ptt gar*. Causwn Edney
Houston af«3 $m#i »* ms Saturday's
game Maroukxt*. Summons. Smem and
Police w mm Tuesday's game.
•*< • ams «nt mo* Thursday's game, Bes!
C^cJee; Daws and Feme# «l ms
Wednesday's game. Daws. rtcxbeeg.
Jackson and fckftw mX ms Thursday's
game and Scfwtous m* muss men
Saturday's game
■ HOUSTON ROCKETS-Placed Tm
Breao*. torward. on the m)s/ed list
■ TORONTO RAPTORS-Activated
Vinoenio EapoaSo, guard Placed Vcto>
Atoiander tomranEcentcr. on the injured
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HOCKEY
NHL
■ TAMPA bay liGHTNiNG Recalled
Ore* Bert'vsw. delenseman. and J C
Bergeron. goaltender, from Atlantao( the
IHL
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
■ MADISON MONSTERS-Assigned
Andre* Sh«r ogh! wing, to Madson ol the
Cdoniai Hockey League
COLONIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
■ QUAD CITY MALLARD—Announced
the resignahon ot Dan Kibe, general man
ager
your HEALTH
Diabetes
\ifareness Day
November 14
Diabetes is a very serious disease
that can cause problems such as
blindness, heart disease, kidr
failure, and amputations. Adult
onset (Type II) can occur at any
age, and often can be controlled
by diet and exercise
As a service to University
students, the Student I lealth
Center Pharmacy and Laboratory
are providing FREE
BLOOD SUGAR TESTING,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(Most reliable results will be
obtained 2 hours after a meal )
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The pharmacy sells most insulins
for $9 OO/vial and stocks other
diabetic supplies v * i
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THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 16'
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FOR ONE DM
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sweeter kiss.
#2 Your lungs will thank you
#1 You could put the
money in your
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instead
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Too many calories? Not enough
calcium or iron? Let us help you
find the answers If you are
concerned and/or curious about
the nutrient breakdown of your
diet, then NAP-(Nutrition
Analysis Program) is for you
It's FREE to all registered
students
Simply pick up an application at
the health education room in
the SHC, fill out the food intake
record sheet, and return it
Completed records are picked
up every Friday and returned
one week later
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