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the season on Saturday, falling to
Washington, 96-85. Playing on
the road is difficult in this con
ference, but Oregon swept the
Washington schools on the
road two weeks ago and defeat
ed Oregon State, 60-52, in Cor
vallis last Friday in a gritty Civ
il War matchup.
Oregon now stands alone in
first place in the Pac-10 with a
14-2 record, and UCLA is a
game behind the Ducks, at 13-3.
It’s a disgrace that the Ducks are
not ranked higher than the Bru
ins in both polls — they’ve de
feated the teams that beat
UCLA, and they beat the Bruins
by 27 points.
The Ducks post a 23-4 overall
record compared to the Bruins’
22-7. Even though UCLA had a
tougher preseason schedule, the
Bruins managed just one win
over a ranked opponent, North
Carolina.
Allison Ross is a sports reporterfor
the Emerald. She can he reached
via e-mail at aross@gladstone.uore
gon.edu.
Sports Brief
Oregon stumbles
in first two rounds
of tourney
So far, not so good.
The Oregon men’s golf
team finished in 11th place
with a score of 599 on Mon
day after the first two rounds
of the Cleveland Golf Inter
collegiate in West Lake Vil
lage, Calif.
Texas is in the lead with a
score of 570 going into today’s
third and final round, riding on
a tournament-low, second
round score of 278. Following
close behind is Houston with a
score of 75.
Joel Kribel of Stanford,
David Gossett of Texas, Joel
Hendry of New Mexico and
Troy Kelly of Washington
were tied for first place in the
individual standings with a
score of 138.
Oregon’s Ryan Lavoie played
his best golf of the season on
Monday, shooting rounds of 72
and 75 for a team-leading score
of 147. Lavoie is tied in 24th
place.
Andrew Tredway is tied for
29th place with a score of 148,
Derek Croskrey is tied for 37th
with 151, Ben Crane is tied for
58th with 155 and Brandon
Harnden is tied for 66th with
159.
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Horoscope by Frances Drake
For Tuesday, March 2, 1999
ARIES
(March 21 to April 19)
The slow pace of events appears to
be beyond your control. Know when
to just sit back, relax and enjoy your
self a little.
TAURUS
(April 20 to May 20)
Take that extra step that's needed to
truly propel a project into action. Pur
sue your desires without inhibitions,
as this is your lucky time.
GEMINI
(May 21 to June 20)
Results are all that matter to others.
How you get them, on the other hand,
is of immense importance only to you.
Put your priorities in order.
CANCER
(June 21 to July 22)
Part of your special appeal is that
you really know how to have a good
time. Everyone may be relying on you
to get things rolling.
LEO
(July 23 to Aug. 22)
If you feel defenseless in the face of
the world, you may need to seek the
shelter of strong arms. This is a time to
look after your own best interests.
VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)
A gem of a discovery lies barely
concealed within a seemingly tedious
project. Be sure to keep your eyes
open and your creativity flowing.
LIBRA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
Rely on the human element to put a
strange dilemma back into perspec
tive. Don’t be too proud to call in the
troops if you require assistance.
SCORPIO
(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
If you insist on seeing results, put
your energy into something that really
needs changing. Your powers of lead
ership come into play at this time.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)
You'll have a lot more fun if your
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CAPRICORN
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Sometimes you have to fall in love
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AQUARIUS
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Spare no expense when it comes to
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for all that hard work.
PISCES
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Get ready for some smooth cruising
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