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Ready for War Forfeits gave the Beavers a Civil War sweep last season, but the Oregon wrestling team will have a full lineup when it hosts Oregon State tonight PAGE 9 Scoreboard OREGON (83) Min FG Smith 32 Scales 32 Hartenstein 12 Wright 38 Jones 35 Hicks 13 Lindquist 14 Norwood 2 .Bracey 22 Totals FT RAP 5-5 4 1 12 1-2 4 3 15 0-3 3 14 7-9 3 6 14 4-5 3 6 20 0-0 3 0 6 0-0 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 4-4 6 0 12 3-8 6- 13 2- 7 3- 7 7- 13 3- 5 0-1 0-1 4- 7 200 28-62 21-28 33* 17 83 Shooting: 45.2% 3-point: 33.3% (Smith 1-1, Scales 2-4, Wright 1-5, Jones2-6, Lindquist 0-1, Bracey 0-1) indicates five team rebounds CALIFORNIA (68) Min FG FT RAP Lampley 36 11-19 7-10 5 0 29 Wethers 26 4-8 VanderLaan 20 2-5 Legans 28 2-6 Gates 19 0-2 Smith 17 0-2 King 11 0-2 Hughes 18 4-8 Shipp 18 0-4 Gordon 2 0-1 Forehan-Kelly 5 0-1 Totals 200 23 2- 4 6 3 12 3- 4 8 17 2- 2 5 0 7 0-0 0 4 0 3- 4 2 13 0-0 3 0 0 2-2 8 110 0-0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 58 19-26 41*10 68 Shooting: 39.7% 3-point: 18.8% (Lampley 0-1, Wethers 2-4, Legans 1-4, Gates 0-1, Smith 0-2, Shipp 0-4, Forehan-Kelly 0-1) includes three team rebounds Player of the Game Freddie Jones Oregon’s sopho more had one his best of fensive games in a Ducks’ uniform. Jones burned Cal for 20 poi nts on 7 of 13 shooti ng, and his unselfish play result ed in six assists. Quote of the Game “We didn't play our best game of the season, but the key thing was that we played smart. ” A.D. Smith, UO forward ill ' * Best Bet NBA Portland vs. Phoenix 7:30 p.m., TNT Friday January 14,2000 Volume 101, Issue 76 Effierald UO’s balanced attack nets win ■ Five Oregon players score in double figures as the Ducks treat their home fans to a Pac-10 win By Jeff Smith Oregon Daily Emefald Like a pesky third-grade brother that never seems to leave his big brother’s side, the youth-oriented Califor nia Golden Bears stuck around for most of the 40 minutes of action Thursday night before finally running out of gas. And when they did, the Oregon men’s basketball (11-2 overall, 2-0 in Pacific 10 Conference) was right there to dispose of them 83 68 in front of 8,666 rowdy fans at McArthur Court. The Ducks now have their sights set on a much more experi enced opponent, ' third ranked Stanford, on Satur day. “We got off to a good start offensively and our guards did a great job against their young back court,” senior forward A.D. Smith said. “We didn’t play our best Turn to Men’s hoops, page 12 ■ Sean Lamply’s 29-point effort is offset by the sloppy play of California’s freshmen in the Golden Bears’ loss Oregon Leaders Scoring: Jones 20 Scales 15 Wright 14 Rebounding: Bracey 6 Smith 4 Scales 4 Assists: Wright 6 Jones 6 Scales 3 44 Hike rowdy crowds. They don't affect me. Sean Lamply Califonia forward j j By Brett Williams Oregon Daily Emerald The taunts echoed from the student section at McArthur Court. Lamply, you suck! Lam ply, you’re overrated! There were reasons the students — as well as others in the crowd of 8,666 — were trying to get into the head of California’s Sean Lamply on Thursday night. The 6-foot-7 junior forward was California’s only legiti mate scoring threat on a young team with four true freshman in the starting Turn to Oregon, page 12 Scott Barnett Emerald Freddie Jones was hot, finishing with a team-high 20 points to go with his six assists. The Ducks down Cal, Stanford is next No. 23 Oregon gets its second Pac-10 win, beating Cal 67 SI in Berkeley Thursday night By Mirjam Swanson Oregon Daily Emerald One more. After beating California 67-51 on Thursday night in its ninth-straight road game during this utterly draining, school-record, 10-game long road odyssey that the No. 23 Oregon women’s basketball team (11-4 over all, 2-0 Pacific-10 Confer ence) is on, there’s only one game left before the Ducks can return to their beloved McArthur Court. One rather big game. One with conceivable Pac-10 ti tle implications. Because it’s against Stan ford — at Stanford. And like most of their Pac-10 counterparts, the Ducks haven’t won a game at Maples Pavilion in years. Since 1987, in fact. Saturday will be as good an opportunity as any for Oregon to do so, especially because right now the Ducks are rolling. They let the less-experi enced Golden Bears (5-7,0 2 Pacific-10) hang around for a while, even allowing them to pull to within six points with 12 minutes to go But from there Oregon — currently ranked No. 42 in the Ratings Percentage In dex despite its top-25 placement in both the As sociated Press and ESPN/USA Today coaches’ polls — took over, finishing the game with a 20-10 run. Junior forward Angelina Wolvert connected on all six of her shot attempts, fin ishing with a game-high 15 points Nicole Strange, the Ducks’ only senior, contin ued to shoot tremendously as she has all season. She went 7-for-8 and finished with 14 points. Sophomore point guard Shaquala Williams wound up with 13, to go with her six assists. Center Shavaki Jackson led Cal with 12 points. With Thursday’s victory, Oregon head coach Jody Runge extends her record to 13-0 against Cal. The Ducks’ game with Stanford will be aired on FoxSports Network at 1 p.m.. Oregon Leaders Scoring: Wolvert 15 Strange 14 Williams 13 Rebounding: Meharry 7 Wiliams 6 Mowe 6 Assists: Williams 6 Strange 4 Piers 4
