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Softball continued from page 7 12 years old, and I thought I had her this time. But [the ball] just kind of curved back over the plate and she got all of it. It was my fault. ” Regardless of who was at fault, the Ducks — losers of six straight — were just happy to be playing well and with some confidence. “The team has finally pulled to gether,” McMurren said. “I’m real ly proud of this team. We’re finally having fun again.” The Ducks (25-30 overall, 1-11 Pacific-10 Conference) had their op portunities offensively. Missy Coe’s first-inning single knocked in Lisa Wangler and Alyssa Laux to put Oregon up 2-0. After Feldt’s home run, Wangler scored in the third on an RBI single by Laux to tie the game at 3-3 and drive out Oregon State starting pitcher Monica Hoffman. Crystal Draper was called from the . bullpen and struck out Andrea Vid lund to end the Ducks’ threat. Coe single with one out in the sixth and senior Triawn Custer fol lowed with a bloop double off the glove off Adams’ glove in left field. With runners on second and third, and still one out, Gamez signaled a safety squeeze to batter Janell Bergstrom, who got the bunt down, but in the process, pinch runner Anissa Meashintubby got caught Jon House Emerald Third baseman Lynsey Haij tags out an Oregon State runner while shortstop Kate Peterson looks on in an April 14 game against OSU. between home and third and was tagged out trying to head back to the bag. The next batter, Kate Peterson, popped out to short to end the in ning. Drapen(-22-8), the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week, picked up the win after allowing just two hits while striking out five. Oregon out-hit the Beavers 6-4 and did not commit an error. “We really only had the one big hit,” Oregon State head coach Kirk Walker said. “We didn’t have a lot of clutch hitting today. It’s tough to rely on those home runs. ” The Beavers (36-16-1,5-5) defeat ed No. 1 UCLA Friday in their inau gural game at the OSU Softball Complex and split with No.12 Washington. The Ducks travel to Arizona to take on No. 8 Arizona State and No. 2 Arizona this weekend. Runge continued from page 7 King is conducting its review ille gally. The five-person board could not reach a decision on the com plaint and will wait until a June 1 meeting before making a decision, a board spokesman said Tuesday. ( ( The Oregon Board of Investigators has not been in touch with us, but we will cooperate if they call. Pauline Austin spokeswoman, UP Austin said the board has not contacted the University about the complaint. “The Oregon Board of Investiga tors has not been in touch with us, but we will cooperate if they call,” Austin said. Asked if the University was also speaking on behalf of Bond, Schoe neck & King, Austin said, “only in terms of the report.” Help the Environment Please Recycle! 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