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Ducks hit Portland wall The Oregon soccer team loses by a combined 6-1 to the Portland schools over the weekend Soccer Peter Hockaday Sports Editor The Oregon soccer team didn’t get any love from the Rose City this weekend. The Ducks fell 3-1 to Portland State on Friday in Eugene and 3-0 to No. 4 Portland Sunday in Portland to move their record to 1-7-1 on the season. The Ducks felt they should have beat en the Vikings on their home field, but were overmatched by the highly-tal ented Pilots on Sunday. On Friday, Oregon outshot Port land State and scored the first goal of the match, but several bad breaks led to the loss. With the score tied 1 1 and 10 minutes left in the contest, Duck goalkeeper Sarah Peters mis played a 30-yard indirect free kick from PSLPs Jessica Shadle, and the ball trickled through her arms into the goal. Less than half a minute lat er, the Vikings added another goal on a 12-yard header from Gariy Sawhill. PHOTO SPECIALS SEPT. 30 - OCT. 13 2ND SET FREE! 3x5 prints: 12 exp $2.25 24 exp $4.25 36 exp $6.25 4x6 prints: 12 exp $3.25 24 exp $6.25 36 exp $7.25 From 35mm C-41 full frame color film. (Panoramic, hall frame, and negatives excluded.) 20% OFF APS PROCESSING: 15 exp. (one sell $4.40 25 exp. (one set] $6.66 40 exp. (one,set) $9.40 Allow 1-2 days for APS processing. Glossy or matte finish. Today's crossword solution “The other team got a fortunate mistake, and we paid the price for it,” Oregon head coach Bill Steffen said. “Soccer can be a very cruel game.” Oregon freshman midfielder Gar lie Ashcraft scored the Ducks’ only goal of the weekend 30 minutes into Friday’s contest. Oregon’s lead held for only two minutes, as Portland State’s Karly Larsen booted a 17 yard goal with 15 minutes left in the first half. On Sunday, Oregon was out matched by the fourth-ranked Pilots. The Ducks managed only two shots in the game, and only one of those was on goal. On the defensive side, Oregon faced 19 shots, 10 on goal. Peters made seven saves, many from close range. The Ducks’ defense held Portland off the Harry A. Merlo Field score board for much of the first half, but the high-powered Portland offense fi nally broke through the Oregon wall with 15 minutes left in the first frame. Portland’s Emily Patterson finished a cross from Lindsey Huie for the goal. Ten minutes later, Oregon got its only shot on goal of the match, a boot from the left side of the goal that was saved by Portland’s Lauren Arase. The teams went to half-time with the Pilots leading 1-0, but it didn’t take long for Portland to increase its lead in the second half. Less than two min utes into the second frame, Portland’s Kristen Rogers notched her first goal of the season, a punch-in after a de flected Pilot shot. Five minutes later, Portland scored its third goal to finish the game’s scoring. The Ducks will head into confer ence play with their worst preseason record ever. Oregon will face Wash ington and Washington State — two teams that beat the Ducks by a com bined 13-3 in four games over the past two seasons — in Eugene next weekend. Washington is ranked No. 12 in the country by Soccer America magazine, while Washington State isn’t ranked. Contact the sports editor atpeterhockaday@dailyemerald.com. ORTHODONTICS PAUL SAARINEN, D.M.D., M.S., P.C. “Complimentary Initial Exam” GO DUCKS! g 1814 COBURG RD. • EUGENE £ 110 S. 59TH STREET • SPRINGFIELD 485-4466 Want to save the planet? Fun, Refreshments, and Radical Action! Come find out what’s going on and how you can get involved. UO’s Student Run Greenpeace Chapter is holding an informational meeting! Monday, October 7,6 pm EMU Rogue Room Questions? Email Nicky Dunbar punkrocksister@cs.com Black & white p and READ Suite 300 EMU •346-5511 www.dailyemerald.com 014961 Grand Opening Special Better Pizza, Better Price Open till: 1:00 am weeknights • 2:00 am Friday & Saturday 339 E 11th Avenue 344-3300 ^^Lej^usbrinsMM^ouijIoorHO^ Workshops Prizes Grand Prize: a bicycle thanks to Paul's Bicycle Way of Life October 15th -18th For more information contact: Academic Learning Services 68 PLC, 346-3226 mm
