Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 12, 2004, Page 10, Image 10

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Nyhus, Ducks split with OSU
Oregon split a two-game
series with the Beavers,
winning Friday’s game with
a one-hitter by Ani Nyhus
By Mindi Rice
Senior Sports Reporter
CORVALLIS — The 14th-ranked
Ducks were on their way to a sweep of
Oregon State. The first meeting of the
season, on a dreary March 26 in Eugene,
allowed Oregon's offensive strengths to
shine in a bottom-of-the-seventh,
come-from-behind 9-8 victory.
With a 2-1 Pacific-10 Conference
road trip one week after the confer
ence opener, the Ducks (30-10 overall,
4-2 Pac-10) wanted to capitalize on
their momentum as their schedule
took them to Corvallis just two weeks
after the teams (34-12, 2-4) initially
faced each other.
Friday was the second meeting of
the three-game series. The Ducks took
this game as an opportunity to show
case another one of their talents,
transfer pitcher Ani Nyhus.
Nyhus continued her dominance
of the past 10 days, throwing her
third one-hitter in that time period,
as Oregon put up two runs on five
hits to give Nyhus her 15th victory
of the season.
"It was comfortable," Nyhus said
Saturday. "Things were working for
me. (The Beavers) hadn't seen me for
two weeks."
The Ducks scored a run in the top
of the first inning when designated
hitter Beth Boskovich hit a single to
center field that scored catcher Jenn
Poore. In the second inning, Oregon
added its second run on a double by
center fielder Suzie Barnes that scored
left fielder Dani Baird. Baird led the
Ducks on Friday with two of the
team's five hits.
Saturday, Oregon gave the ball to
the hot-handed Nyhus, who has start
ed all but one of the Ducks' Pac-10
games. Oregon State's game against
Nyhus the previous day, as well as the
emergence of the Jekyll-and-Hyde
side of Oregon's defense (four errors
Saturday compared to none Friday),
helped the Beavers to a 7-4 victory.
"I think that was kind of the differ
ence," Nyhus said. "They saw me for
seven innings (Friday). The difference
was also a few (defensive) misses. Our
defense was immaculate (Friday)."
Senior Anissa Meashintubby re
lieved Nyhus in the first inning after
Nyhus gave up four runs on four hits
and one error. Meashintubby finished
the inning and allowed one run in the
second before Amy Harris came in
with one out and the bases loaded.
Harris finished the game, throwing 4
2/3 innings. She gave up two hits and
two runs and struck out five.
We dug our hole too deep against
a really good team," Oregon head
coach Kathy Arendsen said Saturday.
"I was more disappointed with the
four errors than I was anything else.
We left quite a few people on base. We
had quite a few opportunities and we
didn't quite capitalize on them."
The Ducks answered Oregon State's
four-run first inning with two runs in
the top of the second. The Beavers
scored a run in the second, third and
fourth innings to raise their lead to 7
2. Oregon scored one run in the fifth
to pull to within four.
In the seventh, left fielder Julie
Jaime reached second base on an er
ror with one out. With two outs,
shortstop Breanne Sabol hit a double
to the center-field wall that scored
Jaime and gave the Ducks a glimpse of
their comeback win two weeks previ
ous. Oregon's next batter hit a ground
ball to the shortstop to end the game.
Contact the senior sports reporter
at mindirice@dailyemeraid.com.
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