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■ Duck golf Ducks finish 12th at Stanford tourney Five Pac-10 teams finish in the top 10, with Arizona State taking top honors; Nealy leads Oregon in 41st BY CLAYTON JONES & SCOTT J. ADAMS SPORTS EDITOR & FREELANCE SPORTS REPORTER The Oregon women’s golf team couldn’t make up much ground Sunday and finished 12th at the Stanford Pepsi Intercollegiate women’s golf tournament. The tournament featured eight of the top 25 teams in the country and was played at the 5,853-yard, par-70 Stanford golf course. Senior Johnna Nealy recovered from a second round 77 and a tie for 41st to shoot a 3-over-par 73 and a tie for 31st with a 222. Junior Erin Andrews and sopho more Kimberly McCready tied for 48th at 226. No. 9 Arizona State won the tournament by an impressive five strokes over No. 16 Pepperdine. No. 5 Washington, No. 3 UCLA, Stanford and Washington State finished third through sixth, respectively. The individual winner of the tournament was Washington State’s Anastasia Kostina. The junior from Russia shot a final round 69 and finished five strokes under par. Three players — Louise Stahle of Arizona State, Cassandra Kirkland of Arizona and Rachel Kyono of Pepperdine — finished tied for sec ond at 3-under-par. The second round offered a big • Anqela Adams • White & Warren • Mitzi nrnn70 ^ Ben Sherman ‘Three Dots ‘Angela Adams‘White & Warren • Mitzi Baker f > Accessorize... B O U X 541.485.4891 2827 Oak St. www.boux.com • 10:30-5:30 Monday-Friday • 11-4 Saturday PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER. Walker Bags • Ben Sherman ‘Three Dots improvement from the first for the Ducks. Oregon’s second round score was three strokes better than its first round total and the Ducks jumped three places ahead in the field and found themselves in 13th place \Vith a two-day score of 603. Pacific-10 Conference foe Arizona State led the field going into the third round after posting an impressive two-day score of 564, which made for a comfortable 11-stroke lead over Pepperdine. Placing directly behind Pepperdine was a trio of Pac-10 teams including UCLA, Washington and Stanford. UCLA trailed Pepperdine by one stroke with a score of 576. Washington’s previous 11 stroke lead over Stanford was reduced to two after the second round as the Cardinal improved its game and capitalized on Washington’s mistakes. Need Cash? extra money for back-to-school expenses? Earn $180/month donate plasma 683-9430 IBR Plasma Center I block east of Garfield on 8th I90I W 8tH Ave. New donors: bring in this ad for an extra $5 on first visit The Cardinal enjoyed a two stroke lead over No. 12 New Mexico and Washington State, who tied for sixth place with a 582 score. No. 22 T\ilsa and Southern California trailed in seventh and eighth place respec tively, followed by Texas and Ari zona, who tied with a 596 score to round out the top 10 in the field. McCready, a native of Plac erville, Calif., shaved six strokes off of her first round score and carded a 2-over 72 in the second round, placing her in a tie for 44th place. Nealy’s 41st place finish at the end of two rounds was a dive from her 19th place finish in the first round but was good enough to lead her teammates in stand ings. Nealy shot a 77 bringing her two-day total score to 149. As with the first round, Andrews and Michelle Timpani recorded identical scores in the second round after shooting a pair of 77s to remain tied for 55th place. The Ducks finished the tour nament with a 902 combined team score, edging out San Jose State (904), and Vanderbilt (906). The next tournament for Ore gon will be the Hawaii Fall Clas sic in Oahu, Hawaii, Oct. 26. The two-day tournament marks the third October tournament for the Ducks, who have endured a busy fall schedule. claytonjones@ daily emerald, com Scott J. Adams is a freelance sports reporter for the Daily Emerald IN BRIEF Beltran's homer lifts Astros, ties NLCS 2-2 HOUSTON — By the time Carlos Beltran’s shot landed in Houston’s bullpen, this much was clear: At least baseball had one competitive playoff series still going. Beltran did it again, homering in a record fifth straight postseason game and lifting the Astros over the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 Sunday to even the National League Championship Series at two-all. Beltran’s tiebreaking shot in the seventh inning off Astros nemesis Ju lian Tavarez ensured the teams will go back to Busch Stadium to settle who goes to the World Series. Albert Pujols homered for St. Louis, then came close to a go ahead two-run homer in the ninth against Brad Lidge. But the ball was caught on the warning track, and the Astros closer struck out Scott Rolen for his second straight save. Beltran exacted revenge with his bat. He reached down and hit a slider over the wall, sending the crowd at Minute Maid Park into a frenzy. Tavarez further angered the As tros when he threw a fastball over the head of the next hitter, Jeff Bag well. They exchanged words, plate umpire Mike Winters warned against further trouble and play re sumed without any problems. With Roy Oswalt on the mound, the Astros really liked this pitching matchup. Yet, the righty who led the league with 20 wins was far from his best — he hung around for six innings and didn’t strike out a single hitter. Oswalt went 2-0 against St. Louis this season, then won the series clinching Game 5 of the first round at Atlanta. 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