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6________ Sports WEÓNEsdAy, M ay 25, 2001 TI he ClAckAMAS P rint Baseball ends disappointing season with losses to Lane FRANK JORDAN ------------------------------------------------- . Sports Editor The Cougar baseball team closed out the regular season with a doubleheader loss to the Lane CC Titans in Eugene on Thursday, losing 5-0 and 7-2. “We were just trying to get ev Southern Division All-Star Second leam. Both of.those guys deserve the honors' that they- received; they both had outstanding seasons,” commented Robinson. “I wish that we could halve had a couple of more players named to the all-star squads, namely Aaron Shanks, J.R. Richardson, Matt Paulsen, ’just to eryone some playing time,” said name a few. I think the voters took Head Coach Robin Robinson. “It into account our overall record. It just wasn’t'very good.” is the end of the season for us, so we tried to keep everyone loose Clackamas finished up the sea and try to have some fun with it, which we did, but we just came up baseman from Reynolds, was named designated hitter for the son with an overall record of 10- 27, with a league mark of 5-20. “Next year will be a better time for all of us. It can’t get much worse than it was this season,” said Robinson. “We have several play ers coming back," and with the NWAACC Southern Division All- proper amount of work during the Star First Team. Cooksey was Clackamas’ leading hitter this sea summer, we should'be all fight. An other season is over on the field, son with a .276 batting average. Mike Armstrong, a sophomore but the season continues for the coaches. We continue to recruit for second baseman from Gladstone, next year and it will be a summer- was named as an infielder for the long process.” on the short end of the scoreboard.” Matt Cooksey, a sophomore first ‘ adly, the real world isn’t nearly .as forgiving as the college world. i theoretical and academic. Where knowledge comes not only from textbooks and cheerfully refund your money. Challenges in the and lectures, but from actual experiences working in workplace don’t come in a convenient multiple choice your field. siren song of the Thursday night.kegger beckoned. The real world is different- Fortunately, there’s: a university that recognizes this fact. And its entire approach to education has bee M,KE POLLOCK I Clackamas Print in the- practical.- and pragmatic just as solidly as thé The nice people at the IRS don’t point: out your mistakes format. And you can’t just blow off Friday because the . Cougar pitcher Luke Holscher lets a pitch loose during a game earlier this season. Clackamas baseball finished a disappointing season last week with a doubleheader loss io Lane CC. A place that fully prepares you to exit the’ cozy envi rons of college by. arming you with crucial., skills in communication and- teamwork and critical thinking that the not-so-cozy real world demands. The university is Portland State. And if you’ll visit www.pdx.edu or call' (503)725-9983 we’ll be happy to designed to respond to it. How? By Inventing a uurrieuW'ttefs-grounded tell you how yôu câïi, quite literally, learn more,.. |(- SUPPOSED TO PREPARE YOU FOR THE REAL WORLD, HOW COME THE REAL WORLD ISN'T MORE LIKE COLLEGE? Clackamas Federal ^Credit Union 270 Warner Milne Road Oregon City 503-656-0671
