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DUCKS FLYING
EAST FOR
COTTON BOWL
Final Four
Next For
Lady Pilots
The U niversity o f Portland
earneda second consecutive NCAA
Final Four berth and rem ained un­
beaten in the process with a 1-0
victory over the University o f M ary­
land Saturday at M erlo Field.
The second-ranked Pilots ( 19-
0-2) broke the scoreless lie on se­
n io r A ll- A m e r ic a n S h a n n o n
M acM illan's goal at 37:39. Jody
Dutra provided the setup with a
pass to the box. M acM illan ran
onto the ball and her 13-yard shot
angled past Terrapin goalkeeper
Kassie K necht to the far post.
The team s played through a
steady rain for most o f the gam e.
Each fired lO shotsongoal. Knecht
made seven saves for the Terps.
Portland keeper Erin Fahey re­
corded five and earned her 16th
shutout o f the season.
"It was a tough gam e, espe­
cially the first 30 m inutes," said
Pilot coach Clive Charles. "I was
relieved to see Shannon score and
as the game went on, we felt more
com fortable.
Pilot Soccer
Playoffs On TV
T he m en 's and w om en’s soc­
cer teams at the University O f Port­
land are advancing in the NCA A
national soccer cham pionships.
The m ens s team will play a
NCAA quarterfinal gam e at Santa
C larao n S atu rd ay at 7:30p.m . The
Pilots w om en’s team will play a
NCAA sem ifinal gam e against
Southern M ethodist University on
Friday in Chapel Hill. N.C. with
kickoff set for 4 :30 p in. (PST).
The cham pionship gam e is
scheduled for Sunday at 10:30a.m .
(PST).
Both the w om en's sem is and
final will televised live on (he Prime
Sports Network
(Photo by Duane Lewis)
Rose Garden Proceeds Allocated
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The U niversity o f O regon
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packages to Duck fans eligible for
tickets to the 1996 Cotton Bowl on
Jan. I in Dallas, Texas.
Brochures are being mailed to
UO football season-ticket holders
dues-pay ing members o f the associ­
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Tour features include deluxe
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Urban League Thankful For Award
W hen the Portland Trail B lazers
first announced plans to build the new
Rose G arden arena, it signaled an
expanded com m itm ent to the greater
Portland com m unity But few knew
just how deep that com m itm ent would
run Now, thanks to the Trail Blazers
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ban League o f Portland has learned
lirst hand with a $ 3 9 ,0 0 0 donation for
the Rose G arden's opening w eekend.
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equality has received a boost that wil
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lor choosing the Urban League as a
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Grand Opening Events Boost Portland Sports Scene
Efforts to attract sporting events to
Portland have been enhanced with a dona­
tion to the Portland Metropolitan Sports
Authority from the Portland Trail Blazers
and Oregon Arena Corp
The authi city last week announced the
receipt of $39,014 from the Rose Garden
arena’sopeningmght Ultimate Ganlen Party
and public tours held the weekend of Octo­
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