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Tim Trower
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Smoky air rearranges soccer schedule
If you walked outside on Thursday or today and nearly gagged because of the smoky air,you understand how the air quality might mess with the sports schedule. A few soccer games scheduled for Saturday have been moved or postponed.
The Henley-Hidden Valley boys match was moved from Klamath Falls to Murphy and will be played at [...]
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Beaver coach Casey, wife, to be honored
Oregon State baseball coach Pat Casey and his wife, Susan, are busy enriching the lives of Beaver players away from the diamond, and for that they will receive an award Thursday from the World Sport Humanitarian Hall of Fame.
The Caseys will be come the most recent recipients of the Johh Wooden Coaching Achievement Award.
Here’s the story.
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Ducks’ Kelly brings fan back to the fold
Oregon football coach Chip Kelly made a fan for life with a startling show of customer service.
Here’s the story:
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2009/09/21/chip-kelly-is-a-man-of-his-word-seriously/
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Pick-It Line: How I seen them
Our Pick-It Line, in every Friday’s paper, is off and running, three weeks into the football season. After a big Week 1 in which I grabbed the early lead, Kris Henry overtook me last week. We have five games that are different this week.
Among them, I’m a little wary of my Sprague pick over South Medford. [...]
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Phoenix football was underplayed a tad
A reader wondered, and rightly so, why our Ashland-Phoenix football game story in Saturday’s paper focused on the losing team, Ashland. We share stories with our sister paper, the Ashland Daily Tidings. The Tidings commissioned a freelancer to do the game story and they sent it to us. We will do that throughout the school [...]
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Late football starts challenge deadlines
I must admit, I expected a bit of a reaction from readers when I came to work today because of our sparse coverage of the Oregon State and Oregon games in Sunday’s paper. But I haven’t heard or seen anything, and my phone and e-mail are working. I assume the connection was made by our [...]
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Duck game could be delayed
A scheduling conflict could delay the Purdue-Oregon telecast Saturday.
Here’s part of a release from the university on how the situation will be resolved:
EUGENE — Due to Fox Sports Net Northwest’s commitment to televise Saturday’s baseball game between the Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers at 5 p.m., the University of Oregon understands there is a strong possibility [...]
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SOGT record not in jeopardy this year
I’ve been reporting some inaccurate info on the Southern Oregon Golf Tournament. Two players have won at least four men’s championships. Eddie Simmons won the title six times between 1934 and 1949, and Richard Hanen won it four times (’40,’41,’46,’47). Simmons also won the men’s senior title four times. This info comes from the SOGT committee.
Three players entered in [...]
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College preseason games won’t work
Should colleges play non-counting preseason games so they don’t go from intrasquad scrimmages to, say, a top-25 matchup to start the season like Oregon at Boise State Thursday? That was a discussion posed on ESPN First-Take this morning. I agree the premise makes sense — let the starters get a couple full-speed quarters in against [...]
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Barry back in action, this for Beavers