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• Tracy couples business adds strength following three years

  - 2006-08-23

  JOLEEN RUFFIN, 30, and husband Quincy, 32, knew for years they wanted to start their own gym but waited for just the right oppor- tunity. The Tracy residents, who met as students at the University of Oregon in Eugene, were heavily involved in fitness...

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• SOUND OFF

  - 2004-10-10

  Byline: =The Register-Guard Columnist was wrong On Sept. 29, Ron Bellamy saw fit to quote me in his column. Regrettably, he knowingly took my words out of context and changed them by omission to make it appear that the University of Oregon had somehow lowered...

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• Ducks split a pair in tourney

  - 2004-09-18

  Byline: The Register-Guard SACRAMENTO - The University of Oregon split a pair of four-game matches Friday, losing their first counting match of the season on the first day of the Sacramento State Invitational volleyball tournament. REGIONAL ROUNDUP Sarah Mason led the Ducks...

  Tags: Games, tournament, University of Oregon, women

• History can prove us right, or wrong

  - 2004-08-08

  Byline: Bob Welch / The Register-Guard Hard economic times. News of bombs and war. A heated presidential campaign, propagated by "the most absurd kind of lies." And, of course, the University of Oregon and Oregon State at each other's throats. Just when you think history...

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• Hastings, Johnson claim berths at U.S. Amateur

  - 2004-07-20

  Byline: Paula Lincoln The Register-Guard CRESWELL - The kids are going to New York. Two teenage golfers with one year of collegiate golf between them have qualified for the U.S. Amateur golf championships at the famed Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, N.Y. ...

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• Area junior golfers move on

  - 2004-06-30

  Byline: The Register-Guard CRESWELL - Nine Eugene-area golfers were among those who survived their first-round matches Tuesday at the State Junior Championships at Emerald Valley Golf Course. Led by medalist Tyler Morse of Eugene, five area players reached the quarterfinals of the Boys (age 14-15)...

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• LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG

  - 2003-09-26

  Byline: The Register-Guard A teacher's lasting lessons It was with a great deal of sadness that I noted the passing of Eleanor Wheeler of Noti. A copy of her obituary was sent to me by my sister who is a resident of Elmira. I was...

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• Hughes hangs on to win

  - 2003-07-28

  Byline: The Register-Guard CRESWELL - Defending Oregon Amateur champion Brian Hughes captured the Emerald Valley Players championship on Sunday, finishing with a three-over 219. Hughes, who held the lead throughout the tournament, shot a 4-over-par 76 in the third round to finish with a total...

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• Top four men's seeds in semis

  - 2003-07-05

  Byline: The Register-Guard Top-seeded Matt Hanlin cruised to an easy 6-1, 6-0 victory in the round of 16 and then beat No. 8 seed J.J. Jackson 6-2, 6-1 on Friday to advance to today's semifinals of the men's open singles at the Pacific Continental Bank Tennis Championships. ...

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• ULTIMATE ACHIEVEMENT

  - 2003-05-31

  Byline: Matt Cooper The Register-Guard For most of us, a Frisbee means a lazy game of catch on a hot summer day. For Ben Wiggins and Chelsea Dengler, however, it means a go-for-broke sport that causes calluses, cramps, even concussions - and they relish every...

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