With all-around efficiency, the sixth-ranked Oregon State baseball team defeated Hawaii 8-1 today at Goss Stadium in Corvallis, Ore.A crowd of 4,090 saw the Beavers amass 12 hits while holding the Rainbow Warriors to five to win the first two of this three-game series.“Put these two behind us, and we’re ready to go (in Sunday’s series finale),” UH coach Rich Hill said.OSU shortstop Tyler Inge went 3-4 with two RBIs. AJ Single and Jacob Galloway also drove in two runs apiece for the Beavers.Left-hander Ethan Kleinschmit allowed three hits and a run in five innings to improve to 7-2. UH starting pitcher Hekili Robello (7-3) surrendered three runs in four innings.“It was a clinic by Oregon State,” Hill said.The Beavers improved to 32-9, including 14-3 at Goss. The ’Bows, who fell to 20-18, are 2-4 on this 11-day, seven-game road trip.