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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1963)
Ducks Rebound for Win In Northwest A AU Meet tty M!M: Wil l i VMS Ihncruld Sports Writer Thi two Far We i -i’.viin titans. Oregon and Whington, clash d twic-; over the weekend in the hattl« for the swimming supre macy When the spray had set tied both team;, were still restin'.; atop the totem pole side by ride. Friday night, in Seattle, the Muskier unset Van Rossen’s Web foot* 49-4i* in a dual meet. The next evening Oregon came hack to win the Pacific Northwest AAU Championships at the Washington pool The Mucks scored 75 points in their ninevents Washington war second with 72 points There were 14 other teams, from Ilf, Washington and Ore gon in tne meet. The Ducks jumped od to an early lead, 17 t? after three events from u.ai noun on un-v .swam w -11 but w;.tch'-d th"ir nine point i 'ct whittled dovn finally Washington grabb d th- lead v/heo Kd Cazal-t. a f’anadian Olympic swimming rcpresen'.a live, Krrn rcd the blue ribbon in the 2fK> yard backstroke Tr- Oregon m -rupn recap t*ir<(! the 1-acl wh n Dal" Wood ; n • I’ob I’en on took first a.id s- eon'* reso ctivcly in the 503 yafreestyle The) hr 1.1 th- l;ad as Mack Ifirav.ma, with a great coin" ... b -h«nd effort, won th" 20 ) ya"d bre; ststrohe Galen Kino had taken ;.n early lead for Wash ington in the event Hirayama m a'I* is move in the latter stag es of th it' • an* o.'Ttoi; Kipp in t\e last 2 > yards to register the v. in fo the W' bfoots The >t'i ■■ at th's tun** was 48 *52 fo Or-gon Tie winner of the fin; event the 400 yard fr-‘-style relay, would take the m -et Tie ra" • was close most of the wa), but Washington won by four sec onds, Van Rossen said, "If Arthur Thomson h^d been able to swim we orobabl.v would have won the ract " Thomson, a mnior from Australia. \tas found to be -chol a.sticallv ineligible last Thursday afternoon Van Hoss-n felt Washington's • Radiators Repaired • Sates and Service COAK'S RsaedrlVe°er 162 Fast 6»h I»I 4 0253 For a Quarter Century 8 P.M. Tuesday,Jan. 29 McArthur Court Six Vaudeville Acts Great Comedy Fun for All Special Student Price OREGON STUDENTS $1.00 Tickets On Sale Now! McArthur court Ron Bowman, a Portland boy, "lo ok;' o.n back.” He sc! two con lerencc records in winning the 2”<: yard individ ud in o <11 r» s '2 O': I) and the 200 yard butter Cy (2:03.0). The Oregon swim* rn,ir in these events. Dick Rovd and Corby Coutts, swam their best lim •• ever, but could only fiiiisn second to Bowman. T! t ton scorers for Oregon were Boh Benson eight points on ;• lirst end a second Mack Uira yarna, fi'2 points on an individual lirst and a relay first; Dick Boyd, si> points on two seconds; and Dal'1 Wood, si:-, points on a first and a third. On Saturday evening Oregon and Washington comol tely out cla: .ed the other teams in th'1 A AC championships The closest team to them was Washington’s fro:.!., who srored 24 points Like all Washington Oregon swim nr—ts the competition wa very keen, and neitti •/ team could build up a strong 1 -a! The two ponds r- chang 'd th -•• 1 ad five tirno and were tied one'- durin * the meet. Caing into the last event th-* •co*-e was 50 54, Oregon’-- favor Thi* lime the Ducks won the* last rela\ to capture the trophy. "Coming back afte*- th'* fir-* lo* ? to win th** A AC Champion sh'p*- took a lo- of com rag •' said Van Kossen "1 think th<- h:>y>- did very w 11,” Van Ko«-sen was ol-o-ed •- *th <h'* tto'-k nil’s showing. He f •**1 thut his boys will he r°ady fa Washington in March wh'-n th - D’*c s r' t’*rn to Sea-tb- fo * th-* Fa*- \Ve*t C’hamoionshios The Webfoot’s ne:t m-set is W.-diwdi) night in Co-valli* Yang Sets World Mark With Vault of 16 3W Hy I \KKV CRAVES Envrald Sport:, Editor (' K Yang, a native of Form ti re competing for UCLA set a new wo-Id’s record in trie ?>oIc \ a :it with a l'-an of 16-3 V4 las* aUirday night at the Oregon In vitational Indoor Track and Field Meet in Portland, The 8605 spectators that jamrnr'* the Memorial Coliseum gave Yang a standing ovation af ter his record vault and several tremendous hands throughout th evening. Ko-’ h>s effo-ts. Yang was ore sented with the Outstanding Ath let( award at the conclusion or the meet. > jn" 3 world mark stcde trr> hov. from the University of Ore •top's own Dave Steep Steen. th' tanadiaii sho' nutter, b-cinv on ■ „ th" if • m -n in history to put ■h shot over 00 feet Steep’s out of SI f -et 5'?" ■ - it*. an ups-* victory over fa- or**«J l>f>vr. O’Rrien, t‘.e tr-renra! in dor track shot nut charog:on str>op's /-f7ort ."a- his fojrth ■ v 00 fc' t at the Me had previously hrok -n tli» barrier on praet'c** out, another o'filial osf and on< • on ? foul. ^ noth'r o-jLstari i:n« perform arc eatne from Jim Duoree in the 1.000 vard run Dupree, reo - ■ ,'-r,tine Southern Illinois, stood oV ;• bid by Oregon grad-iat" Jim Orelle. to win going away in 2:15 2. Other Oregon winners included ‘-chic Srn Romani with a 4 10.5 m’l Keith Forman who ran a 9 06 6 two-mile, and the Oregon T o-h in both the m'le and two mile relays. Favorer) Dave Archibald, a Cali lornie sophomore, took the 500 yard dash, as expected, with a 1:00 5 clocking. In the high jumo, Joe Faust, competing unattached, set ne v m et and coliseum records with a leap of 6'11”. Terry Llewellyn of Oregon tied for third in the even at ST”. Dennis Johnson, formerly of San Josr and no.v competing Or tho Santa Clara Valley Youth Village, won the 60-yard dash over a "nn fr-ld with a 62 timing T7/v~k sum*ta ;;y 60 THurdles 'I'!)—1, P-i an Polinvbom. U"c 7? ? m ! Renfro, Oregon, 7 4 3, Phil Shin nick. Washington. 7 4 GO High Hurdles f!!2)—1. "oh P:e-C7, USC, 7 3 2. Steve Co-t wrig’ni Stanford. 7.3. 3. Mike Thrall. Washington. 7 4. Prep High Hurdler—1, Tom Kommers. Lincoln. 78 2. John B"chana.i. Milwaukee, 7 8 3, Rich Jorgenson. Nonh Eug°n«. 7 9 60 Dash I HI)—1. Dennis John son SCVYV, 6 2. 2. Dave Morris, use, tj.3- 3, Darrell Horn, USAF, 6.3. 60 Dash (H2)—1, Lloyd Murad, San Jose St.. 6.3 2, Larry Qu stad, Stanford. 6.3 3, Forrest Beaty. California. € 4. Prep 60 Dash—1, Dave Jett, Milwaukie, 6 6. 2. John Maxwell. North Eugene, 6.6. 3, Brian Crock well, Grant, 6.7. 1.000 Run—1, Jim Dupree, Southern Illinois. 2:15 2. Jim Grelle, Los Anglese Track Club. 2:16.1. 3, Don Bertoia, Washing ton State, 2:16 4. pr *, MU'*—1, Wand'll Co*c, FilKooro, 4:27 Pry Vi l"rsnn, C-nt'*nn«sl, 1 1 ', .'in Price, o”,th SaPm, 4 34 CO High Hu^dl'- ’. (tP\: S<eve Co'-fv.right. r/.anfo'd. and Bob T''r*vn use, , 4 3, Mika Thrall, Washing'on, 7 5. CO Dash—1, Dennis Johnson, "an ' Clara V V 0 2 2 Larry '"■•'Dad Stanfo-J, 6 3. 3, Dave Mo-ris. USC, 6.3. .Mi; Pepv '"’.’i o-pfjon F'oeb i.l. T Ha vke John Waring ton, Sco'.t K:iot, Gordon Payna) 3:3': 1 2. La /is r.nd Clark, 3:37.2. 3, Pacific 3 43 7 p"*n 5 0 T' "h — l Randy Burch::'-M, Mi! v' ■•V:-. 103 6. 2. Chrc' C-oon Hill bo- 1 m i? 3, E' ^oMlm-n. Mi" hali, 1054 N *'v n» New and Coli ,-,e"rn —’cod). 5 0 Dash—1 Dev-; Archibald. 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