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'Nobody's Out of T USC Eyes Sixth Win By RANDE WILMARTH Sports Writer Winning can be habit-forming. Ami in Southern California’s case, the Trojans won’t be at tempting to kick the habit as they enter the AAWU track and field championships at Pullman Friday and Saturday. VSC has nabbed the first place position for five straight years and. while holding seven best marks in the conference this spring, are favored to make it six in a row. Oregon coach Bill Bowerman agrees: ’ There's going to be a lot of real good competition 1 think Southern California with their outstanding performances are favored.” But Bowerman doesn’t say that the Trojans will walk away with the meet title ‘ Nobody's out of it. If Washington State has ex cellent performances, they could take it We could takt it Oregon State and Washington, too. have a chance ” Steinhauer Leads PAC The Webfoots. off their North ern Division championship win last Saturday, boast a single PAC leader in shotputter Neal Stein hauer and a number of other competitors with good times and distances who will hope to place Steinhauer leads conference shot putters with a mark of 63-3 and also holds down the number five spot in the discus event. Another Webfoot that could nab top honors in the three-mile is junior Ken Moore, a runner-up in the ND meet. After receiving a spike wound in his foot a week earlier in the Washington dual meet, his conditioning suffered. but not enough to hinder his 14:09 3 three mile clocking “M o o r e is definitely in the three- mile." said Bowerman •We’ll have to look at his foot to see if he’ll be running the steeplechase." Mortenson in Steeplechase Oregon's Bruce Mortenson cap tured the 3,000-meter steeple chase victory Saturday in 9:02.9, a new meet record, and could pick up points for Bowerman’s crew. Sophomore Wade Bell, a double threat in troth the 880 yard and mile runs for Oregon, ranks in the PAC’s top six in each event and could also add points to the Oregon score He’s recorded a 1:50.8 half and a 4:06.7 mile The Ducks' hopes for a high finish might rely on the condi tion of German wonder Werner Sonnenschein’s bruised left foot, an injury which hindered his triple jump performance during the ND outing Sonnenschein w e n t into the meet with a best of 49-5ai. but could only manage one good jump at 45-2 because of the in jury His best distance places him third in the conference Bowerman mentioned that Son nenschein "says his foot is bet ter." Hurdle Points Possible The 120-yard high hurdles could be another spot where Ore gon may tally points as Ducks Paul Eliiott and Marcial Hunter both have recorded 14 1 times, compared to leaders Bill Bleak ney and Paul Kerry’s 14 0 Wash ington State claims Cleakney and USC boasts Kerry. Oregon, Beavers End ND Action Oregon’s hard hitting young baseball team wraps up Northern Division action this weekend with a three-game series with Oregon State Friday the Ducks play the Bea vers at Howe Field at 3 p m., then travel to Corvallis Saturday for a doubiehcader. Washington Slate has virtually wrapped up the Northern Divi sion crown, but Oregon has a mathematical chance to tie for the championship, should the Cougars drop all three games with Washington this weekend, while the Ducks are winning three from the Beavers. Even if this should occur, Washington State has earned the right to the playoff, after beating Oregon four of six games. Oregon has proved it has a powerful offensive team, with six starters hitting ever .300, and five more players hitting above .280. Presently Keith Lampard is leading the Ducks at the plate with a nifty .346 average, fol lowed by Don Banderas, who is hitting .327 Following Lampard and Ban deras is Dennis Baldridge, .321; Ron Delplanche, .309; Rich Arm strong, .308; and Steven Bunker .304. Lampard, Baldridge, Delplanche and Bunker are all sophomores Oregon State had two mer above 300 before their series a! Do you have SPRING FEVER? We’ve got a cure. A delicious cone of home made ice cream from DEL HOFF'S corner of 19th & Agate There’s only one best of anything! Washington. They were Bill Bon ser, .308 and Ron Lucas. .310 Jim Jarvis reportedly will be back in the lineup for the first time in the weekend series with Oregon. Jarvis has been out with a broken ankle during most of the season. Currently Wally Palmberg is leading the Duck pitching staff with a fine 6-1 record, .aid a 2.1b earned run average. Joe Rose and . John Conrad each have 3-1 records and will probably share pitching duty this weekend. Oregon's Bill Heikkiln trails WSU’s Buck Kipe in the javelin and rests in the second position with a best of 229-84. Heikkiln and Mike Hodges of Oregon both upset Kipe in the NI> meet on Oregon’s runway. But Kipe will have to be favored this weekend \ with the competition being held on the Cougar infield. Dave Blunt, who rested the majority of the track season due to a leg injury, paces the Oregon sprint attack He has clocked a 95 100. which places him third in the conference before entering i the meet. Also expected to aid the Duck 1 run at the title will be pole vault er Gerry Moro, who claims a best of 15-64 That mark puts, him in the PAC’s top five, which is led by the conference's first vaulter to go 16-feet this year. Bill Fosdick of USC. I’SC’s Top Marks Favored CSC’s top marks are Fosdick’s, Kerry’s. Gary Carlsen’s 190 8'2 in the discus, Bruce Bess’ 1:50.1 in the half mile. Lew Hoyt's 6-114 in the high jump, Wellesley Clayton's 26-0 in the long jump and Mahoney Samuels’ 52 5 in the triple jump Along with the northern schools mentioned by Bowerman, both i Stanford and UCLA will have a ishot at the crown The Indian’s Larry Questad has clocked the best times in both the 100- and 220 yard dashes this spring with a 9 3 and a 30,7. Paul Schlicke paces the Stan ford milers with a best of 4:04 2 while UCLA’s Bob Day tops him with a 4:02 2 timing Both milers also have recorded the top two mile marks, with Day running an 8:35.3 and Schlicke an 8:51.4 Mile Battle Set Schlicke and Day will battle OSU’s Morgan Groth in the mile, last year's NCAA mile champion, in one of the day’s top races. Groth’s top time is a 4:04 8 : mark. Preliminaries begin at 4 30 p m. Friday and will precede Fri day night’s steeplechase competi tion. 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