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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1966)
PAC Track Stats 100 Norm Jackson, UCLA 9 4 Dick Hickman, WSU 9 4 Jim Johnson, WSU 9.4 Hutch Lumby, OSU 9.4w 220 Norm Jackson, UCLA 20.6 Tom Jones, UCLA 20.8 Hob Frey, UCLA 20 9 Dwight Middleton, USC 21.0 440 Dwight Middleton, USC 46.2 Bob Frey. UCLA 46.5 Forest Beaty. Cal 46.9 Jim Ward, Stan 47.1 880 Dennis Carr. USC 1:47.9 W ADE BELL. Oregon 1:48.4 Dave Buck. USC 1:49.5 Devone Smith. Cal 1:50.2 Mile Bob Day, UCLA 3:58 4 Bruce Bess. USC 4:02.0 John Link. USC 4:02.2 Geoff Pyne, UCLA 4:02 2 Two Mile Bob Dav, UCLA 8:37 4 Gerrv Lindgren. WSU 8:39.5 KEN MOORE. Oregon 8:44.2 Geoff Pvne. UCLA 8:47 8 Three Mile Gerrv Lindgren. WSU 12:53.0 Chris Westman, WSU 13:29 8 KEN MOORE. Oregon 13:32.2 High Hurdles Ron Copeland. UCLA 13.7w BOB BLUM, Oregon 13.8w Paul Kerry. USC 14.0 intermediate Hurdles Paddy McCrary. Cal 51.3 Hoger Johnson, UCLA 52.2 Dave Williams. Wash 52.0 440 Relay California UCLA Stanford Mile Relav UCLA 3: California 3: l SC 3:10 5 Long Jump Tony Albin. OSL' 248 Craig Vaughn, Stan 24-5V4 Bud Walsh. Stan 24-4 HERM BKAME, Oregon 23 10 Discus Cary Carlsen, USC 195-% A1 Pemberton, Wash 186-4% NEAL STEIN HAUER, O 185 3 Bob Stoecker, Stan 185-2% NOW PLAYING 4151 cDONALD wuiammi* st. - >44 00 Open 6 30 — Harper 8:15 Nswnuui is Harper nomcsLOi* mercor non wtna m Co-hit 6:45- 10:20 I ' I •»**»•»*•• c«n«ra> Corm< L ^-^^^OX^VEROREEN S | J **» Si. - 344 NOW SHOWING I THEIR COURAGE BLASTED I I A WAR WIDE OPEN! :; I COLUMBIA PICTURES »«'« ABturoN film phoducwn KIRK RJCHflRP DOUGLAS HARRIS .ANTHONY MANN'S THE HEROES OF TELEMARK' PANAVISION* COLUMBIA COCOA ADDED ATTRACTION A FlOMi-TATKA PRODUCTION High Jump Greg Heet. USC 6-104 Bob Keppel, WSU 6-104 Mike Weinreicb. UCLA 6-9’•a Mike Parker. USC 6-84 Javelin Dick Selby. UCLA 249 6 Phil Lowry. OSU 2411 Carl O’Donnell 238-8 Egil Sundbye. UCLA 235-44 Pole Vault Marc Savage. UCLA 16 9 Jim Eshelman, Stan 16-4 Eric Berge, UCLA 15 7 Bill Fosdick. USC 15-64 Shot Put NEAL STE1MIAUER. O 66 10 Traugott Gloeckler, UCLA 60-34 Lahcem Sanisam. OSU 59-14 Alain Drufin, USC 58 9 4 Triple Jump Mahoney Samuels. USC 52-24 Doug Olmstead, UCLA 50-0 Tony Albin, OSU 49-9 Jerry Talbott. WSU 49 0 Steeplechase KEN MOORE. Oregon 8:55.8 BOB WILLIAMS. Oregon 9:11.5 Clyde Hunt. OSU 9:13 0 PHIL HANSEN, Oregon 9:14.1 w=wind aided Want to really get results'— Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone 342-1411, Ext. 1818. TV RENTALS —caii West Side TV 1680 W. 11th 345-4823 Kaspari Heads 74 Entries In PNW Women's Tourney The top collegiate women ten nis players in the northwest will compete in the Pacific North west Women’s Championships at the University Friday and-Satur day. Heading the 74 entrants from Washington, Oregon, and Mon tana will be Oregon's own Julie Kaspari, who will get the number one seed, reported Lois Youngen, Oregon women's tennis coach and tournament chairman. Kaspari, currently ranked sec oud in the Northwest, earned the number one spot when she defeated the number two seed, Washington's Cande Webb, in last weekend’s AAWU cham pionships. The number three and four seeds will be Mary DeLay from Central Washington State and Sandy Jones from Washington State. No doubles seeds will be made but Washington's Jacobsen and Lutey and Washington State's Luther and Fogg will be favor ites. Entrants will arrive Thursday evening for registration and then will begin play at 9 a.m. Friday. PATRONIZB YOUR • ADVERTISERS • Doubles will be played on the 15th Street courts and singles will be played on the Aide r Street courts. The semi finals are scheduled for 9 a in. Saturday and the fl nals for 12 noon. Both will be on lor /nun • tu cci piaycu courts. In tennis action today Oregon's men's team will try to avenge u previous 8 1 loss to Oregon State when they host the Beavers at 3 :45 p m. NOTICE Co-op Members All Co-op Receipts should be turned in to the Office of the Co-op by 5:00 p.m. Friday May 20th. U of 0 CO-OP 13th and Kincaid Take a friend to college with you this week. It's true. Onl> 2.7 percent of the people in the United States are in college today. Only .03 percent are in Oregon colleges. And only .0056 percent of the people in the nation go to the University of Oregon. Pretty exclusive. But don't be snobbish about it. Why not invite a friend to go to college vv ith you one day thi> week? And while you're at it. why not bring your friend by The College Inn. We aren't snobs, either. Oh, it's true we ll probably have a president of the student government, a president-elect, class presidents, and all that living at The College Inn. But we'll also have boys and girls who aren't anybody living here. And I mean, anybody. We'll probably have people who work at things you've never even heard of. I ike Yo-Yo winders, pogo stick lubricators, piggy bank guards, meteorologists tor kite flying clubs, bobby pin reconditioners, pennant pressers and mechanical rabbit breeders. They’ll live at I he ( ollege Inn because of the reasonable rates. I hey'll study hard in the “quiet" lounge, eat lots of our good food, enjoy our tine recreation facilities, our comfortable rooms, maid service, and everything. And then, they’ll be graduated and become the foremost Yo-Yo winders, pogo stick lubricators, piggy bank guards, hobby pin reconditioners, etc., in the country. That's America for you. OfALITY FOOD&LODGING FOR MEN AND WOM1 N The Coltene Inn 1000 PATTERSON • PHONE: 343-1344 Make reservations now for fall
