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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1972)
Ducks to host Grand Junction Steve Greenough, the lefthander who turned down a professional contract to return to Oregon next year, will more than likely start for the Eugene Ducks Thursday when they host Grand Junction, Colorado. The game is at Civic Stadium and starts at 6 p.m. Greenough, 1-1 on the year, was drafted by the Giants but chose instead to play for Mel Krause and the Ducks one more season. The summer Ducks are 5-2 on the year after an easy 8-2 decision over Myrmo at Sheldon High School Monday night. Eugene held an 8-0 lead before the other semi-pro squad pushed across two runs in the ninth. Mike Shoup coasted through the first five innings and picked up his first victory of the season against no defeats. Reliever Randy Lanning came on to mop up for Shoup in the sixth. By then the Ducks had a big lead, thanks to a key bases-loaded double by Don Reynolds in the fourth inning. Eugene rallied for four runs in the frame to tuck the game away. Over the weekend the Ducks test Corvallis and McMinnville for the first time in Inter-state League play. Sports Briefs The Rom Festival Track and Field meet begins at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Mt Hood Community College Ducks Al Hearvey, Bob Martin, Tinker Hatfield, and Steve Pretontaine head the list of Oregon athletes who will compete Hearvey, fresh off a third place finish In the AAU TOO meter championship, joins Martin in the Rose Festival sprint events Ivory Harris is entered In the high hurdles and Hatfield will be in his first competition in a month when he joins the pole vault field World class long jumper Arnie Robinson, with a season best of 26 8J/4, heads the national entrants In the distances Oklahoma State's John Halberstadt will be running the 5,000 It was Halberstadt who put on a fantastic finishing kick In winning the 10,000 meters in the NCAA meet Pre will run in a rare 3,000 meter race, aiming tor the American record of 7:54.2. Four top prep track and field athletes have joined the Bill Bowerman fold And one super prepper Craig Brigham Brigham, a 6 2, 196 pound South Eugene High product, is the national prep record holder in the decathlon and led the Axemen to their second straight state AAA title with 36 Individual points Others who have signed Oregon letters of intent were Gary Barger, Stan Whigham, John Woodman and Judd Eddy Barger. St Helens, won the state AAA mile In 4 111 and placed second in the 880 (1 54 1) Barger went to the same school as Todd Lathers Whigham and Woodman are both hur dlers Whigham, from Palmdale High in Littlerock, Cal., has been timed in 13.9 and 18.9 in the hurdles and Woodman's best in the highs is 13.9 Eddy is a 15 6 pole vaulter from Ferris High in Spokane Mel Krause's stock went up a notch with the announcement that Brian Shandera had signed a Duck letter of intent Shandera, 6 1 and 165, is from Portland's Sunset High and pitched in the Oregon High School all star series. In that series he rolled up 11 strikeouts in five innings He was all Metro in the Portland area, and recorded 21 strikeouts in one game as a sophomore Golf coach Jack Adler has resigned as Duck golf coach, but his recruitment program continues to pay off. Adler, who will coach his last match when the Oregon squad competes in the NCAA Championships in Coral Gables, Fla., this week, has recruited the Oregon State champ—Larry Jacobsen—and a state champion from Idaho, Dan McGinnis, from Idaho Falls Earlier if was announced that Washington state champ Steve Prugh, from Ferris High in Spokane, had signed an Oregon letter of intent THE BESTOFUOTH WORLDS rt/fSTtf &S7J3A Dinner (Lunch 11:30 5:00 Lamb Shlshkabob with Vegetables Rice, Salad j/mj r-ra.iKiin oivu 2 Meals Each Day Vegetarian MMl Dulm 5:00 8:30 1 A Different Entree Nightly Lamb, Chicken Tuesday thru Sunday 1 $1.25 * i— —im * I.5U J Hornoss — Arabian Dessert wun vegeTaDies Rice, Salad —Summer Adult Workshops— Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Com position 2 Sessions: I June 19 July 14 II July 17 - Aug. 18 I June 19 July 14 II July 17 Aug. 18 DANCE ARTS STUDIO 343 9965 ICAMPUS SHOE COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR HEADQUARTERS ] DINGO BOOTS / OFF ON SPECtIL III 8 - 5:30 M-F "Hollywood” Bob Claydon stretches, but the throw never came Monday night as this Myrmo runner made it safely to first. The Eugene Ducks easily won the game, pushing their season record to 5-2. Thursday night the team plays against Grand Junction, Colorado, beginning at 6 p.m. in Civic Stadium. The game is a preliminary to the Emeralds’ Pacific Coast League contest with Portland. Photo by Phil Waldstein U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round Steak U.S.D.A. CHOICE Swiss Steak „ c LB U.S.O.A. CHOICE Stew Meat 95clb Blue Mountain Junior Mix 1 lb. Package^^^sa^ 5 °° 4 IbS. MNMNMMNMNMNNMMMNI £Qc Drive-N-Save Peanut Butter Creamy or Crunchy 36 Oi. 09 Haley's Fruit Juice Drinks All flavors 46 oz. tinas&4/99C Nalley Potato Chips 3 Bag box 9' 3 Oi.mmmm 49c Pauly Wisconsin Cheddar Cheese 2 lb. mikl57 2 lb. Sharp%‘\11 Scottowels Jumbo Rolls3/79° Cheer Laundry Detergent 10 lb. ll $249 Lady Scott Facial Tissue 200 count pkg.l >4/89‘ Betty Crocker White Angel Food or Chiffon Cake Mix 14 to 18Vi oz. pkg. 57' Darigold Cottage Cheese pints as* quarts i 25' ,49'
