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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1976)
r emerald sports A J sportfolio UO loses racquetball finale The Oregon club sports racquetball team narrowly lost its final match of the year Wednesday, dropping a 10-9 decision to the Central Lane VMCA. San Diego not discouraged SAN DIEGO (AP)—San Diego State has been left out of expansion talks by the Pacific-8 Conference, but Ken Karr, the school's athletic director, isn't discouraged “If nothing else, it proves that the natives are restless," said Karr "The Pacific-8 might want to expand to help solve its economic iWs." Pac-8 officials have already invited Arizona and Arizona State to discuss a move to the conference Platform tennis on tube A television program on platform tennis, a sport gaining populanty in the East but still relatively unknown in the West, will be aired Monday on channel 10 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m Peyton takes frisbee crown Mike Peyton captured top honors last week in the WRA Spring Frisbee Fly-m Peyton had 15 points while runner-up Ron Pierce finished with nine and Allen Edwards scored eight for third place. ywvvwwwwvwwvv^wwwwwwwwwwww Heaves hammer. 2l3zll Perkins snaps UO mark While most settled for so-so efforts, Perkins uncorked a dandy mwvwvvvwwwvvvuvuwuwwvvvwvwvwvvw CORVALLIS — Oregon's Rick Perkins shattered his own school record in the hammer Thursday night, uncorking a 213-11 throw in the Staters Hi-Lite Meet to easily surpass his previous best mark of 206-3. While the former South Eugene athlete came up an inch short, he has now thrown exactly 22 feet further than last year. His Thursday night effort was one of only a few sparkling per formances in what turned out to be a rather blah, late-running meet. Oregon s Dave Hagmeier, a former 440 runner who switched to the intermediate hurdles after his freshman year, returned to his old event and won the 440 in 47.62, downing Unfield star Carl Shaw in the process. Matt Centrowitz was first across in the mile in 4:03.56, but was dis qualified for shoving. Oregon State's Bill Delatorre was credited with the win in 4:06.57. Howard Banich won the shot put at 58-1V4 and came back to place second in the discus at 182-3. Ray Burton was third in the hammer (177-10) and in the dis cus (181-7). Oregon's Don Clary took the 5,000-meters in 14:06.8. Chris Brathwaite captured the 100-meters in 10.69 while Howard Malcolm claimed the long jump (21-2V2) and triple jump (46-6%) crowns and Robert Curry won the 200-meters in 21.69 to place sec ond. In the women's 800-meters, Oregon s Dala Ramsey raced to a 2:15.7 win The pole vault was cancelled due to strong winds. M/WWWWWtMWWWWWW COLLIN’S CYCLE 1» FRAME: Hand brazed hi-tension steel lugs with brazed on cable stops. FORK: High Tension butted steel with special chrome steel crown, chrome tips, and drop forged ends. 3* PAINT: Double undercoat with two coats of baked enamel, finished with a highly resistant clear lacquer BRAKES: Dia Compe alloy center pull with quick release, alloy racing levers, and safety levers. 5. DERAILLEUR SYSTEM: Sun Tour wide range VGT-LUXE alloy rear, SL alloy front, power stem shifter and 14-28 cluster. CRANKSET: Tourney 5 pin cotterless alloy with 52-40 double chain-wheel. 7• PEDALS: MKS balanced rat trap with reflectors (C.H.P. approved.) 8. WHEELS & TIRES: Sunshine alloy wide flange hubs, Araya steel rims, and special Centurion 85 lb. hi-pressure gumwall tires. 8. HANDLEBAR & STEM: Sakae custom road champion engraved alloy drop bar with black tape <t plugs and Sakae alloy alien head stem. 4 O# SADDLE: Naugahyde covered fully padded racing saddle with quilted top. Le Mans Specifications The Centurion Le Mans weighs 28 lbs. EXTRAS: Alloy spoke protector and two inch rear reflectors. (CHP approved.) SIZES: 19” 21” 23” 25” COLORS: Red, Blue, Silver, Coffee, Yellow, Green. a We have in ttoch9 and are dealert for Raleigh9 Peugeot d Centurion. 99 60 E. 11th Ave. 342-4878