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sports Halberg, gymnasts record bests in weekend swing to California The Oregon women’s gymnas tics team scored a season high 128.85 points to finish second in a triangular meet, Friday night at Fresno, Calif. San Jose State won the com petition with a team score of 130 points. Fresno State brought up the rear with 98.65. Wendy Halberg led the way for the Ducks, getting her best score of the year in the all-around. Hal berg finished in second with 34.30 points behind San Jose’s Kris Kletfer, who scored 34.85. Hal berg won the uneven bars and vaulting, while Kletfer won the balance beam and floor exercise. Cindi Gleason got a personal high of 31.75 in the all-around, while Lorene Gamble got a lifetime best of 8.8 on the uneven bars. In a separate meet, Halberg placed sixth in the all-around competition of the Western Hemisphere Games, Saturday night at Hayward, Calif. Halberg and teammate Cindi Gleason, who finished sixteenth, were the only Oregon gymnasts entered in the 22 competitor event. Halberg finished with 33.50 points and Gleason has 30.75. The all-around title was won by Arizona’s Karen Christianson with a 35.20 score. Women’s swim team ends perfect dual year Oregon’s women’s swimming team completed their dual meet season without a mark Saturday, as they downed both Simon Fraser and Oregon State in Leigh ton Pool. The Ducks won by nearly iden tical scores, beating the Beavers 75-34 and Simon Fraser 77-34. The meet was the final tune-up for the NCWSA regionals to be held in Seattle next weekend. Kathy Hemmer and Michelle Menkens both had double wins for Oregon, with Hemmer taking first in the 500 Freestyle with a 5:20.70 mark, and setting a personal, Oregon, and Northwest record in the 200 medley with a 2:09.57 docking. Menkens won the 100 IM and the 100 butterfly. Tama Cud deback and Leslie Aiken also won for Oregon, in the 100 breast stroke and 100 backstroke re spectively. 500 Medley Relay — 1, Oregon, 1 55.22 2, Oregon B. 1:50.14 3, Oregon State 200 56 500 Freestyle — 1, Kathy Hammer, Oregon, 520.70. 2, Judy Newman, Simon Fraser, 537.71. 3. Sue Jeffrey. Oregon. 5:39 40 200 Freestyle — 1, Sarah MacDonald, Simon Fraser, 2:03 83 2, Tama Cuddeback, Oregon, 2:06.06 3, Jan Crichton, Oregon State, 2:06.46 SO Freestyle — 1, Kathy Garrison, Oregon State. 2S.22. 2, Robin Wheeler, Oregon 25.82. 3, Ken Peyton, Orwgon, 26.63. 100 IM — 1, Mtehelle Menkens. Oregon. 131.96. 2. Sarah MacDonald. Simon Fraser. 1:02.16. 3. Marc! Mattonl, Oregon Stale, 1:07.36. 100 Freestyle — 1. Kathy Garrison, Oregon State, 54.76. 2, Ke»y Peyton, Oregon, 58.21. 3, Judy Newman, Simon Fraser, 56.14. 100 Backstroke — 1, Leslie Aiken, Oregon, 135.14. 2, Kathy O'Neel, Oregon., 1:06.64. 3. Tracy Mhchell. Simon Fraser, 1:07.13. 200 IM — 1, Kathy Hemmer. Oregon, 239 57.2. Sarsh MacDonald. Simon Fraser, 2:18.43, My Bowen Oregon, 222.65. 100 Breast stroke — Tama CUddabat*. Oregon, 1:09.40.2, Judy Newman, Simon Fraser, 1:13.44. 3. Jane Chrichton, Oregon State, 1:1520. 200 Freestyle relay — 1, Oregon A, 1:44.09. 2, Oregon Stats, 1:463, Oregon B. 1:48.46. Men fall to Simon Fraser after taking an early lead Oregon came close to a big upset last Saturday, nearly de feating defending NAIA men’s swim champion Simon Fraser in a dual meet at Leighton Pool. Oregon led the meet by a slim four-point margin with three events remaining, but 1-2 finishes in the 100 freestyle and 200 breast stroke, along with a win in the 400 relay, game Simon Fraser the 65-48 win. All was not bad for Oregon, though, as Tack Goodell had his I all-time best in the 200 butterfly with a 1:59.49 clocking. Goodell finished second to Fraser’s Mark Hahto. Steve Hamilton was a double winner for the Ducks, taking firsts in the 200 individual medley and 200 backstroke. Hamilton edged Fraser’s Butch Batchelor in both races. Other winners for Oregon were Paul Buvick, with a 22.44 time in the 50 freestyle, and Jay Evans, who won the 100 free in 48.13. The Oregon medley relay team of Hamilton, Evans, Goodell, and Mike Dole also won in 3:37.64. 200 Medley May — 1. Oregon. 3:37 64 2, Simon Fraser, 3:46.33. 1000 Freestyle — 1. Kelly Franks. Simon Fraser. 10:10.83. 2, Jerry Andrus, Oregon. 10:15.85. 3, Dale Sparrow, Simon Fraser. 10:22.60. 200 Freestyle — 1, Rob Grundson. Simon Fraser. 1 44 98 2, Jay Evans. Oregon 1 45 43 3, Gary Davis, Simon Fraser, 1:47.5. 50 Freestyle — 1, Paul Buvick. Oregon. 22.44. 2, Ivor Fleming. Simon Fraser. 23.14.3, Ian Fraser. Simon Fraser. 23 23 200 N — 1 Steve Hamilton. Oregon 1 58 57 2, Butch Batchelor. Simon Fraser. 2:01.43. 3, Tom Gamble, Oregon, 2:02.95. 200 Butterfly — 1. Mark Han to, Simon Fraser. 1 58 34 2. Tack Goodel. Oregon. 1:58.49. 3. Cam Green, Simon Fraser. 2:03.56. lOOFresatyte —1. Jay Evans. Oregon 461 3.2. Rob Frundlson. Simon Fraser. 49.33 . 3, Paul Buvlck, Oregon 51.03. 200 Bacfcetroha — 1, Steve Ha mm on, Oregon 1:59.22. 2. Butch Batchelor. Simon Fraser, 2:00.82. 3, Burrety. Simon Fraser, 2:01.95. 500 Freestyle — 1, Kely Franks, Simon Fraser, 4:16.10 2, Hob Barton. Simon Fraser. 4:53.67.3, Jerry Andrus, Oregon. 4:55.44. Frreer 2:18.10. 2, Derrick Hamilton. Simon Fraser. 2.16.35. 3. Mke Dole, Oregon, 2:19.11. 400 Relay — 1. Simon Fraser, 3:18.15. 2, Oregon, 321.68. Wendy Halberg had a personal best of 34.3 in the all-around in a meet at Fresno State Friday. -sportfolio Hoop managers meeting IM Basketball managers of league-winning teams (first and second in each league) will meet for the drawings of the playoffs Thursday, Feb. 23, at 4 p.m. Room will be posted on the IM door, 171 Eslinger. Rugby teams win Oregon's two rugby teams shutout their foes in action last Saturday at the IM track field. The first team used a running game to hammer Willamette 'University, 34-0. The second team employed the same game plan to beat Reed College, 24-0. Coach Ken Dovey said both teams showed excellent team work to gain the wins. The forwards and backs used hand-to hand passing throughout both games. Both visiting teams were treated to the traditional post-game party by the Duck squads. Ski-days scheduled The Corvallis Outdoor Environmental Program has scheduled a series of one-day ski trips which provide tours with others. The ski-day will be held this Thursday, Feb. 23. For information call 757-6918. EMU Cultural Forum. Proudly Presents LYNDA BENGLIS . Prominent New York Sculptress and Video Artist presenting and speaking on two recently premiered video works “The Amazing Bow-Wow” & “How’s Tricks” Tuesday. Feb. 21 7:30 p.rri. Rm. 167 EMU FREE Open to the public Photofinishing specials to develop your photos. prices good through February 25,1978 Paste 9
