Gymnasts split dual meets
Globetrotters brighten
McArthur Court tonight
Kelly Crumley won the all-around in both meets against the Arizona
schools this weekend.
Emerald photo
The “clown princes of bas
ketball,” the Harlem Globetrot
ters, will alight in McArthur
Court tonight at 7:30.
The Trotters began their
world-spanning trip in 1927 with
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75.000 tour miles a season.
Using two teams — one inter
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over 300 games a year. The in
ternational team will appear in
Mac Court tonight.
Over its 53-year existence,
the team has played almost
15.000 games in 97 countries,
appeared in 1,300 North Amer
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Oregon’s gymnastics teams
came home from an Arizona
road trip after enjoying mixed
success.
The men's squad split their
dual meets, beating University
of Arizona but suffering an up
set to Arizona State. The women
also lost to the Sun Devils, but
defeated Cal-Berkeley and
Arizona
The 12th-ranked Arizona
State men's team won four of six
events to nip the fourth-ranked
Ducks, 272.55-270.95.
Oregon’s Kelly Crumley won the
all-around with a 54.55 score.
Crumley also took the all
around against Arizona, in ad
dition to winning the pommel
horse and floor exercise, as the
Ducks topped the Wildcats,
272 20-263.05.
The women lost to sixth
ranked Arizona State in a trian
gular meet with Cal. The Sun
Devils scored 142.65 to
Oregon’s 138.80. Maureen
Nolan paced the Ducks with a
third in uneven bars (8.70) and a
fifth in the all-around (33.35).
Sara Gustafson won three
events plus the all-around to
lead Oregon to a 132.30-126 90
victory over the Wildcats.
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