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Men to squeeze by WSU
The Oregon men will have their first real test of
the season while the women’s squad will have a
field day when the track teams tangle with
Washington State Saturday in Pullman.
The victor of the men’s dual depends on who
you ask. Oregon coach Bill Dellinger says it will
be WSU. Cougar coach John Chaplin says
Oregon.
The Emerald agrees with the latter, but just
barely. The final score, according to the Emer
ald form chart, will be 82-81.
Pivotal events will be the steeplechase and
5,000 meters, where Oregon’s Mike Friton and
Alberto Salazar will challenge Henry Rono, who
holds the world record in both events.
However, the Kenyan saw limited action last
year and is just now getting into shape. His
season bests in the steeplechase and 5,000 are
both almost one minute slower than his bests,
which he ran in 1978.
The Oregon women, after a grueling 70-57
loss to UCLA, will breeze by the Cougars,
100-27. The score is consistent with the two
other Oregon/WSU encounters (104-23 in 1977,
105-17 in 1978).
Oregon’s Leann Warren, Melanie Batiste,
Eryn Forbes and Grace Bakari will not compete
at WSU. Warren will attend the Kansas Relays to
join an 800 field that includes American record
holder Madeline Manning Mims.
Oregon form chart
Men vs. WSU
Hammer — 1, Paul Buxton, WSU, 189-5 (230-7). 2, Ralph Ubel,
WSU, 198-11.3, Eric Hohn, Ore, 183-6.
Pole vault — 1, Jon Switzer, Ore, 17-0 (17-9). 2, Greg Ernst, WSU.
17-1% 3. Bob White, WSU, 16-0.
Long Jump — 1. Peter Halson, WSU, 25-8 2, Gary Milton, WSU,
24-0%. 3, Lamar Hurd, Ore. 23-9%.
Javelin — 1, Reidar Lorentzen, Ore, 265-0 (286-6). 2, Laslo Babits,
WSU, 252-1 3, Tom Diehl, WSU, 237-6.
High Jump — 1. Brent Harken, WSU, 7-2% . 2. Doug Nordquist, WSU.
7-2%. 3, Phil Christain, Ore, 7-0
Steeplechase — 1. Mike Friton, Ore, 8:46 1 (8:40 7) 2, Henry Rono,
WSU, 9:00.87 (8:05.4). 3, Steve James, WSU, 8:50.7.
Shot put — 1, Vince Goldsmith, Ore, 63-10% 2, Dean Crouser, Ore,
60-10%. 3, Randy Bolliger. Ore, 54-4
400 relay — 1, Oregon (Mark James, Parrish Nixon, Larry Bradley,
Jerome Walker), 40.28. 2. Washington State (Peter Halson, John
Avognan, Chris Whitlock, Georges Kablan), 40 8
1,500 — 1, Rudy Chapa. Ore, 3:44 76 (3:38.7). 2. Richard Kermode,
Ore, 3:46.74. 3, Omar Ortega, WSU, 3:52 1 (3:45 0)
Triple Jump — 1, Ian Campbell, WSU, 54-7% (56-4%). 2, Joseph
Taiwo, WSU, 53-7. 3, Lamar Hurd, Ore, 51-9%.
110 hurdles — 1, Dwight Robertson, Ore. 14 26 2, Gary Milton,
WSU, 14 4. 3, Don Wright, Ore, 14.16w
400 — 1, Chris Whitlock, WSU, 46 39. 2, John Avognan, WSU, 46 5
3, Parrish Nixon, Ore, 47 41.
Discus — 1, Dean Crouser, Ore, 205-11 2, Gary Leffler, WSU,
179-0 3, Steve Davis, Ore, 156-1 (165-0).
100 — 1. Larry Bradley, Ore, 10 53 (10.37). 2, Georges Kablan,
WSU, 10.60 (10 42). 3, Ian Campbell, WSU, 10 79 (10.38).
800— 1, David Mack, Ore, 1:47.18(1:46.67). 2, Sotirois Moutsanas,
WSU, 1 48 9(1:46 7) 3, Nate Harrison, Ore, 1:49.12.
400 hurdles — 1, Don Ward, Ore, 50 99. 2, Mike Eldredge, Ore,
52 62. 3, John Avognan. WSU, 54 1
200 - 1, Chris Whitlock, WSU. 20.9 2. Larry Bradley, Ore. 21.22
(20 95) 3, Georges Kablan, WSU, 21.14w (20.71).
5,000 - 1, Alberto Salazar, Ore, 13:34.45(13:22.3). 2, Henry Rono,
WSU, 14:03 2(13:08 4). 3, Greg Erwin, Ore, 13:57 7.
Mile relay— 1, Washington State (John Avognan Jeff Ramsey.
Georges Kablan, Chris Whitlock), 3:07.12 2, Oregon (Parrish
Nixon, Nate Harrison, Don Ward. David Mack), 3:10 14
Final score — Oregon 82, Washington State 81.
Women vs. WSU
Long lump - 1, Lexie Miller, Ore, 19-4'/*. 2, Theresa Lenardon,
WSU, 18-1 y«. 3, Cheryl Byers, WSU, 17-11. ,
Javelin - 1. Jeanne Eggart, WSU, 159-10 2, Sally Harmon, Ore,
153-10. 3, Simone Frandsen. Ore, 143-11
3,000 - 1, Irene Griffith. Ore, (9:51) 2, Tina Francario, Ore,
(9:58 9). 3, Mimi Carlo, Ore, n.t. (No WSU entries).
400 relay — 1. Oregon (Rhonda Massey. Julie Hilsenteger. Tammy
Cook, Lisa Nicholson), n.t. (No WSU entry).
100 hurdles - 1, Lexie Miller, Ore, 14 04. 2, Kris Costello, Ore,
14 04 3. Lisa Nicholson, Ore, 15 01
Shot put — 1, Quenna Beasley, Ore, 46-5V). 2, Debbie Lombardi,
WSU, 42-3 (45-11 Vi). 3, Kelly Buntjer, Ore, 42-3Vi.
400 — 1, Ranza Clark, Ore. (54 4). 2, Sally Hamilton, Ore, (54 3) 3.
Nancy McCarthy, WSU, 58 64
100— 1, Lena Fritzson, Ore. 12 14w. 2, Kris Costello, Ore, 12 24w
3, Lexie Miller, Ore, n.t.
High |ump — 1, Kari Easton. Ore. 5-7 2, Trisha King, Ore. 5-8'/«i 3.
Jeanne Borchardt, Ore, 5-7i
800 - 1, Leslie Duck, WSU, 2:15 68 2, Rhonda Massey. Ore,
2:16 2i. 3. Mary Hanlon, Ore, 2:21,8i
400 hurdles — 1, Lisa Nicholson. Ore, 63.14. 2, Carrie McCarthy,
WSU, 63.24 3, Sharon Stapleton, Ore, 64 22
200 — 1. Lena Fritzson, Ore, 24 73 2. Kris Costello. Ore, 25 10 3,
Lexie Miller, Ore, n.t.
Discus - 1, Karen McDonald, Ore, 164-6 2, Quenna Beasley. Ore,
153-7 3, Laurie Bush, WSU. 142-9
1,500 — 1, Lisa Woodcock, WSU, 4:29.95. 2, Allison Snow, Ore,
4:38 47 3, Joan Hopfenspirger, Ore. 4 45 18
Mile relay — 1. Oregon (Tammy Cook. Sally Hamilton, Sharon
Stapleton, Ranza Clark), n.t. 2, Washington State (Nancy
McCarthy. Leslie Duck, Carrie McCarthy, Cheryl Byers). 3:52
Final score — Oregon 100, Washington State 27
(Individual event scoring: 5-3-1. Relay scoring:
5-0. Personal bests are in parenthesis. Wind
aided: w. Indoor mark: i.)
Spurs even NBA series
HOUSTON (AP) - San An
tonio forward George Gervin hit
a back-breaking basket with 13
seconds to play Wednesday to
clinch the Spurs' 101-96 Na
tional Basketball Association
Western Conference playoff
victory over the Houston Rock
ets.
The Spurs, facing elimination
in the best-of-seven series,
evened the playoffs at three
games each with the decisive
seventh game scheduled Friday
in San Antonio.
Calvin Murphy came off the
bench to score 20 points to
give the Rockets a 90-87 lead
with seven minutes left in the
game.
Suns survive
with series win
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Waltei
Davis scored 20 points and vet
eran forward Len “Truck'
Robinson grabbed 20 rebounds
as the Phoenix Suns fought of
elimination by defeating the
Kansas City Kings 101-89 in £
National Basketball Associatior
playoff game Wednesday night
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Rain sets aside
softball team's
home opener
Rain once again postponed a
home opener for the Oregon
softball team as Wednesday's
game against Lewis & Clark
College was called in the fourth
inning.
The game will not be re
scheduled.
The Ducks were supposed to
begin their home season April 9
against Oregon State, but the
wet stuff cancelled that contest.
Oregon will take its third shot
at a home field advantage when
they host Portland State April
20
Tennis cutline
clarification
In Wednesday’s Emerald
Sports Weekly a photo of
Oregon singles player Lindsay
Bartlett was incorrectly iden
tified as Lynn Haeckler.
Bartlett recorded one of two
Duck wins in singles competi
tion, scoring a 7-6, 6-1 win over
Oregon State's Shannon Miller.
Bartlett and Susan Hunt com
bined for Oregon's only doubles
victory against OSU.
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