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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1982)
Indoor meet lives up to billing By Star* Turcot* OtamEmmak) Out of all the events at this year's edition of the Oregon In door Track and Field meet, there were three which stole the spotlight Those events were the men s mile and two-mile and the women's mile. Those events had been built up in the press a bundle the week before. So it was expected that the crowd of some 7,000 came to see some action in those races And they weren't disappoint ed. The women's mile was the first event to come up. featuring Oregon track all-American Leann Warren. Warren immediately went to the front of the pack and ran the race she wanted to run. She was tailed by Michele Bush of UCLA for a while, but quickly left her with a burst of speed midway through the race Warren crossed the finish line in 4:37.9 while Bush finished second in 4:42.1. “The time was O K,” Warren “It's about what I expected I'm really just getting my training here " “The crowd really helped me along in the second half of the race This should help me for the Millrose Games on Feb 12 But this race felt good '' The men’s mile soon fol lowed. with Tom Byers of Athle tics West aiming for the first sub-four minute mile in Oregon Indoor history. Byers took off early and ran a 60 6 first quarter. He went through the half in 2:00 He began to pull away from the pack on the third quarter The crowd, sensing the sub four, rose to its feet on the last quarter mile of the race and spurred Byers on. Byers hit the tape in 3:56 8, some five seconds under the meet record, and six seconds ahead of his nearest competitor "I thought it was about time that someone at the Oregon In door should go under tour min utes," Byers said "The crowd here was great. It was typical of a Eugene crowd. I think the crowd saw me shift gears during the race and got me going ” Alberto Salazar, the pre-meet favorite in the men's two-mile, ended up second to Athletic s West Doug Padilla They went through the mile in 4:07 But with 2V* laps remain ing, Padilla shot past Salazar with a surge and zipped to vic tory in 8:25 0 Salazar, who considered sitting out the race due to shin splints, finished in 8:253 —■ Gymnasts second but still score season high Oregon stayed through two events, but Oregon > the second-ranked In a triangular meet at McArthur Court Friday mght OSU won the meet with 14070 points, and Oregon was i with a season-high total ot 136.20 UC-Oavis. the 1980 i IH champion finished a distant third w&h 127.00 Tm pleased — I couidnt be more happy," Mid Oregon I coach Kurt Knchko ‘The girta did exactly \ On toe bars, agate the Beavers claimed first piece, as E ogerm native Jayne Weinstein scored an impressrvf 9 5, and BgdSm wm UUCK3 Dmm&o ro secoml ami 1INTO p*&€€ fm*Sn#s IWI' firt 'ta-j*. ilnlwn nr •¥*wW^aS«w''t. IsUliln Ww» JyCv-vJTtG wrfiet. w*l oHy rHrMy iHJIUlWj After those two events. Oregon was fust one-tenth of a pornt behind OSU. 60 95-60 85 However, the Beavers, competing without All-American Mary Ayotte-Caw. swept the first three places in both the beam and the floor to put toe meet away. We did toe best we ve done - we all came together," said Tennenhouse MEETINGS The Internet tone! Studies Steering Committee will meet today at 4 p m in Room 337. Straub Hall The Oregon Pagan Association will be holding an organizational meeting at 2:30 p m today in Century Room B EMU (m the skylight area) Anyone interested in Western mystical traditions is welcome The EC will meet today at 4 p.m m the EMU Room to be announced Jaariah Student Union meeting tonight at 6 in the Campus Interfaith Ministry, 1414 Kincaid St SPEAKERS “The Authority at Scripture” is the topic of a panel discussion today at 4 p m m the Wesley Center Chapel. 1236 Kincaid St This panel discussion is part of a series called ' Scripture and the Campus the Methodist View For more information cal* 686-3931 Determining the age ol exposed rocks is the topic of a lecture today at 8 p.m in Room 123 Science I. by Theodore Oberlander a geography professor at the University of California. 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