emerald
sports
Men will struggle, women breeze
Cougar men
to give Ducks
difficult fight
By Jeff Dickerson
OtHmBmatmU
Field events have traditionally
been called upon to carry much
of the load for the Ducks in
recent years. Because of shal
low depth in the sprints and
hurdles, Oregon has relied on
its distances and field events to
score the needed points for vic
tory.
But it will most likely be the
distance races where Satur
day's battle with powerhouse
Washington State will be won.
The Cougars "have the ath
letes in the long jump, triple
jump and pole vault, and we
have them in the 100, 200, shot
put and discus," Oregon coach
Bill Dellinger says. “The 800,
1,500 and 5,000 will be the key.
We will try to stay with them in
the steeple(chase). and I know
our guys are not going to lay
down for the Cougars "
Even if every member of the
Ducks can rise to the occasion,
Oregon will be hard put to
defeat WSU, thanks to injuries
to several key Webfoots. Hor
izontal jumper Lamar Hurd is
out for a month with a hamstring
injury and intermediate hurdlers
Don Ward and Rourke Lowe are
hobbled with leg injuries.
The Cougars return Richard
Tuwei, who defeated Oregon
5,000-meter man Bill McChes
ney during the cross country
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Raia VauB - 1. Greg Emat. WSU. (17-2*) 2. Viktor Orachaal.
WSU, (17-*). 3, Steve Crane. Ore. (150)
Long Mas - 1. Javier Moracho. WSU. (25-5*) 2. John Murttn.
WSU. 24-6 3. Gary Milton. WSU. 24-5
Javedn -1. Laalo Babits. WSU. 253-10(265-5) 2. Erode Stormyr.
Ora. 253-10 3. Tom Diehl. WSU. 223-4 (259-6)
High lump — 1. Brent Harken. WSU. 7-4* 2. Bill Abbott. Ore.
6-10* (7-2%) 3. Dave Howard. Ore 7-%
Stosplschsn - 1. Steve James. WSU. 6:50.2 (8:36 72) 2. Rob
Evans. WSU. (8:41.3). 3, Jorge Garcia. WSU. (8.36 1)
Shot pul — 1. Dean Crouaer. Ore. 66-7 2. Dimitnos Koutsoukis.
WSU. (59-6) 3. Ed VandeVoorde. WSU. 563
400 relay — 1, Oregon (Mark James. Parrish Nixon. Bart
MacGiltivray. George Walcott). 40 57 2. Washington State (John
Avognan, Chris Bolden. Mike Akiu. Lae Gordon). 42 0
1,500 - 1. Richard Tuwei. WSU 3:42 3 (3:39 6) 2. Jim Hill Ore.
3:46 6(3:41 54) 3. Peter Koech WSU 3 49 28 (3 40 2)
Triple Map — V Joseph Tahvo. WSU 54-10%) 2. Gary Milton.
WSU. 51-8 3. Jett Luty Ore. (463%)
110 hurdlaa - 1. Don Wnght. Ore. (13 76) 2. Javier Maracho
WSU, 14 0(13.52). 3. Dwight Robertson Ore 14 41 (14 15)
400-1. Chris Whitlock. WSU 46 3 (45 67) 2. Pamsh Nixon Ore
47.5 (46.98) 3. Brad Coleman. Ore. 48 38 (47 12)
Discus — 1. Dean Crouaer, Ore. 202-2 (213-0) 2. Kent
Landerhotm 1663 (177-11) 3. Mark Robinson WSU. 175-7
(183-7)
100 — 1. George Walcott Ore. 10.53 (10 40) 2. Mark James
Ore 10 82(10 65) 3. Roger Bolden WSU. 10 5(10 4)
M0— 1. David Mack Ore. (1:46 03) 2. Sotmos Moutsanas WSU
1:50.1 (1:46.66) 3. Richard Tuwei. WSU. 1:50.1 (1:46.3)
4M hurtles - 1. Don Ward Ora. (50.99) 2 Lawrence McFar
land. WSU 55 6(52 93) 3. Keith Cotlms WSU. 55 1 (53 06)
2M-1. George Walcott. Ore. 21.2 (20.83) 2. Parrish Nixon Ore.
21 94 (21 47) 3. Bart MacGMivray. Ore. 21 82 (21 49)
5M0 - 1. Bill McChesney Ore. 14:14 4 (13 15 77) 2 Peter
Koech. WSU 13:54 6 3. Jorge Garcia. WSU. 14 13 1 (13:44 4)
Mbs relay — 1. Oregon (Parrish Nixon. Brad Coleman. Chns
Wright. David Mack). 3:11.9. 2. Washington State (Chris Bolden.
Mike Akiu, Rich Bentley. John Avognan). 3:17.0
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Lang lump — 1. Joanna Borchardt. Ora. 10-6 V, 2, Lasts Millar,
Ora, (10-9W) 3. Choryl Byars. WSU . 16-3 (16-6V4)
JaaaBn — 1. Lynda Hughes. Ora. 162-0 2. Sally Harmon. Ora.
160-10(177-10). 3. Roz Rouse Ora, 166-2
3S00 — 1. Kathy Hayas. Ora, 0:23 0 2. Alltson Snow. Ore, 0:56
(9:52.30) 3. Linda Jacobson
400 Belay — 1. Ore (Massey. Fritz son. Costello. Bakarl). 47:00 2.
WSU (Johnson. Pedersen. Byers. Heinrich), 48:74
100 Hurdto — 1. Ore. Kns Costello. 14 18 (13 76) 2. Ore Robin
Pate 14 59 3. WSU. Val Johnson 15 44
Shot Pul — 1. Ore Quenna Beasley. 45-3 (46-5V4) 2. WSU.
Debbie Lombardi 44-714 (45-2V4) 3. WSU. Laune Bush 42-0
(43-5)
400 — 1. WSU. Helena Opoku (54.5) 2. Ore. Lena Fntzson 57 1
(54 72) 3. WSU, Cheryl Byers 59 9 (56 85)
100— 1. Ore Kns Costello 12.3 2. WSU Cindy Pederson. 12 44
(12.0) 3. WSU. Sandy Heinrich 12 74 (12 0)
High Jump — 1. Ore. Jeanne Borchardl 5-8 (5-8 Vj) 2. WSU
Sandy Heinrich 5-4 (5-9) 3. WSU. Vsl Johnson 5-7V,
800-1. Ore Leann Warren 204 61 (1:59 83) 2. WSU. Helena
Opoku. 2 21 5(2 05) 3 Ore. Karen Drake 2 12(2:115)
400 Hurdlae — 1. Ore. Robin Pale. 1 03 4 (1:01 79) 2, Ore. Liea
Nicholson. 1 04 (1 01 99) 3 Ore Mary Mltchofl 1 04 6
200 - 1. Ore, Kns Costello. 25 34 (25 04) 2. WSU. Sandy
Hemnch. 26 44 (24 96) 3 Ore. Rhonda Massey. 25.25 (24.87)
Dlacue — 1. Ore Karen McDonald. 165-5 (1733-8) 2. Ora,
Quenna Beasley 160-10 (166-2) 3. Ore. Melanie Morrison.
149-2
1M0 - 1. Ore. Claudette Groenendaal 4 28 5 (4:24 65) 2. Ore
Ranza Clark. 4:32.5 3. One. Rosa Gutierrez (4 33.7).
MOe Retoy — 1 Ore (Mltchofl. Nicholson. Miller. Fntzson) 2.
WSU (Rehwstdt. Duck. Byers. Opoku) 47 04
Final Score — Oregon women 106 Washington Stole women 22
NOTE: IndividuaJ evenf scoring 5-3-1 Relay scoring 5-0
Personal bests are in pmrsntttmsss
Few problems
for women
against WSU
By Mika Rlpllngar
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Oregon’s women's track team
shouldn’t have too much trou
ble with the Washington State
women in Saturday’s track
meet, but then what should
happen and what will is often
quite different
’’On paper we shouldn't have
any trouble," said Oregon
coach Tom Heinonen after
comparing the times of the WSU
athletes to his own. ‘‘We look a
lot better than they do. but then
we've had three track meets and
they've had only one "
Heinonen pointed out that
WSU's only meet was against
poor competition in "Godawful
weather" that severly han
dicapped Washington State
Heinonen sees WSU in the
same situation that Oregon was
in when they took on national
collegiate champion Tennessee
last week, where, due to a lack
of previous competition, they
weren't very sharp
“They really don't look that
good fust looking at their times
after only one meet, but then we
don’t know what they are capa
ble of,” Heinonen said. "We re
just guessing how good they
are, because frankly we don't
really know They are probably
much better than their times
show, but then we don’t really
know.”
"They obviously don't have
Continued on Pago 11
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