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Upcoming running events around the state
April 18 — Backside 10K, 10K, Donald and
Fox Hollow Road, 1 p.m.; Three Sisters Classic,
10K & 13.1 miles, Bend, 11 a m.; Lynden Down
town Classic, 10K, Portland; BEA Run, 3K & 10K,
Beaverton H.S., 1 p.m
April 25 — ORRC Dynamic Duo, 15K, Laur
elwood Academy, Gaston, 10 a m
May 2 — OTC Women's 10K, 10K, Eugene, 9
a m.; Western States, 5K & 10K, Portland Inter
national Airport, 7 a m.
May 8 — Dam Run, 10K, Lost Creek, Oreg.:
Art Run. 5K & 10K, Jacksonville, Oreg
May 9 — Track Capital Marathon, Armitage
Park, Eugene, 8 a m.
In Intramural action Wednesday, So What?
claimed the volleyball doubles ch ampionship by
going 7-0 against its competition. Simon
Pieman, at 5-3, finished second Entries for the
mixed doubles tournament are due today at the
IM office in Gerlinger
The Oregon Lacrosse Club takes on
Oregon State this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. on the
18th and Agate Street field
Several Oregon athletes have already
qualified for the Pacific 10 Conference s track
and field meet, based on their performances so
far
100-meters — George Walcott, 19th, 10 74
200-meters — George Walcott, 17th, 21 44.
400-meters — Chris Wright, 12th, 47.54
800-meters — David Mack, 8th. 1:50.11.
1500-meters — Jim Hill, 1st, 3:41.33; Bill
McChesney, 6th, 3:44 66; David Mack, 7th,
3:45.11; Stan Link. 21st, 3:49 68 5000-meters —
Jim Hill, 1st, 13:30.52; Bill McChesney, 10th,
14:05 56; Greg Erwin, 12th, 14:1330
10,000-meters — Greg Hitchcock, 6th, 30:00.6
3000-meter Steeplechase — Derek Bridges, 6th,
8:56.55; John Brauer, 7th, 8:56 60; Cory Ran
dall, 13th, 9:01.76
110 High Hurdles - Don Wright, 8th, 14.21;
Dwight Robertson, 10th, 14.29. 400 Int. Hurdles
— none. Long Jump — none Triple Jump —
none High Jump — Bill Abbott, 10th, 7-OV4; Dave
Howard, 11th, 7-OV4 Pole Vault — none
Shot Put — Dean Crouser, 1st, 66-7 Discus
— Dean Crouser, 1st, 202-1 Hammer — Dean
Crouser, 5th, 195-6; Kent Landerholm, 7th,
188-0; Eric Hohn, 11th, 178-2 Javelin — Brian
Crouser, 6th, 238-8 Decathlon — none
400-meter relay — Oregon, 4th, 40.54
1600-meter relay — Oregon, 5th, 3:10.8
High water may
hamper anglers
By the Associated press
Snow, mud and high water
are expected to be the biggest
obstacles to anglers who ven
ture out on the opening day of
trout season in most Oregon
waters next Saturday, April 24
The heavy winter and spring
snowfall could block access to
several lakes that normally lure
fishermen on opening day.
Muddy roads also could be a
problem, and high water could
hamper fishing conditions on
many streams
Coastal rivers, most streams
in northeastern Oregon, and a
few lakes will remain closed to
trout fishing until May 22 The
Oregon Department of Fish and
Wildlife urged anglers to pick up
a copy of fishing regulations
that are available free where
fishing licenses are sold
The Fish and Wildlife Depart
. CUERVO ESPEOAL * TEQUILA 80 PROOF IMPORTED AND BOFlED BY C 1B81 HEUBLElN INC HARTFORD CONN
ment plans to stock many lakes
and streams, including some
lakes that are open to fishing
year-round The bag limit will be
five per day on most streams
and 10 per day on most lakes
In most coastal lakes, the
minimum size has been reduced
from 8 to 6 inches
Here is a look at trout fishing
conditions in local waters based
on reports from state field
biologists
Northwest Region
Most coastal lakes are open
to fishing year-round, but many
will be stocked prior to April 24
On the north coast. Gunners,
Sunset, Coffenbury, Vernonia
and Lost lakes will be stocked
with trout. Further south, Lytle,
Spring, Smith, Cape Meares,
Town and Hebo lakes also are
targeted for stocking
Also scheduled to be stocked
with trout are Big Creek Reser
voir, north of Newport; Olalla
Reservoir, near Toledo; Eckman
Lake, at Waldport; and Devils
Lake, east of Lincoln City
All lakes in the Florence area
already have been stocked, with
the exception of Lilly Lake
Streams in the lower Willa
mette River that are destined for
stocking prior to opening day
include the Luckiamute and Lit
tle Luckiamute rivers, Rickreal
Creek, Mill Creek and Agency
Creek
Good angling is expected on
the McKenzie River, which will
be stocked from Hayden Bridge
to Blue River Other streams in
the Eugene area scheduled for
stocking are Blue River, Fall
Creek, Row River, the coast and
middle forks of the Willamette
River, Salmon Creek and the
Mohawk River
Southwest Region
Cooper Creek, Plat I Reser
voir, Loon Lake and Lake
Mariue have been stocked with
rainbow trout but angling has
not been good due to high
water They are open to fishing
year-round All Jackson County
reservoirs have been open to
fishing since January, but
access has been limited due to
adverse weather conditions
Lost Creek Reservoir has
been stocked recently and is
producing rainbow trout 10 to
12 inches in length
Most streams won't be
stocked until later in the year
due to high water and heavy
snow
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