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Page 8 Section A
emerald
sports
Men pit muscle vs. speed
By John Healy
Ot tfw Emmrmkl
Oregon will match its strength in the dis
tances and weights against Kansas strong suit —
the sprints and jumps — Saturday at Hayward
Field as the two men's track teams face each
other for the third time in a dual meet
The Ducks are almost completely healthy for
the first time this year Except for horizontal
jumper Lamar Hurd, Oregon will have all of its top
athletes suited up Saturday
Kansas, on the other hand, will bring a team
to Eugene which is substantially weaker than the
one they had planned to field this year Head
coach Bob Timmons decided to redshirt sprinter
Deon Hogan, triple jumper Sanya Owolabi and
long jumper Mark Hanson this spring All three
were potential NCAA scorers
Timmons still has some outstanding athletes
in the sprints and jumps Adrian Jones anchors
the short sprints, with times of 10 26 in the 100
and 20 59 in the 200, and the Jayhawks have
Rodney Bullock in the 400 (46 35) John Sease
(13 8) and Valentino Robinson (13.9) combine in
the high hurdles, and Mark Rau will handle Kan
sas' hopes in the intermediate hurdles (51.22).
The Jayhawks should give Oregon (its in the
jumps with Hurd sidelined Greg Johnson has
leaped 51-8 in the triple jump and Kevin Grajam
has gone 50-10%
Still, Kansas lacks the depth Hogan, Owolabi
and Hanson would have provided That lack ot
depth will probably be critical Saturday against
Oregon.
The Ducks have five men under 3:50 this year
in the 1,500 that they can enter, while Kansas'
fastest competitor has a career best of 3:52 In the
5,000, all three Oregon competitors have run
faster than the Jayhawks’ top runner, and in the
800, David Mack and Torstein Brox give the
Ducks a one-two punch
Dean Crouser leads Oregon in the shot put
(66-7) and discus (213-0), although he will be
challenged in the discus by Kansas' Paul
Friedeman (202-5). Frode Stormyr (254-0) and
Brian Crouser (243-10) should pick up added
points in the javelin
Women’s softball
The Oregon woman'* softball taam lost Its
opanlng gams in th* Berkeley Toumamant
Thursday, losing to the University of San
Francisco Dons 10-9
An incredible Oregon comeback tell short
by one run when Duck Katie Hickie s shot up
the middle was corralled by the San Fran
cisco second baseman with runners on first
and second in the top of the seventh inning
The play which Oregon coach Charles
Sylvester called a great one halted a
furious Oregon rally which saw the Ducks
come from to runs down in the last four
innings and halted the Ducks four-game
unbeaten string sending them into the
losers bracket of the double-elimination
tournament
Oregon will now play the loser of the
Utah-University of the Pacific game Friday
morning at 6 am One more loss will elimi
nate the Duck women from tournament
competition
Sylvester started sophomore Marcy Sowa
on the mound hoping to save ace Stephanie
Hetsler for an afternoon meeting with tour
nament favorite Calitqmia but the strategy
backfired when Sowa and reliever Janet
Wright combined for nine first inning walks
giving the Dons eight runs on just one hit
Before the Duck bats woke up for the early
morning game USF had built the lead to
10-0 with a pan ot runs in the bottom of the
third Wright a freshman from Santa Rosa
California who saw her first action as a Duck
was replaced by Heisler in the fourth and the
Dons could manage just two hits the rest ot
the way
Duck women prepare
for talented Arizona
It's going to be a close one
The Oregon women's track team's dual with the Univer
sity of Arizona Saturday should go right down to the wire, with
every event up in the air
"Every event is going to be vital Everyone is doubtful
except for the given events,” said Oregon coach Tom
Hetnonen
The given" events are the discus, the shot put (where
Arizona's Meg Ritchie, who is the Great Britain national
record holder in both events, should have no problems), and
the high jump, where South African Charmaine Gate holds the
world junior record at 6-5
Oregon has its own "given'’ in Leann Warren who
normally would have no trouble in winning both the 800 and
1.500 meter races But that given may not be set because
Warren is sick with a viral infection and may be unable to
compete
"Leann is most critical If she can't race, then it's going to
be awfully difficult tor us to win We’ll have to dig pretty deep
to do it." Hetnonen said
The 100, 200, and 400-meter races should be the key to
the meet, according to Hemonen Oregon s Grace Bakari
(11.97 , 24 51) will be gunning for Arizona s Felicia DuPuch
(11 90 24 01) in the shorter races, and the Duck s Rhonda
Massey (54 95) will be after the Wildcat s Ruth Waithera
Ngana (54 06) in the 400
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