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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1982)
I DIM SUM Sunday 11 am - 3 pm 75t-1.75 per dish ■n-TtomlltolS MS to II mu to ii saiStoia China Blue Restaurant 879 E. 13th Ave 343-2832 2 J TJ19 &rr-<a-^s emerald sports Mack, Forbes pace Ducks at co-ed NCAA track meet By Doug Levy Of M* Emerald Both Oregon track teams put on strong showings during the first two days of events at the co-ed NCAA Track and Field Championships in Provo, Utah. ’ For coach Bill Dellinger and the men, everything's coming up roses. David Mack started Food Service (jmu 95* BREAKFAST 2 Hot Biscuits with gravy and sausage The Cafeteria Grill 7 am -10:30 am Monday-Friday things off for the Ducks, winning his heat of the 800 meters in a season-best 1:47.31 to qualify for the final on Friday. Meanwhile. Dean Crouser continues to excel in the discus and shot put for Oregon. On Wednesday, he heaved the discus 208-0, the best qualifying mark of the day, to qualify for Friday’s final. His 67-11 throw in Thursday’s shotput, the No 2 qualifying mark, put him into the finals of that event While Dean remained a favor ite to win both of his events, brother Brian emerged as a valid contender in the javelin. He threw a lifetime best of 274-2 to finish second in qualifying and move into the finals. In ad dition. Crouser's throw set an American Junior record in the javelin. In the distances, Jim Hill and Bill McChesney both qualified for the finals in their respective events. Hill finished third in his 1500 meter heat with a time of 3:45.08 and McChesney was second in his heat of the 5000 meters with a 14:14 04 clocking. Greg Hitchcock ran a non DAD'S 6 GRAD'S GIFT IDEAS Napier Audio offers a fine selection of high quality audio component and accessories. Listed here are just a few of the specials we have chosen a FATHER’S DAY or GRADUATION GIFT IDEAS. Many are one-only, floor demonstrators items, so quantities are limited. Read on... INTEGRATED AMPLIFIERS REG. 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There were a few other non qualifiers for the Ducks, the most unfortunate being sprinter George Walcott Walcott ran a personal best of 20.78 in the 200 meters, but the only prize he received was that of being the fastest non-qualifier, as his time place him fifth in the fourth and fastest heat For the women, junior Eryn Forbes has been the brightest star Forbes put 12 points on the board for Oregon with a solid 33:59.10 time in the 10,000 meters, good for second place Thursday, she won her heat of the 5000 meters with a 16:42.74 clocking to qualify for the finals Joining Forbes in the finals of the 5000 will be Kathy Hayes, who ran a 16:55.85 to finish third in her heat In the 1500 meters, Leann Warren won a spot in the finals by winning her heat with a time of 4:23:09, and she came back Thursday to qualify for the 800 meter finals with a time of 2:05.26. set tor tne iduu consolation final is Claudette Qroenendaal, who had a 4:39.56. and in the 800 final is Ranza Clark, who finished third in her heat with a 2:05.56. 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