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Men hope to trip Bruin dual meet run By Doug Levy Of th« Emerald The Oregon men's track team will be trying to break a streak when they face UCLA Saturday at Hayward Field Forget the old UCLA basketball winning streaks — the Bruin track team hasn't lost a dual meet since 1979 It was 34 dual meets ago that UCLA last lost, and the team that beat them back in 1979 was Oregon. The Ducks, in fact, also knocked off UCLA in 1978 But Oregon, now 2-0 on the season, will be hard pressed to make it three in a row this weekend "They are a very good team," says assistant coach John Gillespie of the Bruins. 9-0 this season "I didn't think they were that good, but then they went and knocked off Tennessee.” "Every event will be important," says Oregon head coach Bill Dellinger. "They have two good 5,000 runners, two good 1,500 runners, two good 800 runners and two good steeplechasers, so those events will be very important for us.” Dellinger figures the meet will come down to Oregon's prowess in the field events against UCLA's excellence in the running events Oregon's 11th-year coach gives the Ducks an edge over UCLA in the hammer, shot, discus, javelin and pole vault, while conceding the hurdles, the 400 and both relays to the Bruins. Another problem for the Ducks is injur ies. Dellinger will be missing several key people on Saturday Frode Stormyr, with a best of 254-0 in the javelin, will miss his third consecutive meet because of a hyper-extended elbow, distance runner Greg Erwin is out with a sore foot, and distance runner John Zishka (bruised foot) and hudler Dwight Robertson (groin) are both questionable for UCLA. "Having not one, but two distance run ners out will really hurt us," says Dellinger "I’d feel a lot better if we had John in there, and we need Dwight Robertson in the hurdles.” As if those aren't enough casualties, Oregon suffered another last week when Parrish Nixon pulled a hamstring in the 100 meters against Washington "Not having Parrish hurts us,” says Dellinger, "because we re losing a man in the 400 and the relays." Several performers will be the key if the Ducks are to upset the Bruins George Walcott must get points in the 100 and 200-meters; Lamar Hurd needs to do the same in the long and triple jumps; and Oregon's freshman corps of Joaquim Cruz, Dub Myers, Matt McGuirk, Harold Kuphaldt and Garth Morrisette must dip into UCLA points in the 800, 1,500, 5,000 and steeplechase. Although he admits his rresnman nave been put under fire sooner than he would have liked, Dellinger says he's pleased with the way they’ve responded. "I’m very pleased with the freshman group,” says Dellinger “They're all run ning very well for this early in the year.” Dellinger also says he’s very impressed with the performances of hammer thrower Ken Flax and pole vaulter Kory Tarpenning. Flax, along with Kent Landerholm and Dean Crouser, could give Oregon a sweep in the hammer, and Tarpenning, who vaulted a personal best of 17-3% last week against Washington, is favored to win the pole vault. Athletes to watch for UCLA are high jumper Del Davis, who holds the American record with a jump of 7-7% and finished second in last year’s NCAA meet, and high hurdler Marcus Allen, who was seventh at the 1982 NCAAs. 1 MEETINGS Aslan American Student Union moats on Mon. in Rm 12, EMU Open to all Interested students Society tor Collegiate Journalists will have a mandatory meeting today at 3:30 p m in Rm, 103 Sheldon Members only Bread For The World meets today at 3:30 p.m. tor worship, with speakers from Gleaners and Gatherers at 4 p m Meeting is held at Koinonia Ctr lounge, 1414 Kincaid All are welcome A Gay Pride Week Collee House will take place at Shell s Restaurant from 7-10 p m on Sun For more information call GALA. x3360 WORKSHOPS "Staying Healthy In the Oregon Outdoors” Is the locus of a five-part series that begins on Tue from 12-1 p m in Conference Rm 3, Eugene Hospital and Clinic The University Counseling Center Is offering the following professionally led groups Spring Term: Here-and-Now Counseling Group, Tues 3 30 p m Coping with Stress. Tues 1 30 p m Weight Control Issues Groups, Mon 3:30 or Wed 3:30 Eating Disorders Groups. Tues 3 p m or Thurs 1:30 p m There is no charge tor these groups, but most begin soon Call 686-3227 Are you overweight and interested In learning about the psychological aspects of weight control? Weight issues Groups are being offered for students at the University Counseling Ctr as part ot a research project Groups will be offered on Mon and Wed . 3:30-5 p m Call Jan or Candy at 686-3227 for more information A tree class Is being odered beginning April 18 tor individuals who feel uncomfortable in social situations, or who regard themselves as shy Classes will be held in the evenings once a week for 90 minutes To register and tor more information, call 686-3418 (days) or 344-3595 (evenings). MISCELLANEOUS April 10-17 Is Gay Pride Week. Events scheduled include live music, theatre, workshops, an arts fair, a 5k run and much more For more information, call GALA, x3360 South Eugene High School Soccer Club parents will hold a garage sale on Sat and Sun at the Oak Bldg , 16th and Oak from 9 a m -5 p m Absentee ballots tor the ASUO Primary Elections to be held on April 13 and 14 may be picked up in Suite 4. EMU beginning today A validated tee slip is required to pick up ballots Festival of East European Peoples will take place from April 10-14. The Festival will open with a reception exhibit, Macedonian Bridal Costumes on Sun , at the Museum of Natural History Attention Predental Students: BIO 409, Practlcum Predentistry is offered this term as a clinical observation program with 1 hr pass /no pass credit For applications and more information contact Pete Scarpa, Pre-Health Science, 164 Oregon Hall; or leave message at x3466 Deadline for applications to the Student University Relations Council is April 12 For more information come to 111 Susan Campbell Hall, or call x5555 Alumni Regatta will be held on Sat. at 8 a.m. at Dexter Reservoir All alums and interested people are invited The new 8 will be christened For more information call 746-6605 Today Is the deadline for submitting applications for 1983-84 Cultural Forum Coordinator Correlated Integrities — Buckminster Fuller Search Class meets Mon and Wed in Rm. 214 Friendly from 5-6:30 p m All interested welcome. Interested In writing a paper on Women's Issues? The Center tor the Study ol Women in Society has holdings on a wide range ot women's issues The resource center, Rm 605 PLC, has a library with books, journals, documents and articles Hours for spring term are. Mon — 1-4 p m . Tue. — 2-5 pm. Wed — 1:30-3:30 p m , Thurs — 9-1 p m , Fri. — 9:30-3:30 p m Free Computing Ctr. short course: Introduction to RUNOFF, on the DEC 1091, today from 9 30-11 a m , Rm 202 of Computing Center Free Computing Ctr. short course: introduction to the DEC 1091 today at 9 30-11 a m . Rm 202 Computing Ctr Tour the Computing Ctr. Tour starts at Program Reception, Computing Ctr today at 1 30 pm Free Computing Ctr. short course: intro to -the SOS editor on the DEC 1091 today from 7-8:30 p m in Rm 202 Computing Ctr German Language Retreat: deadline tor signing up Is approaching fast. Contact H Plant, 312 Friendly. x4059 INTERVIEWS Sign up begins at 7:30 a.m. on Wed. In Rm. 246 Susan Campbell Hall for the following recruiters: April 11 — Eugene City Police Dept. — Group Meeting — 12-1 pm. Rm 108, EMU April 11 — Northwest Energy Company (For Summer intern — MIS — CIS majors and have completed Jr year by Su '83, must have completed courses in COBOL (CIS 242, CIS 342) April 11-12 — Oregon Dept of Revenue (For Income Tax Auditor — Spring Grads — B — Acct) April 12-13 — John H Harland Company (For Associate Sales Rep — F. W, Sp grads — Bachelor's — All majors/Bus/Mktq preferred). April 12 — Precision Controls (For Software Engineer — F. W, Sp. Su grads — B/M/PhD — CS). April 12 — Radio Shack (For Computer Marketing Rep/Retail Mgmt Trainee — Sp, Su grads — Bachelor's — Bus/Mktg/Mgmt) April 13-14 —U S Marine Corps - EMU April 13 — North Clackamas School District (For Secondary Mathematics — Spring '83 grads or before — Education) April 13 — Aetna Life & Casualty Division (1) For Claim Rep Trainee/Commercial Analyst Trainee — W, Sp. Su grads — Bachelor's — Any Major; (2) For Commercial Acct Rep — W, Sp, Su grads — Bachelor's — Bus/Mktg) April 14 — Bend-La Pine Public Schools (For H S Math/Science; H S Computer Math/Science w Coaching — Football. Basketball. Track; H S Language Arts, Elementary Grades; Elementary Educa Resource Ctr . Emotionally Handicapped. J H Counselor ( 5) — F. W, Sp '83 grads/possibly Su '83 grads (Not over 2 years exper — Educ ) April 14 — Ford Motor Credit Co (For Asst Customer Accts Rep/Wholesale Rep — Sp grads — Bachelor's — Fin / Acct / Mktg / Econ / Bus) April 15 — Price Waterhouse & Co (For Winter Intern ship, Staff Acct — Jr — B/M — Acct) April 15 — University of San Diego. Lawyer's Asst Prog (For Graduate Training — Lawyer's Asst. — F, W, Sp. Su grads — B/M/PhD — Any major) Group Meeting 1 30-2:30, Rm 240, Susan Campbell Hall April 15 — Willamette University, Geo Atkinson Graduate School of Management (For 2-year Management Program — F. W, Sp. 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