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Ducks, Cougs in dead heat
for an NCAA team crown
By John Healy
Of the Emerald
The inside lane to the men's
team title was still up in the air
Thursday after day four of the
NCAA track and field champion
ships at Hayward Field.
Although pre-meet favorite
Washington State lost a key
athlete in the qualifying rounds
Wednesday, it got an unex
pected lift when Lee Cordon
qualified for the 100 final
Thursday.
Meanwhile, supposed runner
up Oregon got a few pleasant
surprises in the 5,000 and
javelin.
But neither head coach —
Oregon's Bill Dellinger or
WSU's John Chaplin — would
admit he had a better shot at the
title.
“I can't say what'll happen
yet, because all the points are
coming tomorrow and Satur
day," Dellinger said. "We have
almost everybody in, but I'm
hopeful some athletes can
bounce back. (Brian) Crouser
was 10th in the javelin qualify
ing and (Ken) Flax was 12th (ac
tually 11th) in the hammer, so I
have to hope they do better."
Chaplin wasn't commenting
on anything related to the
NCAA meet, pointing to past
problems with the Oregon
media. "I'm not talking to
anyone in the state of Oregon,"
he said.
But Oregon assistant coach
John Gillespie was willing to
make a prediction — sort of. "I
thought this morning we were
the favorite, but now it's back to
WSU," Gillespie said.
"It will be a good race for
first," said Oregon's Dub
Myers, after finishing second in
his 1,500 heat in 3:42.79 to
qualify for Saturday's final. "I
think we're doing as good or
better than we thought we
would."
However, the Ducks seemed
strangely unconcerned about
their battle with the Cougars for
the NCAA crown. That was for a
reason, according to Myers.
"Bill told us 'Don't get
yourself worked up over the
team race — get worked up over
your own race,' " Myers said.
That was one thing Oregon's
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Oregon's Dub Myers was one of two Ducks to fly into the 1,500
meter final. He finished second in his heat in 3:42.79.
athletes did well all day — get
worked up. The Ducks moved
eight of their 10 entrants Thurs
day into the finals. Included
were Myers and favorite Joa
quim Cruz in the 1,500; Brian
Crouser and Frode Stormyr in
the javelin; )im Hill, John Zishka
and Mike Blackmore in the
5,000; and Kory Tarpenning in
the pole vault.
Meanwhile, the Cougars —
who lost high jumper Brent
Harken (a best of 7-6 and
predicted to finish first or se
cond) in the qualifying rounds
Wednesday — got some good
news when Gordon got stuck in
the day's fastest 100 heat and
qualified for the final with a
third-place 10.27. WSU also got
qualifying performances from
Gabriel Tiacoh in the 400
meters, Dimitrios Koutsoukis in
the shot put, Omar Ortega in
the 1,500, Jan Johansson in the
javelin, Joseph Taiwo and Fran
cis Dodoo in the triple jump,
and Julius Korir and Peter Koech
in the 5,000.
"We're well, but so is WSU,"
Gillespie said. "Their sprinters
are doing the job, and Harken is
not that big of a factor because
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Perhaps the most impressive
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Ducks was in the two heats of
the 5,000. Hill won the first heat
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lap kick, while Blackmore finish
ed fast over the last 200 meters
to grab third in 14:07.79. In the
second heat, Zishka stayed near
the front of the pack before
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final, and I think it tells you
something about our program."
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