Fraternity runs to Seattle
to raise money for MDA
By Mike Easton
Of the Kmerald
Duck football fans motoring
to Seattle for Saturday's game
against Washington may be sur
prised to see someone running
north along Interstate 5 with a
football clutched in their hand.
The University chapter of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
is attempting to raise $10,000
for the Muscular Dystrophy
Association by running a foot
ball from Eugene to Seattle, in
conjunction with the Oregon
Washington football game.
raised will go directly to the
MDA, which will use it for com
munity patient services.
“At first, we wanted to raise
$15,000,” says Scott Lee. SAE
president. “But since this is a
trial run, there were some com
plications. Next year we’ll
know exactly what to do, and I
think we can raise $50,000.”
SAE wants the fundraiser to
be an annual event, with the
Washington chapter running to
Eugene next year.
The first leg of the
run will begin at
Autzen Stadium after
football practice
Wednesday. Forty
SAEs will alternate
running the 300 miles,
hopefully reaching the
University of
Washington campus
Friday night.
Runners will take the
ball into Husky
Stadium and give it to
the MDA poster child
prior to kickoff Satur
day afternoon.
Anheuser-Busch is
p ay i n g for the
clothing, advertising
and printing costs.
Eugene radio station
REED is supplying
transportation and
McDonald's will pro
vide food.
SAEs (I. to t.) Mike Whitty. Randy
Acres. Scott Lee (with ball) and Jeff
Klein will join their brothers in a
"football run ” to Seattle for charity.
The 40 University runners
will stay at Washington's SAE
house.
In addition to the main spon
sors. each runner is trying to
raise $1 per mile. Every dollar
“We run an all-volunteer pro
gram at MDA.” said director
Stan Link. “So any help we can
get from fraternities or other
organizations is greatly
appreciated.”
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