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Ducks
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23-5'A. Later, Luttrell struck
back with a wind-aided 49-4V*
win in the triple jump, just
ahead of Agu (49-1).
In the vertical jumps, Todd
Post (6-10%), Chris Harper
(6-10%) and Keith Washington
(6-8%, tie for third) completed a
near sweep in the high jump.
NCAA runner-up Kory Tarpen
ning made his outdoor debut in
the pole vault with a second
place 17-4 %.
“I felt a little rusty for my first
outdoor meet.” said Tarpenn
ing, who was coming off ar
throscopic knee surgery to
repair an injury he suffered in
mid-February.
The only disappointment for
the Ducks may have been the
4xl00-meter relay team where
Oregon failed to complete a suc
cesful pass in the first leg. But
after Matt McGuirk's win in the
3,000-meter steeplechase
(8:54.7) along with Will Kim
ball’s third (9:02.7), the Ducks
had opened up a 45%-13% lead
after the first seven events.
In the other distance races.
Mike Blackmore (3:49.48) and
Knut Hegvold (3:51.61) finish
ed one-two in the 1,500-meters,
while Dub Meyers won the
800-meters in 1:49.84, ahead of
teammate Willy Rossow
(1:52.92), who finished in
third.
“The 5,000 was a good race.
We thought we were going to be
a shoo-in for one-two and
maybe even a sweep, then they
held out one of their two
outstanding steeplechasers,
who pushed our two guys to the
limit,” Dellinger said. “1 was
pleased that Chris Hamilton
(14:07.25) and John Zishka
(14:07.75) were able to go one
two.”
In the hurdles. Rod Green
(14.8), Peter Knudsen (15.2)
Photo by |lm Mtrlu
Making his season debut, Brian Crouser threw the javelin 286-0,
his third best throw ever, as the Ducks won their season
opening dual meet.
and Randy Huserick (15.4)
swept the 110-meter high
hurdles, while Knudsen (54.6)
and Huserick (56.37) also cap
tured additional second and
third places in the 400-meter
hurdles.
Freshman John Frazier cap
tured a second in the
100-meters at 11.15 and a third
in the 200. In the 400. Mark
Harris came back to tie for first
place with Robin Johnson of
Fresno State at 48.43.
Oregon collects win in Hawaii
By Adam Worcester
Of the Emerald
The Oregon’s women’s soft
ball team, aided by pitcher
Susan Voeller’s two-hitter,
posted an easy 2-0 victory Sun
day against Chapman College in
the Ducks’ final game of the
Hawaii Softball Tournament at
Manoa, Hawaii this weekend.
Voeller struck out three hitters
and her teammates backed her
with six hits — triple the Ducks’
combined total in the first two
tournament games — as Oregon
finished the tournament with a
1-2 record. Shortstop Jackie
Coburn hit a double, and Kim
Heddinger ripped a triple to
pace the Ducks.
Oregon dropped two games
Saturday to start the tourney. In
the first, Fresno State Universi
ty held the Ducks to one hit,
while pounding out nine in a
5-1 victory. Voeller, coming
back from a pulled hamstring,
started the contest and was
relieved by Sony Schroeder. In
the second game, Oregon forced
top-ranked UCLA to go eight in
nings before succumbing, 1-0.
The Ducks again managed only
one hit, but Cindy Garrett and
Schroeder combined to hold the
Bruins to four hits.
Oregon next travels to
Portland, where it will take on
Portland State University
Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Then, on
Friday and Saturday, the Ducks
travel to Forest Grove for the
Pacific University Tournament.
Sports Shorts
The Oregon golf team
finished in 12th place in the
two-day Pepsi-Fresno State
Classic men’s golf tourna
ment held Friday and Satur
day in Fresno, Calif.
The Ducks were eighth
after the first two rounds but
finished with a two-day total
of 1,137. George Daves turn
ed in Oregon's best score, a
224, 24 strokes behind the
leader, while John DeLong
finished with a 228.
The Oregon men’s tennis
team concluded its trip
through California with only
one win in three matches as
they downed Butte College
with a 9-0 victory Sunday in
California.
The doubles team of Mur
phy Dysart and Judy along
with Wiley Smith went 3-0
on the trip that included a
7-2 loss to the University of
California-Santa Cruz Fri
day. The Ducks also lost to
the Orinda Country Club. 6-5
on Saturday.
Oregon moved to 7-4 for
the season and will return
home for a match Thursday
against the University of
Portland at Portland.
The Duck women’s tennis
team went 3-0 over the break
in California and will be on
the 15th Street Courts on
Tuesday for a match against
Southern Oregon State Col
lege. The match will played
on the outside courts if
weather permits.