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sports Pepsi Relays kicked off today I he Uregon men s and women s track-and field teams will take a break from dual-meet action today and Saturday when the second annual Pepsi Relays return to Hayward Field. The meet will feature high school and open events along with some nationally prominent collegiate competitors. Perhaps the most interesting women’s race will come in the four-mile relay. The Oregon contingent of Brenda Bushnell, Leann Warren, Kathy Hayes and Claudette Groenendaal will take on a strong field featuring the University of Wisconsin and a squad from Athletics West. The javelin has an outstanding field as the top three collegiate throwers in the nation will compete. Former national champion Sally Harmon from Oregon (180-2) will be trying to unseat last year’s NCAA champion Iris Gronfeldt, who has the nation’s best toss of 191-1 for the University of Alabama. The University of Arizona’s Martha Hart will also vie for top honors. On the men’s side, the big events should come in the field where the Pac-lO’s top two javelin throwers, Oregon’s Brian Crouser (286-0) and the University of Washington’s Bob Rockett (287-6), will face each other. Also, the hammer should be competitive with Washington State University’s Tore Gustaffson, tops in the. Pac-10 ait 247-8, taking on San Jose State University’s Kjell Bystedt and Oregon’s Ken Flax. The other Ducks in the meet include Dub Myers in the two-mile relay and sprinters Jeff Hoskins and John Frazier taking on WSU’s Lee Gordon and Washington’s Byron Howell. . .. .... Sports Shorts The Oregon softball team tries to stave off elimination from the NorPac Conference playoffs, as the Ducks face the University of California in a 9 a.m. double-header today at Oregon Field. The Ducks, 17-19, must win both of their final NorPac games against the 13th ranked Golden Bears, 29-21 overall, to have a chance of gaining a playoff berth. Cal is 4-2 in the NorPac, while Oregon stands at 2-6. Oregon coach Rich Brooks and the Duck football team will conclude spring drills with an intrasquad scrimmage beginn ing at 11 a.m. at Autzen Stadium. The Oregon men’s tennis team will be at the Pacific-10 Conference Northern Division Championships starting today. Oregon basketball coach Don Monson signed junior college All-American Jimmy Winston to a letter of intent to play for the Ducks next season. Winston, a forward from St. Gregory’s College in Shawnee, Okla., led the National Junior College Athletic Association Region II in scoring last season with a.24.9 average. Winston, a 6-foot-7, 205-pound junior, shot 53.3 percent from the field and was 78.4 percent from the free throw line. The signing period ends May 15. Monson has two scholar ships left to give to incoming players for next season. et ai. • MEETINGS STUDENTS AGAINST APARTHEID will have an open meeting this Saturday at noon in the Koinonia Center, 14th Avenue and Kincaid Street. Everyone is invited. LECTURES DR. MARILYN VIHMAN will give a mini-course on child language titled “Cognitive Style and Language Develop ment” today from 5-7 p.m. in Room 146 Straub Hall. JOHN TRANTER OF SYDNEY, AUSTRAILA, will give a lecture on and reading of Australian poetry at 7:30 p.m. Monday at The Faculty Club. MISCELLANEOUS “RUN FOR THE GLORY JOGATHON” Any campus group interested in raising $40 per person in a fun, healthy and ex citing way, contact Bruce or Joan at 343-0451. The jogathon will be held June 1 at lp.m. XEROX INTERNSHIP Application deadline for the Xerox summer internship has been extended until May 9. Position description available at Career Planning and Placement, Room 244 Hendricks. Call 686-3235 for information. INSTRUCTOR TRAINING IN HOME NURSING The American Red Cross is of fering an instructor training class in home nursing. Nurses interested in becoming a volunteer instructor are invited to take the course. The instructor training will be held Saturday from 9-4 p.m. and Sunday from 9-3 p.m. For more information, call the American Red Cross at 344-5244. Deadline for submitting Et Als to the Emerald front desk, 300 EMU. is noon the day before publication. Et Als are run only once, depending upon space availability. Events with a donation or admission charge will not be considered. Events oc curring nearest the publication date, and campus-originated events will be given priority. 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