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Also thankful for a <$ood day of running were tour -Oregon men who qualified for the NCAA championships to- be held |une 4 10 in Indianapolis. Ind. !* * Dub Myers was the.first of tho four to qualify, winning the 1,500 meters in 3:40.78. The race was enhanced by* the' late’ entry of Oklahoma State's. Paul Oirkins, the NCAA indoor-mile champion, l^rkins decided to race in Eugene rather than at a meet in Witchita Kan.! because he thought it would be .too hot there to run well and (jinly<arriy ed in Eugene Saturday, afternoon, Jerkins led from the siart .un til 250 meters remained, 'when Myers put ot? a big move and passed him As Myers came down the homestretch, I-ark ins and Athletics West's Vince Draddy were immediately behind. Larkins got as close as Myer’s shoulder, finishing se cond in 3:40.81, with Draddy third in 3:41.33. "Never underestimate anybody." Meyers said. "I was a lot happier about this when I knew it was going to be fast. I got more nervous about it, To day felt much more like a race than most." The men's 5,000 meters was a race of about 13 runners to the very end. The top 12 all broke 14 minutes and throe Ducks qualified for NCAA*. Harold KuphaldC Kick Hergoson and Knut liogvoid finished fifth, sixth and eighth in time* that were all big improvements. huphaldt's time of 13:40.3 was a personal best by more than 20 seconds. Bergosen ran 13:5128. a 15-second improve ment, and Hegvold, running his first 5.000 in two years, improv ed by more than 30 seconds to 13:53.58 John Strickland, who was 13th, ran 14:10. a personal host by 12 seconds. Two runners who did not get • much of a race, were Claudette (irOenendaal in the 800 meters add Oklahoma -State's Christine McMiken In the .3,000 feelers. tiixHinedaal. the former Duck who now runs for Athletic* •' West,7 won her ra'ce iii.a ftteel" record*2:0i^45. \ ” • McMikfev also set*, a", meet '■rbcqfcd.. leading 'frufe. tire gun . land running 0:03.32,v ’• . / ; . Oregon- Women's, head’ijoaclv'; ..Tore - H'einonitn '- waspleased ■ ’withhis athletes', performances. ’ .'.They had five jifetime bests.";13V .seasonal bests an’d a.:,'TAC • - , '.qualifier In., redshirf /land lie 'liar ding. , w ffo W o n,! t h .• heptaihaloms. . ... .... \ .. . tleinpnen emphasized that he • wasnotupset morw^Ducits^JiSd ; . . not qualifed for NCAAs., De-felt . iieforellho'. season -the. .numher. ..would die small this year The .-fut'lire. 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