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Undefeated
the day’s top 200-meter time
(24.2). nipping teammate Karen
Church at the tape.
Annette Hand found herself
in a situation just the opposite.
She won the 3,000 meters easily
in 9:25.34, and for the second
week in a row. the transfer from
Montana State University
sprinted the last 100 meters
alone, as BYU’s Angela Cook
faded badly. Hand, who’s
already qualified for the NCAA
championships in the 5.000
meters, barely missed tin?
NCAA qualifying time by less
than a second.
“You don’t think those tenths
(of a second) count, but they
do.” Hand said. “I think il
(Cook) would’ve been up there
running with me, it would've
been a lot easier."
Heinonen added, “The wind
held (Hand) down. There's no
doubt about that.’*
Penny (’.raves, (Jregon's other
NCAA-bound distance runner,
raced to a 1.500-meter personal
record (4:22.85). good enough
for third place;. The junior from
Port Angeles, Wash, lacked the
kick to overcome; BYU’s |ulie
Jenkins and Colelen Bear
Marilyn Davis the hist 100
meters, but was still satisfied.
“I’m not disappointed at all."
she; said. "I’m happy 1 hung in
there.”
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I’hoto In Shu Shim; ( hrn
Stephanie Mitrris takes tht- baton on the third ley of Oregon's
winning mile-relay team.
Bears
Continued from Page 11
the long jump to his triple jump
qualification, and Spencer
Williams became the second
Duck to qualify in the latter
event with a PR on his final
attempt.
Berry took advantage of a
brisk (3.15 meters per second)
tailwind to soar 25-10'4 in the
long jump. He joins teammate
I. J. Birden (26-1 V2W) in the
NCAA’s. Birden was second
Saturday, with a mark of
24-0‘mW.
Williams was in fourth place
going into the final round of the
triple jump. On his last chance
he soared 52-B'A to move into
third place and earn passage to
Baton Rouge.
Nine Ducks, in 1 I events,
have now gained NCAA admis
sion. Nelson, Williams, and
Berry join Birden (long jump),
Rick Bergesen (1,500 and 5,000
meters). Carleton Jones (5,000),
lose deSouza (discus), Eldon
Finch (hammer) and Eric Pfeif
fer (hammer) on Oregon's
NCAA roster. The Ducks were
represented by 14 athletes on
last year's seventh-place squad.
Three Ducks who competed
at last year’s national chain
pionships arc still seeking
qualification. Pole vaulters Tim
Canfield and )<iy Davis have
been slowed by injury, and
1,500-meter specialist Harold
kuphaldt has been running into
stiff headwinds all season long,
kuphaldt and the rest ol the
middle distance corps will look
towards the upcoming invita
tional schedule to earn bids.
The meet was marred by an
injury to Birden, who will be
lost for an undetermined
amount of time. The 1 10-high
hurdle field became an obstacle
course after the Cal’s Rod Jett
stumbled, setting ott a chain
reaction of living hurdles and
flailing limbs.
Birden momentarily appeared
to emerge unscathed, but hook
ed the final hurdle with his left
foot. The momentum of the fall
brought Birden down hard on
his left hip. and the junior lay
prone for a moment before be
ing assisted from the track.
“He may have strained an old
football injury.” Dellinger said
“We'll have to wait and see
how he recovers.” Birden will
be out at least one week and
may not see action until the
I'a< -1(1 c hampionships.
Oregon’s Tim Oanfield, 1 hi*
defending I’.it 10 poll* vault
i hampiou. saw lus lirst com
petition of the season. Me
managed a best of 10-4'4 to
claim second place, and was
sandwiched by teammates |im
Mom s ( It) 4 ' *) and lay 1 )avis
(15-5) in the Ducks’ sweep of
the event
Oregon got timely scoring
from Damns and banning, as it
has .ill season, to < line h the vic
tory. Moth contributed to the
400-meter relay win. and Dann
ing added second-place l‘K's in
the 100 | 10.4H) and 200 (2 1 0
lit), banning won the -lot)
147.:i i) and ran third in the 200
(2 1.4). The points scored In the
pair in the 200 were the ones
that officially sealed an out
come that was never really in
doubt.
The Ducks get a welcome
break from the rigors of the dual
season next week, when they
host the OregonNike Invita
tional. They conclude the dual
meet season May 0 against
Oregon State University at
(lorvallis.
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