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Twilight Continued from Page 8 recently discovered by former Oregon runner Kenny Moore living under an assumed name in Hawaii. Saturday marks the first time since his disap pearance that Lindgren will race using his real name, and he will be joined by Moore, who told Lindgren’s story in an April issue of Sports Illustrated Threatening to be lost in the excitement of the two mile racos is the fact that the Twilight meet is the final scheduled home competition of the year for the Oregon men's track team, and one of the last opportunities for Dellinger to add to his list of NCAA qualifiers prior to the Pacific H) Conference cham pionships next Friday and Saturday at Corvallis. Dellinger has been pleased with the progress of his team to dale, but is growing increasing ly concerned about pole vaulters Tim Canfield and Jay Davis. The pair have struggled in competition this year, fighting to overcome both in juries and poor weather conditions. “Just about everyone we ex pected to get qualified has done it. but the pole vault is getting to be a concern." admitted Dell inger. "Tim has cleared 17-5 in practice (the NCAA standard is 17-5), but he's got to do it in competition now." he said. Both Canfield and Davis have qualified for the Pac-10 meet. but the layout of Patrick Wayne Valley Field in Corvallis is not conducive to high marks. Dellinger indicated that if the pair fails lo meet the NCAA standard Saturday, he would probably schedule a mini-meet at Hayward Field on Stay 28 to give them and other Ducks one more chance to compete in Baton Kogue. lac. site of this year's NCAA championships June 3-ti. The 1.500-meter race could provide an outside chance for additional NCAA qualifiers, as well Mark Dunbar. Kric Peter son and David Hailey will be tested by athletes from Washington state to Washington, DC., who will travel lo Eugene in search of an NCAA Iterth Also featured will be quality club toilers who can not compete in the Twilight Mile because they did not at tend the University. Club Sports update Oregon's badminton toam won four of five singles mat ches on route to defeating Oregon State University. 5-4. The lacrosse club will tackle undefeated Western Washington State University Saturday at 1 p.m at the in tramural fields next to Hayward field. The Ducks witl also host University of Washington at noon on Sunday. Oregon's chances for a shot at the Pacific Northwest Lacrosse Associa tion league title were snubbed last Saturday when it lost to I,ewis and Clark College, 5-3. dropping its record to 1-4. “Hubba'a." the Oregon women’s soccer team, shut out Coffee Corner, 3-0, last Friday, but on Sunday lost to Player's, l-O. The Ducks will pit their 5*3 record against Omega next Monday at ti p.m. at Ascot Park The fencing club will send seven of its members to the Beachcombers Open Tournament in Astoria on Saturday. An drew Bardina, katliel Kelton, Cila Lehman, WUllam Ball. Owen Mikasa. Ted Stevens and Rodney Ray The Oregon baseball club ended its t!)H7 season with a 12-2 loss to I .ane Community College last Thursday Oregon, which played without a home field and nearly half its games rained out, finished the year at 2-10. Personals PROBLEMS? Cnsli Center. U of O telephone hotline. 24 hours 7 days Strictly confidential Call US44M._3144 tin EUOENE PREGNANCY HOTLINE pro vldas Irae confidential pregnancy testing, support and information Call 345-0400 338 E t tin Eugene tin Oregon Coast Guard alerted and ready for fleet of armed canoes seen off coast. Florence being evacuated. Women and children head to hills. 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