Sports
Oregon softball to play on East Coast
The Oregon softball team
will travel to the Hast Coast to
play Massachusetts and Con
necticut in the NCAA Kegion
als. which begin this Friday.
May l‘t and continue on Satur
day. The announcement was
made late Sunday evening by
the NCAA.
The Ducks will probably play
both Massac husetts and Con
necticut in Amherst. Mass on
the first day of the double-elim
ination tournament.
The 20-team field is divided
into four regional* of two teams
and four regional* of three
teams The eight regional win
ners will proceed to the NCAA
College World Series. The
eight team, double-elimination
tournament to determine the
national champion will i>e held
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Oregon finished the regular
season with a 50-15 record.
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Curtin Wilson IleftI takes the handoff from Bob Gray on the
second leg of the 4x100 relay, won by the Ducks in 40.01
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with the new javelin."
A number of other personal
bests were set. including Bob
Gray’s 13.35 in the 110-meter
high hurdles, which moved
him just eight hundredths of a
second (13.87 is NCAA qualify
ing) from a trip to Provo. Gray
also ran a leg on the 400-meter
relay team, which clocked a
season best of 40.01. just 16
hundredths shy of the 39.85
necessary for NCAA competi
t ion.
“The timing of this meet was
nice, because the wind wasn't
blowing too hard, and the
weather is conducive to the
performances,” sprint coach
George Walcott said.
Walcott, in an attempt to
make things more interesting
for the Oregon sprint relay
crew, ran a leg on the Oregon
International 400-meter relay
team, which finished second.
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