Sports
Ducks ready to challenge UCLA
for Pac-10 crown this weekend
By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Sports Reporter
For the first time since ltfHti.
someone other than UCLA
could walk away with the
men's Pacific-10 Conference
track crown when the meet
concludes Sunday at Stanford
Stadium.
Oregon, which was the last
team other than the Bruins to
win the conference title, will
give UCLA n strong test in Sat
urday's and Sunday’s meet
Any chance of a Duck title
would probably disappear if
Oregon should stumble in any
one event, however.
"UCLA will probably be the
favorite," said Duck head
coach Hill Dellinger. "If we
don't fall flat on our face,
there's no reason why we can't
win. We can’t afford to have
one guy stub his toe if we want
to win the meet."
Oil in Berry will lead Ore
gon's effort at the conference ti
tle. Herrv is the defending
champ in the long jump and
the two-time defending champ
in the triple jump. He owns the
best mark in both events this
season and, along with team
mate Spencer Williams, should
bring the Ducks plenty of
points.
With Mike Marsh and Steve
Lewis, a 400-meter gold medal
ist in the 10H8 Olympics, the
Bruins should dominate the
sprints. UCl-A will also be very
tough in the shot put and dis
cus. with three throwers among
the top six.
Oregon's Jose deSouza is the
defending conference champ in
the shot put. but has a best of
only 58-8v* this year, the fifth
best conference throw. If
deSouza could repeat his per
formance in the shot and come
away with big points in the dis
cus, the Ducks could be on
their way to the title.
The Ducks should also come
away with big points in the jav
elin. hammer and distance
races.
Art Skipper and jack Byrne
hold the second and third spots
in the Pac-10 in the javelin, and
hammer throwers Eric Finch
and Scott McGee will battle it
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strong contingent
Freshman Alan Foster quali
fied for the NCAA meet last
week in the 1.500 meters Fos
ter and teammates Colin Dalton
and Frit. Peterson are all con
tenders in the metric mile
Loads of points will also come
from Danny la»pez in the stee
plechase and Peter Fonseca and
Brad Hudson in tin1 5.OIK) and
10.000
On the women's side, it
should again be the Bruins, the
two-time Pac-10 champs Ore
Hon head roach Tom Heinonrn
feels the Ducks sire solid
enough to repeat their second
plat e performance of a year
ago
"UCLA could lie ho too
points better than everyone else
if they choose to," Heinonen
said "It should Im* interesting
lietvveen us, USC and Arizona
for second. I think we can nick
el and-dime USC for points (for
second) "
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Club cyclists expect
to do well nationally
The Oregon club cycling
team leaves today for Colora
do Springs. Colo., to partici
pate in the Collegiate Na
tionals this Saturday and
Sunday.
Hrad Gephard, Steve Mar
cy. Dave Campbell. Michael
Keep and Peter Corrigan will
represent the men’s team on
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the trip, while Karen Claeys.
Katie Marcy and Cameron
Mlanchard will represent the
women's team.
"We should be right there
in the thick of things."
Campbell said. "I expect us
to finish in the top three
teams."
The men’s squad will
compete in a 25-team field,
with five members on each
learn. The individuals' cate
gory will feature a 50-man
field.
Men's competition will in
clude a 05-mile mad race,
which takes place Saturday
at 9:00 a.m.: a 12-mile learn
trial on Sunday at 8:30 a.m.;
and a 40-mile criterion! on
Sunday at 3 p.m.
The Ducks have been mak
ing a lot of noise lately, such
as when Gophard won I he
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Campbell took top honors
in the Tree Top race, held
May 7 in Yakima, Wash,
"We have a really good
team." Campbell said
"Definitely the best we've
fielded in a long time List
year we sort of finished in
the middle of things, but
this year we have all catego
ry-two riders, and we expect
to do very well at Nation
als."
The women's competi
tion. which fields three
members on each team, will
feature a 45-mile road race
to hr* run on Saturday at the
Air Force Academy circuit
in Colorado Springs and a
12-mile team trial and a 25
mile criterium on Sunday.
Cluevs leads the way for
the Ducks.
The club sports cycling
team is sponsored by Nike
and by Collin's Cycle Shop.
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