Sports_ Open Continued from P.iri* 8 Javelin throwers I aula Hi’rn who is nisi 14 inches shy of the 168 6 qualifying mark, ami him ilyatt. whoso host is an ini presslvt: 167-1 will look lo qualify as well Th«< man's 400-mater relay tram whose MCA A qualify ing hid at Ifie 1’ai III meet was sntiiihed after the team was ills qualified for a lane violation will not run due to a hamstring injury to Davon Russell, who posted the team's best 100 me ter time of the year at 111 at) In addition. i.tton meter steeplechaser Ruk Mi stier will attempt to best tile \i AA mark of 8:48.00 with the help of lei low steeplei baser Damn Lo pe/. who rail a season best .it tile Par-10 meet with 8 i'l 7 1 hlaus VVeigeldt. whose at tempt to qualify at the I’ai 10 meet was squelched by the sw irling winds and ari bait track of Stanford Stadium, w ill take one final shot (possibly two) at the NCAA 400 mark of 46.20 behind sprint coach George Walcott, who will set a fast pace for the first too meters and leave the rest to Weigeldt who has a season best of 46.47 U'eigeldts situation resem tiles that of Duck graduate as sistant com ii Pal tanning, who made two gallant attempts to i|u<ilifs ,i \car ago in the 4()() Lanning like Wiegeldt. was lienefitted ti\ .1 |).k er. this one being ttie world's top ranked quarter iniler, (Gabriel Tiat oh After falling short the first time. !.alining ile< ided to make <1 surprising set ond attempt la ter in the meet Tile pressure involved in the reali/.ation that, for many this is indeed a "last t hunee" meet can lie list'd to an athlete's ad vantage or it van i oiitrihute to a negative effect It Mill let (the pressllre) get to you, it makes it that much harder to qualify.'' I aiming said The number of athletes at tempting to qualify are main with competitors from around the northwest region (mi hiding Colorado and Washington State) coming in for the meet With the e\c eption of I land and Clark on the women's side no major gate attractions are ex pected to compete leaving the ultimate purpose of the meet i lear and obvious "To get people qualified men's head coach Hill Delliii ger said "At this point, no big names are expet ted ramona beats Ducks 1-0 in softball tourney Thu Oregon softball loam, making its first-over appear ance in the College Softball World Series, would probably rather forget their debut in the big tournament The Ducks, now 53-17. dropped a 1-0 der ision to Cal Polv Pomona (-13-21] late Wed nesday night in Sunnyvale, Calif., putting themselves one loss away from elimination in the double elimination tourna ment Oregon pitcher Katie Wiese (41-12) started out strong, but gave up a one-out sacrifice fly to the Broncos' Heather Del.m e in the bottom of the sixth, scor ing Nicky I.uce from third with the game-winner The Ducks threatened in tin top of the seventh, pit king up a two-out single from Stacey lunderburg, but Oregon's Sandy Scott looked at a third strike to end the trail game The Bronco's Lauri Thomp son (217) picked up the win, running her scoreless inning streak to 74 innings with the shutout Thompson, w ith m earned run average of util, gave up three Oregon hits Wiese, named to the tir-a team All -A met ii an squad eat h er in the day. gave up only tom hits tint took the loss The game was a i lassit pin h ers' duel, scoreless through 11v« and a hall innings with the only threat coming in the hot tom of the fifth I he Hrom os loaded the liases with two outs, but I tel in a grounded out to l underhurg t" end the inning The Ducks meanwhile, stranded two runners in the top of the first. after Vit ki fry led off tile game with a single The Webfoots now face South Danilina, losers to the top ranked IICI.A Urn ins earlier in the day. in the losers brat ket of the tournament Eugene's Westside neighborhood cafe, featur ing home baked breads and desserts, Mex ican, vegetarian, and meat entrees Good food at a reasonable price Weekend Dinner Special — Fri., Sat., & Sun. 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