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I l\ Phi.l.i In M#if k ^ it it I).inn\ I opr/ /HI lr.nls A’/i k \li“.llm in rr Ihr strrpln Imsr lor .1 I-J tinisli .mil .<n \l \ \ ipi.ilih ini; limr loi holli Ir.n Lslris Skipper's javelin toss sends men over WSU IK \shlex ( onklin I merald Sports Reporter Although lltt' tiual margin was oil]s 1 i points Ho ~t .Sat nrdav’s men's ilu.il moot be tui t n Oregon ami visiting Washington Slate was dei itlt-tl earlx on Art Skipper’s i tune lioni lie him! win in the javelin, with a school and imr! ret.oral toss ot 1 t t o\fi Washington Slate's Stffjan Wlkstroni. sri the stage earlx and thegon added otliei as in-, m the sleepier base 1(1(1 meter relax ami an unexpei led sixeep in the 1 10 melei high hurdles I x ei x both i i iiupeted xs ell and it was a good team \ it.to rs Oregon coach Hill Dellin gei s.nd 'Washington State i onipeted reallv v\ ell Tliex xxtoe i ilining at us pretl v hard We had ,i lot u! tigers out there todax . " Ilellinger added Ihe biggest tiger max have been Skipper who xx.isn't ex pet led to be pushed in the jave bn u111iI \\ ikslioin uni orketl .i throw oi 2-S2-1 i on Ins Inst .it tempt I low ex nr Sk ippei i .one bat k to unleash a throw of more than 2 to feel bis Inst ex ei on Ills third attempt I knew it would be a i lose meet, so I knew I had to beat him. Skipper said We've been working hard iti woikouts and 1 knew 2-10 xxas i lose I was surprised to see the ( nilgais throw so far in tile lax rlin." Dellinger said I know i! i auuhl \rl In surptise I yvontjered it tic would respond .mil lit' dill, ril.ll si'l him llic meet «eat tin as Despite Hie absent e at I’m it It til ( onfei eiK i eh.imp Marly Slrusi belli bum Washington state in the steeple!.hast1 tile late yy as a good one between Oregon's Damn hope/ ami Kit k MestUsj ami Washington State's Hubert I'nt e Lopez passed [’lire with about three laps In go anti then held all Mi stier as the Out ks go! a big I 2 finish In addition l.eipe/ (B 1!"ij ami Mesllei (H 1 t _"l| both beat the XI \.\ quality ine stand aid t it it 11 and Mestler s time was a personal rei urd I be steeple* base was a he\ event u ith our guvs going I Dellingei said To get hath qualified w as a bonus Despite being bothered In s|i knt'ss e.u llt‘1 in tile u eek I ope/ said he lelt pietty good attei the rare 'I’ve been k I ml i it sii k all week and I wasn’t breathing that well out there he said It’s really nil e tu quality and it lelt pretty good hollowing the steeple! 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