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Oregon i oat h Mill Dellinger
who knew the meet would he
(lose was evlremeh pleased
with the performantes of la X
lor and foster
"It's a good tiling Hon Foster
tame through and that our tri
pie lumper got oil a good
pimp. I lellmger said 1 lie
biggest surprise if xou were
doping the meet is that no one
expel ted l.aiin Hem to he last
in the long jump
'We did w hat vs e had to do
si raping up points here and
there. lie said "I knew it
would lie i lose lo he holiest I
don't think (Washington State
I 11,11 III John ((diaplinl went at
us like lie ( (Mild 111
It w as hettei tor the I tin ks
that lie didn't
Mthough Oregon slaved oft
disaster in the long and triple
jumps, it i.uuldn t in tile 41iti
meter nda\
The Dill ks got all outstand
ing third leg horn D.ivon Kus
sell and were looking lo win
the event easilv and break tin
meet rei ord ot -III 1'‘ hut an
i hormnn Klaus Weigeldt rein
Hired his hamstring and i nine
limping ai loss the finish line
behind V\aslunglon State
Weigeldt had to forego the
1(H) meters and the 1 .MM) mete!
relax After the meet Dellinger
said lie expei ted Weigeldt lo lie
out lor at least two weeks
Oregon lavcim thrower Art
Skippei xx ho i dine into the
... w nil a sole groin ( ontin
ued to amaze with a throw ot
J4t> 'i on his fourth attempt to
break his own m bool re< ord ot
.'til set Iasi week Skipper
also broke tin- meet ret orti ot
l 44 4
I didn't think I'd (tiniw that
far today." Skipper said
When something hurts vnu’re
really babying it Hie weather
was great and I think that's one
reason why the groin didn't rip
apart
I'm shooting for a lot tar
l her he salt) "(Throws
eo.ii lit Stewart (Togher) tells
me it I i an get some height and
get some lift 1 I all throw a lot
tartliei
As e\pe< ted. t Georgetown s
John Trautniann and Oregon s
I.m Peterson battled it out in
the 1 ail) meters w itli I rani
maim holding on to w in I rani
matin set a meet rei.ortl with a
time ot i t • 'iJ is h 1 If Peterson
i Im ked 4 4 . Bt>
there was a lot ot jostling
throughout the rai.e and IV
tersmi said a mistake he made
proved i ost I v
I made a t.n t ital mistake
with less than 400 meters to
go lie said ' 1 raiitinaim
jumped around me and I was
Irving to i rowd the other
(Georgetown runnel (Mike
Met i ai krul
But Peterson was still
pleased W itll tills pierformaiK r
" \1\ toi us today w as to r.n e
him ( rrautm.mnl '' he said
As far as other runners m the
nation, he's as good as it gets
I'm not trying for .1 time, be
i ause that's going to < nine in .1
more low Lev meet that's not as
tai tii a!
Danny hope/ added another
win in the steeplei.base and
was iliaei really pushed, win
ning in a time ol K 40 87
The Ducks got a big boost in
the 400 meters when Curtis
Wilson held oft the (.ougars
William Knight in a time of
47 ‘I f to Knight's 47.98 Ore
gun's Oliris Thomason 1 nine in
third to give Oregon some
mm h needed help.
Another frig surprise for the
Dm ks i anie from Jason W alton
in the high jump.
Walton a redshirt freshman
from Richland. Wash . came
into tlie i ompetition with a best
of 0-8 D . full 1 le,lied ti 1 0 1 < oil
his first attempt to finish third
I Ilia 11 W right once again won
the 400 meter hurdles and was
third in the 110 fiordles lint
his biggest role 1 amt* in the List
e\ ent tlie 1 meter relav
w lien the meet w as < till
there for Washington Slate
Wright's strong third leg on the
relav dine lied file w 111 w lien
the Dili ks were sei ond and the
( iuigars tliirif 111 tlie e\ent
Oregon wouldn't fiave been
in tii.it position though if it
hadn't been for a pair ol un
heralded jumpers
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