SPORTS
Wrestlers remain unbeaten, win 16th straight
By Jake Berg
Emerald Spoils Repottei
Oregon's 2tst-ranked wres
tling team improved to 5-0
overall Tuesday by gaining its
Hith consecutive dual meet vic
tory in a lit- Hi Pacific-10 Con
ference win at Cal-State Fuller
ton.
Scott Glenn's 1-1-4 decision
over the Titans' Donnie Kier
nan pul Oregon ahead for good.
9-5. Holding the number seven
ranking for ]42-pound wres
tlers. Glenn upped his individ
ual record to 1H-2-1 with the
win.
"It was a lough one right
from the start." Oregon Coach
Ron Finley said. "They were a
very, very competitive team.
but we fought hard all the
way."
Curt Strahrn. ranked 12th In
the 1 fit)-pound class, earned a
technical fall to seal the victory
for the Ducks and moved his re
cord to a near-perfect lt>-1
Two other Oregon wrestlers
won their individual weight
category.
Dan Vidlak, the Ducks’ na
tionally second-ranked im
pounder. added another win to
his 8-0 record by scoring an 8-4
triumph over Fullerton's Mi
< hael Grubbs
Twelfth-ranked 167-pounder
Mat Sprague won his class with
a lli-12 decision.
In the 126-pound class. Ore
gon's I’at llira: took a 5-5 draw
with Titan Jeff Maes, and liar
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ri*n Custatson also received a
1-1 tie in the 158 class with
(.'SF wrestler Ron Cottrell.
Fullerton dropped to an even
4-4 record. 0-2 in the f’ac-10,
with the loss.
The Mucks ended their Cali
fornia road trip last night in a
conference dual meet at Stan
ford Results from the meet
were not available at press
time.
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