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All Ducks move on in NCAAs
Kim Hyait has been known for taking her time
to reach the NCAA Championships during her
four seasons at Oregon
But once she reached the NOAAs, the senior
javelin thrower wasted no lime Thursday making
her name known at the national meet in Austin.
Texas, qualifying for the Saturday final with a
loss of 1 74-2, the Ix-st throw of the day
Hyatt, a three time All-American, didn't auto
matically qualify for the; NCAAs until the Last
Chance Open last week at Hayward Field. During
her freshman and sophomore years as a Duck, she
also didn't qualify for the national champion
ships until the month of May
Were Hyatt able to repeat her past perform
ances at the NCAA meet, she would become the
first women's javelin thrower in NCAA history to
tie a four-lime All-American
Last year. Nu ole' Woodward came within (it
hundredths ol a second of making the finals in
the at the NCAA meet, and Thursday, the
Oregon junior was thu final entrant allowed into
the Saturday final after running to seventh in her
heat in a time of t 7 (It 78.
Teammate Luc y Nusrala fanxi better, however,
pluc ing fourth during her 5,0(8) heal in a 10:51 08
time Nusrala had the second-best time in the
country Iasi season, but she only look 10th at the
notional meet
Sprinter Camara Jones set a school record 52 40
in her 400-meter heat at the NCAA meet Wednes
day. anti the sophomore will try to improve on
that this afternoon when she runs in the semifi
nals of the event
On the men s side. Bob ('.ruy qualified for the
110-hurdles semifinals today by finishing third
Thursday in i:tH5 during his heat. Cray, who
also moved past the 400 preliminaries Wednes
day. will run Inith the 100 and the 400 semifinals
today
Also today, decalhletes Pedro daSilva and Mu
hammad Oliver will begin their first day of com
petition daSilva has the top collegiate score in
the country, and Oliver finished fourth at Ihe
NO A As last year
Oregon steeplechasers Kick Mesller and Tye
Van S< hotack, who both moved past the semifi
nals Wednesday, will run in the steeple final to
night Mestler took fifth and Van Schoiack fin
ished seventh in last season's final meet.
Pat Haller was scheduled to run in Ihe men's
5.000 preliminaries Thursday, hut Ihjcuusc of the
low number of runners entered, only the Satur
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horror show
CHICAGO (AP) — Thu NBA
Finals were supposed to be a
showdown between the NBA's
best two players, Michael Jor
dun and Clyde Drexlor.
Droxlcr, u distant second to
Iordan in the Most Valuable
Player voting, was supposed to
have an edge in three-point
shooting ability.
Jordan even admitted us
much, noting his own 27-for
100 three-point shooting in the
regulur season while Drexlor
made 114 of 338.
By halftime Wednesday
night, Jordan hud 35 of his 39
points and was six of nine from
throe-point range, burying the
Portland Trail Blazers in a cas
cade of emotion
"It seemed like a horror sto
ry," Drexlor said after the Chi
cago Bulls' 122-89 victory in
Came 1 of the NBA Finals.
"You don't take it personally "
But he thinks Jordan might
have.
ANK.IH! ii me constant com
partsons between himself and
Jordan before the series in
spired Jordan. Drexler said. "1
think so.”
But Drexler said I here was no
trash-talking going on between
the two Olympians
"Michael and 1 arc* out there
to help our teams," Drexler
said. "We aren't out there to
jaw l«u k and forth with each
other."
While Jordan was suiting a
championship series record
with 35 first-half points. Drex
ler managed only eight points
on three-for-nine shooting
Drexler finished with 16
points on five-for-14 shooting
and seven assists He rarely dis
plays) the air-walking athleti
cism that led to his compari
sons with Jordan
“I don't think we ever got
Into our offense." Drexler said
"We never got set up. including
me "
Jordan was 14 of 21 from the
field in the first half, tying a fi
nals record for field goals in the
first two periods.
"The guy was shooting the
ball incredibly well from the
outside." Drexler said "No
body counted on him hitting all
those three-pointers There was
nothing we could do about
that I’m going to give him
those same shots in Game 2. as
a matter of fact."