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Altar awaits Ducks’ thrower
By Dave Charbonneau
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This weekend. Orison's Heath Howington will
throwing the discus and the shot pul for the Ducks
at tin* Pacific-10 Conference Championships in
Berkeley, Calif.
In |une, his closest friends and relatives will txs
throwing something .1 little less imposing in his
face: rice.
Howington. a two-sport junior from Koseburg
High School, has made a couple of important deci
sions this spring:
1. Skip spring football practice to concentrate on
track.
2. Gel married.
Now, besides dealing with the obligatory diffi
culties in arranging a wedding — like finding a
replacement for the pastor who bailed on him to
take n job in California and calling all the invitees
to tell them the time of the wedding, which was
overlooked by the printer of the invitations —
Howington must try to concentrate on tins week
end's meet, the football season that kicks off in
August, and now. possibly, the NCAA Champi
onships.
Howington, who will marry Christine Hoyniger,
Ins girlfriend of more than three years, on June 2(i,
broke u personal record in the discus last week
end to become onlv the second member of the
men's team to earn an NCAA provisional mark.
The meet takes place only three weeks tie fore Ins
wedding 111 New Orleans, hut Howington doesn't
seem too worried about the upcoming five weeks
"I haven't really worried about it that much," he
said "II I make it to the NCAAs, that's no problem
I still have three weeks before the wedding We've
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Oregon thrower Heath Howington will compete in i
the discus end the shot put this weekend at the Pec- k
10 Championships in Berkeley. Cent.
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