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just running behind Scott I felt strong, so I tried
to g»>t the lead and triad to gat n fast time," Johnson
said "I didn't really care whether 1 got first or lost
today as long as all the Dunks ran fast.” he said
Nicholas wasn't surprised that Johnson beat
him "He passed me so hard He looks over at me
— 'Come on Scott, we re going now and it was
like he wasn't even tired," Nicholas said "1 looker!
at him and it was like. 'Did you skip the first three
laps or something?"'
Cater in the night, Karl keskn also ei lipsed an
NCAA provisional qualifying mark Keska ran the
5,000 meters in 14 CM) Ifi Keska took the lead with
five laps remaining Chris Katon and Pete |u!ian
followed i loseiy and challenged Keska at the
lieginning of the last lap In a sprint to the finish,
Keska finished third, one tenth of a set ontl behind
Katon. the winner
Keska said that if he had run a hotter tactical
rai e, lie would have won
"I was a hit pissed off that the other guvs
lisa hed off me and I had to do all the work." Keska
suit) "I was pretty confident 1 had the best kick
Unfortunately, 1 got hosed in on the last turn ”
Glusac won the 3,000 meters in *1 IH f*f>. She
missed the NCAA automatic qualifying standard
by .fifi seconds Glusac nipped at the heels of vet
eran distance runner Liz Wilson for the entire rai »>
.She made her move at 400 meters and won by
almost a second Glusac '# time was the fastest out
doors by an Oregon athlete in the ev ent since 10BH
The only challenge to Mutnla in the 1.500
meters was running in a gusting wind Mutola,
whose lies! event is the 800. was running for Nike
International and won in t 13 03 The second
plat e finisher was almost 10 seconds tmc k
"I feel I did a good time for this si/e rai o I hope
the next rai •• is better." Mutola said "I knew 1 had
to get out good (at the start). I didn't want to run a
14:20."
In the men's too meters DeWayne Ingram ran
Oregon's Iwst time of the year lbs to fit) also won
the race "rite --tart was good I was .ill pumped
up. and at the end. they've been teaching me to
stay relaxed, stay relaxed.' and I tried to do that.''
Ingram said
Ingram had to run down Mu hale Viers of the
Coquitlam Cheetahs in the final 20 meters 'It was
a she* k. but sometimes you have to dig deep and
get it." he said
In the women's 400 meters. Nilka Thornns of
Oregon ran her first 400 of the season tn 55.10.
good for a second-plate finish, a qualifying mark
for the Pari fin 10 Conference championships and
the fastest time by an Oregon athlete tn the event
this year
"It's really hard for me to get out to a good start,
that's all 1 was c oncentrating on." Thomas said
She said her rare was helped bv friend Camara
Jones, an Oregon athlete who is redshirling this
season and who ran the rac e unattached Jones set
a meet ret ord vs ith a lime? of 51 55
"We practic e together every day," Thomas said
"The whole weak we've been conc entrating on
how we're going to run the rac e together and boss
we're going to run our own rac e "
The women's 1600-meter relay was another of
the day's < lose rm es Nicole Cumnussiong turned
iu o elute h performance in the anc lior le*g to t ate h
and pass Jem Holbrook of Weber State Oregon
won by 11 sec onds
The men's 400-meter relay was even < loser Ore
gon won by 07 sec onds over (Tile o State us Patrick
Khoo held off Chic o State's Bohbv Reese at the fin
ish.
Dan Y.otu h of Oregon won the men's discus
with a throw of lf>0 feet. 4 me ties Duslv Carlson
finished second in the men's shot put and did so
ill an impressive fashion His ties! effort of 57 feet,
1 inches improver! his personal record by one-and
il half feet.
Benjamin Andrews won the men's BOO meters
for Oregon in a time of 1 51 47 Todd Bloaknev of
Oregon won the men's triple jump with a leap of
50 feet. 5,5 inc lies
f ormer Oregon athletes dominated the men’s
and women's tuvolin competitions Art Skipper's
first throw was the* best effort of the men's com
petition The mark was 236 feet, 7 inches
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