Oregon Daily Emerald Sports
Men’s track off to relays
By Scott Simonson
The Oregon men's trm l. tt*.im
doesn't have ,1 dual meet this
weekend, so it’s taking a vacation
Sort of.
Members of the Oregon team
will compete at the Drake Relays
in Des Moines. Iowa, and it the
Penn Relays in Philadelphia, on
Friday and Saturday
Head coach Bill Dellinger and
ll Oregon athletes are in Des
Moines The Drake Relays, like
its counterpart in Philadelphia,
features more than trm k events
Dan Zorich (discus, hammer).
Dusty Carlson (hammer, shot put)
Ray Livingston (pole vault) and
Jemmy Williams (pole vault) are
among the Ducks scheduled to
compete.
AM six of Oregon's NCAA pro
visional qualifiers are in Des
Moines Zorich, Carlson and Liv
ingston are joined by Oregon's
three qualifiers in the distance
events. Gordon Johnson (1.500
meters). Scott Nicholas (1,500)
and Karl keska (5.000) are sched
uled to compete.
Oregon's distance crew will
concentrate on two relays The
three NCAA provisional quali
fiers are expected to join Rick
Cantwell for what should t>o a for
midable 4x1 .fiOO-meter relay
team. The Ducks also have a team
entered in the distance medley
relay, where intermediate hur
dler Sol Sallos will team-up with
Johnson. Nicolas and Cantwell.
The Duck sprinters, along with
high jumper Eric White and triple
jumper Todd Bleakney, will be
in Philadelphia. Eric Trice.
DeWayne Ingram. LaVon Pierce
and Patrick Khoo will run in the
4x100 and 4x200 events The
*«• photo
After winning two races last weekend. Karl Keska will be among the
Oregon athletes competing at the Drake relays Friday and Saturday.
sprint crew is without Dino
Philyaw and 1-aMont Woods,
who will play in Saturday's foot
ball si rirnmage
The relay s come a week after a
surprising performance bv the
team in the Pepsi Invitational,
where Oregon i ame within one
ev ent of upsetting one of the best
track teams in the nation The
competition between the Dm ks
and UCLA came down to the
final event of the triangular meet,
with UCLA winning the 4*400
relay
"Our meet last week with
UCLA and Washington was one
of die tiest we've had at Hayward
Field In quite some time,"
Dellinger said "You have to give
UCLA i redd for winning [ hey
had to travel and then to compete
m an environment they were not
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Women head east for Drake Relays
By Dave Charbonneau
Oregon Daily Emerald
I hirteen members of the the Oregon women's
trai k team will travel east this weekend for the
Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa
The Dunks are coming off a third plane finish at
last weekend's Pepsi Team Invitational It was the
first time in seven years Oregon did not finish first
at the four-team meet Despite that, head ( oach
I out Hemonen likes where iiis team is at
"I think we're ahead, ahead of where we were (at
the start of the season),” he viid "We just made up
a lot of ground on Washington.'
I Ins weekend's meet begins this morning s\ith
the 4vt(JO preliminaries The Ducks will have
lunula Godfrev. Nicole Commissiong. Shewue
hraskowski and Lisa Bedwtdl running in the race
1 he foursome ran its best race of the season last
weekend when they i locked a 4fl.l)fi against
I U.A W ashington and Washington State
I fie 4x400 team will also get a chance to
improve on its season-lnist time from last weekend.
I he same team will run the longer relay with the
exception of Nilk.i Thomas replacing Godfrey
"Were ready to run fast now m the 4X400 when
we get tin* opportunity anil we dunk, that will hap
pen at Drake," Memonon said We think the
■4X100 i an go pretty fast too. we've finally got the
right lineup hut our hamloffs have fx-en pretty mis
erable '
Also in action for the Oui ks will be standouts
Milena Glusac and kelly Blair
Blair and Glusac have both re.u hed provisional
qualifying times for the N< AA meet Glusm in the
1.000 and 5,000 and Blair in the 100-lneter hur
dle-. The two will compete on the same relay
team, the distance relay, with Thomas and (ihristie
Kngesser
Blair vy ill also compete in the high jump, long
jump and javelin All that, however depends on
how we11 she recovers from a sprained foot she
suffered last weekend.
In other events. Oregon will have Sara Him ell in
the triple pimp, fom Wareham in the 5,000, Glusac
in the 1.500, Kngesser in the H00 and Amo Olson
in the high jump
The Ducks will return home m \t weekend for a
meet with Boise State and Nevada-I.as Vegas
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