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Men: Meet will see intersquad battle ■ Continued from Page 11 the open category. The eight vor sity runners will be Kh k Cantwell. Daniel Das Neves Matthew Davis, Micah Davis. David Gurry. Tracy Hollister. Karl Keska and Scott Nicholas For seniors Tom y Hollister and David Gurry. this meet will be the last home cross country meet of tiieir Oregon career Kven though this is a home meet for the Ducks, Dellinger doesn't feel it gives his team any advantage "l don't consider it ns home field advantage." Dellinger void "Our guvs don't run jat Alton linker Park) when we practice, so they will lx* |ust ns familiar with the course as everyone else is." Despite the unfamiliarity of the course. Dellinger said one of the exciting things about this meet will he the competition within the team. "I think it will lie a good rat e between Karl (Koxka) and Matt Davis.“ Dellinger said. Along with the fact that some of the best competition in the meet will come within his own team. tk'lllnger said ho is pleased with the positive attitude his run ners have "Those guys are good people.’ Dellinger said "We've got some real good leaders on this team and some real good attitudes, which will < ertainlv make it (winning) easier." The Ducks' winning ways have earned them a national rank of 12th The team hopes to improve their ranking and pre pare for the Par-10 Champi onships with a good showing Saturday Volleyball: Cougars bring many weapons ■ Continued from Page 11 The Duc.k leader in kills is lumor outside h>tt«*r Amy McNeel with 117 kills McNeel will dual against a Washington State player with whom she shared Pac to Player of the Week hon ors in mid-September Sarah Silvernail is leading the Cougars with 23? kills Sil vernail is ranked No. 1 in the conference in hitting percent age and is in the top 25 of the c ountry The Ducks will be looking to win tonight when Washing ton visits and tomorrow when they face Washington State THURSOAY $ TRANSACTIONS AUTO RACING TARGET-CHIP GANASSl RACING TEAM Named Michael A Knight vtc« OfetucJent ol communcaiws BASEBALL At ■ BALTIMORE ORIOLES -Sent Jim Dedrick. pstcher. outright lo Rochester ol the International League Actuated Marv EjcJihom. 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