COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT.Byline: The Register-Guard "This is Oregon against the world," Gary Reddaway mused the evening prior to the competition. A quartet of Oregonians were in Riccione, Italy for last month's World Masters Athletics track and field championships The four javelin throwers, who competed for three Oregon universities during the 1960s, formed the entire United States United States, officially United States of America, republic (2005 est. pop. 295,734,000), 3,539,227 sq mi (9,166,598 sq km), North America. The United States is the world's third largest country in population and the fourth largest country in area. team in the men's age 65-69 division. Out of a field of 20 competitors, the four Oregonians all finished in the top 10. Winning the event with a throw of 170 feet, 9 inches, was Oregon State University's Gary Stenlund, who competed in the 1968 Mexico City Mexico City Spanish Ciudad de México City (pop., 2000: city, 8,605,239; 2003 metro. area est., 18,660,000), capital of Mexico. Located at an elevation of 7,350 ft (2,240 m), it is officially coterminous with the Federal District, which occupies 571 sq mi Olympics. Placing fifth with a toss of 150-7 was Doug Appel, a member of North Eugene High School's first graduating class and a University of Portland The University of Portland (UP) is a private Catholic university located in Portland, Oregon. It is specifically affiliated with the Congregation of Holy Cross and is the sister school of the University of Notre Dame. Founded in 1901, UP has a student body of about 3,200 students. athlete. In sixth place, with a throw of 147-11, was former Oregon Duck John Burns This article covers the British politician. For other people with the same name see John Burns (disambiguation) John Elliot Burns (20 October 1858 – 24 January 1943) was a prominent English trade unionist, anti-racist, socialist and politician of the late 19th and , and placing 10th with a throw of 128-0 was former Duck Gary Reddaway, a second-place finisher in the 1964 NCAA NCAA abbr. National Collegiate Athletic Association championships. A group of Oregon Track Club masters athletes led by Frank Lulich also competed in Italy. Those results should be available in the coming week. NOTES & ANNOUNCEMENTS To submit events Send written announcements and nominations to Gil Hulin. Items may be delivered to The Register-Guard, 3500 Chad Drive; mailed to P.O. Box 10188, Eugene, OR 97440; faxed to 687-6674 or e-mailed to ghulin@guardnet.com. Announcements and results should arrive by Thursday noon for publication the following Monday. Due to limited space, notices can be published only once. Achievement Soccer winners: Five players - Marissa Braun, Tiffany Franz, Sonia Gordillio, Hannah Hughes and Sarah Nasholm - from the Eugene Cheetahs U12 girls soccer team placed first in the U12/13 division of the Cascade 3v3 Challenge tournament at Gresham last weekend, competing mostly against Portland-area opponents. Event Golf tournament: The second annual Couples Classic is set for Sunday at Diamond Woods golf course at 96040 Territorial Highway in Monroe. The format is two-person best ball, gross and net, with a 9 a.m. shotgun start A Shotgun Start is a golf tournament format in which all groups of players tee off simultaneously from different holes. Each hole on a course will be the tee off hole for each foursome. Group 1 would start from hole 1, Group 2 from hole 2, etc. . The cost is $25 per member, $45 per non-member, including green fees, range, lunch and awards. Open to all couples, contact Larry at 998-9707 for registration, more information or if in need of a partner. Camps and instruction Royal Basketball & Soccer Academy is offering three months of group training for boys and girls boys and girls mercurialisannua. ages 5-8 starting this Saturday for basketball and Sunday for soccer. Kids are invited to try a free session. Royal Basketball Academy is also offering an adults-only basketball camp on Sunday. For more information call 461-9449 or visit royalbasketballacademy.com. BICYCLE RACING bicycle racing or cycling, an internationally popular sport conducted on closed courses or the open road. Track racing takes place at a velodrome, usually a banked 1,093.6 ft (.333 km) oval. Cyclocross At Camp Harlow TWO-WEEKS' SERIES FINALS, EVENT WINNERS AND LOCAL RIDERS IN THE TOP 10 MEN'S A - 1, Ian Brown
Ian George Brown , River City, 30 points. 2, Chris Brandt, Collins/Specialized, 27 pts. 5, Joel Wilson Joel Wilson (born 30 September, 1987 in Newcastle, New South Wales) is a rugby union footballer that plays for the CA Brumbies in the Super 14 competition. He won the Sydney Colts premiership with Gordon in 1997, and he was subsequently invited to join the Brumbies for the , Paul's, 19 pts. 6, Ethan Stehley, Wheelworks, 11 pts. 10, Orion Berryman, Midtown Racing, 8 pts. MEN'S B - 1, Jason Riffle, River City, 30 pts. 2, Galen Mitterman, Midtown Racing, 28 pts. 7, Kori Kunz, Poplollies, 8 pts. 9, Damien Kruziki, Paul's, 6 pts. MEN'S C - 1, Spencer Kadus, EWEB EWEB Eugene Water and Electric Board (Oregon) Windpower, 30 pts. 2, Lou Swing, Paul's, 24 pts. 8, Matt Baumann, Wheelworks, 11 pts. 9, Brian Vollmer-Buhl, Paul's, 11 pts. MEN'S MASTER 35+ - 1, Christian Doobler, Midtown Racing, 30 pts. 2, Richard Sweet, Paul's, 28 pts. 3, Justin Thayer, Collins, 26 pts. 5, Alexander Lehnert, Camp Harlow Racing, 18pts. 6, Todd Embree, EWEB, 17 pts. 8, Matt Ritzow, Paul's, 13 pts. 10, David Tsai, OIC "Oh, I see." See digispeak. (chat) OIC - oh, I see. Hutches, 8 pts. MEN'S MASTER 45+ - 1, Michael Rosenberg Michael Rosenberg (born May, 1954 in New York) is one of the top Bridge players in the United States. He moved to Scotland as a child and returned to New York in 1990 where he lives with his wife Debbie, also a top player. , Hutch's, 27 pts. 4, John Wilson John Wilson may refer to: Politicians
A teacher, Bennett was elected to Oldham Borough Council in 1964, and served on it until 1974. , Collins/Specialized, 15 pts. 2, Sam Rosenberg, Hutch's, 14 pts. 3, Leif Kytola, Hutch's, 13 pts. WOMEN'S B - 1, Sheri Foster, Team Novara, 30 pts. 2, Jill Howe, Poplollies, 28 pts. 3, Jaini Crawford, Paul's, 26 pts. BOWLING Southtowne Lanes WOMEN HIGH GAMES - Koleen Kelly 212, Kathy Reuster 200, Vicki Harris 181, Joanne Roberts 179, Melissa Hickert 172. HIGH SERIES -Kelly 562, Ruester 558, Sondra Mullins 489, Cathy Flory 469, Linda Olson 463. MEN HIGH GAMES - Darrel Mullins 245, Huck huck n. Huckaback. Noun 1. huck - toweling consisting of coarse absorbent cotton or linen fabric huckaback toweling, towelling - any of various fabrics (linen or cotton) used to make towels Coleman 235, Lanny Thomason 232, Kevin Flory 231, Robert Carey Robert Carey can refer to a number of different people:
Firs Bowl WOMEN HIGH GAMES - Open: Koleen Kelly 278, Joan Given 258, Jesse Brumback 247, Kathy Heinz 246, Dale Aleksa 245. Seniors: Betty Sandford 204, Joyce Kiefer 195, Carole Rhodes 191, Betty Adams 188, Joan Hurley 188. HIGH SERIES - Open: Given 738, Kelly 700, Heinz 639, Donna Chittenden 618, Aleksa 612. Seniors: Rhodes 553, Kiefer 537, Hurley 524, Betty Ostler 507, Sandford 506. MEN HIGH GAMES - Open: Shane Doyle 289, Larry Lindberg 287, Tim Lein 285, Mike Ewing 279, Joe Steiner 278. Seniors: Frank Williams Sir Francis Owen Garbatt Williams CBE (b. April 16, 1942) is founder and manager of the WilliamsF1 Formula One racing team. Born in Jarrow, Tyne and Wear, England, to an RAF officer and a special education teacher and later headmistress, Williams was largely brought up by 248, Don Anderson 246, Ken Smith 234, Mike Skinner Mike Skinner is the name of:
Larry Dean Thompson (15 November 1945, Hannibal, Missouri, - ) was a deputy Attorney General of the United States under United States 770, Bob English 735, Ken Rhodes 722, Bob Humbert 715, Lein 715. Seniors: Lloyd Severe 651, Dick Upward 636, Smith 636, Anderson 617, Ken Damme 617. Strike City WOMEN HIGH GAMES - Open: Kathy Heinz 245, Rachel Dunlap 230, Debbie Marshall 229, Kathi Sutherland 216, Linda Wright 212. Seniors: Joyce Clayborn 197, Ruth Grim 193, Ginny Glassman 184, Leta Jackson 182, Lavonne Wilcox 181. HIGH SERIES - Open: Heinz 632, Marshall 630, Sutherland 619, Debbie Deguisne 590, Joan Given 575. Seniors: Clayborn 537, Glassman 505, Jo Bray 491, Judy Steele 478, Grim 477. MEN HIGH GAMES - Open: Ryan Laisure 290, Richard Goosmann 279, Loran Heidecker 268, Allan Smith 262, Dennis Chittenden 259. Seniors: Tom Stocks 249, Larry Sachs 247, Larry Stribling 245, Chuck Kiefer 238, Jerry Gowins 222. HIGH SERIES - Open: Laisure 739, Stan Mallory 739, Chittenden 738, John Hall 716, Goosmann 711. Seniors: Kiefer 647, Bob Elder 624, Larry Sachs 624, Stocks 614, Gowins 603. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS JUNIORS - Katie Bowles 246 game/576 series, Siarra Fanning 186/492, Erin Butler 157/453, Jennifer Bohn 137/359, Brandi Yarnell 137/352. JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS JUNIORS - Tim Bohn 193/507, Geoffrey Bowles 154/439, Cody Page 170/419, Josh Lind /407, Jayden Olson 161/389, Wes Lavassaur 156/389. BANTAMS - Joseph Kramer 83/217, Jon Kramer 89/184. Timber Bowl JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS MAJORS - Kelsee Leno 234 game/563 series, Blair Prater prate v. prat·ed, prat·ing, prates v.intr. To talk idly and at length; chatter. v.tr. To utter idly or to little purpose. n. 163/447, Amber Zemp 153/425, Stefanie Corbin 159/379. JUNIORS - Hayley Leno 141/348, Katelyn Riedinger 143/342, Kandace Furlong 134/312. PREP - Alyssa Zemp 76/133. BANTAM - Briana Sparks 78/198. JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS MAJORS - Cody Sutherland 259/620, Pone See pwn. Vorachith 183/504. JUNIORS - Aaron Holmes 139/380, Michael Cox The name Michael Cox could refer to:
Emerald Lanes WOMEN HIGH GAMES - Kim Patton 279, Katie Plough 239, Tracy Denson 236, Teri Sunell 224, Kym Miner 224. HIGH SERIES - Patton 656, Sunell 624, Denson 616, Miner 598, Plough 581. MEN HIGH GAMES - Garit Sage 300, Rich Charboneau 300, Ray Bertram 289, Forrest Cardwell 279, Terry McCleery 279, Jacob Wallace 279. HIGH SERIES - Dennis Powell Dennis Clay Powell (born August 13, 1963 in Moultrie, Georgia) is a former pitcher in Major League Baseball. He pitched from 1985-1993 for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Seattle Mariners. As a hitter, he had three hits in his career; all were doubles. 751, Sage 735, McCleery 731, Bob Humbert 727, Charboneau 723. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS MAJORS - Chessica Hagues 213/561, Hannah Lyle /482, Ashley Westenhouse 169/463, Natasha Myers 201/461, Heidi Southworth 177/456, Jordan Humbert 169/. JUNIORS - Jordan Vaughn 167/463, Chelsea Copeland 121/334. PREP - MaKenzie Scott 117/281. JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS MAJORS - Richard Cornford 215/574, Brett Lambert 218/570, Matthew Fritz 243/565, Brandon Ewing /519, Brandon Sweeney /516, Alex Graham John Alexander "Alex" Graham (July 11 1890 – April 1943) was a Scottish footballer. Graham was born in Hurlford, Ayrshire but started playing for local clubs in Lanarkshire. 201/, Bryan Morris 188/. JUNIORS - Kyle Harris 195/498, Tanner Errecart 191/498, Shea Gates 182/493, Taylor Ray 184/476, Zach Williams 161/406. PREPS - Matthew Bells 125/332, Christian Rowe 107/313, Zach Hickman 102/311, Max Yonkers 98/266, Danier Rainer 96/229. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country Calendar UPCOMING EVENTS FRIDAY - The Eugene Challenge Cross Country for Kids two-kilometer race is Friday at 4 p.m. near the bridge next to Pre's Trail Pre's Trail, located on the north side of the Willamette River in Eugene, Oregon, United States, aka "Track Town USA", is a 4-mile-long running trail named after heralded University of Oregon athlete Steve Prefontaine. on the south side of Autzen Stadium The stadium is tucked between the Willamette River and Coburg Hills. The uniquely shaped bowl blends in with the wooded Eugene landscape. The shape also allows for unique acoustics, making it one of the loudest stadiums in NCAA Football for its capacity. . The race is free to boys and girls ages 10-18 who pre-register by Wednesday at the sponsoring Eugene Running Company store at Oakway Center. Race day registration is $10. Packet pickup will be available Thursday at the ERC (database) ERC - An extended entity-relationship model. store and include Nike "Go Pre" T-shirts and course and parking maps. Friday check-in is from 3 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. at the starting area. The girls' race begins at 4 p.m. and the boys' race at 4:15 p.m. SATURDAY - The season's first USATF USATF United States of America Track and Field (governing body for T&F, Race Walking & Distance Running) Oregon Association Junior Olympic developmental cross country meet closer than Salem is at Armitage Park off Coburg Road. Registration at $3 per runner begins at 9 a.m., course walk-through begins at 10 a.m. and races, from youngest to oldest, begin at 11 a.m. Youth age groups will include pre-bantam (two-kilometers, born 1999 and younger), bantam (3K, 1997-98), midget (3K, 1995-96), youth (4K, 1993-94), intermediate (5K, 1991-92) and young men/women (5K, 1989-90). Open and Masters races are also planned, but no details have been announced. 15th Northwest Cross Country Classic At Lane Community College 5,OOO-KILOMETERS OPEN RESULTS MEN'S TOP 10 - 1, David Morgan David Morgan may refer to:
WOMEN'S TOP 10 - (overall placing) 56, Brittney Dunn, 19:42. 58, Maggie Miller, 20:15. 62, Leah Twombly, 20:31. 64, Liisa Heinonen, 20:48. 67, Katelyn Alley, 21:01. 68, Kristin Haga, 21:08. 70, Stephanie Cooley, 21:11. 72, Katherine Barnhart, 21:17. 77, Briana Alston, 21:35. 78, Amanda Husted, 21:36. USATF Junior Olympic Developmental Meet At Salem TRACK CITY TRACK CLUB RESULTS BANTAM BOYS (3K) - James Felsher, 13:50. Gage Kronberger, 15:51. MIDGET GIRLS (3K) - Cassidy Roberts 14:10. Hanna Johnson, 14:24. Rebekah Rust, 18:12. YOUTH GIRL (4K) - Carly Hammer, 18:30. YOUTH BOY (4K) - Sam Seno, 18:23. GOLF Women's Inter-city Golf League At Mallard mallard: see duck. mallard Abundant “wild duck” (Anas platyrhynchos, family Anatidae) of the Northern Hemisphere, ancestor of most domestic ducks. The mallard is a typical dabbling duck in its general habits and courtship display. Creek Golf Resort FLIGHT A - Gross: Myers/Lavigne 73, Hickman/Hengler 81, France/Slattery 83. Net: Swadener/Peters 60, Kinney/Dooly 63, Haas/Heiny 66. FLIGHT B - Gross: Leroux/Coller 85, Schmidt/Stark 88, Barcus/Hemperley 91, Misensol/Vermilyea 91. Net: Klohs/Hillier 60, S. Wright/Caley 62, Sadowsky/Montgomery 69. FLIGHT C - Gross: Ellis/P. Wright 88, Herson/Hugi 99, Alexander/Pratt 99, Johnson/Miller 107. Net: Stacy/Lestock 61, Borg/Ramsey 68, Berg/Gandy 77. SEASON RESULTS FLIGHT A - Gross: Myers/Lavigne 317, France/Slattery 334, Swadener/Peters 339. Net: Hickman/Hengler 244, Kinney/Dooly 256, Kingsford/Wood 265. FLIGHT B - Gross: Leroux/McClory 355, Misensol/Vermilyea 363, Barcus/Hemperley 368. Net: Schmidt/Stark 256, Klohs/Hillier 265, S. Wright/Caley 265. FLIGHT C - Gross: Ellis/P. Wright 372, Stacy/Lestock 389, Berg/Gandy 412. Net: Herson/Hugi 252, Alexander/Pratt 254, Borg/Ramsey 274. Middlefield Golf Course Women's Club Women’s clubs first arose in the United States during the post-civil war period. As a result of increased leisure time due to modern household advances, middle class women had more time to engage in intellectual pursuits. FOUR-WEEK MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT - 1, Phyllis Gowing. 2, Jean McConnell. 3, Raye Jackson. 4, Dorothy Lundquist. Men's Club THURSDAY - TWO-MAN BEST BALL - Phil Blomquist/Jim Reeves/Dave England/Ed Moran, 26. Alan Schloss/Al Schweitzer/Ed Prunkl/Paul Waterman, 26. Tom Davis/Joe Giesel/Jim Gibson/Don Jacobson, 20. Dave Tooker/Bob Boggs/Don Arnold/Glen Hibner, 20. NET - Jim Hoover 61, Moran 62, Schloss 62, Davis 63, Tooker 63. GROSS - Don Hanly 66, Leroy Bodine 68, Mark Bendele 75, Mel Gowing 78. MONDAY - THREE-MAN POINTS - Mike Wolf/Jim Mootz/Gary Ingram/Ron Warner, 123. Horst Hittenberger/Bridge Maley/Rick Vargas/Tooker, 123. Jim Cunningham/Bob Praus/Jerry Fisher/Bill Avery, 123. NET - Frank Lacosse 61, Pat Richard 62, Rudy Nellermoe 64, Ingram 64. GROSS - Dylan Rowe 71, Moran 72, Bendele 72. Men's Club At Diamond Woods Golf Course SUNDAY - TWO-MAN CHAMPIONSHIP - Gross: Hibler/Tatum 142, James/Seery 143, Smith/Gambino 146. Net: Fisher/Fisher 122, Miles/Rice 123, Whitehurst/Watts 129. WEDNESDAY - SKINS GAME - Gross: Dave Gambino, Robert Goetze, Jeff Yost (2). Net: Yost, Jack Leith, Goetze, Gambino (2). RiverRidge Golf Course WOMEN'S CLUB SUTTONRIDGE MONDAYS - SCRAMBLE - Julie Longton/Earline Kopriva/Ruth Pohll, 33. Thyra Boyd/Sally Quigley/Jeann Nichols, 39. GYMNASTICS Back to School 2007 At Springfield LOCAL GIRLS PLACING IN THE TOP THREE NAT'L ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS LEVEL 4, JUNIOR A BARS - 1, Miranda Brown 9.25. ALL-AROUND - 2, Brown 35.80. LEVEL 4, JUNIOR B BEAM - 1, Rebecca Pruitt 9.15. FLOOR - 3 (tie), Pruitt and Karlie Ranck 9.30. LEVEL 4, SENIOR BARS - 1, Sky Holm 9.30. BEAM - 1, Holm 9.35. 3, Brianna Canterberry 9.30. FLOOR - 1, Jessica Linster 9.65. 2, Holm 9.60. LEVEL 4 TEAM - Second place, 110.75. LEVEL 5, CHILD BARS - 3, Melissa Rice 8.45. BEAM - 3, Rice 8.825. FLOOR - 3, Rice 9.05. ALL-AROUND - 3, Rice 35.025. LEVEL 5, JUNIOR BARS - 3, Ellie Pascoe-Long 9.25. BEAM - 2, Pascoe-Long 8.75. FLOOR - 3, Pascoe-Long 9.15. ALL-AROUND - 3, Pascoe-Long 36.00. LEVEL 5, SENIOR VAULT - 3, Sammie Jackson 8.60. BARS - 2, Lauren Furrer 8.70. BEAM - 1, Furrer 8.85. 2, Hayley Adair 8.80. 3, Raquel Jackson 8.65. FLOOR - 2, Furrer 8.70. 3, S. Jackson 8.475. ALL-AROUND - 1, Furrer 34.55. 3, R. Jackson 34.075. LEVEL 5 TEAM - Second place, 106.75. LEVEL 6, CHILD VAULT - 1, Meghan Moir 9.10. 3, Emily Baker 8.85. BARS - 1, Baker 9.30. 2, Hannah Nordstrand 9.00. BEAM - 1, Baker 9.00. FLOOR - 1, Baker 9.325. 2, Moir 9.025. 3, Nordstrand 8.80. ALL-AROUND - 1, Baker 36.475. 2, Nordstrand 35.10. LEVEL 6, SENIOR BARS - 2, Ileana Paules-Bronet 9.05. BEAM - 2, Paules-Bronet 9.15. FLOOR - 1, Paules-Bronet 9.225. ALL-AROUND - 1, Paules-Bronet 36.375. LEVEL 6 TEAM - First place, 108.825. GYMNASTICS NORTHWEST LEVEL 4, CHILD VAULT - 2, Ashley O'Hare 9.10. BEAM - 1, O'Hare 9.20. FLOOR - 2, O'Hare 9.40. ALL-AROUND - 3, O'Hare 35.40. LEVEL 4, SENIOR VAULT - 1, Shellie Anderson 9.30. 2, Annesha Milosevich 9.25. BARS - 2, Anderson 9.20. FLOOR - 2 (tie), Anderson and Milosevich 9.60. ALL-AROUND - 1, Anderson 36.75. 3, Milosevich 36.70. LEVEL 4 TEAM - Third place, 110.25. LEVEL 5, CHILD VAULT - 1, Amanda Larsen 9.30. BARS - 3, Larsen 8.45. FLOOR - 1, Larsen 9.50. ALL-AROUND - 2, Larsen 36.05. LEVEL 5, JUNIOR VAULT - 1 (tie), Samantha Chesla and Annie Holvey 9.25. BARS - 1, Chesla 9.35. BEAM - 3, Chesla 8.60. FLOOR - 1, Chesla 9.45. 2, Holvey 9.40. ALL-AROUND - 2, Chesla 36.65. LEVEL 5, SENIOR VAULT - 1, Allison Jensen 8.90. LEVEL 5 TEAM - First place, 107.625. LEVEL 6, CHILD BARS - 3, Danica Chin 8.30. BEAM - 1, Chin 9.00. ALL-AROUND - 3, Chin 34.80. LEVEL 6, JUNIOR VAULT - 1, Elena Phan 9.40. BARS - 1, Phan 9.00. 3, Hannah Power 8.80. BEAM - 1, Power 9.15. 3, Phan 8.95. FLOOR - 1, Phan 9.05. 2, Power 8.725. ALL-AROUND - 1, Phan 36.40. 2, Power 35.40. LEVEL 6, SENIOR BARS - 1, Jamie Millon 9.25. LEVEL 6 TEAM - Second place, 107.55. HOCKEY University of Oregon The University of Oregon is a public university located in Eugene, Oregon. The university was founded in 1876, graduating its first class two years later. The University of Oregon is one of 60 members of the Association of American Universities. Ice Hockey ice hockey: see hockey, ice. ice hockey Game played on an ice rink by two teams of six players on skates. The object is to drive a puck (a small, hard rubber disk) into the opponents' goal with a hockey stick, thus scoring one point. Schedule Fall Schedule ALL HOME GAMES BEGIN AT 7 P.M. AT THE LANE ICE CENTER Oct. 5, at Arizona State. Oct. 6, at Arizona State. Oct. 12, Washington State. Oct. 13, UCLA UCLA University of California at Los Angeles UCLA University Center for Learning Assistance (Illinois State University) UCLA University of Carrollton, TX and Lower Addison, TX . Oct. 18, at UCLA. Oct. 19, at Southern California Southern California, also colloquially known as SoCal, is the southern portion of the U.S. state of California. Centered on the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego, Southern California is home to nearly 24 million people and is the nation's second most populated region, . Oct. 20, at Southern California. Oct. 26, California. Oct. 27, California. Nov. 2, at Stanford. Nov. 3, at Stanford. Nov. 4, at San Jose San Jose, city, United States San Jose (sănəzā`, săn hōzā`), city (1990 pop. 782,248), seat of Santa Clara co., W central Calif.; founded 1777, inc. 1850. State. Nov. 9, Eastern Washington
Eleven more games plus conference championships and ACHL ACHL Atlantic Coast Hockey League regionals are scheduled for January and February, 2008. ROWING Row for the Cure At Portland FIVE-KILOMETERS OAR WINNERS - Two boats from Eugene's Oregon Association of Rowers won golds at the annual Susan G. Komen for the Cure Susan G. Komen for the Cure, formerly known as The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, is an organization supporting breast cancer research. Since its inception in 1982, Komen has invested nearly $1 billion in research, education and health services, making it the breast cancer fundraiser. Placing first was Tim Piehler in the men's recreational single race, and the masters mixed eights boat with Lexy Wellman (cox), Dave Horton, Dave Lingenfelder, Lex See yacc. 1. (tool) Lex - A lexical analyser generator for Unix and its input language. There is a GNU version called flex and a version written in, and outputting, SML/NJ called ML-lex. Schmidt, Debbe Cornitius, John Juhlin, John Stacey, Kit Staples and Anita Larson. The local club raised over $2,500 for the cause. RUGBY Pacific Northwest Rugby Football Union The Rugby Football Union (RFU) is the rugby union governing body in England. Among the Union's chief activities are conferences, organising international matches, and educating and training players and officials. Their publications include handbooks and guides for coaches. EUGENE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB RESULTS Sept. 22 AT PORTLAND - Portland Pigs 34, Eugene 10. EUGENE SCORING - Andrew Browse, one try; John Sowins, one conversion and one penalty kick. SCHEDULE - Saturday, Eugene vs. Peninsula at Bremerton; Oct. 13, Seattle Quake at Eugene. RUNNING Road Run/Walk Calendar WHAT'S NEW SUNDAY, OCT. 28 - Monster Dash, a 5,000-kilometer run/walk to be held in conjunction with the grand opening of the orthopedic health care Slocum Center on Coburg Road in Eugene, will be covered in more detail as the event nears. OTHER EVENTS SATURDAY - Liv's Fun Run and Walk, named for 2 1/2 -year-old Olivia McCurdy of Pleasant Hill, who was killed on Highway 58 in 2003, is a fundraiser for the Pleasant Hill Pre School that she would have attended. The five-kilometer course starts at 9 a.m. at Trent Elementary School and meanders through Elijah Bristow State Park. Registration is $20 with T-shirt, $15 without. There will be age group awards, random prizes and refreshments. Register online at goodrace.com. SATURDAY, Oct. 13 - Duck Dash and Walk, the ninth annual fundraiser for the UO Law School's Tom Foster Scholarship Fund, starts at 8:30 a.m. near the Hayward Field track, follows a five-kilometer course through the campus and ends at the law school. There will be random prizes and refreshments at the finish. Early registration through Thursday is $18 with a long-sleeve T-shirt, $12 without. Add $4 after Oct. 4. Visit goodrace.com for a printable entry form or online entry. SATURDAY, OCT. 13 - Million Dollar Challenge, a five-kilometer run/walk to benefit middle school cross-country programs in Bandon, Coos Bay and North Bend, will begin at 10 a.m. at the Coos Bay Boardwalk. The entry fee is $6 ($4 for students 18-and-under) through Oct. 8, and $8 thereafter. Contact: Pete Dawson, 541-267-6329, or southcoastrunningclub.com. SATURDAY, OCT. 20 - See Jane Run, the South Coast Running club's five-kilometer run/walk and one-mile non-competitive walk for women-only, benefits the Women's Safety and Resource Center. The event begins at 10 a.m. at John Tepits Park in Coos Bay. Entry is $15 with T-shirt, $6 without, postmarked by Oct. 5, $20 and $8 thereafter. Contact: Carolyn Thompson, (541) 756-6341, or visit southcoastrunningclub.com. SUNDAY, Oct. 21 - The 2007 Rippling River Run is a five-kilometer run/walk starting at 10 a.m. at EWEB Plaza (500 E. Fourth Ave.) in Eugene and following Willamette River and Alton Baker Park Alton Baker Park is located in Eugene, Oregon, United States, near Autzen Stadium. It features duck ponds, bicycle trails, and a dog park, and directly touches the Ferry Street Bridge. bike paths. Entry is $10 through Oct. 20 and $13 during 8:30 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. race day registration. Register online at eclecticedgeracing.com. ONE-TIME MENTION Online running calendars catering to area enthusiasts include the Eugene-based goodrace.com and eclecticedgeracing.com sites. Southcoastrunningclub.com covers Coos County and surrounding areas, while Salem-based wvroadrunners.org offers an extensive listing of statewide Oregon, Pacific Northwest and Pacific Coast events. SOFTBALL Eugene Community Softball League "WE'RE ALL SERIOUS" TOURNAMENT RESULTS - (Week two of two) Comedy Club 10, Hit Parade 6. Aging Heros 17, Club Dave Renegades 14. Oregon Woods 19, Young Guns 12. Comedy Club 13, Aging Heros 12. Comedy Club 15, Young Guns 14. Championship game: Oregon Woods 16, Comedy Club 7. Commisioner's Grudge Match game: Randy's Road Graders 15, Cyndee's Succulents 14. |
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