VIII WORLD VETERANS' CHAMPIONSHIPS
Eugene-Springfield, Oregon, USA
l, Eugene ready for big meet. page 38 O Schedule of events. pages 128 & 138 [J Lottery game to benefit intercollegiate sports. page 178 Olympic Hall of Fame inducts Vets' Games participant. page 208
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Editor - C..ir1 HPnl,·1 Cop� Editor - l hri,1nph,·r RIJ,r
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l1hu1ob1 Eh�l1thrmo1n Tom fordan. e,e�ut 'I' directornf the 11'or/d h l'eteran; · Champiom,hip; or(?anizing committee said the ent u ,// bring e, more lhan $10 million to the Eugene-Springfield e;;onomy. Track event to bring competitors, visitors • By Michael Diel, I irn I Jiiugl.i,, , 1'\Plutive Emerald Contributor 'u •· p11·s1dt>11I of Eugrne's f h,111ilwr id ( 11111mt·n1• ,,ud the w.i_.., · 1h, · \\ (lrld \ t·ti-r�nh { ho111- �!(I mill111n ligun• right p1<111... h1J.�.., hi-rdd,·d t)\ !lw 011 - 111 f.1rg,•I tn t1·rms ol 1111me· µnn Tr,H � (·Ju, \IJ�ll'1.., c1 ... • tlw d1alt• t'LOnomu impact ldrg, st tr,ll J... J.nd f1t�Jd 11lt'l'l in Douglas_-; also sdid lht> ,•\·rnt · should historv. \\Ill altrau about · hefµ e:\pdnd Eugene s promincn h.000 parl1t.:1pants from 60 c P Ill the m!i•rnallondl sports anrl lrac countries to the Eugene area s�L.jU�M poop.l-J... world'•-••• _ ., ..,� the (,dllWS tfJ.Lk J.nd fit·ld t'\"t'llts t\ ol 11lft'rnc1t101ldl commu.n1hafi. (for comparison_ Olvmp,c \\ ill bt• e,pPnrnc 111g thP Eu dr;H\ about 1.21111 comµt'l1tor'-I 11•111• dr1·a f1r..,lhc111d lord.tn said ThP event 1s t"'\JWlted to t•\·t'nl wuuld ht· ··rt>dl good bring 1nconw 111 e-,u•ss of $ I ti tht• for Eugene·, tra< k n•put�t1on million to the Eugene-Spring and \'t'f) \"Pf\ gnod for tour- field ar a. a,d Torn Jordan. e, ecuu,-e dire tor of thr Orgam, ing ommillee for the VIII World Veterans· Charnp1on • All you can eat Salad Bar • Kid's Menu sh1ps Turn to Games, Page 17 B with Mexican & Pasta • Great Shakes • Sandwiches • King-Size Sandwiches • Works Burgers • Convenient Drive-Thru • Hot Baked Potato Bar • 15% Senior Discount • Carry Out Salads
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Our llfW sl!Xt. GLOBAL TRAVELER. at l'1t 5th SI Mam! featurrs MEN'S CLOTHING from otl,er /a""5 ,n colorful. wmfortafk natural ,------,------� fibres a'11l a uniqUL assorl111tnt of 1ntms/1nJJ al1duseful PRODUCT'S FOR LARGE ROAST BEEF I WORKS BURGER ALL TRAVELERS COMBO .a.1 Our onginal FOLKWAYS store at tlie 5th SI Market has moved across l'1t hall to a bt'aun{ul new spac, We haw almost doubled oor S1ZP to bnnJJ J/00 """ more immen s do /@X.! Not valid w,th any FAST FOOD w,th any 8 Not valid FOOD FAST pon other discount or coupon other discount or cou STYLE WITH STYLE s WITH .!!f'!!���------.J.!:fI •:__!;!'�------' I m'ant"t'iames Tuesday. July ?5;1989 Eugene area ready to host track and field meet ·l d 11\n tc 1111•r lr111 t''\fll I lt·d !11r 1h1 I h.-t111p1u11 111.in\ JJµ.in \, t111cl,111an.1 Pl and sighlst·Ping By Gar Henley 1hrl1t1gh, td t!u \\or I p .. f.t, ,Ji1p-. Ii,I � Ilg I f,it.il nl ,tp \1islr111,1 (,n·,tl Bral.Jlrl \:1•\\ \f,·n agp 40-44 comprise Emerald ssociate Editor I' I II h, l llt>fl',t p, pr I Ill It 1\ II 11011 \ ,1!11 , 11 n1 ,. 11.11\ I ,111.1d.1 th,· IJrg,,,1 "nglP cat.. gon of \\ It If It Id I \tI ,, II 1ompt•l1lors f] fill m �ft·l r• l· I II ' l I 'f I 'pI Ill1-: I Id I Ht I th, I n t, d SI.Jlt•s , I I 11 IOIIIJl'ltt l'IH- 11 \Jpj hntJr111· Jnr llw l1Ui- gamt•sJ l0\\ 11 ' \ 11 h 1 ,, • ptt It I, I I I I t 1J �I '\l\,I\ ,1(!(1 ' \ I \\t'rll\ l\,o pt'f' ,·nl of the ,1m.1tlw \ 1, I ,l'I t1 I II l H1tpt•f1l11rs If 'UJ"' \\t'ffl alr.... a1h 11 11, ' •m \\ 1111 1 Jiguri 1·\JH ll1d tu r1wn1 .. " ,,, I, I ,1 1 .. ( I " , 11m1, ', �ru,, Tl--1s r,·pr, Tl ,,, ,, I Ill I Ii I,• Ill\ " ' I ,·I j)t' t·nl lfH ,Pd e 11! 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Casoadengebirge. lontaiias de la Ca,cada The tour of the Cascades is ooe_of man_,, being offered to visitorsof the lo no matter what language you 're speaking. the Oregon asc:alle are;, �ght World {'elerans' Championships. t',lllrSIOTlS to pidU-'S including At Jpc1st \I'\. of the tour busses Internationaltlw Ort•gnnvisitors U)ast ( r,llt•r Lc1kt>to samplefdlt•d b,· Cerman ,·1s1tors By Greg Hough the (:ctsc.ic!P" and tlw 1.m,t'r dnd di led,! anollwr four b1 EmeraldA huge> 111flu'\Contributor ul lon�1�n ,·1�1- \lt"-Pnzw R1\'Pr tourists,, di lrom lc1pdn. �tc..Clwsne\ sightstors will dt>s(t>nd uponof Eu�l'llf' Eugene-Springfield, \\'p hctve room tor .ibout sd1d Sevrrdl otherstate bw,loc1ds this ,,et'� for tht· \\'orld \ 1•t1•r .! 2.tlll spnh on up to llO bus "di hP filled with people from an� Chamµ1unsh1p� . .ind a siz �Ps. • t\-lc('hpsnrv �J1cl 'The Ital, and from Scandinavian able numht'r ol lhem ,, ill ln\'f"'� thing th.it scares me 1s a last countries. she added t1galf' 111·.trll\ ..,tl'Jrn ,1tlrart1nno:; minute rush SomP of thr \·1si The busses are being con durmg tours 11rgct1112l-'d b, tht> l11rs U'>lldlh W,111 ,111d St-'t· If tra< led through Pc1c1fic Run Ch.,mp1011',h1p.., ofln P 1he, ·n� 1-to1ng l1,..1 t,lrup ,in 1'\'Pnt (:o,1chc'- Jnd Crr\'11ound Bus Tour... organizn D1.uw or "ometh111R bdore tht·,· <.;Onl LinPS. I (h,.sne\ ,aid m1t to d tour met !umh •s '"II bt' pro\lded \le(' h,�s,w, ,,h11 nwn.., ,111 Gour en•nt p\.rnn1ng bus11w-,s in Eu \lcChe,ne1 bv the gf'nt> scud mnn• th,rn bO tour percent of ui nt r>sl Visitors of the Cbampiooships will also have the opportunity Oreg n El ln<- Sta!Jon have bc,•n tilled. and list consists of ,a,den!nl aboutcompeti� 9'1 do some wbitewater rafting on one Oregon's most scenic uranl she add d taJ..r ,·1s1tors on tors their famditour enrollm rivers. busst>, lo of wall singlP-dav and s Turn to Attractions, Page 5 B ��®ffl�(Q)�Outdoor HandcraftedIB1i)(R)���f Market International Food Court Performing Arts Festival Mid-SummerCelebrations 10am SATURDAY July 29th 11am Brian Cutean 3:90 Ia Hot Food Buffet: It's Bountlfull F�alunng Thin Crusl and Pan P1ua Chicago tyle. Deep Fned Original Songster (for Marinated Chicken ch1Cken w11h Barbecue ",auce. Mo}O Potames Lasagn.: Bakl'd Beans Hol fresh Btorigam.i Just Like It The azz Eugene-Style baked Cinnamon rolls & Crescent Rolls (Daily for lunch. Mon Tue') & Sun Nights) NoonFolded Paper/ Stories 5: kids) 00 & Salad Bar: It's Fabulous! More than 40 11ems w11h Lois of Fresh Fru11 Include� a gourmet Salad Sponsored by City of Eugene Selec11on feaiunng salads made m l "s Own K11chen-Plus Hot. fresh baked Breadst1cks Crescent Ma� Race D zzy & l:�O & el Rey the Bluea Gaton Rolls Classical Guitar Yeah, Let's Bop Some More! Pizza. The World's Fmest P,ua Featuring our own Perwnal Crus1 Recipes Call ahead from home work Del Rey the 6:30Blues Gaton a. or play and p1ck·up dinner on your way Zoot Suit Music, Let'sEop & Swing! Chicken: No One Does h Bener1 Manna!ed and coated w11h Our Own Recipes of Herbs & Spices & Eagle Park Slim Hi• Band Pressure Fried 10 Perfec11on m Cholesterol-free vegelable 011 Take 11 home Ifs a grea1 Mam Dish. Pten1cs, Electric Blues: In the Pollucks & Parties Grand Old Manner Sandwiches: luy's Deli sandwiches are available on your choice of French roll or Sourdough bread 10am Bret Y:alm.quiatSATURDAY Aua 5th Meetings & Banquet Facllltles: Give us a call 10 schedule your meetings Morning. Afternoons or 3:00 Evenings 11am Primo Eugene Guitarist Bala!on _ Kids)Man mba PercusS1on Menngue Juat p lD Thru NoonSolo Physicl�eatr (For5:00 The NEXT TO CAMPUS Spoosored by The City of Eu_gene 1:30 Brian Hain.. 8ouhatio11.1 730 East Broadway Piano Peregnnations R&B: Memphis to Detroit Sounds Marcua A, Chriatiana International Music call ahead and pick up your order at our drive-up window or visit us inside the restaurant 485-0576 Tuesdav. July 25, t• .rn Attractions Continued from Page �1cChesnev said tours will official T-shirt to lithographs also ,nclude trips to \\'ilcllife to chocolate snac�s afan near Roseburg. the The official poster of the l\e,erhauser \\OOd products Champ1onsh1ps. currently seen mdl in Spnngf,eld. and two lo all o,er town on store and of cat,ons on the coast the c,tv of fice '"ndO\,s. features a com NC\,por t. and the Sea Lion m1ss1oned lithograph called Ca, es "The �laster Spirit." created The tour program "as given by Eugene artist Carol r\nan an initial grant by the Oregon Arian sa,d she spent nearly Touri.!,m Commission to set up 50 hours on the pdtnling. using operations. :-.tcChesney said photographs and models to cre Other funding. she added, ate the male and female <1th "comes stnctl\' from what we letes portrayed The central im get from the tour, " she said, 1s that of Eugene "\\e· ·re not ma�tng a whole runner Neil Chinn of mone,. · :0.1cChesne,· age."It was an 1ncred1ble under sa,d "Our obiecllw ,s to ha, e ta�1ng." r\nan sa,d of the tgobhese peopl,, ,onw bac� later painltng "I \\dnted to gel and ...,pend murt"' 11101,e\ 1n the across the effort ,nvohed. the tlrt'J ,enousnt'ss of the athletes " \\'hile Ill to\\n , ·is1tors m.i, Other souve111rs to be offered at also ilnd th,•msehes parting the store include sculptures of from tlw1r Ct"l',h dl a storr sr\1- athletes created b v Eugene art- tng offiual Champ,onsh,ps 1st :-.1t�e Lecl,e. and an offiual .. ITIPfl lldnd1�t· dnd relctll'd good� "chocolate medal. designed The store \\ ,II bt>Klll operation b, Eugene's Euphoria Choe o at \lcr\rthur Court th" \\Pe, late Compam ,\IJrk.t>I111� Rt>prt•,1:nt�1t1, e H, 'f-\er)th111g ''" J1cl. ,,p tru•d Ro"tdrto ,did to �o \'f"f\ Eugprw." Rn!.drJO The store. \\hIC h \\Ill on up1 sa,d much of the ma111 court drCd, Tom Jorddn, e,t"tut1,e d1rec· wdl be accomp.irned bv a post tor of the Champ,onsh,ps. sa,d office and a t emporan branch merchandising "di play a big of Pa ,r.c Continental l:l an�. role if the t>vent 1s to show a Pholo b, t I,�, I u him aft RosJno said prof,t Rosano addt>d that the store "\\'e're ,,nd of betting on Marketing Representatii•e Hy Rosario models one of the many souvenirs which can be pur will also feature mform,.1tion that ·,· amount of money will chased the week of the Championships. A temporary store for the merchandise will be set up in desb on tours and housing McArthur Court a week prior to the games. and merchandise ranging from Attractions, Turn to Page 8 B OPEN SATURDAYfor your convenience U.S. Bank Campus branch only Attention EORP STUDENTS! Come See Our New Student Package Accounts Also providing a full range of banking services • Check Cashing • Visa/MC Advances • Exchange on Foreign Currencies OPEN: Sat. July 29 10am-4pm �BANK 13th & Alder CJMember FDIC World Veterans' Games, Page 58 o,,aon Daily Emerald Supplement Welcome from the EMU Food Service! World Veterans' Championships ' fl A La Carte OpenHamburger 2pm ...... - 9pm...... Daily $2.00 B.B.Q. ¼ Chicken ...... $2.00 Bierwu�st ...... s2. 00 Calzone ...... s2. 00 Full Meal...... $4.50 Includes Salad, Chips, and Baked Beans Cold Beverages and Snacks served 2pm to 9pm Daily. Located on the East lawn of the Erb Memorial Union EMU Food Service 686-3718 Page 68, World Veterans' Games Beer Garden Grill Tuesday, July 25, 1989 Welcome from the EMU Food Service! World Veterans' Championships Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Buffet Breakfast Buffet - $3.25 (Served 7:00 to 10:30 am) Entree choices include eggs, french toast, variety of break fast meat and pastry items, yogurt bar, hash browns and choice of beverage. Lunch Buffet - $4. 75 (Served 11:00am to 2:00pm) Buffet to include choice of hot line entree (varies daily), with vegetables and rice or potato, one trip through self serve sal ad bar, and choice of beverage. Dinner Buff et - $6.50 (Served 5:00 to 8:00pm) Buffet to include choice of hot dinner entree with vegetables and rice or potato, one trip through self serve salad bar, choice of dessert and choice of beverage. Buffet served in Erb Memorial {;nion Fountain Court Cafeteria. Meals may be purchased a la carte. Daily Package 10% discount, (3 meals-$13.00 per day) EMU FooSee Cashier forrvice details, or CALL 686-3718 \\orld \ etrrans' Games Page 78 Attractions_ Continued from Page 5 B be spent on merchandise." Jor dan sc.Jid today!! "\\'c ha\'f• three main areas in Reserve space which to ga111 funds: entry fees. sponsorship and merchan .. di,e, Jordan said "Entry fees and sponsurships are known Call 686-3712 factors. but men handising is not. cllld \n,'re under pressure lo m<1ke a lot al monev from . . It Jordan said the Champion ships an• essent,alll' non-profit, bu I sho\\' i 11g a profit at the end of th,, nwel can be used lo lure futun, mdior meels. such as the l IS Olrn1pic Tnals. to Eu gene .Am profits made from tht' gilmt"s will lw donated to th,• Oregon Trdd C:lub. he add Daily Emerald Pd PresentsOregon... Th,• \\'or/d \'eterans· Champtonshq.JsFacts and Figures will re quire ,111 f'st1mdtl'd JSO of fic1dls pt'r On Jul, J di I lan,ard � ,,ld. fo� e, amplP. organizerscl<11 are29 Featuring: prowcting �. 17-! competi * Team Rosters tors. in 170 heats. and Home Gaine Football Sections Io', hours al competi * Pac Ten conference 1989 tion. with anothrr 1.317 competitors. 13, heats up-dates and hours at Silke Field in Springfield * Player features The 15organizers expect Much, much more! thPy \\'ill spend about I * mil/1on staging the games and that the \'isitors will$ put million back into the local economv \'isi tors $10will pay their own way. and are e\pected to fill every hotel and motel room in Eugene and Springfield and accom modations from Salem to Roseburg :\feet co-di rector Tom Jordan has said that th JS "ill be the biggest sporting event. economically. in Eugene htstorv. btgger than e\'en tht' Llntted States Olvm p1c Trials The Umier slll' of Oregon \\'ill offer a limited number of visitors a dorm1torv room and three meals a dav for HOMI:: GAMI:: PROGRAM DATl::S a dal' A Hungar ian group has rented an WASl-IING.ION $25.50entire sorority house Run : Sept. 2-9 Runs: Oct. 6 Some visitors ·will have their families with them Deadline:ARIZONA Sept. 25 D..e.adljne.; Oct i 1 r and will tour Oregon as well as compete The LONG BEACH OREGON \'Ill \\'arid Veterans· STATEp.m. p.m. Champ1onsh1ps will inau STATE gurate a new event- the Run : !1.7 Runs: Oct. 27 Nov. 10 kilometer road race- {)ct 1!'3 Deadli.ll.e: 0..ea.dline� Nov, 13 a World Championships J. p-m� p,.m, event for veterans onlv. with medals awarded in each age division It will be held on Thursdal'. Julv '27. thl' opening day Or lhP Champtonsh,ps and tt will bl' a top-le,e/ nn a flat. last course At the recommendation 10f..of the \\ orld Association of \'eteran Athlete �lulti Events Committee. the pentathlon has been re- pf ced b1• a heptathlon Athletes from for wompn and a decath lon for men. It will be approximately 57 held J ilv on the different countries first two days of the Championships27-28.. There have come together will be no pentathlon held as a \\'arid Cham to compete in the pionships event. World Veterans' Championships in Eugene/ Springfield. Recycle This Paper Page 8B, World Veterans· Games Tuesday, July 25, •18419 COBURG .,._.,.,.._. ...,.,., ..... COUtrt11,c:u.1• -.. """'...... ,. SANTA �. ... CLARA \. WlllAIC.ENZIE BETHEL - lUOUot • DANEBO 0 RIVER COl,/NTflYCH• !-, . __ ••• o,n,�"' M •.••• �"I ,) •' :- .,.. 0: THURSTON ·.;:·::.:�:,� . ; � . �IQ.��.... : .:, .... .�. ::::r OltfGON SPRINGFIELD i.;i: ��.: �,. (' ,; -. EUGENE 0 ·�. I Eu� C�m� ot C�cc· Sp,,ngt,e,1(1 C�� ,,1 (Omm.f'•c• Eugene Sp, ,ng1,.10 (0n,.en1,('ln & V,s,101 sBu•f41v 2 V111�., R,..,e, Ct!tn1..- J 51h Slfttl Publo· M,,�,, • $p,,ngt,e+oM•II & Mor..... � Sr.C!'Q D•st 5 W,ll•men• '"'"'"" ,1 S<:•e<'<• &T.cr,noto,.;i,, 6 O.o.,.• ..,M•• S0,.,u,1°""rw 11,1.,. 8 L•n@Count\ F.t,rg•our FASHION EXTRA NOW IN ITS Sch YEAR! Oregon Daily Emerald's TAKE AN EXTRA DUCK B�'.U .:our,ornCKS �,udeno "a,1 for,and�! % OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DEADLlNE·Sc r,1 ,., DEADUNE.iO« ..111 ..,...,.....,s.,,,. .... l•Uil""""J,u,.4111 A.t,.ia-t;S.,p0.1911, Rc-lM....t;J.,..Utl! ALREADY REDUCED IJ.0001•....,,.,.i IS,OOOPnn1.,J SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS DOES NOT APPLY TO PRIOR SALES CAMPUS 686-4381 'TYPESETTING•PA Page 108, World reterans' Gam:,s STE-UP•I J.;,::;:'DESIGI!• PMT't • �rtANSPAREkCIES Tuesday, July 25, 1989 ... v Unlimited Aerobics v The Water Machine v Universal Super Circuit Hay" ard Field Deady Hall ,,,. Complete Spa/Locker Facilities v Electronic Exercycle v Tanning v Adjacent to Jogging/ Bicycle Trails '-="' BEST HOURS • BEST PRICES I I 6am 11pm 485· 1475 Franklon Blvd 7 Days a Week 1624 -Across from Campus rlllltMiM "'"""""'.._...... ,..__ _ ! Come out i � and watch University of Oregon E,,g- O<-oo,, ,,___ ,_.,...... ,.,,...... Ke �:t:i��� '-_""_"' ----,____...... - 0, __ Games! I NJIIINUffltfffllllttffltftHllt ___ __ 1)uck Qtm. ymvt efftURetJtetdimt Ceufelt!!! 0 Billiards 0 Music Video 0 Bowling Lounge 0 Video Arcade 0 Darts 0 Lost & Found 0 Foosball 0 Pro Shop Bowling/ 0 Table Tennis Billiards 0 Classes 0 Leagues 0 Tournaments 0 Rental Lockers LOCATED GROUND FLOOR IN THE EMU 686-3711 Hours: Mon. - Sat. 12:00pm - 9:00pm World \'t'terans' Games, PagP 11 ll Oregon Daily Emerald SupplemPnl WELCOME VIII WORLD VETERANS' TO ActlveWeor for Men & Women EUGENE 877E.ut 13th,Eugene, OR (N._.110 the u of O Boolworc) Cottonsweats 342-6375 Lycra tights Neon t-shirts Baryshnikov Dansk:in Marika Tie. 2SATIPM 2SATWM 2SATIAM ISAIJAM 100,' 2FRUAM lfAWI 10000' 1SAT1AM ISATIAM �HS' l!OH' 1SUN:PM 1SUN/PM ,oc ..., ll'HURIPM lTHUR,J>M GOOD THRU AUG. 6TH rT 'r •"! 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FOTO FLASH Can process your print film AND your E-6 slide film in just: • Eugene's Finest Italian c.,.,. 1 H OUR! • Wide selection of Pasta • Late dinners served til t I :00 Sun,Thu Other services include: Midnight on Fri & Sat CJOUO+ • Prints from Slides • Full-Service Bar INC. • Enlargements CJ[1�W 485,2909 If..,,.. \f,,n • Color Laser Copies Fr,. 6th & Willameue Si1.• 18th & Willamette • Overnight B/W Proof (aLw�\ lr�m 1h\' Huh) 484-6116 Sheets Student Discounts Available! • Posters Visa, Mastercard, and Discover Welcome = ::E: CS Page l2B, World Veterans' Games Tuesday, July 25, 1989 Or,., ' CHAMPIONSHIPS--- Rest On Your Laurels PRELIMINARY COMPETITION SCHEDULE - MEN \\'e have 14 private outdoor spa rooms M40 M45 MSO M55 M60 M65 M70 M75 Meo M85 M90 M95+ for a relaxing soak in a clean, esthetically pleasing environment. Call 345-9048 for reservations and information. l 1883 Garden Avenue, Eugene .·luuss Frunl+.lm lluule,·ard from U of Ocampus TUE.IA.M HBEllWOCKY�A.RD�• GIFT� 1SAT,'A.M •:,A�Pl,! ,s,.� ::iv SV,PIJ su,,Pv "UEPV T,.JEPI.A + +--7"P1.,.:tPIJ � ;;01JR,Pl,t 'S,.i•,AV ·sv, A\t ,- ",.0,1 . 'SI·', A.V Our customers tell us that we have the best selection of cards & amusing gifts in Eugene, 13thBut Ave come. .., see for yourself! LJ',.1 Jl.;•P .. � Campus .. P�E� ',JP I :,J• . ;I' GJI '),._J :.\' E(A�.. � ', 1308 Hilyard St. (across from Dairy Queen) Hours during Veterans' Games: """"';:.f1.,I,•, M·F 9:30·9:00 Sat. 9:30·6:00 1&0C"' -!El4.•� Sun. 12.00·5:00 WHERE A SANDWICH ISNow A servingCOMPLETE Soup & Salad MEAL Small drink and daily soup specials &great salads Dailysmall Uunch sandwich Special 25 varieties of COLD BEER & DRINKS hot and cold sandwiches r------�------�------1 00 O�F I 35e OFF I soe OFF I . I I I family size I sm sandwich med d i I (corner of 12th & Alder) I I san w ch sis andwich I •; foot 3 f I I IL------�------...,_ 2 I /4 oot. ______2 foot J phone: 343-1141 I ,,pSli'< World Velerans· Games. Page 138 Oregon Oailv Emerald Supplement ".-.-�11\111·....• Event's 'behind the scenes' work a I• S_..._...... to require help from volunteers If you have: '->toppt•d s1T11/k111g • luw1·n·rl f.its • l"w"n,d s11cl1u111 • ¼ t< 11, cl \11t1r, l!olt·st,·rol I, \t I• 111- You talk our language. If not, maybe you should! Any questions? Come meet our VitamiticiansWITH ·· ANY $25.00 PURCHASE OOES NOT lPPl r tO SAU ITEMS Photo b) Ton\ Peel. Commissioner of Officials Jerry Jenson prepares his group of volunteers for the Championships. Re�umes, brochur��. business cards, c,tv She sa,d she hopes to add official Veterans Champion statione ry ...,,e Jo tt all. to the list people .. who have ships merchandise bacl,..ground in merchandisrng'' Volunteer openings also re- Louer Pcrfec1 Graphics 686-4381. for work at a temporary store at McArthur Courl that will sell Turn to Volunteers, Page 158 · WELCOME·1f0 EUGENE! �O O�D FRIENDS AND NEW ERIENDS. A Daily Lunch Special Full Menu 11-9 Featuring Eugene's Snacks 3- l l Daily Breakfa t • HomemadeGourmet Soups Special • Hamburgers:Special Sandwiches Regularly $1.95 • Refreshing Salads • Nachos, Fries, Served and Onion Rings 7:30-10:30 M-F 9-11 Sat. SERVING Tuesday Julv 25, 198'1 South Korean athlete ready Co from Page 148 s ntinued mainVolu for thosentee who canr act as siderate." ed. for World Championships translators for foreign visitors Oleander, who works up to "The most popular thing By Greg Hough to the meet, Sundqvist said, 20 hours a week at the office, hosts seem to want is to bold Emerald Contributor adding that competitors in the said she will be helping with barbecues for their guests," Championships will represent registration in the tour bus Anderson said. Others have Dr. Yong Ki Paik has spent a nearly 60 countries. area during the champion expressed an interest to take lifetime competing and coach "We have a particular need ships. She added that in recent visitors on rafting trips, play ing in a number of sports. from for Japanese-speaking peo days she's been making bro golf, or go on a bike ride, he gymnastics to weightlifting to ple," Sundqvist said. "But chures and coupons for the added. the high hurdles. He has estab anyone who can speak French, huge influx of visitors expect Anderson, who plans to lished himself as one of the all Spanish. German or Italian can ed for the meet. compete in the 10,000 meter time great men of sports in also likely help." Several of the foreign visi run at the Championships, South Korea. Sundqvist said she and sev tors will be treated to the said the "Host An Athlete" eral volunteers have recently amenities of "Host An Ath service will be provided free of Recently retired as a Profes put in long hours at the Cham lete." a volunteer program for charge to competitors, and is sor of Physical Education at pionships office, located at the the Championships coordinat funded primarily by the volun Chungang University in Seoul. downtown Eugene Hilton. The ed by area resident Jack Ander teering households. A similar the 76-year-old Paik decided office will move to McArthur son. service offered during the 1987 earlier this year to rekindle an Court later this week. she add Anderson said about 90 Championships in Melbourne, interest in what may be the sin ed. households have joined the Australia was well-received, gle toughest athletic endeavor Dr. Yong Ki Paik University senior Adria Ole program, and added that up to he added. in competitive sports- the ander is finishing her colle 250 could come aboard by the One of the competitors, 76 track and field decathlon event. pate in athletic events at this giate career by interning at the end of the Championships. year-old South Korean stage of his life. office for college credit. "The initial purpose of the decathlete Dr. Yong Ki Paik, On Thursday and Friday Paik "The aim of physical educa ''I'm having a lot of fun," program is not to house but to arrived in Eugene last week will participate in the decath tion," he said. "is people-to Oleander said. "Everyone's provide cultural interaction for and was taken out to a Chinese lon at the World Veterans people contact. where we can really eager to help out. Even the visitors," Anderson said. dinner by local resident Ki Championships in Eugene. He be helping each other. We need though it's close quarters and The number of visitors house Won Rhew, owner and presi said he's "not competing with more sports that bring people people are kind of getting holds have volunteered to host dent of Pacific Information anyone - I'm just trying to test of different nationalities togeth stressed out. they're still con- varies from one to 60, he add- Processors in Eugene. myself." er as world citizens." To prepare himself for the test. Paik spends about two and -a-half hours a day in train ing He said he gets up early each morning and runs about 800 meters. and later in the day lifts Indian clubs and does row ing motions on an exercise ma chine ,,,,,, South Korea This is Paik's sixth visit to the United States, and his first to Eugene. Soon after his arri va I here last week, he paid a courtesy call to Celeste Ulrich. dean of the University's depart ment of human development and performance. Sporting a 1988 Seoul Olym pics pin on his jacket. Paik re called his athletic successes in the 1930s. during the Japanese occupation of Korea. Bo Jack son has nothing on this guy Paik said he was a top gymnast. weightlifter and hurdler in his country. Though Paik never competed in an Olympic Games. he has participated in several Summer Olympics He coached the Ko U of O CAMPUS rean weightlifting teams during the 1948 LQndon Games and the 1952 Games in Helsinki, Visit Us Finland. During the 1964 To For Our: N.. kyo Games he was referee for the weightlifting competition. and for last year's Seoul Games FULLFresh S aladSERVICEs • Box Lun ches -= he was a member of the Seoul ColdDELICATESSEN Drinks • Sandwic hes To Go Olympic Committee. He says the recent Olympics BAKERY in South Korea moved his Choose from many fresh baked items made with good country toward becoming a health in mind. We have a wide variety of oat bran strong a thletic competitor on products; IO varieties ol bagels; cookies and pastries. the world scene. But he added that a wave of anti-American sentiment among young South For Parties • Weddings • Meetings • Call Us For Details Koreans threatens to cut the country off from a prime source CATERING 484-4497 of top-notch training. Paik, showing he still has the Open Everyday 7:30 am - 9:00 pm right stuff as a septuagenarian. 2435 Hilyard Street lifted himself from his chair in Ulrich's office in classic gym Around the conwrfrom Sundanc�. nastic pommel-horse fashion legs straight out. bar� erect Clearly, he was exci• ·d at ha·· ing the opportunity to pa" i- World Veteran•' Games, Page l 5B Oregon Daily Ell''.,. ,lement Reserve ad space today! The first day of NEW STUDENT WEEK & FRATERNITY /SORORITY RUSH This year's edition features& four sections: CAMPUS WIDE REGISTRATION 1) UNIVERSITY LIFE 3) SPORTS FEATURES 2) COMMUNITY LIFE 4) ENTERTAINMENT VITALUNIVERSITY ADVERTISING SPORTS COPY DEADLINES SECTIONS & DEADLINECOMMUNITY: AUGUST ENTERTAINMENT 14 1 p.m. INCLUDES CAMERA READY SPACE RESERVATION & DEADLINE:ALL PRE-APPROVED CAMERAAUGUST READY ADS17 MUST 1 p.m. BE IN ODE OFFICE BY SEPTEMBER 1ST. INCLUDES CAMERA READY SPACE RESERVATION DON'T DON'T MISS MISS OUR OUR $220 $220 MILLION MILLION MARKET MARKET Continued from Page 2B totaled about $43 million. \\'ith c1ccord111g to dn Oregon Trac, sc11d thp meet \\'Ould be good events Other pdrticipants of ed to grow for the 1989 event. nearlv a quarter of that figure Club 111formalion shPPI for Eugene's sports rPpulalion note include Lee Evans. whose Men. age 40-44, comprise the e,p1�l trrl during the \\, n \vre\...s Thr e,·enl is held llverv two The event ,\Ill lend "credibili world record in the 400 meters largest single category of com of the \' eterans' Chdrnp1on \l'ars. and the 1<18<1 Champ1on tv to the cornmunitv s abilitv to lasted two decades. from the petitors Games .. ships. said Linda 11 es ton of the sh1ps will bP the first e,·er 111 host ma1or events, Douglass 1968 Me,ico City Olympics to Volunteers are needed for the Eugene-Springfield Com c•nt1on the L1nitt>d Stales Previous ,aid last summer; and Manfred JO-day event. July 27-Aug. 6. and \'1s1tors HurC'au \\'arid l'etrran{ G.imes ha,e \\'eslon �aid this en"nl will Steffney. a \\'est German pro Interested individuals need not been held 1n Canada. S\\' eden. · 'demonstrate to people that fessor who ran n 2:13 marathon be track and field experts. Wes "II e·re going. tu be stretched to the limit . . II eston ,aid Cerman,. New Zealand. Puerto thb community 1::i C:.lJJdble of in London this year. 1s also a ton said. The $tu million figure is an l{ico. It�lv and Australia rising to the occasion." registered participant The "Host-an-Athlete" pro e::,,t1mate based on monev to be In 19 8-6. the Oregon Track By proving lo event planners Half the competitors expect gram is an opportunity for peo spNll on a \arielv ol sen ices. Club )'1,1strrs \\'dS awarJed the that we can handle the logistics ed at the l\l8'1 Championships ple in the area to share their llll lud111g dccomnwdations, bid to repr,·sent the l l111ted of largP Pvents. \\'eslon said, will be from the United States home with a visiting athlete. restduranh. n�ntal cars ..;,hop States The Eugene-Springfield Eugenr ma:,. be altract111g more According to a \V \' C. informa Potentia I volunteers and hosts ,Ht'd \\'as in compt-il1tion with large met'ts 1n the future tion sht•et. �� percent of the to are encouraged to call the ping and tour.., throughout tht> ' rrg1on Lo, Angeles. San D1egu. �11- Trac, a11d field athletes !age tal compel1tors \\"ere women in \\'arid \ eterans' Champ1on ami. and other maior metropol :-lS and over for \\Omen. age 40 1q37_ and this figure 1s expect- sh1ps office at 687-1989. "The husp1tal1t, industn is a itan areas throughout tht:l l! .S and over for men)" di compete \'Pf\ tong term 111dustn. ·· \\'e · 1 \Ing fo1 the opµurtun,t, to 111 30 C\ents ll1cludmg: Eu ton said. adding tbat lht:> t•vent host the t>VPnt, Jord,rn said gene· first marathon since would bnng sume hmg lPrm Eugene's history of sucress lll85. a dt··cathalon; d 10 kilo bt'1wfits to tlw t ommun1\\ Pt:>o fttl trac, and field events. in meter road race: pole \·ault. plt.>oftt.>n e ...t,1bli:-.h d 6usi1wss or ' lud1ng thrP Ol)'mp1L trials. Long 1ump. steepll'� hast:'. d1s- ft'"ldt'nce in .i LtJmmulllh thl•\ "as a �l' par\ 111 tlw llor!d u...,, Ja\·Phn nd Pii;lmmer throw hr ... t e,periem ed durmg d \'aLa \s·ociL1li1111 \'t>lerc1n ;\th c....ompt>lit1n11. and o:t \· -r:-:-:- -. ·don't forget to visit Eugene's largest book store ...... one of the largest on the west coast...... B�cau. e \lama doe�n·t cook for �ou an.\'more THE SMITH FAMILY BOOKS10RE • Morning over 300,000 Used, Rare, and 011t-of-Pri11t books .���� Pastries 2 7-A 5 �poli • Pizza & • special evening hours during Veterans' Games & Calzone 9affi • 9pm �reswurant bakery • Pasta TWO LOCATIONS * Closed Sunday ��b,Y- July ug. • Italian the 111ai11 store with Delbert's Cafe 13th & Hilyard Pastries 250,000 books books,food,coffee 485-4552 768 E 13th 345-1651 525 Willamette 343-4717 one block from c,1.mpus one blockfrom the I hlton acrm,� from thl"hu�pital - up�tairs ac1o�s from the ro�I Office Mon-Thur 7am-9pm Friday 7am-Midnight World 'Veterans' G'ames. Page 178 Oregon Daily EmeraldSaturday Supplement 9am -midnight standards '" order 10 Athle1es finishing 1st 2nd or 3rd 1n their event mus1 achieve or bener the following a World ve1erans· Championships Gold. S1tver. or Bronze Medal be awarded Walk SI 100 200 400 800 1500 SKM lOKM Hurdles 3H/4H SKM 11 30 28 30 M40 12 6 26 4 58 0 2 15 4 40 18 30 3900 18 5 67 0 12 30 3000 M4S 13 1 27 4 60 5 2 21 4 50 1900 41 00 19 5 69 0 (I) 13 30 31 00 MSO 13 8 28 4 63 0 2 27 5 00 19 30 43 00 20 5 54 0 1500 3200 MSS 14 4 30 6 66 0 2 35 5 15 21 00 4500 22 0 56 0 9 20 33 00 M60 14 9 31 8 70 0 2 48 5 45 22 30 48 00 23 5 58 0 11 00 3600 M65 15 9 33 0 73 0 3 01 6 25 2500 5300 25 0 60 0 OUCONS HISTOII( GIMP5TUXHOU5( •WDCN 7 30 27 30 58 00 27 0 64 0 12 40 39 00 Q M70 16 9 35 0 79 0 3 15 4200 M75 17 9 37 5 88 0 3 30 8 00 3000 63 00 29 0 68 0 14 30 16 20 46 00 M80 19 0 42 0 1 48 0 3 45 8 30 32 30 68 00 31 0 73 0 1800 50 00 __J M85 22 0 46 5 200 0 4 40 9 40 3500 74 00 34 0 78 0 19 40 55 00 cc: 24 0 52 0 2 40 0 5 40 11 40 37 30 80 00 38 0 83 0 M90 21 00 6000 M95 30 0 65 0 3 00 0 6 40 13 40 40 00 86 00 42 0 88 0 32 00 W35 14 2 28 0 63 0 2 30 5 10 19 00 40 00 16 0 73 0 3300 W40 14 9 29 5 68 0 2 35 5 25 20 00 42 00 17 0 80 0 34 30 W45 15 2 31 0 73 0 2 40 5 40 22 00 45 00 18 0 85 0 1 61 0 3700 W50 16 4 33 0 80 0 2 50 600 24 00 50 00 19 0 W55 17 0 35 0 900 3 10 6 20 2600 5500 21 0 66 0 39 30 W60 18 0 37 0 1400 3 30 6 50 2900 62 00 23 0 71 0 41 00 cS 76 0 4300 W65 19 0 39 0 1500 3 50 7 30 3200 68 00 26 0 $795 W70 20 0 43 0 2 15 0 4 20 8 45 35 00 74 00 300 81 0 4500 W75 21 5 46 0 2 35 0 4 50 1000 38 30 8000 37 0 86 0 4900 W80 23 7 50 0 2 55 0 5 20 11 15 4200 86 00 44 0 92 0 53 00 was 26 3 54 0 3 15 0 5 50 12 30 45 30 94 00 51 0 98 0 5700 New York W90 30 0 63 0 3 35 0 6 20 13 45 4900 14400 58 0 1 44 0 62 00 lb. 35 0 75 0 3 55 0 6 50 1500 53 00 1 54 00 65 0 1500 6700 Lunch Mon.-Fri. W9S 11:30am - 2:00pm High Long Shot Triple Discus Javelin Pole Hammer Jump Jump Put Jump Throw Throw Vault Throw Steak � M•O 1 6 55 11 5 11 5 34 0 44 0 34 '°0 Dinner Mon.-Sat. M•5 1 5 49 10 5 10 5 33 0 40 0 32 38 0 M50 1 4 4 7 95 95 32 0 44 0 30 38 0 5;00pm - 10:00pm � M55 1 3 4 4 90 90 28 0 40 0 28 29 0 M60 1 25 4 1 85 85 34 0 '°0 26 34 0 M65 1 20 39 80 80 28 0 32 0 24 30 0 M70 1 00 3 7 75 75 25 0 300 22 25 0 M75 95 34 70 60 21 0 28 0 2 1 20 0 M80 90 26 6 75 50 18 0 16 0 20 12 0 M85 87 24 60 40 13 0 13 0 1 9 10 0 M90 85 22 40 39 90 12 0 1 8 90 M95 83 20 39 38 85 11 0 1 7 80 WJ5 1 3 4 8 90 26 0 28 0 After Dinner enjoy w,o 1 2 4 4 85 24 0 25 0 W45 11 40 80 23 0 23 0 EUGENE'S HOTTEST W50 1 05 36 tO 0 22 0 23 0 cS W55 100 32 70 20 0 20 0 Night Club. W60 95 28 80 19 0 190 IJ.J W65 90 25 6 25 15 0 15 0 W70 85 22 60 13 0 14 0 215 Q Street • 747-0577 W75 80 20 55 90 10 0 Springfield Oust off 1-105) W80 75 1 8 5 25 88 99 W85 73 1 7 50 86 98 DRINKING AND DRIVING W90 71 1 6 4 75 84 97 � W9S 70 1 5 4 5 83 96 CAN KILL A FRIENDSHIP 'fl,) ,;1anc1a,c1s to, ,...omen,n steeplechase 1np1e Jump pole vilult o, hammer th,ow H these o1re new womens events 1n tt,,e Champ10nsh,ps NOTE - THERE ARE NO PERFORMANCE STANOAROS FOR ENTRY INTO THE CHAIIP,ONSHIPS OPEN DAIL.Y 8AM til 10PM EUGENE'S BEST SELECTION THE ATTIC DRESSER - REFLECTING YOUR OF GoooTASTE. OREGON MADE FOODS L • ocally raisedMEATS • Take-out fresh Our own F SH DELICATESSE with homemade scores ofgourmet LUNCHMEATS and salads and entrees to SAUSAGES. go. • Local and organically grown PRODUCE • The largest selection of 1Y1PORT BEERS in "-- Si 111'1'1', '· [)1 f-1{), Oregon, ,-\..,Al\\ ·\Y" ORTH NEST -\,11(.)t R R1 I (_;Ifr\VR -\1'1'1''' NES anacHEESES. I I\ \l Till • Fresh baked PASTRIES coo 2489 WILLAMETTE· 345-1014 Pagr 188 \\orld \ eterans' C.amrs Tuesda,. !uh 25, l'J8q Track legends coming to Eugene-Springfield By Gil Arredondo round and ended lhe ganws the Emerald Contributor best , atdter 111 the world The champ1onsh1ps have ,\ lot of top name athletes, 4 951 athletes rea,h and eager mdn\ of whom hdve \\Ttttrn to compete The number of their own l hapters 111 trdrk dnd meddl wmnen, from tht!'I group field h1ston "di compPte here of athletes 1s phenomenal. but 111 Eugene for the first time Js "hat 1s 1mportan1 lo the Jth the lrorld \'eterans' Classic 1s letes now ts the e"\c1trnwnl ur held 111 the l I S for the first the competition time as \\ell The only requirement of the :\I Oerter. the legendary dis athletes 1s that they must meet cus thrower \\ ho has posted the age class1fital1ons - men four g,1ld medals 1n four differ musl be at least 40 and "omen al least 15 Entn boo,, were ent Oh mp1c. g..imt>� 1s set to Serving Eugene's compete in tht" gamt:>.., Orrter sent out all over the world and \\On h1, first gold 111 19'i2 and no one who met the require up until d tt•\\ Vl'ars c1go \\d.., ment� "'"a" turned awa\' Fettuccine Alfredo• Lasagna still competing on ttw main ur Out of all the athletes to com Chicken and Veal Parmesan cu1t pete J.708 are men and 1.24 l AUTHENTIC Tomm1P Smith 1s bettrr are women Last vear 111 Mel Spaghetti • Chicken Cacciatore bourne. Australia. the number ITALIAN ,no\\ n for h1, bl,H, glowd. Wed-Fn-Sat N11es Chicken • Pizza • Calzone clPnchl'd fist salutt' frum thP of w9men IQ compete from th,• DANCING Steak • Hamburgers nLlon stc1nd in t1nw, of r�u tdl previous ·ear wds up �O per trns1on. t11dn the dtlual 2.00- cent This year the numbPr 1s COCKTAILS up IS pt;>rcent from th.it num meter gold medal lw \\On 1n the Near the 1%8 Ohmp1cs lhal got him up ber 11 am-5 pm there His salutt' made him The meet 1s e,pecled 10 dra" University of Oregon Campus kno,, n all O\'Pr tlw world and 10 000 nS1lors and pump $10 LUNCH he " 'l.hedul,•d to comp,•tp at m11l1on 11110 the Oregon Nono 13th & Alder, Eugene Ha\\\ard Flt'ld thh \\l't'S as m, Even hotel. motel and bed DINNER 343-0681 \\ell and breaslast "ill be filled ·"'m1th .., lt•amnMlt' in lllhH from Con allis lo Roseburg :\II Don and R,ta Scarpelli \\dS tht:" gnlU mt>ddl ,, innn tn the restaurants, \·1dPo storf's tht> 41ltl-nwtn Tdl t> l.t't' J:,\ dns ronn�mence stores and an\"· thing eJ,., ne can thin, of " ill m1m·ci thl' gold 111 \1t·'\ICO ( II� ·-.·.. -... bP bu..,tling \\ 1th bus1ntiss that madt> h1111 d ,,orld n•cord huldn !or l\\o d1•tJdt•s 111-, Tt'· The l'n1vers1t\ 1s oflnmg d cord tt•ll JU..,t id ... t t'dr\ 111 ,1 Luro dorm1ton room dTHi thrt•t• Welcome to pt�dn nwt·t medls d dd\ to dthlPtt•, for Ot tlw m<11n- p.i... goldt mt'Ll�d $..!'i �o a dd� .-\ flung.tr1,-u1 Eugene/Spring fie Id, group hd-. P\ t·n grnw d-. l.1r J-. to i...h {q I llll\Jlt'I+· Ill th+· (.,d...... ll r,•nt nu! .111 t•nt1rP ...oroflt\ World Veterans' lhh \t>dr pnhctp" BobRu h,trd ... ,.., !lllt' ot lht> nld,·r 1111t·-. It \\ J.-. huu..,,· Championships The p.trluq1 HARVEY FOX'S GOOOS Welcome to Eugene! l1:[•J�1;1!1 •H•1ii01a�1;1•1 Reebok Athletic Clothing Mens World Road Reg. $59.95 Now $42.00 up to Sports Trainer Reg. $69.95 Now $49.00 World Trainer Reg. $69.95 Now $49.00 Womens ° Pro Workout Reg. $69.95 Now $49.00 OFF New Balance 50 /o Womens Come visit 665 Reg. $79.95 Now $56.00 Eugene's premiere Adidas Mens Sporting Goods Store Break point Reg. $54.95 Now $38.00 for ALL THIS Avia Mens AND MORE! Transport Reg. $74.95 Now $50.00 models also on sale Selected other NDERSONS Loaded with what you're looking for! GOOOS EUGENE • 199 W. 8th St. • 484-7344 World Veterans· Games. Page 198 Oregon Daily Emerald Supplement Hall of Fame inducts Vets' games participant Hall last year. Sheppard is the OKLAHOMA CITY [AP) - the Hall. which was established with Jesse Owens. Harrison Dil Sheppard. who died in 1942, last American to win the Olym Lee Evans. 400 meter champion in 1979 and had its charter lard. Ralph Boston and the alh· becomes the second inductee in pic 1,500, laking the metric al the Mexico City Olympics in class inducted in 198J. The letes I've respected in my ca· the veteran's category, joining Charles Daniels, who made the mile in 190819B. 1968 and a participant in this 1%0 guld medal-winning reer 1s very special,·· Evans Continued from Page year's \\'orld Veterans' Cham hoc�e\' squad was thP fifth said "You don't compete with Athletes pionships. joined four other team picked in vot,ng bv sports somelhmg like the Hall of athletes and the 1960 Olvmp,c \\'filers, sportscasters, U.S. Fame 111 m,nd, and then. all of Veterans' Classic are in the from Cyprus. Botswana, Zam ice hockev team as inductees Olvmp1c Comm,tlee officials a sudden, you are in there. It's middle lo upper income brack bia. Turkey and the Soviet into the lln1led States Olvmpic and Hall members a great honor to be among all ets They almost always mix Union. Hall of Fame. announced last Evans held one of the most the Hall of Famers." their participation in the games Hearing all this and under· "'"eek. enduring trac� records. run· Earlier this vear. Evans was with the touring and sightsee standing the size of this event. Bo,Pr Joe Frazier, trac� stars n111g the 400 meters al the 1968 named dircclo; of athletics for ing that their slay allows for. In one may ask lo oneself. "Why Bobby Joe �lorro\\ and �lei Ol1'mp1cs ,n 43.86 seconds Special Olympics lnlernat1onal the past years il has been noted Eugene?" Sheppard and \\e1ghtl,fter John The n•cord lasted 20 \'ears until love b\' manv that the athletes and Eugene was picked for many Davis were the othn athletes Butch Reynolds beat il \\ ilh a Morrow was the first man their families lo spend reasons. but a very crucial one honun•d Roone Arledge. for 43 zq last year since Jesse Owens to win the money was the community's experi mer president of ABC Sports Evans also was part of the re 100 and 200 dashes ,n the ence in pulling on large track and now head of ,\BC News. curd-selting 400-mPtPr relay Olympics In 1956, at �lcl There are competitors from and field events. In addition, \'Vd"i selectrd c1s a special con team1 at Me"co Cill' That re bourne, Australia. he overcr1me over 60 nations and this vear tributor 1 cord of 2:Sh. lh was tied by the a virus that cusl him 10 pounds there are new nations who the organizers of this meet wanted lo show the 'real Amer ThPir mduct1on brings to 5i l S squad at Seoul and tll'd lhl' world r£'cord 111 the some athletes represent For the the number of indnidu<1ls in · St'Ping my nanw up therC' 200 first time there are athletes ica· outside of the big U.S. cit ies Cesare Beccalli of Italy, the president of the World Associa t11rn of Veteran Athletes (WAVA). said he was initially v,•rv impressed with the city of Eugene . .. Restaurant and Lounge Eugene is just the right size for a championship such as ours," he said "In larger cit ies, the games are not big enough lo allracl a lot of atten tion. But for a cilv the size of Eugene. and event.like ours be comes really an important event." Later. in a letter lo the City of Eugene he added this about the executive director of the cham pionships, Tom Jordan, and the executive secretary. Barbara Kousky. Get your hair ready "We are pleased with the fa. cililies and with the profession for fun in the sun. alism of the events organizers, {vbi11csc 011b * FREE Haircuts with Perms & Colors headed by Tom Jordan and Bar ($15 Value) bara Kousky," he went on. 1 enthusiasm·· But even more, and wethe areoutstand deeply impressed with the tremendous ORDERS TO GO Mon.-Thur.-11:00 a.m. lo 10:30 p.m. fri.-11 :00 a.m. to Midnight t� ing community spirit for the S.at.-Noon lo Midnight event shown by the people of 343-4480 I 9.,n Franklin Blvd. Sun.-Noon lo 10:30 p.m. 3��!0.1:t.���� f')� Eugene-Springfield.·· The organizers have said 683-1943 ...... they are very pleased with the L------�- town and the field and that al· tracts great athletes who are countless. Mike Boyd, bronze medal winner in the 1972 Olympics in the 800 meters. Eddie Harl was a lop contender for the gold in the 100-meler race in 1972. but he failed to =------U0-.Bookstore make the starling line for the race. He's scheduled to com pete. Duncan McDonald is a former world record holder in the 5,000 meters. Also sched uled is Wilson Waigwa. the OPEN SPECIAL HOURS fastest 40 vear old miler in the world. · "This will be the biggest sporting event, economically. ,n Eugene history." Jordan MONDAY-SATURDAY said. "It'll be bigger than the U.S. Olympic Trials " July 24-August 5 What Jogged-Out 8:30am · 9:00pm Jocks Say About SUNDAY, JULY 30 Onsen 12:00pm · 9:00pm SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 12:00pm · 5:00pm ForUO BOOKSTOREYour • Convenience13th & KINCAID • 636-4331 Call 34�-9048 tor rc:,uvatlons. 1&&:l Gord•n Av• .. Eugene Page 208, World Veterans' Games Tuesday, July 25, 1989 VISITORS We ship your stuff home! 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