NCAA track and field

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Six men on the Bruins track and field team advanced to the finals of the NCAA Outdoor Championships is Des Moines, Iowa, on the first day of the meet, which was interupted by weather delays.
Johnny Quinn and Dustin DeLeo are tops in the pole vault, each clearing 17-2.75 meters. They are in a group of 16 pole vaulters who cleared the same height.
Greg Garza was fourth and Darius Savage was eiighth in the discus.
The UCLA web site has complete results for the Bruins from the first day of the meet.

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