In what was likely one of the top 5 dual meet performances in University of Oregon history, Oregon won by a lopsided score of 117-37 over Oregon State.

Part of what this meet is remembered for is that in the week before the meet, Oregon State's coach Berny Wagner expressed concern about the sportsmanship of some Oregon fans. As the fans rose in appreciation for both Pre and Ebba, they also raised their sportsmanship game by saluting Ebba in such a way that he would never forget it.

In the Eugene Register Guard, Blaine Newnham said, "Bill Bowerman called it one of the greatest races he has ever seen."

Mike Bolliger and Ed Bilusak set Oregon school records: Bolliger in the hammer with his 177-9, with Bilusak in the triple jump with leap of 49-7.5.

Pete Shmock won the shot put in 66-5, Bouncy Moore won the long jump in a windy 26-5.25, and Russ Francis won the javelin in 241-7.

Ivory Harris doubled in the 110m high hurdles (13.8) and the 200 21.5. The top three finishers in the 200 were timed in 21.5, with 4th 21.6 - exceedingly close!

Vince Buford turned back Weldon Vance in the 440y, 47.4-47.7.

Steve Bence led an Oregon sweep of the 800 in another close race in 1:49.6, with Wes Smylie 2nd in 1:49.9, and Mike McClendon 3rd in 1:50.0. Paul Wilkinson edged out Oregon State's Steve Casey in the 400m hurdles, 51.6-51.8.

Tinker Hatfield won the pole vault in 16-1, while Mac Wilkins (184-6) and Gary Wolf (175-2) went 1-2 in the discus.

Marty Hill scored a mild upset over Oregon State's Tom Woods in the high jump as both cleared 6-10.