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Monday, April 10.1978
University Daily Kansan
'Hawks stumble at Texas Relays
Sports Writer
Bv RODNEY ANDERSON
Bob Timmons needs a scoreboard to keep track of the growing list of injuries on the team.
Better yet, give the KU men's track coach a subscription to a health magazine. He could use some advice on keeping his athletes in competition instead of in the
Lester Mickens, KU's top middle-distance performer, became the latest Jayhawk casually when he pulled a hamstring muscle in Saturday at the Texas Sports Audition in Austin.
MICKENS JOINED high jumper Jay Reardon, hurdler Anthony Coleman and KU's entire sprint corps, which included world record holder Cliff Willey.
Competing without Mickens in the distance medley relay later in the day, the Jayhawks finished a distant 11th after Bruce Collins amphibianed with a 4:18.5
However, KU finished ahead of Big Eight
opponent Kansas State University when Waldon anarchism Ed DeLassimitt also supported.
The University of Kansas men's golf team finished 11th out of the 17 teams in the Wichsockhatcher Classic at Wichita last weekend.
Golf team improves
The Jayhawks also suffered poor showings in the field events.
Oklahoma State, without their three top players, surprised Wichita State, the host, by one rock. The Cowboys' team score was 87?
MARK KOSTER AND Mike Morse each failed to reach the qualifying 220-foot distance in the javelin throw. Both tossed the javelin more than 225 feet in KU'S first outdoor meet of the season the first week of April in Fayetteville, Ark.
Freshman discuss thrower Matt Friedman had his best toss ever in the disc with a toss of 179-10 but didn't reach the finals.
The throw moved Friedman into a tie for sixth with former Jayhawk Gay Schwarke on third. He was out of bounds.
James Samulies did not place in the long jump. Keith Guinn did not place in the jump.
KU shot 950, defeating just one Big Eight team—Kansas. The team was fifth, with 147 points and Iowa tied in Iowa and Iowa.
POLE VAULTER Tad Scales, the two-mile relay team, decathlon competitor Tom Currier and graduate assistant Michele Woolf and only Jawhaws to place in the Texas Relays.
Terry Porter, a former Jayhawk now competing for the Hurricane Track Club in Houston, did not qualify for the finals of the pole vault in the open division. He failed to clear 17-0 and was eliminated from the competition.
Scales vaulted 16-1 to tie for fifth place in the University division, the two-mile relay team finished sixth in a time of 7:27.95 and Mason won the marathon in 2:27.04.
PORTER, WHO holds the KU record in the pole vault at 17-49%, finished 13th in the same event at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal.
Craig Palmer, who was in the top 15 after the first day, led the Jayhawks with a 324 total. Palmer had rounds of 75-74 before he scored 80. Jim Doyle shot 240 for the tournament.
The ailing Jayhawks travel to Jonesboro, Ark., next weekend to compete in the 2015 NCAA college basketball championship.
Extra base hits produced three victories for the Kansas softball team this weekend but they were not enough to boost the Jayhaws into the championship game of the Southwest Missouri State Invitational tournament.
KU completed round-robin play in its two-tame pool tied with Texas Women's University for the top spot with a 3-1 record.
Softball team loses to Texas Women's
However, because KU had earlier lost to TWU, the Texas team advanced to the championship game. Texas Women's faced the winner of the other five-team pool, host Southwest Missouri State, and won, 6-4.
KU's tournament games moved its record to 16-4. Junior Shelley Sinclair and senior Paula Hernandez now have pitching records of 5-3 and 9-0.
The KU women's golf team took a second-place finish over Stephens College and Columbia College but were out by the day. The KU men's quadranking meet in Columbia, Mo.
Women golfers take 2nd
The team posted a 688 total for the two-round tournament, only four strikes behind Mika with a 644. Stephen shot a 677 and Columbia followed with a 699 on the par 75 course.
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Wild Kingdom 5
Tattletale 9
Mary Tyler Moore Report 11, 19
Old Couple 13
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Newlywed Game 41
7:00 Little House on the Prairie 4, 27
Peanuts (Cartoon Special) 5, 13
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Consumer Survival Kit 19
Joker's Wild 41
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Baby 'im' Back 5, 13
Turnabout (Newspaper) 11
Ordered (Documentary) 19
Hollywood Connection 41
8:00 Movie—*ToKill a Cop(Part 1)* 4,27 M*A* H*S* 15
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Meeting of Awards 19
Motion Behind a Widow* starring
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Last of the Mohicans 19
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No Honestly 19
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Growing Years 12,17
Dick Gavett 19
Star Trek 41
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12:00 Tomorrow 4,27
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3:00 Art Linkletter 5 Dick Van Dyke 41
3:30 Night Gallery 41
4:00 Thriller 41
5:00 Untamed World 41
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Tonight's Highlights
On television tonight:
Don Fortune extraa a special,
*Sports Extra*, on Tuesday for the
19th and 19th Predictions for
the upcoming season, films of spring
training, and interviews with players
Meanwhile, on channel 19. "Consumer Survival Kit" gives advice on cutting car insurance costs and buying digital watches.
Howard Cosell, Keith Jackson, and Don Drysdale are the announcers for a baseball game between the New York Rangers, at 7:30 p.m. on channel 9
The first half of the 1978 TV movie *To Kill a Cobra* appears at p.m. on Monday night, starring ranking New York city cop Joe Boniface who suspects that his former wife, rash of rash of
Dick Cavett, on at 10 p.m. on channel 19, has author John Cheever as his guest.
Rich Little is the guest host on "Johnny Carson," at 10:30 p.m. on channels 4 and 27. The other guests are Debbie Reynolds and Doc
Author Michael Grumley, who wrote "After Midnight," is the guest on "The Tomorrow Show," at 12 midnight on channels 4 and 27.
Merv Griffin's guests are explorer Jack Wheeler, treasure hunter Roger Mikos and astronaut L. Gordon Griffin is at 12 midnight on channel 9.