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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, October 39, 1967
Teamwork track key
The key to KU's cross country victory Saturday was teamwork.
After the Jayhawks' victory over Fort Hays State and Haskell in the KU Invitational, Coach Bob Timmons praised the team for their efforts and attributed the victory to their running as a unit. KU scored 24 to Ft. Hays' 30 and Haskell's 71.
Glenn Cunningham finished second, Mike Hayes third, Roger Kathol fourth, Curt Grindal sixth, Jim Olson ninth, Pat Miller 10th, and Carl Nicholson 12th.
Timmons feels this team effort will be a key in KU's performances in upcoming meetings. If the team improves as he expects them to, they should finish "well up in the nationals." The NCAA is scheduled for Laramie, Wyo. late in November.
"This team running should continue to be effective, because the boys will become stronger together and should all develop into first place contenders," Tennons said.
The Jayhawks' next meet is Saturday at the State Federation on the KU course. It will be KU's first 1967 meeting with K-State, winner of the past two Big Eight championships. KU has held the title 17 of the last 21 years.
They will again battle at the conference championship scheduled for Nov. 11 a Boulder, Colo. Timmons expects Missouri, defending champ K-State and altitude-experienced Colorado, to battle with KU for the title.
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