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Monday. February 21, 1972
University Daily Kansan
The University of Kansas track team took a final practice run before the conference meet by meet KSC from KSTC at Emporia, KSC at Pittsburgh and Fort Hays State Saturday in Allen Field House.
Athletes and track officials nearly outnumbered spectators at Saturday's meet. But the sparse crowd was entertained by KU's dominance and some favorables for performances by KU track men.
Sophomore Delvin Williams bettered his career mark in the 60-yard dash with a winning time of 8.2 seconds.
"I THOUGHT there were a lot of people who didn't attend," Beach Timmons said Saturday after the Jayhawks last week. "The Big Sight meet March 3-4."
"Hatcher vaulted really well.
As a matter of fact the whole vaulting group did well."
Timmons said.
Smith won the mile run with a time of 4:09.6.
1 mmons was pleased with high jumpers Gary Johnson and Barry Schum, who finished one two with lumps of 6-8 and 6-6.
"I was pleased to see Doug Smith do well. He had a whole fall of injuries," Timmons said.
Track Team Happy About Rvun's Return
Timmons said he expected his high jumpers to do better when
KU matched the four best pole vaults with Neil Chapman, Wayne Kosman and Mike Finishing behind Hatcher.
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BY JEFF HILL
Kansan Sports Writer
Jim Ryun, world record holder in the mile and former University of Kansas track standout, returned to KU Sunday night to combine his talents with the team to kick the KU track coach Bob Timmons.
The combination has worked well in the past. Ryan is working toward qualifying for the Olympics. The trials take place in
"There's a bit of excitement
said the said Craig McMullen
800-789-3245 summarizing the
Jayhawks summarizing the track men to Roya's arrival.
Until then, Ryun will work with Timmons and the Tawacky track team to complete an anticipated by KU distance runners, more af- fahren by Ryun's prede
Doug Smith, KU mileer who ran with Rau during Sunnily's freshman year, figured Rau and KU track men can help each other.
"I HOPE this is what he needs.
He's been having some problems
and maybe Coach Timmons can
help." The team will indoor track meet here Saturday.
"When you have a world record holder running with you it should help." Smith added.
Phil Stepp, a relay runner, said Rvun's presence will be a
"pickup" for KU distance men.
pickup for KU distance then.
"It should bring up their morale. They haven't been doing that well likely." Siann said.
"If he runs a whole lot better than us it might bother us," McDonald said.
However, McDonald admitted that Ryun might make Jayhawk runners out in more effort.
"We're looking forward to having him here. I think he'll be able to help our runners." Timmons said of Ryan.
"I've been coaching him all along by letter and telephone. But this is the first time he'll stay in town, and I know he graduated." Timmons said.
"WE'LL WORK on all phases of his training, both physical and psychological." Timmons said.
"If he practices well, it'll help his self confidence. Training and confidence go together. You can't be two different to the other," Timmons explained
Borken baskett, another
division leader, rides with
Ryan as a triumphant man,
combination of Ryan and Timmons
will insure success for
"I don't think you'll be able to beat that great a combination of athlete and coach," Bornkessel said.
hey jump from a wooden surface. Allen Field House has a firt track.
"There's a lot of difference between this track and boards," Timmons said.
The Jayhaws will now concentrate on winning their seventh consecutive Big Eight title.
"We have no doubt that Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas State and Oklahoma State will be the teams to beat," Timmons said. "We have two weeks off to practice before our next meet. should be in good shape for the Eight meet." Timmons said.
Track Results
Long JD-MI, 1-Pl. Stuil KU, 19-2; 5-Cary Walker, KSC; 1-Reg. Jones KU, 4-Danny Seau, KY; 3-Jerry Franch. Fort Horn.
High sums. 1, Gary Johnson, KU; 4, J. Barry Schur, KU; 3, Hardy Smith, KU; 4, Brandy Reinke, KU; 4, Arnold Sams, KSTC; 6, Carly Walker, KW$^2$.
Triple jump J. Mike, KU, 9(8)/20.
Rogers Jones J. Mike, LTykater Taskmaster, KSTC
Amherst J. Mike, HK, University of Amherst, KU, HK, League City, UF, Fort Hawks, SHEEK J. Jim Birnbaum, UF, Fort Hawks
600 yard run - 1. Dennis Kuhn, Fort Hays,
11.3.0) 2. Cook, KSTC, 3. Dawn
Schneider, Fort Hays, 4. Tippy Marlin, XI.
5. Mike McKee, KSC, 6. Chuck Zudna
K. Albert Hartenberg, KSC, 1 Emmett Edwards, KU;
2 Frank Johnson, KU; 3 Mark Kutz, KU;
4 Carlos Walker, KSC; 600 yard run - Dennis Korta, Fort Hays,
14. hard dash, 1 Phil Stepn, KU, 30. 1
Jim Oliver, KSC, 3 Mark Lustk, KU, 7 Tom
Scavarev, KU, 1 Ronald Wynn, KSTC, 4
Yaskel White, KU
dog yard high back. 3 - Greg Vanderwalle,
4 - Chris Decker, 5 - Jimmy Lester (USTC)
(ustc 7-12) Dekalb Johnson, 6 - Kremmer
Tweavee, 7 - Terry McKenney, 8 - KU 9-0 (1)
9 - John Wynn, 10 - Timothy Nielsen,
11 - Harry Binchmann,
12 - Matt Hayes, 13 - Jake Schultz
1,000 yard run--1, Run L. Lawrence, Fort Worth
tape 2, 24.4, 2. J. Jon Nelson, Fort Hays
tape 3, 32. J. Don Nelson, Fort Hays
tape 4, 2. R. Skeener, Fort Hays, 3. Ben
STCU, 4. John Beaton, 5. Aaron
StCU, 4. John Beaton, 5. Aaron
Shot-put: 1 Dana DeLue, KU-3; 7 Tom Weber, Fort Hays; 2 Gery Palmer, K; 4 Maurice Lerovold, Fort Hays; 5. Kendall Wood, KSC
60 yard low hurdles—1. Borktussenk
KU, 9.2. Art. PEAKS, 3.7. Mike
Mahews, KSC, 1. Dennis James, KSTC, 5.
Grea Sheermail, Fort Hays.
Pole Vaulte: 1. Bill Hatcher, KU (64.5%), 2. Jeff Benson, N.Y.C. (39.6%), 4. Mike Wuthinckel, KU (37.0%), 5. Mike Wuthinckel, KU (37.0%), 6. Bill Finkenberger KSU (72.8%) 7. Bill Finkenberger KSU (72.8%) 8. Allen Field House Record. Overtime mats. (65-65).
Mire relay - KR No. 12 (Swaruz Lata, 86)
Mire relay - KR No. 13 (Swaruz Lata, 86)
(Schmerer, Leishman, Nelson, Koeh) *
(KWer, Snowler, KMiner, Gloryer) *
1 KWer, Wook, Cook, Jennings, James) *
1 KWer, Wook, Cook, Jennings, James) *
TORONTO (AP)—Rod Laver, hitting thundering backcount ground-strokes off Ken Griffey Jr. and hitting his countryman 6-1 and 5-4 to win the singles championship of the $50,000 Toronto International Tennis Auction in an all-Australian final Sunday.
Rah Kiviste Firms Last Free T]
Bob Kivisto Fires Last Free Throw Intentional miss beld Nebraska to 99 . . .
Cowboys' Duane Thomas Charged with Possession
GREENVILLE, Tex. (AP - 12)
Cowboys' silent, but super running back, is scheduled for arrangement Monday on charges
of assault in Dallas.
Thomas and his 21-year-old brother, Bertrand, are to appear before Judge Hollis Garmon.
Normally, the arrangement, a routine legal proceeding, offers the defendant an opportunity to seek counsel. The judge then sets a trial date.
Bruised 'Hawks Host Battered CU
Greg Vandaveer Third from Left Leads Preliminary in 60 Years
. Vandaveer later won; Bob Bornkessel, right, placed second but won the 60 low hurdles
Swimmers Overcome Sooner Lead
Beat OU for Third Time
The University of Kansas swim won the olympic sack to defeat Benelon, beating behind K狄hamla. 68-45, in a dual meet Saturday afternoon in Robinson
KU was led by double winners Tom Kempf, Bob Wright, and diver Steve King.
The eastern Kansas women's basketball league race tightened Saturday night as the University of Kansas women's basketball team lost to Kansas State 69-47 in Manhattan. KU dropped into a tie for second place with Wichita State.
Kempf set a Robinson pool record in the 1,000-yard freestyle event. His time was 9:57.98.
KU took first place in nine of the 13 events and placed second in six events.
This was the third meeting between the two teams this year, and the third time KU has beaten the Sooners.
Women Lose to K-State
which broke by nearly four seconds his own record set earlier this year.
Even though the victory over OU was apparently an easy one.
Stephanie Norris led scoring
The Thomas brothers were one of the officers who said they thought they tracked down a stolen car similar to one driven by the driver.
for the Jayhawks with 19 points.
They will have to beat both
Benedict College and Wichita State University to play
in the state tournament March 2
and 3. The WSU game will be a
tuesday at Benedict College.
"I am not happy with the way we swam, and I am sure the OU coach was not happy with the way his team swam either," she said. "We did not improve our skills in any of the events."
Highway Patrolman Wendel Jeary and Deputy Sheriff Norman Gray marijuana smoke while checking Thomas the vehicle's identification card.
KU swimming coach Dick Reamon, was not pleased with his team's performance.
Reason said KU won because of such veteran swimmers as Kempf, Rick Heidinger, and Roland Sabates.
According to Reason, the BIG Eight that could challenge KU in the Big Eight Championships, which will be held March 24- at
"Oklahoma has a lot of ability and depth has like us," the coach said. "The other teams in the Big Ten are not as strong, but are lacking in depth."
With three victories over the Sooners, KU would have to be
considered the favorite for the upcoming Big Eight Championships.
Thomas, a sullen, enigmatic figure during the Cowboy's drive to the Super Bowl, appeared at a party where he 8 nearly dressed and groomed.
Kansas City, Oklahama
Kansas City, Oklahama
400-yard relay - Oklahoma
Harry Peters, David Lynn, Graham
McMinnock, Tim McAleeney, 3:21; 1 KU
3:11.33
The brothers were jailed briefly and released after posting $1,000 bond each. They left the Greenville attorney Larry Greenville attorneys判Larry Greenville
The arresting officers said they subsequently found two small packets of marijuana in the car and naoers in rolling cigarettes.
The grand jury indicted the pair on Feb. 8 when green described Duae Thomas as "most cooperative with his observations." Our observation is that he is in a good frame of mind and has been a perfect gentleman to everybody concerned."
20-vard freewheel-1. Tom Morrow, OU,
1.4851; 2. Rick Holdinger, KU; 3. Tom
Hodgson, KU
During the season his appearance leaned toward afromod.
The incident clouded the issue of the former West Texas State Bank in an effort to find a bailout. The arrest came amid much speculation about whether would be traded off the offseason.
Hodgson, KU.
50-year trestle=1. Larry Peters, OU.
21,280, 2 Phil Rudd, KU; 3. Allen McDonald.
1.000 yard freefreestyle - 1 Tom Kemp, KUF,
9.57:58 (Swan Gul, UOI) 2. Mike Burt, UOI
(Brakes pool record of 0.0182 by Kempf,
1972)
One meter dying-1, Steve King, KU
24390; 2 Scott Davies, KU; 1 Bill Ploehn
202 yard butterfly - M. McLintock, OU,
1:54:31; 7:09: G. Yews, OU, 1: Kempf, KU,
100 yard freestyle - B. Redinger, KU,
7:21; 2: Roulund Sahales, KU, J. McIreland,
200-yard backstroke-1. Scott Shuletty
U. 2:01:56. Mike Ulfers, KU. 3. Chris
orkorf, UF.
21,260, 2. PPhil Kui, KU 3, AIlen MeDoan,
260 yard individual medley -1. Bok
60-100 yard freefall. - 1 Kenaf, KT, U. 24-50
John Bickel, U. 30-100 Mowrer, U. 40-100
Luke Bickel, U. 40-100 Mowrer, U. 40-100
2, D David L.ima, U. 4, W Jebas,
Three rater drill - 1 King, KU, 290.
1, David L.ima, U. 4, W Jebas,
400 yard freestyle relay - 1 Kansas (Phil
lidd. Sabates, Heldinger, Hodgson)
1146; 2. CU; 3.156
It's difficult to imagine, but the University of Kansas basketball team will play a team tonight that is more battered than the Jayhawks. Colorado will invade House for an 8-03 p.m. game.
KU is now fifth in the conference with a 5-16 record, well behind Missouri (82), KState (74) and Oklahoma (69). KU is 91.31, Overeast, KU is 91.3
The Jayshaws were knocked
of the Big Eight title race
Tuesday and were rolled over Saturday
Nebraska, 99-78. Both games
Colorado, however, has been near the bottom of the Big Eight all season. Saturday's 59-52 defeat by Missouri left the Bears just one game over overall Only Oklahoma State (10) has a worse league record.
One of Colorado's two league victories was a 74-48 decision victory over the Buffaloes used a "bush and one" defense to stifle Bud Stallworth.
Colorado's Lee Haven was assigned the exclusive job of covering Stallworth. The four other players played a four-man zone. Haven held Stallworth to 11 and won the worst total against a league team.
"I imagine they'll try it again," coach Ted Owens said after practice Sunday. "We've been working to prepare for it."
"We have one of two choices. We can screen a lot for Bud and try to get him open shots, or we
Big 8 Standings
Marquette Wins Without Jim Chones
League Overall
W W L W L
Missouri 8 7 10
KState 7 2 13
Nebraska 7 3 14
Oklahoma 6 3 11
Kansas 6 5 10
Iowa State 6 2 13
Colorado 2 7 15
Oklah. St 1 9 16
Monday—Colorado at Kansas; Oklahoma State at Kansas State
Foyt Becomes 3-Time Winner Of Daytona 500
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.
(AP) - Millennium Texan A. J. Foyt turned the Daytona 500 into a one-car party, Sunday. The group was topped by a high-speed heroes toddie like automotive dominates.
The three-time Indianapolis 500 was uncontested for the final time in 1984. At the international Speedway, averaging a record 161.50 miles per hour, it was one of the fastest.
Foyt's machine finished four miles ahead of Charlie Glotzbach II Bodgett it was 14 miles short. 3 Benny Parsons in a Mercy. 8
can try to beat them with our other people."
Happiness for the Marquette Warriors is winning a game without Jim Chones. And the team had lost 12 games even had a little happiness left for Ones, the 6-foot-11 star who signed a pro contract Thursday night with the New York Giants of the American Basketball Association.
Stallworth is ready for whatever Colorado throws at him, he said.
"I played in the middle last time." Stallworth pointed out. "This time, I'll play the baseline and shoot from the corners."
In the earlier meeting, he played in the middle to pull in the defense and open the corners.
"Colorado certainly indicated they're not dead yet." Owens said. "They played Missouri real well."
Owens will start Dave Taylor with Stallworth on the front line and then make him hasn't decided who will fill the two other positions. It will be Andrew Burrow at center and either Aubrey Ash or Mark Mathworks.
"Maybe it's 'shocking, but I'm happiest of all for Jim Chosens," he said. "We had Saturday night's 70-61 victory on nightright of Marquess, the greenery mine in its big man. If we were to play hard, we have打 Jimmy in a bad light."
Foyt earned about $55,000 to earn earnings of $7.2 million. A company entry. Foyt has nonetheless earned $30,000 in his last one attempt.
The Buffaloes used a sagging defense designed to limit the attack by the Browns. They held Brown to his lowest total of the season—11
Nebraska came the closest any Big Eight team has come to see in a championship. The previous high by a conference opponent, Oklahoma scored in the Big Eight tournament this year. The highest in a conference game was 27-14.
Chones wasn't seen in the game and didn't stand up to the threat he was on hand to 22-0 Marquette win its 72nd consecutive game at the No. 1 seed.
"I never worry about the other team rolling up the score on us," Owens said. "He's responsible for his team, and I’m responsible
Larry McNeill, a 6-60 surfer from Topeka, to center torer换 Chones and scored 24 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in his first game since playing in the stands during a game Wednesday night. McNeill sank
"I wanted Jimmy to come," McGuire said, "to a touchy thing for him. I'd like this to be a statement on Jimmy this year."
Nebraska Coach Joe Cipriano turned his hatricious up to the task of leading the Cornhuskers long before had guaranteed themselves the
Owens returned his benched starters to the game, and the last
the Warriors trailed by 10 points late in the first half but击82.4 per cent- of 14—in a second半短 rally.
two minutes were a wild struggle by Nebraska to reach 100 and a desperate effort by KU to keep them from it.
"We didn't want them to score 100 on us." Owens said. "It was a matter of pride."
Kentucky scored 115 on the 1970 team. That's the only time any team has scored more than 100 against KU.
KU went into a stall, and Kivisto drew three foils from Chuck Jura. He hit the first two players with 14 seconds to play.
Randy Watts  seceded
Nebraska's 90th point with less
than a minute to play. After that,
the Rams fled free, how-
from Tom Krivyak in overtime.
Kivisto made it 99-78 with the next free throw, but intentionally missed the second shot. It was too by then for Nebraska to score.
"We were just a half-step behind them, but Owens said in plan was to them, but a half-step is all a good-shooting team like Nebraska
Bryan fg/ga 19-10 bt/r rb p t14
Peterson 16-9 10-3 2 7 14
Peterson 16-9 10-3 2 7 14
Nisens 9-11 2.5 8 1 20
Nisens 9-11 2.5 8 1 20
Riehl 1.4 5.6 1 2 17
Riehl 1.4 5.6 1 2 17
Low 1.1 3.4 2 0 9
Low 1.1 3.4 2 0 9
Tempe 10-1 2.4 3 0 9
Tempe 10-1 2.4 3 0 9
Total 36.72 30.41 54 25 95
Kansas 27 51 - 78
Nebraska 46 53 - 99
A. B 500
Tarmor 14 gw 92 18 rb pb 17
Mask 15 gw 10 12 18 q 18
Mask 16 gw 10 12 18 q 18
Nash 1.4 2.3 2 4
Nash 1.4 2.3 2 4
Cantwell 5.7 6 6 10
Cantwell 5.7 6 6 10
Brenneric 1.4 4 4 24
Brenneric 1.4 4 4 24
Total 26.62 26.38 32 71
Missouri maintained its lead with a hard-houghed 59-52 verdict in the first round, while Kansas State easily mastered Iowa State. 68-54 in the final.
Mizuno, ranked 15th nationally,
8-2 in the Big Eight. Kansas State is 7-2 and can move into a tie for the lead with a victory over Oklahoma. Oklahoma State Monday night on the Wildcats' home court.
K-State Rips on Road; Tigers Struggle at Home
KANAS CITY (AP)—The paradox of the Big Eight basket game on the weekend. The favorites won but the method and margin of victory sowed seeds of concern to a relative team superstar.
Missouri had a case of poor marksmanship—it had only a 35 mph kills. It was the lowest of the season, but Colorado was worse — 34 per cent, hitting 71 percent.
In other play, Saturday,
Nebraska solidified its hold on the
South with a triumph over defending Big
Eight champion Kansas, and
Oklahoma stayed in the picture
by downing Oklahoma State 80-23.
Kansas State, sparked by Lon Knoppers 30 points, continued on Sunday with a victory over basketball, the Wildcats came into the cyles into mistaken mistakes.
Nebraska seared the most points ever by a Big Eight team against Kansas. The previous high was 97 by Oklahoma in the Big Eight tournament. Bud Weaver scored 86 for Kansas with his 28 points.
Oklahoma made nine of their ast 10 free throw chances to turn up the crowd. The back had 20 points. Scott Martin 9 and Andrew Pettes 18 to present a balanced Sooner at the two-way with 18 markers.
On Monday night, in addition to the Oklahoma State-Kansas State dual, Kansas plays host to Colorado.
Saturday Kansas State is at
Kahoma and Missouri plays at
Aansas in televised day games
in levels to Colorado in a
right contest.
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