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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, March 16, 1998
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Track boasts three All-Americans
By Angela Johnson Kansan sportswriter
Kansas track and field athletes Andrea Branson, Candy Mason and Scott Russell left the 1998 NCAA Indoor Championships this weekend as All-Americans.
All-American in the 35-pound weight throw. With a throw of 67 feet, 61/4 inches, he broke his own school record for the fourth time this season.
Mason and Russell were national runners-up in the pole vault and 35-pound weight throw. Branson placed fifth in the pole vault.
Russell became Kansas' first
Kansas has not had an All-American thrower since 1971 when Karl Salb and Steve Wilhelm placed first and third, in the shot put.
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sunk in yet."
"This is great," Russell said. "Coming into nationals I just wanted to increase my personal record and then I did this well.
In the women's pole vault, Mason tied her school record with a jump of 12 feet, 7 1/2 inches, and Branson jumped a career-best 12 feet, 1 1/2 inches.
Branson has steadily improved her mark by more than two feet this season.
Head coach Gary Schwartz said he credited specialty coaches Lorri Larowe and Rick Attig for preparing the All-Americans for nationals.
The Jayhawks' outdoor season begins this week with the Emporia State Invitational on Thursday, March 19 and the Arizona State Invitational on Saturday, March 21.
Jayhawks field 12 pitchers in win
By Laura Bokenkroger
Kansan sportswriter
The Kansas baseball team beat Hastings College 11-3 yesterday.
The Jayhawks, 8-6, played yesterday after games at Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas State were postponed last week because of bad weather.
Twelve pitchers threw for Kansas, the most ever to throw in a single Kansas game.
"Everybody pitched today except for
Les Walrond, because he is going to
start on Tuesday," coach Bobby Randall
said. "Everybody played today. We had
to shake the cobwebs off today. It was a
little chilly. It was a long time waiting
to play."
The Jayhawks' offense kept them ahead, and their defense played flawlessly behind a different pitcher each inning.
The Jayhawks jumped on top early, when centerfielder Clint Wyrick doubled to right field, scoring shortstop John Nelson in the first inning.
Designated hitter Walrond hit a three-
Pitcher Peter Smart throws practice pitches during the Kansas game against Hastings College. By Corie Waters/KANSAN
"We did some things well defensively," Randall said, "but we made some silly mistakes mostly on offense, some base running and some hitting mistakes. They are all correctable things. Right now what we need to do is just play baseball."
Women's tennis dominates Colorado
Shortstop John Nelson had two hits, two walks, two RBIs and scored three runs in the game.
Kansan staff report
Hunt: won one, lost one.
Kansas scored three more times in the bottom of the eighth.
The Kansas women's tennis team defeated Colorado 7-2 yesterday and remained
In the top of the eighth, Dan Auckland came in to pitch for Franco Martinez, after the Broncos scored up a run, making it 8-3. Auckland struck out three batters to end the inning.
undefeated in Big 12 Conference play. The No. 17 Jayhawks struggled against the Buffaloes; ins singles competition, four
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The Jayhawks continued to mix things up in doubles play and fielded their 13th different combination of doubles teams. The combination worked, and Kansas won two of three doubles matches.
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The No. 2 singles went to the third set as well, but senior Christie Sim came up short and lost to Jessica Garrow, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. Garrow earned the Buffs' only singles win.
Jayhawks winning both.
Junior Kris Sell defeated Sandra Fischer 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 at the No. 3 spot, and freshman Christine Sues defeated Emily Smith 4-6, 6-0, 6-1 at the No. 4 position.
The No. 3 and No. 4 singles positions continued the three-set trend with the
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matches went to the final third set.
At the top spot, senior
Kylien Hunt came back after
dropping the first set and
defeated Colorado's Nadine
Kenzelmann 3-6. 6-4. 6-2.
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