University Daily Kansan, April 16, 1982
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Nebraska
From page 9
won the 1980 Big Eight title in the discus.
Shot Put
Javelin Throw
Brigham Young's Jones is once again the top qualifier, but the second best qualifier, Small of Nebraska, is only five inches back. Kansas' Serr Lerdahl is the only other athlete who has thrown more than 49 feet.
Houston's Olsen should run away with this event. Her toss of 100 feet is 33 feet better than her closest competitor, Heidi Iranteah of Nebraska
Iracatabla a group of five bunched behind Leon. They are Cheryl Novak and July Madea of Western Illinois, Melanie Heitman of Iowa State
and Debbie Smallwood of Okiahora State.
440-Yard Relay
Nebraska, led by Ottey and Burke,
should win this one easily, with the
main battle coming for second place.
NU's time of 45 is as nearly one and one-
half as that of Kunnaas and Western
Illinois relay teams,
which are tied for two.
Mile Relav
Iowa State and Nebraska look to finish one-two in this event with two seconds separating the two teams. Kansas and Western Illinois have the third and fourth best times, less than one-half second apart.
Two-Mile Relav
Iowa State is a heavy favorite in this
relay. The team's time of 4.163 is 14 seconds faster than that of No. 2 qualifier. Nebraska. Nebraska. Nebraska. and Nebraska. should battle it out for the second spot.
Spring Medley Relay
This race could be the highlight of the women's relay events with three schools all under 1:44. Kansas has the top time in this event, but the Jayhawks are followed closely by Missouri and Iowa State.
Hentathlon
Jim Ryun, all-time great KU miler who was the first high school runner to crack the four-minute mile, is living in Lawrence and will compete in the 10,000-meter road race.
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Nebraska's Nancy Kindig, short of any miracle or injury, will win this event hands down. Her score of 5,799 in front of teammate Marian Goedhart.
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From page 10
Timmons was the one who got Ryun to return to the Relays and run in the 10,000 meter run.
"Coach Timmons asked me if I was interested in running," Rym said. "I'd like to be better prepared, more ahead and confident, still a lot to do. It takes a lot of time."
"It's good to have him back," he said. "I coached him for 13 years. He's made a lot of progress and I think he'll continue to progress."
RYUN SAID the interest in his life has kept him busy talking to people about himself.
Ryun will spend tomorrow running in Lawrence, the scene of some of his best moments there and he may not be a favorite. Jim Ryun is again running in Lawrence.
"I DON'T KNOW what the good Lord will have me do," he said. "Spread the gospel, that's exciting. People are interested in what I am doing."
"Everyone wants to know what I've been done," he said. "With the interviews and all those other things, it's not hard to spend my time."
When not running, Ryun keeps busy with his Christian running camps and making appearances for companies, such as Nike, for which he promotes products. As for his future, he isn't sure what it includes.
Iowa State's Scott Crowell looks to add a Kansas Relays' title to his long list of collegiate accomplishments. Last year, Crowell won the Big Eight and NCAA titles in the discus.
College
From page 7
The pole vault list is headed by none other than Joe Dial of Oklahoma State.
Junior year.
Behind Dial comes Kansas' Jeff Buckingham and Kansas State's Doug Lytle.
Buckingham set four Big Eight records in his first two years while the Wildcats Lyle won the NCAA indoor and Texas Belays.
Dial, only a freshman, has a personal best of 18-3 and was named Track & Field News High School Athlete of the Year.
At 17 Dial set a record for his age clearing 17-5/4 at the Kansas Relays his junior year.
The other top qualifiers are: John Sayre and John Geiger, Southern Illinois; David Swezy, Oklahoma State, and Andy Howard, Kansas.
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Going into the Relays the best jump belongs to Iowa State's James Moi. Moi finished second in the Big Eight indoor meet.
Closely behind Moi are Kansas Warren Wilhoite and Kansas State's Switzer and Rodney Brogden.
The other top qualifiers are: Derek Harper, Michigan, and Kevin Baker and Terry Taylor, Southern Illinois.
Wilhite was an All-American indoors last season after placing fourth in the NCAA meet.
Carl V. Rice High Jump
The No. 1 ranked high jumper in the world heads the list. Tyke Peacock, who was ranked No. 1 by Track & Field News, tops the field with a jump of $7\%$, which he set at the World Cup in Rome.
Peacock, also a guard on the basketball team, transferred to Kansas from Modesto 'Junior College in California.
Wichita State's David Vuprogel is right behind Peacock with a jump of 7-3%. Vuprogel is the school record holder and last season won the Texas Relay.
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