Thursday, January 17, 1980
Mickens burns foes goes to New York
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Lester Mickens, a U.S. Olympic hopeful,
opened the indoor track season with a school
record in the quarter-mile and then received
an invitation to a major amateur meet.
Mickens was clocked at 47.62 in the 40-yard dash at the Eastern Tennessee State Invitational ban Jan 11 and 12. That mark was reached on Saturday, after it betered the previous meet record of 47.74, but it earned Mickens a position in the Olympic Invitational this weekend in New York City.
The senior from Atlanta, Ga., who was wide receiver on the KU football team, said the competition was stiff for the East Tennessee State meet, which attracted Pennsylvania and Southwest powerhouse, the University of Texas, EI Paso.
In the Olympic Invitational, Mickens will run the 500 meters, an event he has never run before. He was, however, runner-up in the Olympics and run at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
"I expected to run well, but I didn't expect to run as well as I did." Dickens said.
"IT'S NO BIG THING," Mickens said, "I've run the 440 and the 600 and this 500 is in the middle."
Four other Jayhawks joined Mickens at East Tennessee to kick off the 1980 indoor season. Leo Light, a juniCollege transfer, had caught seven feet in the high jump for third.
Freshman Rodney Bullock established a freshman record in the 600-dash field. His list of 11.17 was good for seventh place in the 200-meter race. Tommy McCall's 1:20.mar set in 1970.
Half-miler Tim Jantsch failed to qualify for the finals in his event and Jay Reardon fell short in the long jump.
Robinzine shot nets KC victory
MILWAUKEE (AP)—Bill Robinizek banked home an off-balance rebound of a missed shot by Scott Wedman with 25 seconds last night, lifting the Kansas City Kings to a 112-10 National Basketball Championship over the Milwaukee Bucks.
Ols Bitsdorp scored 28 points, Robinize
19 and Wedan I for the Midwest Division
leaders, who widened their lead over
runner-up Buckts to three games.
Wedman sank two free throws to make it 112-108. The Buck's Brian Winters missed a three-point goal as time expired.
Robinne's rebound gave the Kings a 110-108 lead. After a Milwaukee wakeup, Kansas City's Lei Elmore preserved the victory by an allowed attempt at狱眉 Sidney Moncrief.
The Buck's defeat wasted a season-high 37 points by Marques Johnson.
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