Lawson breaks tape
Hawks second in meet
By WILL HARDESTY
"I knew Oscar (Moore) was a pace-setter, so I figured to just try to catch him before the end of the race," said John Lawson in commenting on his win in the KU invitational track meet.
"I figured Moore would open up a lead of maybe 25 yards, but I know at times he must have been leading me by a good hundred yards. Luckily, I caught him in the last half mile."
"OSCAR LOST his way twice and I had to call to him to get him back on the course," Lawson said. "I know that one of those times I picked up about 25 yards on him."
Lawson won the meet in 30:40. Because he was running unattached (his four years of NCAA eligibility are up), his score was dropped in figuring team totals.
Therefore, officially, Moore won and led Southern Illinois University to a victory with 43 points. KU was second with 47, followed by Drake, 54; the Air Force Academy, 74; and Ottawa with 138.
Lawson was 16 seconds behind at the four-mile mark.
KU RESULTS follow: Mike Hayes, fourth, 31:46; Tom Yergovich, fifth, 31:54; Mike Kearns, 13th, 33:21; Curt Grindal, 16th, 33:39; Larry Woelk, 17th, 33:43; Mike Sheahan, 20th, 33:58; Ray Poteet, 23rd, 33:41.
The team will hold a three-mile
Orioles capture series
The Baltimore Orioles, in an upset that even had the odd-makers of Las Vegas baffled, captured the World Baseball championship Sunday.
Posting the fourth straight win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, the American Leaguers showed outstanding performance from their pitchers. Oriole hurlers held the Dodgers scoreless for the last 33 innings of play.
THE LAST TWO games were won on isolated homers, both scores were 1-0. The fourth game home run came off the bat of Frank Robinson.
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time trial this afternoon to determine who will go to Southern Illinois this weekend for the KU-SIU dual meet.
"We hope Ryun will be able to go this weekend," Coach Bob Timmons said.
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