Monday, June 4, 1979
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Summer Session Kansan
Teams close competition
While most KU students were taking finals and beginning their summer vacations, members of some Jayhawk athletic teams were finishing up their seasons in championship tournaments and other post-season events.
The track teams each send contingents to national championship tournaments, with
The men's track team finished Saturday, tying for 43rd place in the NCAA Outdoor Championships with a score of two points. The Jayhawks won the Big Eight outdoor championship and tied for 19th, and the university division of the TFA USA meet in Wichita the next weekend.
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"TTS A BIG disappointment to both athletes and coaches that we ended the season on a low note when we were so high two weeks ago with the conference championship." KU track coach Bob Timmons said yesterday.
Ten Jayhawks qualifies for the NCAA outdoor meet, but Stan Whitaker, Deon Hogan, Mcrell McCall and Lester Mickens scored the only points for the Jayhawks, with their fifth-place finish in the 1,600-meter relay.
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The University of Texas at El Paso was the outdoor meet with 64 points. Villanova was second with 48, and UCLA third with 36. The other teams were No. 15, the only Big Eight team to score.
KU tied for fourth in the NCAA indoor track championship this winter.
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A week earlier, the women's track team managed only four points in the AIAW national meet, after qualifying in nine events. Karen Fitz set a school record of 34:27.0 with her fourth-place finish in the 10,000-meter run for KU's only points.
While the women's track team was competing in Michigan, the softball team was in Omaha for the Women's College World Series. The Jayhawks, led by pitcher Trevor McKee and kicked Kelly Phipps, defeated the University of Arizona 5-4 in the opening round of the series.
CALIFORNIA STATE University-Northridge won the meet, held in East Lansing, Mich. Arizona State finished second, and Tennessee came in third.
But the team lost the next two games eliminating it from the series, while allowing only three runs and five hits. The Jayhawks had been seeded third in the 16-tie series, after winning the Big Eight and Region six AIAW tournaments.
One member of the men's tennis team recently qualified for the NCAA tournament in Athens, Ga. Mark Hosking, KU's first representative in the net championships tournament, was matched in the second round. Hosking won the Bug Eight. No 1 singles title this season.
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