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University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 21, 1986
Kansas Relays Results
Friday's results from the Kansas Belts
University Women Javelin throw - 1. Jeanne
Villegas; Tennessee. 1. 2. Karyx Skarkov;
3. 6. Sabrina Emanuel; Kansas
109. 11.
Sports
University Women High Jump - 1, Shariir Lee,
Oklahean University, 2; 2, Michelle Cowan,
Kansas East, Easher Oklahoma, 5; 8, Rosie Wadman,
Kansas, 5; 4/1
University Women Shot Put - 1. Pinkie Sugas,UA, 53.4 (Relays record) 2. Connie Price,UA, 53.1 3. Derrike Buchanan, Kaisa, 51.5
Women Women Tripleump — 1, Sharp Pendleton, Nebraska, 4(5) (Relays record); 2 Felicia Carpenter, Kansas State, 4(1); 2 Denise Williams, Wavland Basal, 39(7).
University Women 10.006 metric run — 1 Bomie
 Iowa, state WA, state IA (Relay record);
 Tarn Hill, state WA, state IA (34.90, 5.14, Link Washington,
 35.08, 6.20, Kirk Sherman, 37.21)
University, Kansas 3,000-meter run — Jacque
Strouchoff, Kansas State v. 14:12. 2. Anne Stadler,
Kansas State, v. 9:23. 3. Anita Kelly, North-
west, v. 9:32.
University Women Two Mile Relay — 1.
Okahama (Draper, Silvera, Lewis, Bullock),
9.02:22, 2. Iowa, 9.04:39, 3. Drake, 9.04:41.
Men's Sprint Medley Relay — 1. Oklahoma
State, (Rhodes, Patterson, Patterson,
3:19.14, 2. Ohio State, 3:21.28, 3. Kansas, 3:22.24)
Men's 10,000-meter run — 1. Bill Brown,
Okahama, 30.20.1; 2. Edd Jassman, Wyoming,
30.39.4; 3. Vanderbakeen, Nebraska, 31.10.1
Bill Nieder Shot Put — 1. Ed Wade, Oklahoma
63-21%; 2. Scott Kura, UA, 58-11%; 3. Mark Coligan,
Nebraska, 57-11
University Men's 800-meter League - Drake,
(Harry, Newby, Bryght, Spoiler). 12.571;
2 Iowa State 12.581; 3 Oklahoma. 16.455; 4 Kansas.
12.754.
Bill Easton University Men's Four mile relay —
1. Illinois State (Uilburn, Pulhamo, Flowers,
Forker), 16:42:31, - Iowa State, 16:42:27, -
Northeastern, 16:56:09
University Men Long Jump - 1. KENYA Harrison, Kansas State, 20%. 2. YUSEF Ali, All State International, 20%. 3. MONES Kiyal, Iowa State, 25.10%
Saturday's results
Men's Bill Nieder Shot Put — 1. Ed Wade
Okahama, 63-21%; 2. Scott Karr, unattached
58-11%; 3. Mark Colligan, Nebraska, 57-11;
conservancy Men's Long Jump = 1. Kenny Ramsey, Kansas State, KS; 2. Yusuf Ali, All Star International, 20%; 3. Moses Kyra, Iowa State, 25%; 4. Ray Mitchell, Kentucky, 25%.
Men's Pole Vault — 1. Terry Womack,
Oklahona, 17-4; 2. Scott Huffman, Kansas,
3. Craig I. Craink, Arkansas State, 17-11.
University Men's Javelin Throw - 1. Zakawy Mwinkely, Wayland Baptist, 2. Bon Bahn, Kamas, 2.18; 3. Mike Brennan, Iowa State, 217.3.
University Men's Carl V. Rose High Jump -1
Thomas Ragland, unattached, 7:12; 1 Jim
Cloud, Count Church, 6:11/4; 2 Jeff Loehr,
Kenneth, Count Church, 6:11/4; 3 Shariff Itaen, Kem-
6:11/4
University Men's Triple Jump - 1. Kenny Jordan, Kansas State, 5-11 (Relays record); 2. Fredrick Lewis, unachieved, 51-21/3; 3. Ray Mitchell, Kansas, 49-9.
University Men's Al Oster Disease Throw - 1
Rob James, unattached, 19:11; 2 Ed Wade,
Okahanna, 18:54; 3 Scott Lofgren, Puma, 18:44
**University Women Discus Throw - 1.挑刺**
Suga, UA, 167.8; K. Kelly Abernathy, Kansas
State, 163.6; Conn Price, UA, 162.8; D. Denier
Beckman, Kansas, 154.5.
**Women's Invitational High Jump** — 1. Iita Graves, Kansas State, K-6. 2. Gleiver Erisher, Illinois State, K-5. 3. Tammy Nieman, Nebraska; Wichita State, K-6. 4. Katherine Weber, Wichita State, O'Ann Cannon, Kansas State, K-5.
University Women's Long Jump - 1. Comfort Igey, Wayland Baptist, 20:3; Denise Williams, Wayland Baptist, 20:3; Jael Tyma, Kanaas, 19:7
Junior College Women 40 mm Relay — 1. Barton County, Gibson, Adam Davis, Dave Scott, 64 (Relays record); 2. Eastern Oklahoma, 48.3; 3. County, 50.3
University Women's 400-yard Relay - Eley, Missouri (names unavailable) 46.23; Southern Illinois 46.49; III Illinois State 46.54; Kansas 47.54
Women Women 1500-meter run — 1. Chris Vanatta, Kansas State. A.28.9; 2. Rosaina Cassidy, Illinois State. A.47.8; 3. Jackie Goodman, Oklahoma State. A.28.4
Burberry Women 100 meter hurdles — 1 Faye Barrett, Western Illinois, 13.47. Relays record) · 2 Kimi Kilpatrick, Kansas State, 13.85. Nathan Thomas, Iowa State, 13.96.
University Women 400-meter dash — 1. Leisla
Konwles, Oklahoma. 52.26 (Relys record); 2.
1897.
Scott, Women 108-meter dash — 1 Tahwu
University, Barron C. Community, 11.7; 3 Tang. 2
Angley, Illinois State, 11.9; 3 Michelle
Miller, Nebraska, 12.6.
Cyd Thomas, Minneapolis, 52.5. 3. Naval El
Moutahawak,UA, 52.87; V. Veronda O'Hara, Kaua,
54.96.
Invitational Women's 100-meter - 1. Angela Thacker, Nebraska, 11; 42; 1. Refina Ubah, All-Star Int., 11; 43. Ivana Taylor, Iowa, 11; 9
Women, Women 800-meter run — L Cyd
Thomas, Missouri 2.08; R 2.51; Nakeil,
Nebraska 2.08; K Lane Suarer, Western
Illinois 2.10; I 2.10
Parker University Women 600-meter hurdle — Jacqui
Parker, Iowa State, Iowa 1.01, 5.11. Sherri Hurlin 1.
1.02.81. Georgia Glover, Gibson Co. Community,
1.02.81.5. Chicago, IL 1.02.81.75. Chicago, IL 1.09.99.
1.09.99.1.69.
Invitational Women 400-meter hurdles — 1.
Minkie Kebke, Arkansas State, 89.1; 2.1
Jone Craig, Oklahoma State, 59.87; 3.1
Felicia Kannas, Kansas State, 60.7.
College and University, Women 3,000-meter
College – 1. Pammy Murray, Western University
16.50 to 27.20 (Relays record); 2. Suzanne Youngberg, Iowa
16.50 to 24.90, Vivian Stuart, Southern University
16.51 to 17.1
Women Women 200-meter dash – 1 Dense
Blackman, Southern Illinois, 23.45; 2. Angela
Thacker, Nebraska, 23.61; 3. Natatha Kaiser,
Morgan, 23.81
Junior Community College college's mile relay
- 1. Eastern Oklahoma (Bowden, Bowie, Garcia,
Powell). 3:48.2. 3:51.2. 3:58.3. 3:59.6.
Council Court. 3:59.6.
College and University Women's mite relay —
1. Southern Illinois (Kyrabbu, Blackman, Nunn,
Blackman), 3:38:37, 2. Neiraska, 3:43:60,
Oklahoma, 3:44:23
University, Men Two Mile Rake - 1. Illinois
(Palumbo, Wilmson, Brack, Flowers),
7.28.79, 3. Colorado State, 7.30.11, 3. Ohio State,
7.30.2
Larry Winn 3,000-meter Steeplechase — 1 T.Wakelin, Iowa State, Iowa 8.5; B. Dermot Bradshaw, Wyoming, 8.5B 5.3; Steve Gerhart, North Iowa, 9.07
Junior College Men's 400 yard relay — I. Harton County, Bison, Walt, Hall, Burrage) 41.57, 2. Butler County Kansas 41.89, 3. Eastern Oklahoma 42.22
University Men Julius Marks 400 yard relay —
1. Okahama (names unavailable). 41.17; 2. Kansas
41.58; 3. Wichita State. 42.63
University Men Ed Elbel Distance Medley
University Men Wet Sancte 1000 meter run - 1
Glen Kissau, Ohio. State. Ohio. 3:26. 2:26. Mark Perlger, Nebraska. 3:53.4. 3:Arnt Antense, Woym-g.
3:53.8.
Relay — 1. Northwestern (Keller, Craft, Santer,
Cull). 9:44:07. 2. Oklahoma. 9:44:34. 3. Illinois.
State. 9:53.5.
Men 110-meter hurdles — 1. A Joyner, UA, 13:22; 2. Alberson, Front Runners, 14:30; 3. Walt Curry, State State; 14:36; 4. Courtney Hawkins, Kansai, 14:51.
Invitational Men's Glen Cunningham 160-meter run = 1 Tom Byers. UA, 4:32. 58 Rod Dellahave, South Dakota State, 3:41. 1 J Jean Verbraker, Nebraska, 3:46. 5
University Men 406-meter dash — 1. Zorba Ross, Ohio State, 47.25, 2. Sean Banks, Hutchin 4.32, 3. Kurt. 3.17 Kurt. Bethany, 4.78
Invitational Men's 400-meter dash — 1. Desveneur, Wayland马契利, 45.12 (Reinders record);
2. Danny Harris, Iowa, 46.19; 3. Rotini Nurses, All-Star Inv., 46.96.
University Men 100-meter dash — Darnell Harris, Drake, 10.45; 2. Redney Harris, Kansas, 10.32; 2 Anthony Wall, Nebraska, 10.62.
Invitational Men's 106-meter race — 1. Ulrich
Meyers, Wayland Baptist, 10.54 . 2. Dian Bly,
Front Runner, 10.8 . 3. David Rhodes, Oklahoma
State, 10.69
Men . 800 meter run — 1. Aaron Baynes, Barton County. 1. 8:60 (Rylsound) race.
2. Paul Arkansas, Oakland State. 1. 4:87. Patrici Drake, Drake. 1. 49:36.
Riley, Men 40-meter hurdle — 1.
Glory, West Texas, 50; 9, 2; B.J. Bobson, West
Texas, 51; 55, 3. Dune Bryght, Drake, 51; 70, 6.
Miller, Mike, Kansas, 33; 7.
University Men 200-meter dash — 1. Kevin Young, Oklahoma, 21, 24; Aubrey Jones, Oklahoma, 21:28; Sleet Spotter, Drake, 21:39
University, Men 5.00-meter run — 1. Charlie Gray Kansas City Track Club, 14.05: 10. Mike Vanatta, Team Nike, 14.17: 3. Steve Northey, Northern, 14.20
Master's 108 open mputer run - 1. Herald Hailey, HA 1, 17.2; Giene Lee, MCKlidge, Chip Pearson, 2. 38. 3. Tom Starr, Northern California, 2.11.8
University Men Chuck Cramer mile relay —
Iowa State (Hawaii) Cheruyetu, Polk, Dixon;
3:14:36, 2: Kansas, 3:14:36, 3: Air Force, 3:14:08
Junior College Men's mile relay -- 1. Barrant County (Mick, Maddock, Strassau, Toffesen), 3:28.35, 2. Eastern Oklahoma, 16:34; 3. Buffalo County, 3:17.
Men's and Women's Marathon 30-34, 14-21.
Getta, Lawrenc, 4.08-94.11 (overall winner)
40-44, 1 Patricia Tucker, Ozark, Mo 4.13-53.15,
21.59, Gina Gelta, Mission 4.42-97.15.
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Sports Briefs
Jayhawks dominate crew championships
Although there was no overall team trophy given out, the Kansas men's and women's team teams won four out of the six events it had played. The Kansas Lake Championships on Pedal Lake Revoir in Manhattan.
The women's varsity four, women's varsity eight, men's varsity lightweight eight, men's novice heavyweight eight, men's varsity four and men's varsity against Kansas State, Wichita State University and Washburn.
"The six events we tried to emphasize the eights," Cliff Elliott, co-chair of the national show, said. "The showing was strong. Had won the men's varsity eight, we could
have said we dominated it."
The women's varsity four had to fight to the finish line to beat Washburn by two minutes. Kansas won in seven minutes 20 seconds.
Mach throws no-hitter
Kansas pitcher Sherri Mach threw a no-hitter in the first game and Tracy Bunge allowed only three hits in the second game to power Kansas in the second game. Kansas State and 30 victory over Nebraska at Lincoln, Neb. on Saturday.
In the first game, the Jayhawks helped Mach's effort by capitalizing on five Wildcat errors while collecting nine hits, including doubles by right bolder Ann Brent, designated hitter Craig Gage and shortstop Creech Wiekham.
In the second game, Kansas scored all of its three runs in the third inning and never looked back. Bunge's record is 15-7.
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