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Monday, April 2, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
KU takes 3rd and 5th at first outdoor meet
By Molly Reid
Kansan sportwrites
The Kansas men's team finished last in the five-team LSU Purple Tiger Invitational, but the Jayhawks had their first qualifier for the NCAA outdoor track meet.
Kansas javelin thrower 'Vince Labosky qualified for the NCAA meet with a throw of 229 feet, eight inches.
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"I was working on technique, not really worrying about distance," he said. "Two-hundred twenty-nine feet." The camera's 20 feet it 20 feet under my personal best.
Labosky said he was stronger than he has ever been and has a lot of confidence in his ability this season.
"Vince is a very excellent javelin thrower," Kansas coach Gary Schwartz said. But he tossed a lot out later. But it is good to get (the qualifying) out of the way.
Both the men's and women's track teams made the trip to Louisiana for their first outdoor meet of the season. The team, overall as Labosky was personally.
The Kansas men finished the meet with 46 points. LSU, last year's NCAA outdoor champions in men's and women's competition, won the men's meet with 177 points and the women's with 157. The Kansas men finished third in team 168 points, just four behind second-place Alabama.
Coach Gary Schwartz said that scoring was not his main emphasis for the meet.
"There were a number of things I could have done to score more points," he said. "Our main goal was to put the kids in events to prepare them for the Big Eight Conference meet. I'm not saying scoring isn't
important, but we didn't want to sacrifice anything this early."
per cent of OE teams. Ben Schwartz's de-emphasis on scoring, the Jayhawks were not spread thinly to compete in all events.
The women's 400-meter relay, 200 run and 100 run did not have Kansas competitors. The men lacked run and the 100 and 400 runs and the 400 relay.
Schwartz said the team needed to sharpen its performances to do well the rest of the season but was happy with both teams' performances.
He said Julie Howerton, who won the 800 run in 2:13.92, also had a strong performance in the second leg of the 1,600 relay. The women's relay team of Sherlanda Brooks, Heather Ryun, Margaret Sullivan and Howerton placed third with a time of 3:52 16.
Angie Melland won the javelin throw for Kansas with a throw of 142 feet, eight inches.
Schwartz said that the Kansas men's distance runners especially had a lot of sharpening to do.
"We looked where we did in training," he said. "We didn't look as sharp as we will later on. It's just one of those things. It is not a trend."
The Jayhawks have lost some of their scoring power with the loss of pole vaulter Pat Manson and middle distance runner Stacey Smiedala. Each athlete will be red-shirted during the outdoor season, which will mean an entire year college for the next indoor and outdoor seasons.
Manson will use the season to recover from a groin injury that bothered him during the indoor season. Smiedala will spend the season recovering from a painful foot condition.
Team takes 10th place
Central Florida dominates tourney again
By a Kansan reporter
After placing well in its first two tournaments, the Kansas golf team slipped and finished in 10th place at the Augusta-Forest Hills Invitational last weekend in Augusta, Ga.
Men's golf
In individual competition, Andrew Rice from Central Florida shot a 210 and finished in first place.
The University of Central Florida took first place, outdistancing second-place Oklahoma by 21 strokes. Central Florida has won all three
The Jayhawks shot a three-round score of 907, which was 11 strokes behind ninth-place finisher Missouri.
tournaments that Kansas has competed in. Central Florida also finished first in the Central Florida Tournament and third in South Florida Classic in Tampa, Fla.
Another Big Eight Conference rival, Colorado, also competed in the tournament. The Buffaloes shot an 80-67 victory againstadores behind sixth-place New Mexico.
The top individual finisher for Kansas was John Ogden, who shot a 219 and took 12th place. Ogden was the winner of the finish at the South Florida Classic.
Other Jayhawk finishers were
Len Johnson, 230; Sean Thayer, 231;
Jon Bruning, 233; and Sid McKnight,
236.
Kansas will have two weeks off before its next tournament. The Jay team compete April 9-11 in the Western Intercollegiate in Santa Cruz, Calif.
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RUBGY CLUB WINS: The University of Kansas Rugby football club defended its title at the Kansas City Rugby Collegiate Invitational Tournament during the weekend.
Yesterday, Kansas and Missouri met for the championship of the tournament. Missouri led 12-3 after one period of play. However, Kansas entered into the second and the end of regulation the score was tied 12-12.
Neither team scored during the first overtime. With two minutes remaining in the second overtime, Missouri was penalized. Matt Swain
kicked a 40-meter field goal, giving Kansas its second straight championship.
CREW IN ST. LOUS: Kansas crew had three first place finishes in Saturday's Washington University Invitational in St. Louis.
Kansas competed in seven of the eight races. The women's varsity heavyweight boat finished in first place in the open division, and both the men's and women's novice heavyweight boats took first place in their respective divisions.
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