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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1995
Page
8
Butch Leitzinger posted the fastest second-round lap of 118.738 seconds in Budweiser at the Glen qualifying, earning 21st in the 40-car field as Mark Martin took the pole for today’s race. Leitzinger called the effort a relief amid pressure. Martin seeks a third straight Glen victory.
Damon Hill kept the pole position for Sundays Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring circuit near Budapest. The Williams Renault driver clocked 1 minute 16.982 seconds at 115.320 mph, ahead of teammate David Coulthard who was second fastest in the 77 lap race on the short curvy track in the hills outside the city.
Jacques Villeneuve retained the Miller Genuine Draft 200 pole at Mid-Ohio after a brief Saturday qualifying stop to change tires. He posted a track record 121.192 mph on the 13-turn road course and will lead Bryan Herta in the first row after final session speeds remained unchanged. Richie Hearn won his fourth straight Toyota Atlantic pole, narrowing the points gap to David Empringham.
Kansas coach Glen Mason praised early drills and noted progress across the squad while underscoring gaps on the defensive line. Four to five players have yet to pass running tests, with no serious injuries reported. Kalombo Kalombo has not yet joined camp amid eligibility issues, and Alani Pahulu awaits his court date on August 18 after seeking medical clearance to play.
Former Kansas track star Art Dalzell who died July 31 in Bakersfield at age 63 will be remembered with a scholarship fund. Wes Santee and Dick Wilson, Dalzell's KU teammates, head the effort through the Williams Fund at KU. The fund will honor Dalzell and later all members of the 1953 Jayhawk NCAA cross country championship team.
The top twenty five teams in the Associated Press preseason college football poll are listed with placement votes in parentheses and 1994 records. Final 1994 ranking is shown for context and points totals reflect 25 point scale per voting position.
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