Kansas Relays spark 12 records at Memorial Stadium
Kansas State athletes headline the 61st KU Relays in Lawrence as Doug Lytle sets a pole vault meet mark of 18-9½ and Kenny Harrison Pinkie Suggs sweep honors. Harrison, Suggs, and Lytle highlight a day of records across events including the long jump, triple jump, discus, shot put, 400, 800, and masters races.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Joe Dial
Harrison
Soviet Union
Nikolai Musyenko
Suggs
Penn State
Elaine Lobansky
Lytle
Kansas City
Jaye Barrett
Western Illinois
Pam Page
Missouri
Leisa Knowles
Oklahoma
Gail Conway
Air Force
Aaron Baynes
Barton County
Dave Uhrich
Marquette
Nebraska
Shari Pendleton
Robin Johnson
Texas
Patty ‘Murray
Teri Anderson
Athletes In Action
Devon Morris
Wayland Baptist
Evis Jennings
Mississippi State
Herald Hadley
Hadley
Trio Of OU Competitors Finishes Off The Pace
Ottawa University athletes competed in the 61st Kansas Relays. Cindy Blakeley placed 11th in the women's 3000 meters at 10 04.4. Steffen Smith injured his knee while high jumping. Karrie Brockman competed in the women's long jump but did not reach finals. OU plans a twilight meet at Emporia State and the Southwestern Relays before the Kansas Conference meet May 2-3 at McPherson.
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Lawrence
Ottawa University
Braves
Bill Boucek
Cindy Blakeley
Jacque Struckhoff
Kansas State
Steffen Smith
Karrie Brockman
Brockman
Smith
Boucek
Kansas
Thomas Ragland
Wayland Baptist
Comfort Igeh
Emporia State
Winfield
McPherson
Steve Zak
Eagles Win At DeSoto In Freshman Sophomore Meet
Wellsville High School dominated the DeSoto-hosted freshman sophomore track meet winning 121 points, with Scott Corwine fueling the victory by scoring in multiple events. Osawatomie and DeSoto followed, while Thatcher Decker, Bill Bouse and Corwine led event wins and runner up finishes.
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Desoto
Wellsville High
DeSoto High School
Eagles
Osawatomie
Scott Corwine
WHS
Corwine
Aaron Todd
John Franks
Marc Thurp
Wellsville
Thatcher Decker
Bill Bouse
Bouse
Decker
Trenton Stumpff
Derek Gretenoord
Eagies
Jack Wilhite
Todd
Thuro
Corey Leib
Wilhite
Marchura
BU Bouse
Brockman's Career Back On Track
Rachel Brockman, former Ottawa High star now at Wichita State, arrived for the Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium but was ruled out when Gloria Norman false started the Wichita State 440 yard relay heat. Brockman cheered teammates and discussed her evolving career since 1983, noting college credentials differ from prep success.
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Ottawa
Wichita State University
Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Brockman
WSU
Karrie
Ottawa University
Ottawa High
OHS
Cyclones
Big Daddy
Don Kornhaus
Brockman finds niche at Wichita State track
At Wichita State University Brockman embraces college level competition and seeks peak form this season. She aims to prove herself anew on every meet and hopes to extend her four Oklahoma High School records and two state marks into a strong Missouri Valley outdoor meet at home.
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Brockman
WSU
Karrie
Rachel
Wichita State
OHS
Zoeller joins Select Circle With Heritage Win
Fuzzy Zoeller seals a dramatic comeback at Harbour Town, carding a 71 and a 15 foot birdie at the 72nd hole to win the Sea Pines Heritage Classic by one stroke. He joins Calvin Peete as the year’s only two time PGA Tour winner, while Green praises his resilient performance despite back surgery and recent pain.
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Hilton Head Island
8.C
Hubert Green
Fuzzy Zoeller
Green
Harbour ‘Town
Fuzzy
Zoeller
Calibogue Sound
Hale Irwin
Johnny Miller
Tom Watson
Ner
Hubert
Calvin Peete
Hawaii
Pebble Beach
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de) Bouse
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Rachel Brockman
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Greg Norman
Roger Maltbie
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