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DivisionalCountryrrow at II of aBv KEN PFEIFFERSun Sports WriterMore than 80 runners will be at the starting line tomorrow afternoon when the Central Division cross-country meet gets under way at the Kofa High course.The bulky field includes seven-man teams from each of the 12 schools in the Class AAA group.Set for a 4 o’clock start, therun marks the first time thatthe divisional meet has been held in Yuma.Kofa coach Fred Feiler has been busy laying out the course and setting up the scoreboard in preparation for the meet. The Kings have to be ratedas contenders for the division crown on the basis of their undefeated record in the B League competition this year.Finishing the season with an 18-2 record overall, the Kofa I squad includes Regan Kelly,Westernt Home FridavMike Conrad, Andy Medina,Efriam Flores, Hark Seeger,Steve Prickett and Dennis Duncan.Casa Gtande's Cougars arepicked as the team to beat, with state title holder Robert Levario returning to lead last year’s division winners in defense of their crown.Also rated as top contenders are McClintock and Mesa. McClintock boasts top runner Mike Melichar, while Mesa’s strength lies in team depth.Other top Individual performances are expected from Arcadia’s Steve Pebler and Chandler's freshman sensation, Skeets Dickson.Running on their bom® course, Kofa’s Kelly, Conrad and Medina should also be among the top finishers,
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Yuma, Arizona, US

Tue, Nov 26, 1968

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