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Sports
Barnes, Kerr highlight
College Station Relays
By Hal L. Hammons
Sports Writer
Outstanding efforts by Texas
A&M's Randy Barnes and Stanley
Kerr highlighted the College Sta
tion Relays held Saturday at the
Frank G. Anderson Track and
Field Complex.
Kerr ran a wind-aided 100-me
ter dash in 10.0 seconds. The au
tomatic timer was inoperative
during Kerr’s race, so a hand
timer, which had him timed at
9.98, was rounded up.
Kerr, who has been out with a
pull of his left hamstring since the
Southwest Conference Indoor
Championships Feb. 21, said the
race was probably his personal
best in the event.
“I was just disappointed the au
tomatic timer dian’t work,” Kerr
said. “I just wish it was a legal
time.”
Although the record did not
stand because of the wind, it was
the fastest time ever by an Aggie.
The previous best was a wind-
aided 10.04 by Ray Brooks in
1978.
The race was especially impres
sive considering Kerr is suffering
from a slight groin pull in his
right leg. Kerr said the injury,
which he thinks occurred from
overcompensating for his injured
left leg, bothered him during the
race.
Barnes, normally a shot put
specialist, tossed the discus 203
feet 11 inches to win the event
easily and qualify for the NCAA
Championships in the event.
Barnes, suffering from a hand
injury that has kept him from
putting the shot so far this year,
said he is only now beginning to
enjoy the discus.
"It should have been a low-key
meet for me," Barnes said, "but I
was really psyched when I took
my First throw (195-5). I had hor
rible technique on that one,"
Floyd Heard, the top 200 me
ter runner in the worm last year,
won his specialty with a time of
20.31.
Heard said, “The 20.31 shows
me that I’m more than ready to
run against anybody in the
world.”
The A&M 4x100 relay team of
Kerr, Heard, Lawrence Felton
and Greg Lewis was plagued with
bad handoffs in a second-place
finish, as they were edged by one-
tenth of a second. T he Baylor
team of Darnell Chase, Raymond
Pierre, Michael Johnson and
Keith Stanford won with a time of
39.6 seconds.
Matt Dunn won the 800-meter
run with a time of 1:48.7. His
1:48.6 dock in the preliminaries
set a meet record.
Craig Calk also set a meet re
cord as he won the 400-meter
hurdles with a time of 50.88.
The women’s division was
dominated by Texas Southern,
which took six first-place finishes
in the 16 events. The lone winner
for Texas A&M was Brandy Stub
blefield, who won the high jump
with a leap of 5-7.
Five other A&M women took
second place finishes — Lisa Lan
gston took second place in the
100-meter hurdles with a time of
14.04 seconds; Tanya Woodside
had a 1-01.08 time that earned
her second place honors in the
400-meter hurdles; Terri Argu-
bright placed second with a 146-
JO discus throw; and Cheryl Hen
derson took second place in the
long jump with an effort of 19-5.
Photo by Bill Hugh (
Texas A&M pole vaulter Robby Hall clears the bar in the College
Station Relays Saturday at the Frank G. Anderson Track and Field
Complex. Hall placed fourth in the event with a vault of 15-6. Greg
West of Southern Methodist won the event with a vault of 17-0.
Syracuse, Indiana to shoot for title
dependent on bench than Orangemen
Hoosiers more
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — On
Monday night, Hollywood’s Hoo
siers go for the Oscars while India
na’s version reaches for the NCAA
basketball championship.
Syracuse is the last hurdle for
Coach Bob Knight's team after In
diana defeated Nevada-Las Vegas
97-93 and the Orangemen downed
Providence 77-63 in Saturday's semi
finals.
"I think Syracuse is as good a team
as there is in the country,” Knight
said, "Considering the regional they
came out of and the way they've
played, they're probably right where
they ought to be."
Syracuse was seeded No, 2 in the
East and reached the Final Four by
beating Georgia Southern, Western
Kentucky, Florida and the region's
No, 1 seed, North Carolina.
Indiana carried the No, 1 seed in
the Midwest Region and beat
Fairfield, Auburn, Duke and LSU
on the road to New Orleans and the
Final Four.
Syracuse is basically a seven-man
team, depending heavily on their
five starters t— guards Sherman
Douglas and Greg Monroe, for
wards Howard Triche and Derrick
Coleman and center Rony Seikaly,
Boeheim will substitute Stephen
Thompson in the baekeourt and
Derk Brower up front hut rarely
goes deeper than that,
Douglas’ defensive job on Billy
Donovan was a key element of the
Providence victory and he could
draw the assignment on Indiana All-
American Steve Alford, who scored
33 against UNLV,
Monroe is Syracuse's 3-point spe
cialist, He hit three of the home run
shots against Providence and had to
be watching when UNLV's Freddie
Banks lit it up with 10 against In
diana,
Triche is a good ball handler and,
at 6-5, can help off the boards, Like
the other Syracuse starters, he aver
aged in double figures this season.
■Coleman, a 6-foot-9 freshman,,
and Seikaly, a 6-10 junior, give the
Orangemen a twin tower look un
derneath.
Both have played well throughout
the tournament, asserting mem-
selves and improving what had been
a spotty rebounding game for Syra
cuse,
Indiana's bench plays a more sig
nificant role for the Hoosiers behind
starters Alford and Keith Smart at
guard, Rick Calloway and Daryl
Thomas at forward and Dean Gar
rett at center. The Hoosiers got im
portant contributions from reserves
Joe Hillman and Steve Eyl, who hit a
combined 6-for-7 from the floor
against UNLV.
"Our bench has helped in fou^h
situations all year," Alford said.
"They do an excellent job coming in
like that."
Smart and Garrett are junior col
lege transfers, a departure for
Knight who previously has de
pended on traditional four-year re
cruits.
Calloway will probably draw
Triche with Thomas working under
neath with Garrett against Coleman
and Seikaly.
Syracuse comes into the title game
at 31-6 with five of their losses to Big
East Conference rivals, three of
them to Georgetown. Indiana is 29*
4, including two victories over Big
Ten rival Michigan, the only non-
Big East team to beat Syracuse,
The Orangemen will be playing
for the national championship for
the first time, although Boeheim
came into the season with a ,749 win
ning percentage, fifth highest
among all active coaches. Reaching
the Final Four improved that per
centage to ,758.
Knight previously won NCAA ti
tles in 1976 and 1981 and has a ca
reer head coaching record of 467-
169 for 22 years, 365-119 in 16 years
at Indiana,