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A&M’s Lisa Edmonds crosses the finish line to win the 400-
meter hurdles Saturday at the A&M Quadrangular meet.
Aggie track team
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By Stan Golaboff
SPORTS WRITER
Melinda Clark and Regina Gentry
set school records as the Texas A&M
track team won both the men’s and
women’s divisions of the A&M
Quadrangular Saturday. It was the
first team-scoring meet at A&M in
seven years.
In the men’s divison, A&M over
came a slow start and injuries to
three All-Americans to win the meet
with 66 points. Clemson University
placed second with 53 points, fol
lowed by Baylor University with 49
and the University of Alabama fin
ished last with 28 points.
Injuries to All-Americans Andre
Cason, Mike Stulce and Stanley Kerr
didn’t hurt A&M in the team stand
ings. Cason was hospitalized Friday
night after he suffered a broken jaw
following an altercation in Cain Hall.
Stulce, the defending NCAA
champion in the shot put, withdrew
from the event due to a leg injury.
Stulce did compete in the discus, and
placed second behind teammate
Robert Graf.
Kerr competed on the 400-meter
relay team, which again failed to
qualify for the NCAA champion
ships, then pulled up in the 200-me-
ter dash with a muscle spasm.
A&M won seven of the 18 events
and placed second in six others,
Clemson and Baylor both won five
events.
A&M was led by Derrick Florence,
who posted an NCAA qualifying
time for the second straight week in
the 200-meter race. Florence won
the 200 and was on the 400-meter
relay team which, despite not qual
ifying for the NCAA champion
ships, still won the relay by over half
a second.
Richard Bucknor, who qualified
in the 110-meter hurdles last week
and is a member of the 400-meter
relay team, won the hurdles in 13.69
seconds, which tied the track record
he set last week.
“I felt good about my time in the
hurdles, and we will have to work on
the exchange in the relays this week,
since Andre will be out for a while,”
Bucknor said.
In the women’s divison, All-
American Melinda Clark set (he
standard for the day when she set a
school and track record in the high
jump with a jump of six feet, 1 1/4
inches. She also qualified for the
NCAA championships with the
jump.
“It feels good to finally qualify. I
think the wind helped me today and
I almost made 6-2,” Clark said.
Clark electrified the crowd when
she just missed jumping 6-2. If she
had made the jump, she would have
tied the Southwest Conference re
cord held by Jolanda Jones of Hous
ton in 1987.
Inspired by Clark’s performance,
the Uady Ags raced away from the
rest of the field and easily won the
meet with 97 points. Alabama was
second with 54 and Baylor finished
last with 31 points.
A&M won nine of the 17 events
and placed second in 10 others.
A&M took the top three places in the
long jump, high jump and the triple
jump.
Gwen Buck and Sandra Hines fin
ished second and third, respectively,
in the high jump as each cleared a
height of five feet, eight inches. Yo
landa I aylor won the long jump
with ajump of 19 feet, 11 1/2 inches.
All-American Alissa Bell was second
at 19-5 3/4 and Cheryl Henderson
was third at 18-7 3/4. Taylor also
won the triple jump followed by
Sheryl Pavelka and Renee Williams.
Regina Gentry broke a seven year-
old school record in the 100-meter
dash with a winning time of 11.54
seconds. Centryjust missed qualifing
for the NCAA. The qualifying time
in the 100 is 11.50.
“It’s nice to set the record, but the
wind helped a lot today and we need
to work on getting out of the blocks
better,” Gentry said.
The only bad news for the women
came in the relays. A&M won both
the 400- and 1600-meter relays, but
failed to qualify for the NCAA
championships.
“We need to work on the baton
exchanges. We are still way to slow,”
Gentry said.
Sweep
(Continued from page 7)
“He answered the call and kept us in
there to win it.”
In the final game of the series se
nior Keith Uangston went the dis
tance striking out six and surren
dering just two walks in a 12-2 Aggie
win.
“Keith did a good job,” Johnson
said. “He got into trouble sometimes
but he was able to work his way out
of it.”
Despite the number one ranking
and a new winning streak (seven
games), Johnson said his team
shouldn’t get complacent.
“We’re still scrapping,” Johnson
said.
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