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Gardner, Mortimer
By Chad Kujala
Daily Sports Writer
This weekend's meet for the
Michigan men's track team contained
tough competition and a memorable
moment.
As for the competition, the Texas
Relays was the toughest meet in which
the Wolverines have run thus far.
As for the memorable moment, the
Wolverines were able to watch arguably
the best Olympic track and field per-
former in the history of the sport -
Carl Lewis.
Among the competition the
Wolverines were up against was
defending indoor and outdoor NCAA
champion Arkansas. The field also con-
tained Texas, Wisconsin and LSU.
Lewis, a former student at Houston,
has participated in the Texas Relays
since 1980. He annually enters the meet
to promote track and field.
With all of the great talent, it took
personal bests for the Wolverines to
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lays' field beefy
pick up wins, glimpse legend of Lewis
compete. For example, the tough com- fying spot, but his previous season best
petition brought out a season-best per- of 8:57.04 left him just short of the
formance from senior hurdler Neil required time of 8:57.00.
Gardner. This weekend's run, however,
Gardner qualified on Thursday with allowed Mortimer to surpass the first
a time good enough to qualify him for hump. He finished with a time of
an NCAA provisional spot in the 55- 8:45.39.
meter hurdles. His time, 51.05, was half To ensure a definite spot in th
a second behind first-place finisher NCAAs, Mortimer will have to sha
Robert Bronston of Southern and just off 1.5 seconds to meet the automatic
under a second ahead of third-place qualifying requirement of 8:44.00.
qualifier Edward Clarke of Oklahoma. Freshman Steve Lawrence finished
The final was set to be a battle first in the 5,000 with a dominant per-
between those three runners, but formance. Lawrence, like Mortimer,
Gardner didn't let that happen. Gardner won by more than six seconds.
shaved more than a second off his qual- Although Lawrence's time did not
ifying time and finished first with a qualify him for NCAAs, it shattered the
time of 50.00, qualifying him for team's season best. Lawrence finished
NCAAs. in 14:15.71.
Sophomore John Mortimer gave a The previous season best, turned
season-best performance in the 3,000 by Mortimer, was 14:30.68. Lawrence
steeplechase. Mortimer won by more performance left him close to the magic
than six seconds. All season, Mortimer number, however. The time required is
had been close to running fast enough 14:15.00.
to receive an NCAA provisional quali- Michigan's keff Beuche was able to
come home fourth in the 1,500.
The Wolverines also had some strong
performances from their relay teams.
In the 4x1,500 relay, Michigan fin-
DIALOGUE ished nine seconds behind first-place
Stanford and second-place Arkansas.O
pups: The Wolverines' 4x800 relay team
finishedtsird, five seconds behind sec-
ond-place Sanford.
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the Wolverines. Michigan finished
behind Arkansas and Missouri with a
e Women time of 9:49.50.
Although the four-day meet had sev-
ce meetings of individuals from a cel good events, the most exciting may
es, readings, experiential exercises have been Carl Lewis' appeanee
he process of working across and The 10-time Olympic gold medaliT
ity. ran the anchor leg for the Santa Monica
Track Club's 400-meter relay.
redits Lewis, who says that the 1997 season
)gy/Sociology 122 may his last, didn't disappoint the
12,800 fans in attendance.
For further information contact: Lewis' team finished first, giving the
lations, Conflict and Community fans, which included the college and
3000 Michigan Union high school competitors, something
936-1875 / IGRCC@umich.edu about which to cheer.
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