The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 22

Deckert lowers 3,200 mark WICHITA Alysun Deckert of Salina South ran the fourth fastest 3,200 meters in Kansas prep history Friday afternoon at the Shocker Sports Festival at Cessna Stadium. Deckert's time of 11:00.45 broke her personal-best time of 11:06.47 set earlier in the season at the Hays Invitational. Deckert finished 89 seconds ahead of second-place runner Denise Bobbins of South. In addition to Deckert's winning performance, the Cougars picked up three more first-place medals as they easily won the Class 5A team title with 122 points. Wichita Kapaun was second with 85 points and Salina Central placed fifth with 54 points.

Carolyn Noller of South won the 100 meters with a time of 12.84, Renee Commerford took home a gold medal in the shot put with a heave of 35-2M: and the quartet of Sara Soderberg, Dee Dee Diederich, Teri Schurr and Noller won the 400-meter relay in 52.3 seconds. Central athletes won two events. Alicia Cox leaped 17-1H to set a new record in the long jump and the 800- meter relay team of Cox, Jennifer Bonilla, Lisa Weltmer and Alicia Slay took home gold medals with a time of 1:50.4. Area girls' teams also fared well in the meet. Ellsworth finished second in the Class 4A team race, Washington and Beloit placed 1-2 in the 3A competition, Solomon was fourth in the 2A meet and Glasco was third in the 1A meet.

In Class 4A, Ellsworth freshman Shawnee Call won the 200-meter dash and also ran a leg on the Bearcats' winning 400-meter relay team. Kim McClintock of Beloit was the top performer in the 3A division with four gold medals. McClintock won the 100 and 200-meter dashes and also anchored the Trojans' 400 and 800-meter relat teams to victories. Washington's Donna Alwin won the 1,600 and runs, Sherri Stoecker of Lindsborg took home a gold medal in the 300-intermediate hurdles and Angela Larsen of Beloit did likewise in the 400-meter dash. Solomon won the 800 and relays in the 2A division and Jane Ryan of Solomon was a winner in the 100-meter hurdles.

Rosemary Mattas of Wilson was a double-winner in Class 1A. The Dragon sophomore won the 1,600 and runs, while teammate Jackie Vopat took first place in the 100 meters. Marilyn Adkins of Glasco won the 200- meter dash and also ran on the Bulldogs' winning 400 and 800-meter relay teams. Clem 5A Team Scores Sallno South 122. Wichita Kopaun 85, Hays 69, Newton 57, Salina Central 54, Wichita Carroll 52, Goddard 16.

Salina Results 400nvrelay 1. South. 52.3: 2. Central, 52.4. 400m.dosh 3.

Slay. SC. 63 9. 2. Dobbins, SS, 3.

Campbell, SS, lOOm-hurdles 4. Commerford, SS, 18.4; 6. Sloan. SS. 18.6.

Discus 2. McKee. SS, 110-6; 6. Rash. SC.

79-6. Long Jump 1. Cox. SC. (meet record); 2.

Gilbert, SS. 16-2'i. BOOm-relay I. Central, 2. South.

1:51.4. 300m-hur- dies 3. Commerford, SS. 50.7, lOOm-dash 1. Noller.

SS 12.84; 3. Jones, SS, 13.3; 200m-dash 3. Slay, SC, 27.9: 4 Noller. SS. 28.4; 6.

Soderberg, SS, 29.1. Shot Put 1. Commerlord. SS. 35-2.

1.600m relay 3. South, 4:26.9. High Jump 3. Gilbert, SS. 5-0.

800m-run 2. Weltmer. SC, 3. Bonilla, SC, 6. Graber, SS, 2:32.66.

1. Oeckerl. SS. 11:00.45 (meet record): 2. Robbins, SS.

12:29.41. Three runs set for Salina Area runners will have a chance to compete in three races scheduled for Salina. The YMCA Diet Pepsi Series, St. John's and Asbury Hospitals' Run for the Health of It, and the First National Bank and Trust Company's First Class Five Race are slated for May and June. The Diet Pepsi run is set for May the hospital runs May 15; and the First Class Five slated for June 12.

YMCA DIET PEPSI SERIES The 10,000 meter race and 2-mile fun runs will both begin at 5 p.m. at the Salina YMCA, 570 YMCA Drive. The entry fee is $5 before April 28 and $7 for late entries. To enter contact Melissa Melhun, Salina YMCA, Box 973, Salina, 67401, or call (913) 825-2151. RUN FOR THE HEALTH OF IT The third annual event will offer two and five-mile races with both courses starting and ending in the Bicentennial Center parking lot.

Scrub suit tops will be given to participants instead of T- shirts. Race coordinators are Darrell Moore, Asbury assistant administrator, Celtics retire White's jersey BOSTON (UPI) Jo Jo White, a key contributor to two NBA championship teams, Friday night became the 13th member of the Boston Celtics to have his number retired and raised on a special banner to the Boston Garden rafters. White, now an assistant coach at his alma mater, Kansas, spent more than nine seasons as a guard with the Celtics and helped them to titles in 1974 and 1976. He was also named the most valuable player in the 1976 playoffs. and Larry Evans, St.

John's assistant administrator. Registration fees and course information will be announced later. For more information contact John Boyd, St. John's communications, extension 268. FIRST CLASS FIVE In conjuntion with the Smoky Hill River Festival, this race is one of the largest in the state.

The 1-mile run will start at 8:30 a.m. followed by the 5- mile race at 9 a.m. Entry fee is $5 if received or postmarked by June 10 and $8 after that date. Entry fee must accompany entry form and is not refundable. Race packets may be picked up prior to race day at the First National Handi-Bank South, located in the Mid State Mall in Salina.

Packets will be available at the Handi-Bank from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on June 10-11. On race day, packets will be available at 7 a.m. at the Kenwood Park Foot Bridge the race headquarters.

Race director is Skip Olsen and race coordinator is BUI Beckmeyer. An awards ceremony and prize raffle will follow the race at the gazebo. Recommended parking is located in the south lot of the BiCenter. Plenty of restroom facilities are available. Water will be offered at the 3-mile station and there will be hose sprayers along the course.

The 1-mile course is entirely concrete and fast as is the 5-mile course which has been wheel measured. Splits will be given at every mile. Each entrant will receive a T-shirt and awards will be presented to the first three places in the mens' and womens' divisions. Last year's winners were Fred Torneden (26:30) and Debbie Pihl All racers will receive limited edition prints by award-winning artist and illustrator Bob Neace who has signed and numbered the first 400 prints. The prints will be awarded to the first 400 finishers in the 5-mile race with the print number corresponding to the runner's finish.

All 1-mile racers will receive prints with the first three finishers receiving signed and numbered prints. All runners are eligible for the prize raffle. OU-NU game switches dates NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) The Oklahoma-Nebraska football game this fall has been changed from Nov. 20 to Nov.

26 and will be televised on CBS instead of ABC, based on an agreement worked out Friday between the networks and the NCAA. Oklahoma and Nebraska representatives had each previously agreed to the switch, a move officials said could translate into as much as $1 million more for the Big Eight Conference. The nationally televised Sooner- Husker game, to be played in Lincoln, will start at 1:45 p.m. on the day after Thanksgiving, officials said. CBS received rights to the game by offering ABC the chance to televise the Texas-Arkansas game on Dec.

4. A CBS official said his network is prepared to send a portable lighting system to Lincoln if there is any concern about whether there would be enough light in the fourth quarter of the game. Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer has said he was not pleased with the switch, since it prolongs the regular season and gives Nebraska an extra week to prepare for the Sooner wishbone. But Switzer and other school officials said the money offer made it worthwhile to push the game back six days. Brown to bring one-man basketball clinic to AAC ATTENTION: Hesston Owners And Prospective Hesston Owners Midwestern Farm Implement Hesston Corp.

Will Be Conducting A Product Service Meeting: PLACE: 614 E. Pacific DATE: April 13, 1982 TIME: 7:00 P.M. Everyone Invited Former ABA and NBA coach Hubie Brown will bring his one-man basketball clinic to Marymount College on May 22 at Smoot gymnasium. The clinic will begin at 8 a.m. with registration.

The topic of Brown's first session is offensive basketball. It runs from 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. After lunch (11:45 a.m.-l:15 p.m.), Brown will spend the afternoon session discussing defensive basketball from 1:15 to 4:30 p.m. The Specials (out-of-bounds plays, jump balls, free throws, last second plays, motivation and teaching tools) will the topic of the evening session from 6 to 8 p.m.

A 30-minute question and answer session will follow. Harris was pictured A photo on Page 10 of Friday's Salina Journal incorrectly identified the diver from Salina Central. The Central diver pictured was Michelle Harris, not Rita Richter. The pre-regLstration fee is $25. Make checks payable to: Spartan Basketball Clinic and mail to Spartan Basketball Clinic, Athletic Director, Marymount College, Salina, Ks.

67401. Registration at the door on May 22 will be $30 for those not pre-registered. Brown coached the Kentucky Colonels to the ABA championship and led the Atlanta Hawks from last place to a divisional championship in two years while in the NBA. He was named NBA Coach of the Year by the media in 1978 and 1979. Prime-time contest on Chiefs' schedule KANSAS CITY, Mo.

(UPI) A Thursday night national television contest against the Atlanta Falcons the first such prime-time appearance by Kansas City since 1977 highlights the Chiefs' 1982 National Football League schedule. The Chiefs will open the season on the road Sept. 12 against the Buffalo Bills and close the year at home Dec. 26 against the Super Bowl champion San Francisco 49ers. Kansas City will play five of its first eight games at home Sept.

19 against San Diego, Sept. 23 against Atlanta, Oct. 10 against Houston, Oct. 24 against the New York Jets and Oct. 31 against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Chiefs will then close out their home schedule with a Nov. 14 date against Denver, a Dec. 12 meeting with Oakland and the finale with the 49ers. In addition to the opener at Buffalo, Kansas City will also travel to Seattle Oct. 3, San Diego Oct.

17, Oakland Nov. 7, New Orleans Nov. 21, Los Angeles Nov. 28, Pittsburgh Dec. 5 and Denver Dec.

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