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Show Suno MADISON. Wis (UPI) Henry Rono of Washington State and a team of Kenyans from Texas-E- l Paso are favored to win the 40th annual NCAA cross country championships Monday The 10.000 meter race, which University of Wisconsin Coach Dan McClimon called the Rose Bowl of Cross Country." will be run at the Yahara Hills Golf Course A field of 250 runners will compete Rono is the only runner in history to hold world r records in four events at once 3.000 meters. steeplechase. 5.000 meters and 10.000 meters He has already won two NCAA crowns and easily took his distnct championship at Fresno. Calif Rono is undoubtedly the most outstanding distance runner in the wcrid, and may be the best of all time. " McClimon said The Texas-E- l Paso team is an overwhelming Michael Musyoki. James favorite Five Kenyans Munyala, James Rotich. Kip Sirma and Fred Ongaga plus Tanzanian Suleiman Nyambui and Mexican Rudolpho Gomez are on that team Led by Musyoki. Texas-E- l Pao placed all seven runners in the top 15 of the District 7 competition Musyoki, Munyala. Nyambui and Gomez took the first four places in that district. Oregon, with Americans Rudy Chapa and Alberto Salazar, could be the chief challenger to Texas-E- l Paso. Leading the Wisconsin team will be Steve Lacy, a seven-tim- e in track and cross country McClimon said he would be "very satisfied if Steve finished in the top 10 " Lacy said to finish in the top 10 or 15 of the field would be "quite a tall order But the top 40 runners and I want to make that." make By district, qualifiers included - 2L39 wRrar I IF V "B VSSH B 3.000-mete- - Massachusetts Harvard Providence District team champior. Individual winner Ray Treacy of Providence Bucknell Penn State team cham District 2 pioni Rutgers Navy Yillanova Individual winner Amos Konr of Villanova Auburn Clemson East Tennessee District 3 Tennessee team champion Western Kentucky Individual winner Adrian Leek of East Tennessee District 4 Indiana Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Individual winner team champion 1 - - - Steve Lacv of Wisconsin championships. Padilla is the lone Cougar entry. cross country District For information call Tooele 882-031Salt Lake City 364 2716 Stansbury - ParkS , URRA(OR RtAlIV in 1974. Cougar Harrier Heads to NCAA Doug Padilla goes to Madison, Wise, Monday as BYU's lone entry in this year's NCAA cross - country championships. 135 - pound For Padilla, a in his first year of running sophomore for the Cougars, it's quite a shock. "1 remember," Padilla said, "that right after finished high school I nobody really wanted me to run for and weighed only them. I was small, 127 pounds. I had run a 4:20 mile and e and I finished poorly at 9:15 the state meet at 13th in the mile." As a result, Padilla attended Chabot Junior College in Hayward, Calif., not far away from his hometown of San Leandro. Padilla ran for Chabot for one year before transfering to BYU. Then he served an LDS mission for two years to El Salvador. At Chabot, he ran a 4:10:7 mile a time good enough to make him the JC mile champion of 6 two-mil- Northern California. Padilla came home from his mission in March 1978. He trained hard to make BYU's team as a walk-o- n before arriving on campus last August. "I ran between 60 and 70 miles a week to get myself in shape to run y for BYU," Padilla said. "I have always wanted to run here." Padilla said that both making the BYU team and doing as well as he has were quite a shock. "I had tried out before when I was here for a semester in 1975," the said, "but didn't make the team." "I was really surprised," he said, as well as I did at last week's NCAA qualification meet at Weber State's course (he finished 12th) because our team ran only three races this season at 10,000 meters before last week." cross-countr- C IVI I Padilla's time of 31:14 at the NCAA Regionals was his best ever at the distance. His time placed him among the top four individuals who weren't affiliated with the top three schools. BYU finished fourth as a team, so the Cougars didn't qualify as a team; but Padilla was BYU's top runner. He finished as the second best American in the meet, because 10 of the first 12 were foreigners. Padilla also talked about Monday's NCAA Finals and his future here at 6V2-mi- Oregon and Villanova. Padilla said he plans on running both y and track for BYU until he graduates with a degree in electrical engineering. "I think d enjoy running the mile most," Padilla said, "but BYU has a lot of good milers right f now." 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II LOS ANGELES (UPI At the request of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, a federal court judge Thursday issued an order forbidding the "phantom duck's" Barstow-to-La- s Vegas, Nev motorcycle race Thanksgiving weekend. The bureau said the last such race did "subtantial natural and cultural resource damage" to the desert ) NCAA Provo polyester styles lining for rain or cold. discount to missionaries on all mission related purchases. Ueam I'Uh-Pa- ge champion. Oklahoma Southern Illinois Individual winner. Mark Piilsbury of Colorado District 6 Arkansas team champion Rice Southern Methodist Individual winner Ben Motun of North Texas State Texas-E- l District 7 Paso team champion Colorado State Individual winner Wyoming Michael Musyoki of Texas Kl Paso District 8 Oregon team champion Washington Sidle Arizona Individual winner Henry Rono of Washington Slate SAVE TIME Forbidden by Federal Judge Monday's iy?8 THfc HERALD LIVE AT STANSBURY PARK Phantom Duck's Bike Race BYU'S DOUG PADILLA wiU be traveling to Madison, Wise, for 1S Title Favorites Rono, UTEPNCAA - tysi jus November 11 |
