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• Tac Championships• RACHEW.SIJEftEI July 2, 1987 Volume 33, No. 16 • TAC CHAMPIONSHIPS• SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, JUNE 25-27 5. Thomas Jefferson (unat) 20.43; 6. Franks 44.97; 4. Pierre 45.27; 5. McCoy 45,30; Attendance: 6/25-c5100; 6/26-11, 127; Dwayne Evans (AW) 20.45; 7. Henry Thomas 6. Daniel 45.83; 7. Biggers 45.84; 8. Valmon 6/27-13,724. Temperatures in 80s, dry. 8-lane (SMTC) 20.49; 8. Kirk Baptiste (AW) 20.6h. 46.04. Chevron 440 track. Lanes: 1. Spearmon; 2. Heard; 3. Smith; 4. 11-1. McKay 45.18; 2. Everett 45.29; 3. Lewis; 5. Thomas; 6. Evans; 7. Jefferson; 8. Rowe 45.37; 4. Robinzine 45.40; 5. Robinson Baptiste. •MEN• 45.50; 6. Armstead 45.58; 7. Simon 46.23; 8. HEATS (June 25, qualify 4 + 4): 1(1.8)-1. Duncan 47.57. LEADING TEAMS: 1. Athletics West 123; Lewis 20.22; 2. Smith 20.33; 3. Evans 20.34; 4. 2. Santa Monica TC 70 3. Mazda TC 69; 4. James Butler (Maz) 20.36; 5. Lorenzo Daniel 800 METERS New York AC 52, 5. Stars & Stripes TC 47½; 6. (ACC) 20.54; 6. Robert Hackett (Wi) 20.63. FINAL (June 27): 1. Johnny Gray (SMTC) Reebok Racing Team 37; 7. Team adidas 28; 8. 11(2.2)-1. Baptiste20.18w;2. Heard20.18; Tyson International TC 16; 9. World Class AC 3. Dennis Mitchell {TEI) 20.31; 4. Danny Peeb­ 1:45.15 (24.7, 26.6 [51.31, 27.0 [1:18.31, 26.9-51.3/53.9); 2. Stanley Redwine (AW) 14; 10. tie, Ohio State, Pacific Coast Club & les {NCSt) 20.32; 5. Tim Williams (SDTC) Puma Teto. (36 teams scored) - - --20~41;·0.-oaron----COffriCH(Maz)---zo.74;T.""Patt1CR 1:4.5.47 (51 5/54.ilL....3~..DIDl.id...MacUSMTC) 1 :46.49 (51.8/54.7); 4. Lorenzo Brown (Reeb) Drake (PrairieTC) 21.17;8.James Law (unat) t :46.52 151.6/55.0); 100 METERS 21.18. 5. Tracy Baskin (SH) 1 :46.59 (52.1/54.5); FINAL(June27, 1.8): 1. Mark Witherspoon 111(0.6)-1. Thomas 20.39; 2. Spearmon 6. Randy Moore (NYAC) 1 :47 .01; 7. Jim Ma­ e (SMTC) 10.04 (AL) (8";7A) (low-alt: 6, x Ai: 20.44; 3. Jefferson 20.55; 4. Harvey McSwain tan (Enll) 1:47.16; 8. Mites Irish (Gtn) 2. Carl lewis (SMTC) 10.05; 3. LeeMcRae (SSTC) 20.68; 5. Eugene McNeil! (Maz) 20.78; 1 :49.86. (adi-Pitt) ~(CL) (a11, x C; -9. x AmC) 6. Andre Freeman ·(SDTC) 20.90; 7. Robert (low-alt: =9, x C; ==8, x AmC); 4. Harvey Louis (WnMil 21.36. HEATS (June 25, qualify 3 + 4): 1-1. Gray Glance (AW) 10.21; SEMIS (June 26, qualify 4): 1(0.5)-1. 1:47.62; 2. Brian Theriot (SSTC) 1:47.82; 3. 5. Calvin Smith (unat) 10.22; 6. Lee McNeil! Charlton Hamer (11) 1:47.87; 4. Matan 1:47.89; Thomas 20.34; 2. Smith 20.35; 3. Jefferson (Maz) 10.25; 7. Dennis Mitchell (TEI) 10.25; 8. 20.43; 4. Baptiste 20.48; 5. McSwain 20.51; 6. 5. John Marshall (ACC) 1 :48,34; 6. Matt Dunn Brian Cooper (ACC) 10.28. Peebles 20.60; 7. Williams 20.65; 8, Council lTxAg) 1 :48.44; 7. Joey Bunch (unat) 1 :48.99. Lanes: 1. McNeil I; 2. Mitchell; 3. McRae; 4. 11-1. Mack 1:48.02; 2. Ken Washington •~ Lewis; 5. Witherspoon; 6. Smith; 7. Glance; 8. 20.74. 11(2.1)-1. Lewis20.11w;2. Evans2Q.16;3. (Cheet) 1 :48.15; 3. Regis Humphrey (Reeb) Cooper. 1:48.59; 4. Butch Brown (NYPC) 1:48.92; 5. Heard 20.19; 4. Spearmon 20.20; 5. Mitchell HEATS {June 25, qualify 3 + 4): 1(2.6)-1. 20.26 (allconditions: fastest non-qualifier ever); Tim Manes (Pitt) 1 :49.25; 6. Terry Goods Lewis 10.06w; 2. Thomas Jefferson (unat) 6. Butler 20.40; 7. Hackett 20.53; 8, Daniel (unat) 1:49.89; 7. Jeff Goodwin (EnKyl 1 :51.07. 10.13; 3. James Butler (Maz) 10.14; 4. Wallace 20.67. Spearmon (ACC) 10.17; 5. Jason Leach (Tx) lll-1. Redwine 1:46.86; 2. L. Brown 10.23; 6. Harvey McSwain (SSTC) 10.25; 7. 1:46.96; 3. Baskin 1:47.02; 4. James Mays Kirk Baptiste (AW) 10.30; 8. Larry Myricks 400 METERS (unat) 1:47.12; 5. Irish 1:47.80;6. Lewis John­ l Maz) 10.33. FINAL (June 27): 1. Butch Reynolds son (Cin) 1:48.30; 7. Ray Levitre (PennSt) 11(0.6)-1. McNeill 10.14; 2. Henry Thomas e (OhSt) 44.4§a=MR (low-alt: x, =7 C) (21.8/ 1:49.93. (SMTC) 10.15;3. Glance 10.17;4. Floyd Heard 22.7); 2. Rod ie Haley (adi) 44.83; 3. Antonio IV~1. James Robinson (SMTC) 1:48.35; 2. (adi) 10.27; 5. Mike Marsh (SMTC) 10.37; 6. McKay (unat) 45.24; 4. Danny Everett (UCLA) R. Moore 1:48.37; 3. Robert Gonzales (REx) Manley Waller {Ga) 10.44; 7. Roscoe Tatum 45.36; 1 :48.47; 4, Ray Brown (ACC) 1 :48.56; 5. Dan (TCU) 10.45; 8. Aaron Thigpen (SDTC) 10.71. 5. Raymond Pierre (Bay) 45.46; 6. Michael Futrell (NBal) 1 :49.20; 6. Jack Armour (WP) 111(2.5)-1. McRae 10.08w; 2. Smith 10.14; Franks (AW) 45.55; 7. Mark Rowe (Accu) 1 :49.45; 7. Mark Everett (Maz) 1 :53.22. 45.67; 8. Kevin Robinzine (adi) 46.12. 3. Daron Council (Maz) 10.21; 4. Lorenzo Dan• SEMIS {June 26, qualify 4): 1-1. Redwine Lanes: 1. Robinzine; 2. Franks; 3. Everett; iel (ACC) 10.21; 5. Stanley Floyd (SMTC) 1:48.32; 2. Mack 1:48.38; 3. Baskin 1:48.44; 4. 4. McKay; 5. Reynolds; 6. Haley; 7. Rowe; 8. 10.30; 6. Robert Hackett (Wi) 10.30; 7. Andre Irish 1 :48.49; 5. Theriot 1 :·48.73; 6. Hamer Pierre. Freeman (SDTC) 10.35; 8. Joe Deloach 1 :48.93; 7. Robinson 1 :49.00; 8. Humphrey (SMTC) 10.38. HEATS (June 25, qualify 3 + 4): 1. Rey­ 1:49.16. IV(4.2)-1. Witherspoon 10.03w; 2. Cooper nolds 45.09; 2. Ray Armstead {Accu) 45.95; 3. 11-1. Gray 1 :46.26; 2. R. Moore 1 :46.40; 3. 10.05; 3. Mitchell 10.11; 4. Emmit King (unat) Robinzine 46.00; 4. Tim Simon (II) 46.07; 5. L. Brown 1 :46.66; 4. Matan 1 :46.87; 5. Mays 10.19; 5. Greg Sholars (TCU) 10.31; 6. James Oliver Bridges (DCS) 46.30; 6. Chip Jen kins 1:47.21; 6. Gonzales 1:47.35; 7. Johnson Law (unat) 10.44; 7. Ray Hill (Maz) 10.44; 8, (ACC) 46.54; 7. Andrey Wilkins (Bapt) 46.89. 1 :47.84; 8. Washington 1 :49.97. Luis Morales' (BFitl 11.53. 11-1. Rowe 45. 78. 2. Andrew Vatmon (SH) SEMIS (June 27, qualify 4): l(0.4)-1. 45.88; 3. Darrell Robinson (Maz) 45.93; 4. Witherspoon 10.24; 2. Smith 10.29; 3. Mitchell Dwyan Biggers (SMTC) 45.96; 5. Pierre 46.21; 1500 METERS 10.30; 4. McNeil! 10.31; 5. Leach 10.41; 6. 6. Daymon Lee (SBTC) 46.28; 7. Willie Smith FINAL (June 27): 1. Jim Spivey (AW) (Pum) 46.53. Jefferson 10.47, 7. Council 10.50; 8. King 3:43.66 (61.8, 63.9 [2:05.7]. 60.1 [3:05.81, 10.55. 111-1. Walter McCoy (Maz) 45.83; 2. 37.9-52.2, 1 :53.8); 2. Steve Scott tTig) II( 1.5)-1. Lewis 10.13; 2. McRae 10.20; 3. Everett 46.07; 3. Clarence Daniel (TEI) 46.17; 3 :44.10 (38.6-52.6, 1: 54, 1); 3, Charles Marsa­ Glance 10.22; 4. Cooper 10.32; 5. Butler 10.35; 4. Sunder Nix (AW) 46.38; 5. Tyrone Harrell la (NYAC) 3:44. 73 139.0, 52.9, 1 :54.5); 4. 6. Daniel 10.44; ... cine-Spearmon, Thomas. (ACC) 46. 73; 6. Trevor Graham (StAug) 47 .11; Chuck Aragon (AW) 3:45.06 (39.6-53.6); 7. Peter Howard (GBear) 47.11; 8. Alfonzo 5. Jeff Pigg (Reeb) 3:45.39; 6. Gawain Guy Henson (Kar) 47.97. (H&R) 3:45.43; 7. Jeff Atkinson (unat) 200 METERS IV-1. McKay 45.35; 2. Franks 45.44; 3. 3:45.99; 8. Mark Fricker (Accu) 3:47 .11; 9. FINAL (June 26, 0.4): 1. Carl Lewis Haley 45.78; 4. Gary Duncan (Ga) 46.12; ... Tim Hacker !AW) 3:47 .30; 10. Tim Simpson (SMTC) 20.12; 2. Wallace Spearmon (ACC) dq- Jeff Hargett (unat) 46.48 (lane violation). (MiStl 3:47.32; 11. Ray Wicksell (adil 3:49.03; 20.33; 3. Calvin Smith (unat) 20.34; 4. Floyd SEMIS (June 26, qualify 4): 1-1, Reynolds 12. Dub Myers (NYAC) 3:55.59 (fell); ... Heard (adi) 20.42; •44.46 MR (low-alt: x, a7 C); 2. Haley~- dnc-Jim McKeon (ACC). -101- - July 2, 1987 Pinard (adi) 14:14.80; 14. Chris Fox (AW) 400 HURDLES HEATS (June 25, qualify 3 + 3): 1-1. Scott 14:17.83; 15. Ron Harris (Navy) 14:18.2h; 16. FINAL (June 27): 1. Edwin Moses (adil 3:44.43; 2.
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