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story by I ARCI LLEN he SIU men's cross country team had an outstanding season that started with a dual meet against the University of Kansas south of Abe Martin field in Carbondale. SIU emerged the victor by a score of 23-32. Freshman Richard McDonnell placed first and junior David Lamont finished second in the 5-mile race. The runners didn't fare as well at the Kentucky Invitational as they finished 11th from a field of 15. Lamont, who placed 17th, was the only SIU runner to place in the top 25. The Illini Invitational went better for the Salukis as they finished 6th from a field of 12. McDonnell and Lamont placed 10th and 15th respectively in the 8-kilometer run. SIU dominated the Danver's Invita- tional. The Salukis won the meet against five other schools and placed five run- ners in the top 10. Lamont finished third, McDonnell fourth, junior Scott Gill was fifth, freshman Iobie Kelly was seventh and senior veteran Mike Elliott was 10th. 134 Sports CRDSS CDUNTRY Keeping ahead of the pack The Illini proved to be a bump on the Salukis' winning path as SIU stumbled to Illinois 17-43. Lamont finished fourth, Gill seventh and freshman Billy Darling ninth. After the Oct. 12 meet, Coach Bill Cornell said sophomore Andrew Petti- grew would become eligible the next day and that he expected him to step into the number two spot. The Salukis got back on the track at a dual meet in Charleston, defeating EIU 18-37. Saluki runners Pettigrew, Darling, Gill and Elliott grabbed the top four spots, respectively. SIU finished second in the Missouri Valley Conference. Pettigrew proved Cornell right as he placed fourth. Lamont finished fifth and McDonnell crossed the line in 10th place. At the NCAA Division V meet, SIU claimed seventh place from a field of 13. Lamont placed 23rd for the Salukis. Pet- tigrew crossed the line 48th. 'Vu , I A me-P9805 '-tiff, .f,,pfWr3:'f,5 ,Ba Aja 1'3 AJS If if 5 I- - .4 1- 0 :.',2f',f5'it- es' Q ' .4 A I '.1-1.5 PQ, ' . r .r iff if-Ffa' A ,Z Q if 1 . , . rify'73f5':'ig,. ff Q ,- - ' jj f , -.Tides-tai-., s 1+ i,. , ,,- fa, r.1i:,gf5i3g12i.,vl',gf.if1 fl3,g.Q'iQff.. Q 1 fr sf-s ' at I I as it ,gsm 0.,. wJ- -lj' W ,ht -'gy 3 I- W ,',.' , :jg X ,'-gy, W. f,,..LJ44i- ,,..q.
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