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National Collegiate Athletic Association. 62nd Annual Men's NCAA Track and Field Championships, 2nd Annual Women's NCAA Track and Field Championships - Page 42. May 30, 1983 - June 4, 1983. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. University of Houston Digital Library. Web. June 25, 2021. https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/champ/item/1434/show/1352.

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National Collegiate Athletic Association. (May 30, 1983 - June 4, 1983). 62nd Annual Men's NCAA Track and Field Championships, 2nd Annual Women's NCAA Track and Field Championships - Page 42. University of Houston Sports Championship Publications. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. Retrieved from https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/champ/item/1434/show/1352

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National Collegiate Athletic Association, 62nd Annual Men's NCAA Track and Field Championships, 2nd Annual Women's NCAA Track and Field Championships - Page 42, May 30, 1983 - June 4, 1983, University of Houston Sports Championship Publications, Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries, accessed June 25, 2021, https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/champ/item/1434/show/1352.

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Title	62nd Annual Men's NCAA Track and Field Championships, 2nd Annual Women's NCAA Track and Field Championships
Creator (LCNAF)	National Collegiate Athletic Association
Publisher	National Collegiate Athletic Association
Date	May 30, 1983 - June 4, 1983
Subject.Topical (LCSH)	Track and field College sports
Subject.Name (LCNAF)	National Collegiate Athletic Association
Subject.Geographic (TGN)	Houston, Texas
Genre (AAT)	programs (documents)
Language	English
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Original Item Location	ID 2009-006, Box 7, Folder 12
Original Collection	Athletics Department Records
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Transcript	June 3, 1983 Robertson Stadium NCAA Championships HAMMER World: 275-6, Sergey Litvinov (Soviet Union) Moscow; June 4, 1982 American: 243-11, Dave McKenzie (Unattached) Durham, N.C.; June 27, 1982 Collegiate: 246-4, Robert Weir (SMU) Brisbane, Australia; Oct. 3, 1982 Robertson Stadium: 228-2, William Green (Long Beach State) June 1, 1983 Texas: 246-4, Robert Weir (SMU) 1982 NCAA Meet: 240-7, Robert Weir (SMU) Provo, Utah; June 2, 1982 1983 Collegiate Best: 243-0, Robert Weir (SMU) Penn Relays; April 30 Declan Hegarty, Boston (Foul, 223-1, 232-3, 227-2, Foul, 217-8) Richard Olsen, SMU (212-7, 217-5 217-8, 225-7, 226-2, 229-2) William Green, Long Beach State (Foul, Foul, 219-3, 225-1, 229-1, Foul) Mikko Valimaki, BYU (216-10, 220-2, 222-5, 226-4, 221-5, 220-3) PLACE NAME, SCHOOL 1, Robert Weir, SMU (Foul, 238-2, 239-4, 242-4, 244-2, 242-8) 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, MARK 244-2 (74.42)* 232-3 (70.78) 229-2 (69.82) 229-1 (69.82) 226-4 (68.98) Tore Johnson, Texas-El Paso (214-3, 212-5, Foul, 211-1, 220-11, 220-11) Kent Landerholm, Oregon (209-6, Foul, 209-4, 220-5, Foul, 217-3) 220-11 (67.34) 220-5 (67.18) Tore Gustafsson, Washington State (Foul, 212-3, 218-8, 218-10, Foul, 218-6) 218-10 (66.70) Anders Hoff, SMU (210-7, 210-7, Foul, Foul, 210-0, 210-9) 210-9 (64.24) Greg Gassner, Southern Connecticut (210-11, 201-8, 205-0, 194-1, 201-8, 202-7) 205-0 (62.48) Fred Schumacher, San Jose State (19,6-3, 202-7, 197-4, Foul, Foul, 200-9) 202-7 (61.76) Shaun Pickering, Stanford (Foul, 195-6, 193-9, 199-4, 201-3, 199-10) 201-3 (61.34) Non-Scorers 13, Ken Flax, Oregon 184-7 (56.26) Connor McCullough, Kent State - Scratch NOTES: Meet and stadium record by Weir...Also a collegiate best for 1983...This breaks Weir's string of two straight second-place finishes at NCAA Championships...SMU scored 29 points in this event...Bill Green of Long Beach State is the highest finishing native-American in this event (fourth) ...Two-time defending NCAA champion Richard Olsen finished third. QUOTES: Robert Weir: "I had a distance goal today, but I didnft get it so I won't say what it was. The only problem with the ring was that it was rough. I had a problem staying in the circle. I had to get used to it. But if I decided if I spent a lot of time thinking about the ring I would forget about the competition, so I didn't worry about it. I was really disappointed about not qualifying in the discus. This kind of makes up for it. In terms of consistency this was my best series." SCORING (AFTER TWO EVENTS): SMU 29, BYU 21, Indiana 15, Campbell and Boston 12, Washington 10, Long Beach State 9, Alabama 8, Kansas and Texas-El Paso 7.