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Lewis, Powell avoid each other in Tokyo Super meet
TOKYO, Sept 18: The pressure la off long jump ■ rivals Cari Lewis and Mike Powell because they don't have to compete against each other in Saturday's Toto International Super Track and Field Meet, reports AP.
"My goal is Just finishing up the season with a good mark." said Powell, who broke Bob Beamon's 23-year-old world long Jump record of 8.90 metres (29 feet 2 1/2 inches) with a leap of 8.95 (29-4 1/2) in the World Championships here In Tokyo last year
In Saturday's meet. Lewis is participating only tn the 100-metre dash and 400-metre relay events, while Powell is. competing in the long jump.
Powell, who set the record after beating Lewis at Tokyo's National Stadium, the site of Saturday's Toto International, said his major target had been to surpass his rival.
After a neck-and-neck battle at Barcelona, Lewis won the event at 8.67 metres (28-5 1/3) and Powell came second with 8.66 (28-5).
"Last year, I determined to improve because Carl Lewis was going to improve." Powell said.
Lewis, who set the world record of 9.86 seconds in the 100 metres in Tokyo last year, failed to make the US Olympic
team in the 100 and 200 metre dashes, but made the team in the long Jump event.
Dennis MitcheR, who won the bronze in the 100-metres dash in the Barcelona Olympics, said his goal on Saturday is to beat Lewis, Just like he did not the 100-meter trial for the US Olympic Team, but not to go for a record.
"I'm targeting to be as con slstcnt as possible and run as well as possible against Carl," said Mitchell, who ran 10.04 seconds in the Barcelona Olympics. "But I've been vciy,
set any type of record but Just run well against Carl and go home smiling." he said
Russian pole vaulter Sergey Bubka, who holds the world record of 6.12 metres (20 1). but shocked fans with a norecord performance at the Olympics, said he didn't want to comment on his perfor mance Saturday.
Mike Marsh, the gold medal winner in the 200-mcter dash, Steve Lewis, silver medalist In the 400-me ter dash, and Gwen Torrence, gold medal winner in the women s 200 meter
very tired. I'm Just glad to get it over with, without trying to
dash, also are to participate in Saturday's meet