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Mitchell pips a lazy Carl Lewis as

Bubka betters world record, again
TOKYO. Sept 19: If his failure to clear any height at the Barcelona Olympics left any one in doubt, po le vaulter Sergey Bubka' proved once again Saturday that no one soars ’ higher than the birdman of the Ukraine, reports AP.
Carl Lewis, however, left many fans wondering anew
Bubka soared to his 32nd world record at Saturday's I Toto International Track Meet, easily clearing 6.13 metres (20 feet 1 1/2 inches) on his first attempt to better the world record of 6.12 metres (20-1) he marked tn Padua, Italy, on Aug 30.
Bubka chose not to raise the bar after clearing 6.13, although a computer analysis by a television network estimated he could have gone as high as 6.37 (20-10 3/4) on his record-setting Jump.
He has raised the world record by one centimeter on each of his last eight recordset ting Outings, most likely because each new record brings him a hefty bonus from meet organisers.
"I hope I can keep this going until Atlanta." the elated superstar said through an interpreter. Atlanta is to host the 1996 Olympics.
But Bubka added, "1 try to forget these things as soon as possible. All I want to think of now is Jumping 6.14."
SWEET REVENGE
AFP adds: For Bubka, world champion three times running, it was his 32nd record, although half of them have been set at Indoor events.
"I Just leaped and it resulted in the new record," said Bubka
"I hope to continue the vault until • the next Olympics in Atlanta."
For Bubka, it was sweet revenge over Barcelona gold medallist Miksim Tarasov of Russia, who failed his three attempts at 5.8Om.
He finished second with 5.70m.
Vasiliy Bubka. Sergei's elder
brother, was third on 5.60m.
LEWIS LAGS BEHIND
Lewis, however, may well have been hoping to forget his
own performance for other reasons.
Lewis, who set the world record of 9.86 seconds in the 100 metres here last year, was unable to catch up with the fast-starting Dennis Mitchell, who finished in 10.18.
Mitchell won the US Olympic Trials' 100, in which Lewis failed to even place. He also outran Lewis in Turin, Italy, earlier this month and in Copenhagen in August.
"I’ve been studying Carl's weaknesses," said Mitchell. "It was my plan to get ahead of him In the first 40 metres
"I’m very pleased with today s race," he said. This is the first year I ve come out a race or two ahead of Carl."
Tonight I was pretty tight, so it wasn't a good race," Lewis said. It's irrelevant. Overall I had a good season."
Lewis was timed at 10.25, and third-place finisher Frank Fredericks of Namibia was
clocked at 10.27.
Qrganiscrs split the 100-metre race Into two separate finals, with the victor of each going into the books as a 1OO-metre winner.
The favourite to win the other heat was former world record holder Leroy Burrell. But Burrell was slow out of the blocks after being called back for a false start, and finished a dismal fifth with a 10.69.
In the 20O-metre dash. Lewis Santa Monica Track Club teammate Mike Marsh glided to a 20.59 victory. Finishing second was Floyd Heard at 21.23.
The Santa Monica sprinters — Lewis. Burrell,. Marsh and Heard — also teamed up for a new meet record of 39.18 In the 400-metre relay. Marsh. Burrell, Dennis Mitchell and Lewis set the world record of 37.40 In Barcelona last month.
Lewis sat out the long Jump, taking the pressure off Mike Powell, who won with a final Jump of 8.36 metres (27-5) but foiled to improve on the world record of 8.95 metres (29-4 1/3) he leapt to here at last year s World Championships.
Finishing second with an 8.02 (26-3 3/4) was fellow American Mike Conley, the Olympic triple Jump champion.
In other events. Moroccan long-distance star Khalid Skah won the 10,000 metres in 27:55.88. a new meet record, and American Steve Lewis, who won the silver in Barcelona, won the 400-metre dash in 45.22.
Americas Gwen Torrence, the 200-metre Olympic champion. won the 100-metre dash in 11.43. Jamaica's Juliet Cuthbert finished second in 11 76,
Olympic silver medallist Sandra Patrick-Farmer of the United States breezed to an easy win over her Japanese competition in the 400-metre hurdles. She finished the race In 56.69. well off her best of 53.37
Organisers said a sellout crowd of 70.000 turned out at National Stadium to watch the