Friday, January 15, 1965
The Daily Nebraskan
Paqe 7
the Peg-Board
by Peggy Speece
By Peggy Speece
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way Home From
The Hula Bowl. . . and Husker track fans breathed a sigh
of disappointment as sprint star Kent McCloughan signed
a professional football contract.
Kent would have been the member of a sprint corps
which not only would have had dual meet contenders
shaking but quite possibly could have been the best in the
Big Eight.
Besides Kent, who owns times or 9.7 ani 6.2 in t h e
100-yard and 60-yard indoor dashes respectively and is the
Big Eight 220 champion, there arc junior Lynn Headley
and sophomore Charles Greene.
Lynn, who was hampered by muscle trouble most of
his sophomore season, nevertheless made the Olym
pic team for his native Jamaica. He competed in the 100
meter dash in Tokyo last October.
Charlie was last year's freshman sensation as he
pushed the incomparable Bob Hayes to a blazing 5.9 world's
record at the Madison Square Garden Indoor Meet in
February.
These three easily could have placed 1-2-3 in the indoor
60 and the outdoor 100-yard dashes and it would have
been anybody's guess who would have crossed the tape
first.
But it is ridiculous to think about what would have
been. Because Kent McCloughan has turned pro. The guy
who once ran the 100 and 220 with a badly sprained ankle
received in spring football practice is now reported by
the Oakland Raiders as fearing injury if he competes in
track.
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The Cornhuskers try to put
the skids to a six game loos
ing streak Monday as the
Iowa State Cyclones invade
Nebraskaland for a Big Eight
Conference scrap.
Last Monday Iowa State
lost a 67-48 decision at Okla
homa State. This was the
site of the 93-54 trouncing of
Nebraska on the previous Sat
urday. Cyclone starters are Al
Koch, 6'3" forward; Gary
Jones, 6'4" forward; Dave
Fleming, 6'5" center; Bob
Ziegler, 6'3" guard; and Bob
Vander Wilt, 6'1" guard.
Koch is a junior from Ana
mosa, Iowa. He was shifted
to forward earlier this season
to take advantage of his
quickness and good shooting.
His relative lack of size does
not hamper his rebounding,
which is considered strong.
Fleming is a sophomore
from El Dorado, Arkansas,
who was rcd-shirted last year
because of injuries. He is
strong and considered a good
shooter.
Jones is a Junior from Sioux
City. He is sound defensive
player.
Ziegler is a junior guard
from Fort Dodge. He is a
leader, and a good shooter
and driver.
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Vander Wilt is a senior from
Spencer, Iowa. He and Zieg
ler team well together and
generally harass the b a c k
court offense of the opposing
team.
It is generally felt that the
Iowa State game could be
the break in the losing streak,
and the start of the upswing
of Nebraska morale. This is
really a 'must' win for the
Cornhuskers.
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DECEMBER POWER LIFTS CONTEST
Name, Organization
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John Minnick, Burnett 135 205 305 645
Jerry Novak, Sigma Alpha Mu 155 155 275 535
Bill Schreiber, Burnett 185 255 345 785
Mike Wright, Independent ... 205 310 410 925
Bob Rohan, Capital 185 305 415 905
Tom Holyoke, Delta Upsilon ... 175 285 355 815
Jim Howard, MacLean 185 265 355 805
Darryl Gless, Sigma Phi Epsi- 195 285 325 805
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Leroy Breslow, Sigma Alpha 195 235 355 785
Mu
Jim Pipal, Capital 290 345 425 1060
Keith Seibold, Burr 225 265 425 915
Paul York, Beta Theta Pi .... 185 215 355 755
Regige Wyatt, Penn 145 225 355 725
Lynn Moller, Independent .... 145 265 295 705
Tom Marx, Independent 175 215 305 695
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Jon Goebcl, Independent 305 315 475 1095 1
Mike Tillitson, Independent ... 225 325 475 1025
Dennis Grams. Independent . . . 235 335 455 1025
Sylvester Kobza, Independent 215 345 395 955
Kent Pflug, Pharmacy 205 295 425 925
Steve Pomajzl, Alpha Gamma 195 285 425 905
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Dave Gake, Theta Chi 235 465 475 1175 I
Bob Cchuchman. Sigma Aphha 225 325 445 995
Dave Fairbank, Pcnn 235 315 435 985
Bill Biel. Smith 205 325 405 935 1
Tom Sorenson, Sigma Chi .. 175 275 405 855
Fred Roudebush, Burnett .... 175 245 225 645
Mike Worley, Hitchcock 295 425 495 1215
Mike Pierce, SAE 305 405 495 1205
Bob Peterson, Independent ... 255 325 425 1005
Conrad Fisher, Independent . . 205 315 445 965
Louis Polacek, Goodding 175 305 405 885
Jim Birkel, Independent 205 245 375 825
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Outstanding lifter Mike Worley
STANDINGS DECEMBER CONTEST
Independents 44
Burnett 21
Capital 16
Sigma Alpha Mu 13
Hitchcock 10
Theta Chi 10
Penn 7
Burr Hall 6
Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . 6
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Upsilon
MacLeen
Smith
Goodding
Pharmacy
Sigma Clu
Sigma Phi Epsilon .
Alpha Gamma Rho
By Peggy Speece
Hoping to improve on last
year's sixth place in the Big
Eight indoor meet. Nebraska
thinclads are entering the last
two weeks of practice before
the season opener with Kan
sas State Feb. 6.
The Huskers have three
returnees who scored points in
last year's conference meet
plus eleven other lettermen.
Jim Bcltzer, Mho placed
fourth in the shot put, Dave
Crook, who Mas fifth in the
440, and Dick Strand, who
along with Crook ran a leg
on the second place mile re
lay team, are the returning
point-getters.
Kent McCloughan, who also
ran a leg on the relay, has
signed a professional football
contract and is ineligible to
compete.
Husker hopes for a come
back will have to be based on
peak performances of veter
ans and the untested strength
of new additions to the squad.
Two years ago. Nebraska won
the indoor crown after a sea-
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Husker swimmers head for
choppy waters this weekend
in the shape of two meets,
with Southern Illinois Univer-i
sity and Washington of St.!
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Coach Dick Klaas's men
will be trying to better their;
performance of last weekend
when they were drubbed by,
Iowa and edged out Big Eight
rival Kansas in a three-sided
dual meet.
Klaas himself will be unable j
to make the trip due to a
slipped disc.
The stiffest competition j
should come in Friday's meet
at Carbondale, 111., as SIU has
consistently come up with a
record-setting (last year tHey
broke five Coliseum poo! re
cords in a 5341 victory) team
boasting depth, too.
Their strengths should 1 i e
mainly in the distance free
style, butterfly, individual
medley and breaststroke. This
doesn't leave too many areas
of weakness, but the Huskers
will be fishing for points in
the freesytle sprints and the
diving.
Saturday the team will
journey to St. Louis for a
meet Mith Washington Univer
sity. A victor last year by a
score of 53-42. Nebraska will
have to combat Washington
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power in the distance free
style, butterfly and the
sprints.
The Husker line-up will be
sniffled somewhat from last
weekend.
For more sprint points Tom
Nickerson will be swimming
the 100-yard freestyle along
with Ron Gabrielson who will
also swim the 50-free.
The 400-yard medley relay
team which pulled out the vic
tory against KU last Satur
day will enter with Don Fra
zier. Gabrielson, Nickerson,
and Dave Frank in that or
der. Mike Jackson will swim
breaststroke on the medley re
lay plus the 200-yard breast.
Jon Burchill and Tom
Chambers will swim the 220
yard butterfly and Burchill
will also "fly" for the med
ley relay while Chambers
will team up with Frank in
the 200-yard individual med-lev.
son of four dual and triangu
lar meet wins.
Lettermen returning to
Coach Frank Sevignc's squad
include high Jumper Jack
Cramer, a senior who turned
in several fine performances
during last spring's outdoor
campaign.
Spring corps returnee is
Lynn Headley, a junior. Hur
dle monogram winners in
clude Headley and senior
Preston Love. Love has de
clined signing a profession
al football contract with the
Detroit Lions in order to re
main eligible for track. Love
has indicated he has a ver
bal agreement to sign with
the Lions once track is over.
Middle distance returnees
are juniors Tucker Lillis and
Peter Scott and seniors Strand
and Jim Wendt. Wendt missed
the outdoor season last year
after undergoing a knee oper
ation. Two-year lettermen Jim
Murphey and George O'Boyle
join junior Crook in the 440.
Distance veteran Larry
Toothaker, a senior, will be
joined by Manro Altizio who
missed last year's campaign
due to scholastic ineligibility,
man.
Newcomers to the squad are
headlined by sprinter Charles
Greene who is more than cap
able of setting a new B i e
'Eight record in the 60-yard
dash. Tom Millsap is the oth
jer rookie sprinter. Jamaican
sophomore Ray Harvey and
! soph Bob Nelson will join
the hurdle corps.
Adding strength in the 440
and middle distances will be
Jim Ryan. Dennis Walker and
Bob Zellers, all sophomores.
Rounding out the distance
men are junior Jim Sclierz
berg. and sophs Joe Perez
and Lowell Stratton.
Juniors Larry Shineman and
Dick Schneible and sophomore
Ron Fecht are the pole vault
ers. Lack of a broad jumper to
replace Big Eight champion
Victor Brooks may hurt the
Huskers considerably. Sevigne
will be looking for someone
who can broad jump and also
triple jump (an outdoor
event.
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