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STAR OF THE WEEK-Swimmer Keefe Lodwig has
earned this week's award for his efforts in last week's
meet against Oklahoma and Kansas State. He is shown
here during one of the afternoon workouts.
leefe Lodwig
Week
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By TERRY ANDERSON
Sports Editor
Sophomore swimmer Keefe
Lodwig earns this week's
Star of the Week plaudits for
his efforts in last week's dual
meet against the University
of Oklahoma and Kansas
State.
In that meet Keefe tied his
own record in the 100-yard
freestyle event and was the
anchor man in the 400-yard
medley relay team which set
a new pool and varsity record
in 3:51.9.
In the 100-yard freestyle
event Lodwig swam against
All American John Bernard
from Oklahoma and beat him
swimming the distance in
:51.0 seconds. In his other
race of the day Keefe swam
the 200-yard freestyle against
another AIl-Amencan and na
tional record holder in the
form of Chuck Schuette also
from Oklahoma. In this event
lie placed second for a grand
total of nine points in the
Busker total of 37 points.
Records and recognition are
nothing new to Keefe. He has
been swimming and winning
events since he first started
the sport when he swam the
20-yard backstroke event and
won when he was nine years
old.
Nationally Rated
As a 14-year old swimmer
Lodwig was nationally rated
in the 40-yard freestyle event.
As a high school swimmer,
he won the distance freestyle
events in record breaking
time and he continued his
efforts here at Nebraska by
practically rewriting the
freshmen record books break
ing nearly every freestyle
event.
Then last summer at the
AAU outdoor swimming meet
he teamed with fellow Husk-
ers Bill Henry and Bill Steele I
along with Omahan Ken Glas
ser to set a new national rec
ord in the 400-yard medley
relay for juniors beating a
team from Columbus. Ohio.
Cal Bents, Husker swim
coach says that Lodwig is
one of the most promising
swimmers to come out of Ne
braska high schools and if
he continues to develop Bentz
feels that Lodwig may well
become one of Nebraska's top
swimmers.
Keefe's own ambition this
year is to break :50.0 seconds
in the 100-yard freestyle at!
the conference meet. Lodwig I
says, "This probably won't
win the conference title, but
if I can get that time I'll be
happy; then next year I can
go for the conference title.
Set Freshman Record
By TERRY ANDERSON
Sports Editor
The Nebraska track squad is off and running again this
year or so it would seem. The Huskers have walked away
from their opponents thus far and it looks as if their first
real test will come this weekend when they meet the Colo
rado Buffaloes.
In their first outing against Wvoming and South Da
kota, Nebraska trounced 95-35-21 and then again last week
end against Big Eight rival Oklahoma State thev used their
depth to win 91-31.
The big question in many Husker fans' minds this week
is what effect Ron Moore's dismissal will have on the
squad's ability to capture the Big Eight indoor and outdoor
titles.
Most followers of the cinder sport saw the headlines
across the state making the announcement that Moore had
not only been dropped from the sport, but had lost his
grant-in-aid. The announcement stated that Moore was
dropped for disciplinary reasons,
Sevigne Decides
It seems that Frank Sevigne, track coach, thought
quite a bit about this decision as it may well cost the
squad the indoor and outdoor meets based on the assump
tion that Moore would have done as well as he did last
year, capturing the high hurdle events both indoor and
outdoor and placing second in the low hurdle event in both
races, or this decision Sevigne must be commended for
he knew the circumstances and what would best help the
team in the long run.
Anyway back to the squad as a whole. Sevigne still
seems to feel that the squad can do well in the indoor
tourney at Kansas City next month if the boys really want
to work hard enough to win the meet. He feels that the
squad has the desire after barely being squeezed out by
Kansas last year.
Nebraska's best chances of scoring still seem to lie in
the hurdle events if Fred Wilke and Bob Hohn come
through. Wilke is defending champion in the indoor lows
and Hohn was state high school champ in the stick races.
Hohn had back trouble his first two years here but
has come out of it now.
Knaub Turns Hurdler
KSU Wrestlers
Down Huskers
Kansas State wrestlers con
tinued their supremacy over
Nebraska by downing the
Huskers 30 to 12 at Manhat
tan Tuesday night..
Three Kansans managed
falls on their way to victory
in the individual matches.
Joe Seay, the odds-on favor
ite in his division for the Big
Flight Title, pinned Husker
Larry Le Bruska; Dick De
Moss pinned Chuck Clatter
buck; and Denton Smith ad
ded the last Wildcat pin by
downing Bruce O'Callaghan.
Nebraska's undefeated Mike
Nissen continued his success
ful rivalry w,ith the 'Cats'
Dave Unrah, beating the 123
pounder, 5-4. Steve Walenz
gained the Cornhuskers six
Doints for a forfeit and later
big Bob Zartner edged Jack
Grove to round out Nebraska
scoring.
Nissen will carry his un
blemished dual record into
his last home dual against
South Dakota State 7:30 to
night at the Coliseum. The
senior will attempt to com
plete a perfect collegiate dual
record, thus improving h i s
chances for Big Eight su
premacy in early March at
the conference tournament.
Coach Bob Mancuso com
ments, "If Mike can take the
Big Eight crown, he should
i gain the NCAA championship
in the 123 pound class this
year. That is how tough the
Big Eight competition is."
usher Swimmers
On Road To Face
Myoming, CU Buffs
This morning the H u t k e r
swimming squad left on a
western road trip to Wyoming
and Colorado. They will stay
over night at Greeley, travel
ling to Cheyenne Friday
and back down to Boulder for
a meet with Colorado on
Saturday.
On Friday they will meet
the Wyoming cowboys in a
dual meet. Last year the
Husker team was beaten here
in a double dual with Wyo
ming and Kansas University.
Thus far this season the
Husker squad is sporting its
best dual mark in many years
with a 4-2 record. And the
teams they have lost to are
national powerhouses in swim
ming circles. They lost early
in the year to Indiana 76-29
and to perennial Big Eight
Champ Oklahoma 57-38.
They have won over Den
ver University, Iowa Univer
sity, Kansas and Kansas
State. Nebraska will take rec
ord breakers along on t h e
trip in the form of freestyle
ace Keefe Lodwig, backstrok
er Bill Henry, and two rec
ord breaking relay teams.
Wisocki is Top Sprinter
Wyoming has a tough team
and is currently riding atop
The Jackrabbits will offer . the Skyline Conference as last
a stiff opponent for the Husk- year's champ. Their t o p
er stalwart in Dee Brainard. swimmer is Wisocki who has
Brainard also has an unde- Sone in ine aw-yara
free relay team hat (tne
3:28.8.
Saturday at Colorado Ne-V
braska will face competition
from the Buffs and from Tex
as Tech. Phil Simpkins who
has gone :49.8 in the 100-yard
Tech and should give sprint
er Keefe Lodwig competitiou.
The Husker squad is pre
paring for the Big Eight Meet
which will be held at
the Lincoln High pool the
first weekend in March. The
squad, in preparation, has re
written the record book and
each meet they improve.
This weekend will tell Carl
Bentz, Husker coach, a lot
about the team's improvement
as they head down the home
stretch to the conference tilt.
He feels that the squad has
improved steadily throughout
the season and expects to do
much better than the fourth
place showing at Ames,
lowa, last March.
Hohn just recently reported for the sport and as of yet i feated dual record this sea-! freestyle and they have a free
is not in top condition. Another hope in the hurdle depart-1 son I relay team which has gone
ment is Ray Knaub sprinter turned hurdler. Knaub has, After their final home ap ! the 400-yar d distance m 3.29
placed second to Wilke both times in the lows and if the ' pearance tonight the Corn i To PPse tnem- tne Huskers
three of them continue to improve they may take up the uskers will nsave four duals iP1 .Sif
slack produced by Moore's vacancy. before tte Big Eight Cham- ' s m
Back again this year are Sevigne's distance aces, Ray DjonshiDc at Norman Okla-' y31"0" iree oi :23.2, and the
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a second off the stadium record. Stevens handled the milej
in the same meet in 4:26.5. He owns a low of 4:11 in the!
mile outdoors. j
Sophomore Kent McCloughan has been doing a good
job in the sprints thus far this year running right behind
Knaub in the 60-yard dash. Then in the meet against!
Oklahoma State, McCloughan set a new mark of :06.3 in
the 60-yard dash.
Tonight's Games
Ag.
Lodwig stands a g o o d
chance of doing just that. Al
ready he says that he is far
ahead of his conditioning goal
of last year when he swam
f u 111 ,,A .en o
C (IT. , raT,mH. tho dePth A this COUld hint Come
he feels he can get under the f D.,
.G.Ani marir exception of Brooks, Sevigne will
Intramural Schedules
February 14th
College 6: 30 Farm House
-C vs. Ag Men-B
Ag Tournament
7:30 Alpha Gam
ma R h o-B vs.
Goodding Ag
Tournament
The weakest field for Huskers in both depth and front run
ners lie in the field events. Best of the field events for the
weekend Brooks was just 4 inches off the stadium record wun ?.T r
when he jumped 24'-". In the other field events the shotj
put, the high jump, and the pole vault Nebraska lacks I
conference time. With the;
50-second mark. "T. iMvu, i,u
. , . . . i uie running eveuus u puu ine team uituuku me meei.
Lodwig. in new events this f-c Winters
yfZ t5,200'2a? freestyle ! st race should be in the 60-yard dash which wilT
and the 500-yard freestyle jmatch Huskers Ray Knaub and Kent McCloughan against)
has also set varsity records. nc rwir n,, ts viut aww nrA r. .m
pit Jim Miller against Fred Wilke in the 60-yard low hur-;
dies. Miller has churned :6.8 while Wilke thus far has
gone :07.0.
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nave uuee men vwiu tue ueai uie ii-ioui mam anu one.
Roger Olander, has cleared 14-6. In the high jump they
have a sophomore this year who went 6-10 in the frosh
meet last year. This is Leander Durley and his best this
year is 6-8.
He has swam the 200-yarder
in 1:54.0 seconds and the 500-
yard freestyle in 5:30.0
the sprints as a Husker swim
mer, Lodwig has been work
ing on a weight lifting pro
gram which has added 20
pounds to his body. This give
him more strength and endur
ance in the sprints.
After graduation Keefe
hopes to continue in swim
ming as a director of a swim
ming program that has been
set up in various parts of the
country and such as is found
at the Omaha Athletic Club.
Intramural Standings
In the 440-event, the Buffs have two men who have
both gone faster times than has U runner George O'Boyle
whose best time is 52.7. Dick Burns has gone the -distance
in :49.5 and teammate Murray Ruff ell has done it in :51.3.
Husker Mike Fleming has the best times in both the 880
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