Outdoor track
to be better?
by STEVE SINCLAIR
Assistant Sport Editor
Nebraska's performance in the Big Eight indoor track
meet was disappointing, but Husker assitant coach Daan
Brittenham believes things will be better outdoors.
THE MUSKERS managed only fourth behind champion
Kansas, Kansas State, and Missouri after going undefeated
in uic uuii seasuii.
Brittenham said that
sprinter Don Quarrie, and
hurdlers Randy Butts and
Gary Gressett will be strong
er In the longer outdoor
races.
He added that the triple
Jump, javelin, and intermed
iate hurdles will be strong
points outdoors.
Quarrie finished third in
the 60 at Kansas City, but
Butts and Gressett failed to
qualify for the finals.
HE ADDED that the tri
ple jump with Hopeton Gor
don, the javelin with Ed Mc
Pherron, and the intermed
iate hurdles with Wes Leon- Garth Case
ard, Leighton Priestley, and John Mottley would also be
strong points outdoors.
"We thought we would do better," Brittenham said,
"but the competition is tough in a meet like that."
"Most of the guys we were counting on are freshmen,"
he added.
The biggest surprises were the Huskers' performances
in the 600 and the mile relay, according to Brittenham.
THE HUSKERS grabbed three places in the 600. with
sophomore Garth Case winnng for the second straight year.
Bob Pierce was fourth and Leonard finished fifth.
'The Huskers' championship mile relay quartet of Pierce,
Ron Lange, Priestley, and Case finished only three tenths
of a second short of the school record at 3:17.7.
THE OTHER Husker finishers included: 60-yard dash
Horace Levy, fifth, 880 Dan Morran, fourth, two-mile
run Mel Campbell, third, pole vault Duane Sullivan,
fifth, long jump Gordon, third; Eric Heeter, fifth.
i
On The Track
M yard high hurdles 1, Ltd William.
Kansas Slato, :0M Hot record by George
Bver j, 1969 and Marco Walker, Colorado,
f-rldey night preliminaries). 1, Marcut
Walker, Colorado, :07.l. 3, Otto Nichols.
Missouri, :0M. 4, Jaff Greene. Oklahoma,
:07 . S. Jim Botildinfl, Oklahoma Stale.
:o;.j.
40 yard dash 1, Mel Cray, Missouri,
tOa.O (tie record by James Jackson,
Oklahoma, lS; Charley Greene, Nebras
ka. IH7; Wayne Long, Oklahoma, 1969;
Everett Marsnall ot Oklahoma, Earl
Harris of Oklahoma State, and Cray of
Missouri In Friday's preliminaries). 1,
Earl Harris, Oklahoma State, :04.l. 3. Don
Quarrie, Nebraska, :0.l. 4, Everett
Marshall, Oklahoma. :04.t. X Horace
Levy, Nebraska. :0.J.
40 yard low hurdle I, Jim Bouldlng.
Oklahoma State, :M.7. t. Otto Nichols,
Missouri, :0.7. 3, Led William, Kanaa
Stale, :04l. 4, Jett Greene, Oklahoma.
tM.f. J, Mike Bates. Kansas, :07 a.
Mile run 1, Ken S wens on, Kansas
State, 4:01. t Doug Smith, Kansas,
4 09 i 3, Mike Kelly, Missouri, 4.09. X
Mike Solomon, Kansas, 4:11.3. X Peter
Kaal, Oklahoma S'ate, 4I4.X
4O0 I, Certh Case, Nebreska,
ltfl.J. 1, Date Alexander, Kansas State,
1:11.3. 3, Barry McKlnnl. Oklahoma,
MIS. 4, Bob Pierce, Nebraska, 4:13.4.
I- Wesley Leonard, Nebraska, 1:14.4.
440 , Oennhi Coiner. Oklahoma,
!.. I, Fran Long, Iowa State, ;..
3. Joe Wylle. Oklahoma, 4, Julio
Meade, Kansas. if.l. 3, Fred Latser,
Missouri, 149.1.
m 10-1, Ken Swenson. Kansas State, 1:51
(new record, aid record 1:31.0 by Jim
Ryun, Kansas, 1947). J, Jim Nelhous,
Kansas, 1:51.9. X Dennis Stewart, Kansas,
1 :S4.I. 4, Oan Morran. Nebraaska, I :J4.I. S,
Dave Zimmerman, Missouri, 1:54.9.
Two-mil run-1, Jy Mason, Kansas,
9:0J.J. 1, Dennis McGuIre, Iowa State,
9:10.0. 3, Mel Campbell. Nebraska, 9:10 1.
4, Don Hoeltlng, Missouri, 9:11.3. 5, Rich
Elliott, Kansas, 9:11.1
1,000-yard run-!. Brian McElroy, Kansas,
1:10 4. 1, Roger Cathol, Kansas, 3:11.1. 3,
Mark Wilson, Missouri, 1:11.0. 4, Dave
Peterson, Kansas State, 1:13.1. 3, Bob
Barraltl, Kansas State, 1:11.9.
Mile relay-1 , Nebraska (Bob Pierce, Ron
Lange, Leighton Priestley, Garth Case),
3 17.7. 1, Kansas. 3 17.7. 3, Kansas State.
3:19.9. 4, Oklahoma State. 1:30. J. Missouri
3:20 4.
In The Field
Shot put 1, Karl Salb, Kansas, 43
X (New record. Old record 44-1H4 by
Salb, 1949.) 1, Steve Wllhelm, Kansas,
45-Vt. X Doug Knop, Kansas, S-4. 4,
Roy Overecre, Missouri, 35-10. X Jim
Benlen, Oklahoma State, J4-J.
Pole vault-1, Jan Johnson, Kansas, 14-4'
(new record, old record 14-1 by Chuck
Rogers, Colorado, I'M). 1. Mike Wedmen,
Colorado. 14-0. X BUI Matcher, Kan, 15-
4. 4. Steve Leonhardt .Iowa State, 15-0. X
Dvane Sullivan, Nebraska, 14-4.
High lump I, Ray McGIII, Kansas
State, M (Record) el! record 74) by
Steve Herndon, Missouri, 1941. 1. Leon
Miller, Missouri, 4-7. X Larry Rein,
Kansas, 4-7. 4, Ken Cooper, Missouri 4-7.
5. George Holland, Oklahoma Stat. 4-7.
Long lump finals 1, Phil Reaves, Kan.
las, -ll. 1, Hal Oswalt, Oklahoma)
Stale, JJ10V. 3. Hopeton Gordon, Nebros
ka, 13-10. 4, Mel Gray, Missouri, 13-,
S. Eric Heater, Nebraska, JJ-7V.
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Nebraska's wrestling squad
won a pair of dual meets while
the NU gymnasts dropped their
sixth consecutive dual meet to
the University of Kansas.
AFTER CAPTURING a 17-15
decision over Big Eight rival
Kansas State Thursday night at
the Coliseum, NU wrestling
coach Orval Borgialli's squad
sunk Northwest Missouri Col
lege of Maryville, 19-14.
In evening its season's record
to 5-5-1 with the Friday win
over the Missourians, the
Huskers were paced by 190
pound Bill Knippel win a pin
and decisions by Tim Meier,
Joe George, Jerry Munson and
Keith Burchett.
Meanwhile, coach Francis
Allen's gymnasts had trouble
with the Jay hawks at
Lawrence, losing 1 5 8 . 50
142.20. TOM REISING lead the Lin
colnites with a second place In
the long horse and freshman
Hoppy Batten, from Lincoln
Southeast, took third in the high
bar and all-around and fourth
in floor exercise.
NU faces Western Michigan
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