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Nebraska
Colorado s world class
hurdler Marcus Walker and
pole vaulter Dave Bussabarger
set stadium and meet records
here Saturday, but that was the
extent of CU's celebration as
Nebraska loped to an easy
80-42 victory.
Walker, with three wins over
world record holder Willie
Davenport in the last two
weeks, streaked to a 7.1
clocking while teammate
Bussabarger erased Tom
Porter's old standard with a
16-1 vault.
Cornhusker sophomore
Hopeton Gordon cracked the
school, meet and stadium
records in the long jump with a
leap of 24-1 0. The old standard
was 24-8 set in 1969 by N. S.
Hurd.
Nebraska's only double
winner was senior co-captain
Greg Carlberg who continues
to dominate every race he runs.
After a relaxed 4:19 mile, he
returned to capture the 1000
from teammates Jim Hawkins
and Dan Speck.
With Colorado out of the
way, Nebraska's sights turn
toward Houston, Tex., and the
USTFF meet in the
Astrodome.
One runner who is
especially looking forward to
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runs by CU, 80-42 1
the weekend is Carlberg. He's
entered in the mile and will
receive his first competitive
challenge of the season.
Headlining the event Ls
Marty Liquori, NCAA Outdoor
Gordon, . . sets record
mile champion in 1969 and
1970. Liquori has a 3:54.1 to
his credit and will be joined by
fellow four-minute-milers Dave
Wottle of Bowling Green
(3:59) and Villanova's Chris
Mason (3:59.9).
Track Events
Mila I. Greg Carlberg, N, 4:19.4.
2. Lynn Hall. N, 4:23.0. 3. Tom
McKinley, C, 4:29.1.
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Branch. C, :M.3. 2.
Horace Ltvy, N,
:04.3. 3. Jim Novate.
N, :M.3.
400 1. Garth Case, N, 1:12.1.
2. Was Leonard, N, 1:13.2. 3. Bob
Pierce, N, 1:14.7.
-l. Cliff Branch, C, :4.l. 2.
Leighton Priestley, N, :49.. 3. Tim
Lebsack, N, :S0.2.
M hH)hs l. Marcus Walker C.
:0M (New Stadium and meet record.
Old Stadium record, :07.3, Keith
Gardner, N, 1958; old meet record,
:07X Gardner, N, 1951.) 2. Wayne
Lock wood, C, :0.l. 3. Dave Llesveld,
N, :0t.2.
Twe-nrile 1. Bob Unger, N, 9:09.1.
1 Steve Castenader, C, 9:18.4. 3. Mike
Fertlg, N, 9:19.S. t
m 1. Greg Carlberg, N, 2:15..
I. Jim Hawkins, N, 2: IS J. 3. Dan
Speck, N. 2:17.1.
M . Larry Cimato, N, 1:55.7.
1. Roger Chadwlck, N. 1:54.4. 3. Jeff
Wlsemiller, N, 1:57.0.
lew 1. Marcus Walker C,
:?J. 2. Wayne Lockwood. C. .07.2.
J. Dave Llesveld, N, :07.4.
Mile Relay 1. Nebraska (Tim Leb
ack, Leighton Priestley, Bob Pierce,
We Leonard) 3:27.7. 2. Colorado 3:34.8.
Field Events
Shot 1. Larry Cherny, N, 53-2''
2. John Best. C. 49.10. 3. Dave Bussa
barger, C, 49-8Vj.
High Jump 1. Howard Burns. N,
4-5. 2. Mark Mounsey, C, 4-5. 3. Steve
Eyman, N, 4-3.
Pete Vault 1. Dave Bussabarger,
C. 14-1 (New Stadium and meet record.
Old Stadium record, 15-8, Tom Porter,
C, 1949; old meet record, 14-0, Chuck
Rogers, C, 1948 and Mike Wedmnn,
C, 1970.). 2. Msrk Cooper, N, 15-0.
3. Duane Sullivan, N, 15-0.
Long Jump 1. Hopeton Gordon,
N, 24-10 (New NU. Stadium and meet
record, old NU record, 24-8, N. S
Hurd, 1949; old Stadium record, 24-8,
N. S. Hurd, 1949; old meet record,
24-8, N. S. Hurd, 1949.). 2. Johnny
Rodgers, N, 23-4. 3. Guy Ingles, N,
21-8.
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