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NU track shifts emphasis to half mile
The Nebraska track scene is
changing. Formerly the
Cornhusker cinder squad was
dominated by speed, with
enough lightning fast sprinters
to chase down every jackrabbit
in the Sandhills. Charlie Greene
types dominated the picture.
And while the Jamaican
flyers are still around - Garth
Case, Horace Levy, Leighton
Priestly and John Mottley -along
with a few newcomers
like Jim Novak of Pender, NlTs
strength is shifting to the
middle distances with special
emphasis on the half mile.
Already this year rookies
Jeff Wisemiller, Dan Speck,
Roger Chadwick and Larry
Cimato have churned half miles
that when combined into a two
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mile relay would easily smash
the freshman world record.
Speck (1:52.9) and
Wisemiller (1:52) are Nebraska
natives while Cimato (1:48.5)
is from New York City and
Chadwick (1:51.9) from
upstate Hudson Falls. Their
combined best times would
produce a 7:25.3 relay, five
seconds under the world best
for a freshman team.
The quartet is anxious for a
chance to run together
outdoors since these times
were all set on indoor tracks.
"We almost had four
freshmen at the Texas Relays,"
said Cimato, "but Carlberg ran
instead of Wisemiller. Maybe
well get a chance at Drake."
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Astrodome's huge track for his
1 :48.5, must rate as the biggest
surprise of the four. He's
lowered his high school best by
nearly five seconds in less than
2 year and picked up second
place in the Big Eight Indoor
Meet, his first big test.
"I learned a lot during the
indoor season," he admitted.
"A lot of things like how to
run on a board track will help
me next indoor season, but the
experience I got last winter will
pay olT this spring in the
outdoor season.
Cimato had scholarship
offers from Ohio State, Florida
and Houston but chose
Nebraska because he knew of
the Big Eight's reputation as a
good track conference and he
wants to compete against the
best.
"I read about guys like Jim
Ryun and Ken Swenson and
figured the Bie Eight was the
place to go," he said. "But
before I got here I really didn't
know what to expect in overall
competition. I'd say the biggest
thing about running in the Big
Eight is that the guys who are
good, like Larry Rose from
Oklahoma State, are really
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next challenge Saturday against
Minnesota. In order to give
more runners a chance to
compete the meet will follow
Big Ten pattern and include a
660 yard run as well as
traditional 880.
The 1 :30 p.m. meet will be
on Nebraska Wesleyan's track.
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