Track men
stumble in
second west
coast meet
Nebraska's track squad ended its Western swing
Tuesday in San Jose, Calif., by dropping a dual meet to
San Jose State, 86-67.
Coach Frank Sevigne's squad finished fourth in a
quadrangular meet at Oregon University Saturday.
San Jose boosted its dual-meet record to a 3-0 as it
won 10of the 18 events against theCornhuskers.
Winners for Nebraska were Gary Gressett in the 440
intermediate hurdles, Ron Childs in the long jump with
a leap of 25-5 14, Lynn Hall in the 3,000-yard
steeplechase with a time of 9:20, Leighton Priestley in
the 440 with 47.8, Roger Chadwick in the 880 with
1 :57.6 and Bob Unger in the two-mile with a time of
9:17.2
In addition to the six individual winners, Nebraska
also won both the 440 and mile relays.
The mile relay squad of Chuck Malito, Wes Leonard,
Jim Hawkins and Priestley won in a time of 3:22 while
the 440-relay team of Priestley, Doug Gregory, Jim
Novak and Karl Webb, clocked in :41.9.
Although his team came out on the short end of both
West coast meets, Sevigne said he was pleased by the
performances.
"This was our first outdoor competition of the
year," he said. "And considering all the schools we
competed against had been outdoors for several weeks,
I think we did as wen as could be expected."
Sevigne said he was encouraged by Hall's
performance in the steeplechase.
"That event (steeplechase) is new this year in the Big
Eight Conference championships," Sevigne said. We
wanted to find someone that would be competitive for
Nebraska and I think Hall is going to fill the bill.
The team arrived in Lincoln late Wednesday
afternoon, and hardly had time to catch their breath
before leaving for Lawrence, Kan., for the Kansas
Relays on Thursday.
Summaries of the San Jose Meet were :
Shot put-Kirschenman, SJS, 54-10 14; 2. Cook NU 534 34;
3 Gerardi. SJS, 52-5. Pole Vault-Rock SJS, 15-6; 2 Var , K.rk,
SJS 15-0; no third. Javelin-Rhoades, SJS, 233-6; 2. Ritchey,
NU 208-11; 3. Grennett, SJS, 172-1. 3,000-yard
steeplechase-1. Hall, NU; 2. Hurst, SJS, 3 Teth SJS;T-9:20.
Long jump-1 . Childs, NU, 25-5 1 4, Wnght. SJS, 24-6 1 2;3.
Gordon, NU, 24-6 14. 440 relay-1. (Priestley .Gregory,
Novak, Webb) :41.9. Mile Run-Schilling, JS, 4:16.1,
Hawkins, NU, 4.16.8; 3. Gnapp, unattached, 4:19.8. 120 high
hurdles-1. Tinnin, SJS, 13.8, Fisher, NU, :1 3 9; 3 Gressett,
NU 14 0 Discus-1. Kirschenman, SJS, 174-B Ml,
Comber, SJS, 159-10; 3. Gherardi, SJS 157-9. 440-1.
Priestley, NU, :47.8; 2. Maas.SJS, :48.3; 3. Sprmk.SJS :48.4.
100-1 Breddell, SJS, :09.3, 2. Douthred, SJS, :09.5;3. Webb,
NU 09 6 880-1. Chadwick, NU, 1 :57.6; 2. Giannoulos, SJS,
1 58 6' 3 Cimato, NU, 1.58.7. Triple jump-1 . Gordon, NU,
49-1 4: 2. Terry, SJS, 48-10 34; 3. Ragster, SJS 47-9 34. High
jump-1. Tinnis, SJS, 6-10, 2. Crawford, SJS, 6-8, 3. Brooks,
NU 6-6 440 Intermediate hurdles-1 . Gressett, NU, :52.9; 2.
Kaster, SJS, :54.0; 3. Schmitz, NU, :54.1. 220-1 . Breddell,
SJS 20 9; Webb, NU, :21 .7; 3. Walker, SJS, :22.5. Two
mile-1 . Unger, NU, 9 : 17 .2; 2. Krause, SJS, 9:24, 3. Ebert, SJS,
9:38.2. Mile relay-1. Nebraska (Malito, Hawkins, Leonard,
Priestley), 3:22.
fsporls
stiofls
Nebraska's tennis squad will
meet Washburn University
today in a dual match in
Topeka, Kan.
The Cornhusker qolf team
travels Friday to Wichita, Kan.,
to participate in the Great Plains
Invitational tournament.
Coach Larry Romjue's squad
defeated Kansas State in a dual
meet Saturday at the Manhattan
Country Club. Husker Steve
King won medalist honors with
an ever-par 70.
Nebraska'srifle team won the
Big E ight Conference meet.
The Cornhuskers won their
second consecutive title by
edging Kansas State, 4,455
points to 4,445. Nebraska
shooter Bob Boomer won his
second straight individual title.
Cornhusker wrestling coach
Orvall Borgialli announced that
Bruce Conger, 6 5, 270 pound
heavyweight champion for
Nevada, has signed anational
letter of intent to attend
Nebraska.
Former state junior golf
champion Tom Sieckmann of
Millard High School has signed a
letter of intent to attend
Nebraska, coach Larry Romjue
announced Wednesday.
Two Lincoln Southeast High
School gymnasts have signed
national letters of intent to
attend UNL, Husker gymnastics
Coach Francis Allen announced
Wednesday.
Gary Jeurink, the Nebraska
state all-around champion and
Scott Roth, the state champion
in floor exercise, have indicated
they will go to school at UNL.
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