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Thursday, December 4, 1975
University Daily Kansan
Porter's record vault tops intrasquad meet
BY KENSTON Sports Writer
By KEN STONE
It happens every four years. A strange and magical inspiration seizes track athletes across the country. They fantasize themselves capturing Olympic gold.
Such an inspiration seems partially responsible for Terry Porter's Allen Field House record pole vault of 17.4 % last night at the University of Georgia track team's annual intramusquet meet.
Although Porter, who used up his track eligibility at KU two years ago, no longer attends school here, he vaulted as if he felt right at home.
After an easy first attempt clearance of
the wristbands, right back to top 17-5
also on his first visit.
"THESE JUMPS WERE EASY," he said.
"I think I can learn a world record of 18-2."
Although Porter's three attempts at 17-84 all failed, his misses were very close. And vaulting with a borrowed pole, which Porter capped and incapacitated him from going much higher.
"that pole was just too small," he said. "I was just lucky to get it (17% +) with that pole. I feel a lot better. If I just get a bigger pole, I really go."
Porter, who holds the KU outdoor best of 17.4 %, is now training at KU in hopes of earning trips to invitational track meets around the country.
His immediate goal is to find meet directors who will pay his way to vault in their meets. But in the back of his mind is the back of the Montreal Olympics next July.
Porter admitted Montreal had cured his allergy for hard work.
"That's what it takes," he said, a serious look emanating from his mustache face. Hard work also paid off for two other jumpers last night.
Sophomore John Butterfield and freshman Steve Rainbolt both cleared 8-10 in races in a late running high jump competition.
However, Butterfield's high school teammate, Kieh Guinn, didn't jump last night. A serious knee injury, which he aggrivated last fall at the Pan American Games, still is preventing him from jumping.
CONSULTATIONS WITH two doctors during the Christmas break will determine whether an operation is needed, and also they will be able to jump again in the spring.
Before he rejuned his knee, Guinn was considered a top prospect for a possible Olympic high jump burr. He set a KU best in the Pan Am Games trials last April.
Besides the high jump, KU's shot put chances also look encouraging after last night, especially after the return of Rudy Guevara to the squad.
1973 HIS FIRST MEET at a KU putter since
INHUS, Guevara throws a good 5-10%. He was followed by Jim Padrebache with 64-6 and
letterman Steve Stone, who had
55-5.
Distance runner Bill Lundberg ran close to a record pace in the two-mile run, passing the mile mark in 4:21. But a second mile of 4:40 prevented him from achieving his goal of 8:42.7 - Jim Ryun's intrasquad record set in 1968.
Lundberg's near solo performance ended in 10:50:22, with a first time this early in the morning.
Larry Jackson's quick start and smooth acceleration nabbed the 60-yard dash victory. His time of 6.1 seconds equalled the set by Laverne Smith in last year's meet.
ANTHONY COLEMAN, a freshman from
Clifford Wiley, the fifth place finisher in
Dallas, took the other 60-year events, winning the time and times of second, second, respectively.
Men's Division
490 yard dash - 1, William Neel, 1; 2 Cliff Wiley, 6.4; Anthony Coleman, 6.4; Giles meet record by Laverne Tory.
490 yard hullmilk - 1, Coleman, 7.5; 2 Dennis Break.
7.8; Kevin McNeill, 7.8; 2 Breck, 7.1.
800 yard dash - 1, Coleman, 7.1; 2 Breck, 7.1.
800 yard run - 1, William Neel, 51.3; 2 Tom Wiley, 51.3.
800 yard run - 1, Mark Olson, 1.6; 2 Rock Hawkins, 1.6.
800 yard run - 1, Tom McCall, 1.6; 2 Stan Whisler, 1.6.
1000 yard hurlmilk - 1, Glenn Hatcher, 2.13; 2 Bob Garvan, 1.34; 2 Hike Eunus, 2.13.
13.4; Hike Eunus, 2.13.
George Maason, 4.32;
Landon Lumberger, 6.0; 2 John Ricecoe, 9.0;
Mason, 9.0;
John Fatterson, 6.0;
Butterfield, 2.19; 2 Mike Wilk, 1.4;
Steve Newcomer, 40.4;
Sput put - 1, Andy Geary, 60.14; 2 Jim Podreharach, 60.14;
Rudy Geary, 60.14;
Fonvail vault - 1, Tad Scale, 1.6; 2 Jeff Williams, 14.4;
Tom Curtrich, 1.6.
Women's Division
490 yard dash - 1, Celissa Russell, 7.3;
Colemanburg, 7.8;
490 yard hullmilk - 1, Isaac Hodge, 10.0;
Nate Hodge, 10.0;
800 yard run - 1, Nancy Hough, 2.0; 2 Couleane Lake, 2.0;
Jenelle Hiddel, 4.12; 2 Dudlin, 2.0;
Long jump - 1, Russell, 15.4; 2 Pim Ferron, 1.6;
Long jump - 1, Russell, 15.4; 2 Pim Ferron, 1.6;
High jump - 1, Lane, 4.0; (2) the Meredith Hicken and
In Daniel 12:1 we read "Some who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake to 'Shame and Everlasting Contempt.'
BOX 405, DECATUR, GA.
More than once recently this column had taken the position it is as easy as "falling off a loop" to keep la and order where there is genuine faith in the church.
last summer's NCAA 100-yard dash finals, made up for his loss to Jackson in the 60 by cruising to an easy victory in the 440-yard决赛. He won first, then 220. Wille strade in for a time of 49.5.
In the women's division, Celessa Russell demonstrated good strength by winning the long jump and 440-yard dash, and taking second in the 60-yard dash as well.
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