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The Pantagraph B-6 Bloomington-Normal, III. May 17, 1978 Lead Luk ens Indiana Ends 13-Year Drought With Big Ten Track Victory BJHS Victory 1 I 4S Although Indiana's triple de m- toJ -4 fit -ftv-u 'edL (ft, v. vi ee Garry Bjorklund, who handily won the mile run in 4:03.6. This shattered the old meet mark of 4:03.9 set by Ray ArringtoB of Wisconsin in 1967. Bjorklund became a double points under a new scoring system introduced this meet on the basis of 10-8-6-4-2-1 for six places.

Wisconsin, which had set the winning record of 80 points last season under the old scoring system, wound up Saturday with 91 points. Michigan State was third with 68, and Illinois took fourth with 66. The victorious Hoosier squad hauled Coach Sam Bell to the steeplechase water jump and doused him in It in a victory celebration. Congratulations Class 100-yard dash winner Dave Norris of Towanda receives congratulations from second place finisher Rod Keller of Octavia. Norris' time was 13.6 seconds in Saturday's Junior Olympics at Fred Carlton Field.

fending champion Larry Hlgh baugh was unseated in all three events he won last year, the Hoosiers captured five firsts and were led by a record break ing victory by Steve Kelley in the steeplechase. Kelley was clocked in 8:48.3 to shatter the meet record of 9:00.5 set last year by Wisconsin's Fred Lands, who Saturday dropped out at the halfway mark in his title defense be cause of an ailing ankle. Another meet record was es tablished by Minnesota's brilliant freshman distance star, ith in How? High In Corn CLINTON University High School's State Tournament bound golf team is the overwhelming favorite to win its fourth straight Corn Belt Conference golf title here Monday. The teams will begin teeing off at the nine-hole par 35 Clinton Country Club Golf Course at 1 p.m. The golfers will play the course twice, for their 18-hole total.

High, with a 16-1 record in dual and double dual meets this season, has defeated every conference foe at least once in regular scheduled meets. 1 51.6. 3, Wayne Hartwlck, Michigan State, 52.9. 4, Steve Prosser, Wisconsin, 53.5. 5, Dan Morgan, Purdue, 53.3, 6, John Lowe, Michigan, 53.3.

Shot put 1, Bob Wlnchell, Indiana, 51-2. 1. Val Chandler. Indiana. 55-2V1.

Colin Anderson, Minnesota, 53-10'A. 4, Dennis Holland, Illinois, tyy. 3. uan wicks, Minnesota, 52-7'A. 6, Herschel Benberry, Illinois, 52-5V.

Mile relay 1, Illinois Gary Paetau, Ron Phillips, Bob Mango, Ben Doiier, 3:11.8. 2, Wisconsin, 3:12.4. 3, Michigan State, 3:12.4. 4, Michigan, 3:14.0. Indiana, 3:14.5.

6. Purdue. 3:15.6 High lump 1, John Michigan, 6-10 (fewest misses), Larry uyitsira, Illinois. 6-10. 3, Gary Haupert, Indiana, 610.

4, Tim Helkkila, Minnesota, 6-8. 5, Brad Baetow, Minnesota, 64. 6, Chuck Taylor, Indiana, 6-8. 100 1, Herb Washington, Michigan State, 9.5. 2, Mike Goodrich, Indiana.

9.5. 3. Jim Harris, 9 5. 4, Larry Hlghbaugh, Indiana, 9.6. 5, Jerry Hill, Ohio State, 9.7.

6, Gene Brown, Michigan, 9.7. Mile run 1, Gary Blorklund, Minnesota, 4.03.6(betters meet record 4:03.9 set by Ray Arnngton, Wisconsin, 1967). 2, Don Vandrey, Wisconsin, 4:04.4. 3, Ken Pope-oy, Michigan State. 4:07.2.

4, Greg Nelson, Minnesota. 4:07 8. 5, Rick Storrey, Michigan, 4:10.6. 4, Scott Hiles, Indiana, 4:10.6. Triple lump 1, Ira Russell, Michigan, 49-5'4.

,2. Jetf Crawford, Minnesota, 46-l(Bi. Doug Coluccl, Ohio State, 4, Harvey Rlekoff, Wisconsin, 46-7V4. 5, Rich Feezel, Northwestern, 46-4' Si. 6, Bill Wehrwein, Michigan State, 43-1 Hi.

Discus finals val cnanoier, Indiana, 160-7. 2, Mark Debevc, Ohio Stale, 160-1. 3, Bob Wlnchell, Indiana, 157-1. 4, Dan Wicks, Minnesota, 152-5 5, Barry Mayer, Minnesota, Marty Huff, Michigan, 149-0. Long lump finals 1, Greg Johnson, Wis consin, 24-93j.

2, Ira Russell, Michigan, 3, Rich Feezel, Northwestern, 24-0. 4, Lloyd Bridges, Michigan State, 23-10 5. Larry Hlghbaugh, Indiana, 23-7Vj. 6, Doug Coluccl, Ohio State, 23-3. Pinal team scorina: 1.

Indiana 117. 7. Wisconsin 91. 3, Michigan State 68. 4, Illinois 66.

5, Michigan 64. 6, Minnesota 63. 7, Ohio State 48. 8, Northwestern 18. 9, Iowa 16.

10, Purdue 8. i 4 I iU4 kA SA if fefS J. I t) I in fer; ft. is 7i TT By Gregg Egbert Bloomington Junior High School ran away with Class A of the Exchange. Club Junior Olympics totaling up 59 points Saturday at Fred Carlton Field.

Octavia was second with 15 paints. Bloomington's large point total was keyed by Class A individual winner John Lukens who took top honors in the high jump and baseball throw and placed second in the 100-yard dash. Doug Hanson of Holy Trinity Grade School was the second highest point winner with a total of 15 points in Class A. He won the 50-yard dash, took second in the baseball throw, and placed fourth in the long jump. Chris Riddle pushed Oakdale into the Class title by scoring 16 of Oakdale's 27tt points.

Riddle won the 50-yard dash, the baseball throw and was in a three-way tie for fifth in the high jump to take individual Class honors. Fairview 2nd Fairview captures second In the class with the help of Doug Parker and Jeff Kirk. Parker took third in the 50 and long jump, while Kirk took sixth in the 50, first in the high jump and third in the baseball throw Bob Knight of Mctcalf grade school was a double winner, taking the 100-yard dash, and the long jump. He was the second leadine point-cctter in class B. Cridley Win Ted Roth was edged out by a half a point by Mike Ewen of Colene Hoose and had to settle for second as a individual point winner.

But with the help of Rotb's nine points Gridley over came Colene Hoose's points and went on to take the teams honors with a total of 2Vk points in class C. Roth got points in the 50 yard dash by placing second behind teammate Craig Rupp end took third la the long jump. Ewen took Nasfase Ousts Richey In Tennis BRUSSELS (AP) Hie Nas- tase of Romania ousted Cliff Ri chey of San Angclo, 6-0, 6- 4. 6-2. Saturday In the scmiu nals of the Belgian Open tennis tournament Nastase will meet Tom Okker of Holland, who beat Bob Hewitt of South Africa 8-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Julie Heldman of New York qualified for the women's final with a 7-5. 9-7 victory over Francoise Durr of France. FOR MEN The Fiberglass 78 Aspect isror Ml You! COMPARE mm --mwtmmi a trow mdt 'On Your Mark' iwuiw vMAuwig null Ul three-mile title in 13:40.6, just one-tenth of a second slower than the meet record. The Gopher star ran. the mile and three-mile only one hour apart.

Indiana's Mike Goodrich captured the 220-yard dash in which the Hoosiers piled up 18 points with defending champion High-baugh finishing third. Favored Belt Normal Community, Central Catholic, Pontiac, Washington and the host school will provide the Pioneers opposition. Each team may enter eight golfers, will the low four scores counting as the team total. A week ago the Pioneers won the Central Catholic District Tournament at Highland Park and will compete in the state finals at Champaign Friday and Saturday. Milligan, Doug Hollo-way, Steve Veatch, Roger Fitch, Ken Ogren, Joel Ober-man and Steve Goss are members of the state bound team.

i nO Point Tnhto CLASS A (11 and 11 Year Old) Bloominaton Junior Hioti. Octavia. 15; Gridley, 11; Mefcalf, Trinity Lutheran, Chlddl. Savbrook-Arrowsmlth, Towanda, La Roy, Colene Hoose, 3. CLASS (10 and 11 Year? Old) Oakdale, mm Fairview, Wahlnotcn, 22; Bent, 16; MefcaU, 14; ColMie Hoose, 11 1 Towanda, 7i Trinity Luthtren, ti Centennial, Eugene Field, Oakland, CLASS I and Years Old) Cridley, 26; Chlddlx, 1 8Va Towanda, IS; Washlnoton, 14; Trinity Lutheran, Holy Trinity, Hudson, Glenn, Brloham, Octavia, Fairview, Centennial, Eupena Field, Savbrook- Arrowsmllh, 1.

VV WW first in the high Jump and tied for fourth in the 50-yard dash. The classes are determined by ages. Eight and nine-year- olds make up Class with 10 and 11 in Class and 12 and 13 in Class A. CLASS A (12 end Years Old) 50-Yd. Dash 1.

Doug Hanson (Holy Itmiir', DUm I idiuuiiiiiih'uii Jr. High), 3 Kent Graves (Bloomlnglon Jr. High.) 4. Dan Lang (Colen Hoose), S. pete Theobald (Bioominoron High) 6.

Lu Henti (Metcall). Time: :06.4. 100-Yd. Dash 1. Tom Evans (Octavia).

John Lukens (Bloomlngton Jr. High), 3. Dan House (Metcall), 4. Dan Rutledge (Bloomlngton jr. High) s.

Tim Evans (Le Roy), e. Jay Durham (Gridley). Time: Long Jump Dart Rutledge (Bloom-Ington Jr. High), 2. Jay Durham (Gridley),) 3 Bunle Thomas (Bloomlngton Jr.

High); 4. Doug Harrwn (Trinity Lutheran); 5. R. Benwett (Octavla)t 6. Bob Curtis (Bloomlnglon Jr.

High). Distance: 15 feet. 4 In. High Jump 1. John Lukens (Bloomlngton Jr.

High); 2. Jetf Ferrel (Saybrook-Arrowjrrrlth)l 3. Dan House (Metcall); 4. Mike Prlebe (Chlddlx); Tim Evans (Le Rov); 6. Mark Hepner (Chlddlx), Height: 5 It.

2 in Baseball Throw John Lukens (Bloomlngton Jr. High); 2. Doug Hanson (Trinity Lutheran); 3. Dan Rutledge (Bloomlngton Jr. High); 4.

Phil Ferguson (Bloomlnglon Jr. Minn); 5. Tom Evans (Octavia); 6. Mark Hepner (Chlddlx). Distance: 244 ft in.

440-Yd Relay 1. Bloomlngton Jr. High; Gridley; 3. Octavia; 4. Towanda; 5.

Trinity Lutheran; 6. Chlddlx: Time: :50.7. CLASS (It and 11 Years Old) SO-Yd Dash 1. Chris Riddle (Oakdale) Ron Colt (Towanda)i 3. Doua Parker (Fairview); 4.

Terry Swanlund (Colene Hoote); 5. Jetf McDowell (Bent); 6. jetf Kirk (Fairview). Time: :07. 100-Yd.

Dash 11. Bob Knloht (Metcalf)i i. Scott Prlllemen (Washington); j. Allen Moews (Oakdale); 4. Gary Cole (Oakdale)t 5.

Kevin Kelly (Oakdale); 6. Mike Felevenev (Washington Time: :13 6. Long jumo 1. Bon Knignr (Metcait); I. D.

Hendon (Bent); 3. Doug Parker (Fairview); 4. Scott Prlllaman (Washington); 5. R. Thomas (Colene Hoose); e.

D. Seyller. Distance: 12 (eet 3 In. High Jump 1. Jeff Kirk (Fairview); 2.

Long Jump 1. J. Adams (Glenn); 2. (Bent); 4. Mark Boge (Washington, three way tie tor fifth; Chipper Wood (Centennial); Chris Riddle (Oakdale); Terry Swanlund (Colene Hoose).

Height: 4 ft. 4 In. Baseball Throw-1. Chris Riddle (Oakdale); J. Robert Moews (Holy Trinity); 3.

Jeff Kirk (Fairview); 4. Dave Tick (Washington); 5. Chipper Wood (Centennial); 6. Mark Murray (Eugene Field). Distance: Not available.

440-Yd, Relay 1 Washington; 2. Colene Hoose; 3. (tie) Oakdale and Fairview; 5. Towanda; e. Trinity Lutheran.

Time: CLASS (I and Years Old) 50-Yd. Dash 1. Craig Rupo (Gridley); 7. Ted Roth (Grldlev); 3. (tie) Jim Irwin, Mike Ewen, Jav Hollander (all Colen Hoose); 6.

Kevin Bobtoit (Washington). Time: :04. 100-Yd. Dash 1. Dave Norrla (Towanda); 2 Rod Keller (Octavia); J.

Steve Fouts (Brlohem)i 4. Dave Blefeldt (Towanda); S. Dan Foster (Metcelf); i. Bob Shoemaker (Washington). Time: :13.a.

Long Jump 4- J. Adams (Glenn) 2. Scott (Hudson); 3. Ted Roth (Gridley); 4. P.

Hinsnew (Hudson); 5. B. Flnley (Washington); 4. B. Striven (Eugene Field).

Distance: 10 ft. In. High Jump 1. Mike Ewen (Colene Hoose); 2. Erlne Hohenstein (Trinity Lutheran); 3.

Grey Laescn (Trinity Lutheran); 4. Bob Shoemaker (Washing-ton); Mike Jenkins (Gridley); 6. Scott Umland (Grldlev). Height: 3 ft. In.

Baseball Throw 1. Don Anderson (Washington); 2. Tim Sutter (Holy Trinity); 3. Tim Sehultt (Fairview); 4. Paul lewpenll (Centennial); J.

Steve Foutes (Brloham); 4. Mark McNutt (Saybrook-Arrowsmlth) Distance: IS ft. 11 In. 200-Yd. Shuttle Gridley; 1 Towanda; 3.

Holy Trinity; 4. Colene Hoose; S. Metcalf; Eugene Field. Time: :31.i. OF ACTION! 78 ASPICT" th tirei i Chris Riddle of Oakdale warms up before his 6.4 second 50-yard dash victory.

Riddle also was the Class individual champion of the Junior Olympics. (Pantograph Photos) BLOOMLNGTON, Lnd. (AP)- Indiana's Hoosiers, scoring heavily in the sprints and weight events, captured their first Big Ten outdoor track and field title in 13 years Saturday. Two meet marks were shat tered in the 70th conference championships. The Hoosiers piled up 18 points each in no fewer than three of the 18 events on the two-day program to dethrone Wisconsin's Badgers.

Indiana scored a record 117 440 relav 1, Indiana (Mike Goodrich, Mike Miller, Ken Lundgren, Larry Highbauen), 40.6. 2, onio Mate Michigan State 41 1. 4, Michigan 41.4. Wisconsin 4i.i. 6, puraue 4i.y.

6601, Mark Wlnzenreid. Wisconsin, 1:16.9. 2, Norm Cornwell, Mlchlaan, 1:17.6. 3, Bob Mangro, Illinois, 1:17.6. 4, Earl Kent, Wisconsin, 1:18.3.

5, Doug Chokey, Indiana, 1:18.8 6, Bill Twoomey, Minnesota. 1:19.6. steeplechase 1, Steve Kelley, Indiana, 8:48.3 (betters meet record of 9:00.5 by Fred Lands, Wisconsin, 1969). Don Tlmm, Min nesota, 8:52.0. 3, ores DVKSira, Illinois, 17 7.

A. Jim Press. Indiana. 9:07.1. 5.

Paul Erler, Purdue, 9:12.1 Mark Larson, Wisconsin, 4401, Mark Kartman, Wisconsin, 47.3. Alwln Henderson. Michigan State, 47.5. 3, Ben Dozier, Illinois, 47.9. 4, Terry Musika, Indiana, 48.4.

5, Tom Young, Wisconsin, 48.4. 6, Karl Florence, Indiana, 48 5. 120 high hurdlfs 1, Dick Taylor, Northwestern, 14.0. 2, Godfrey Murray, Mirhioan. 14.1.

3. John Morrison, Michigan State, 142. 4, Gre Johnson, Wisconsin, 14.3. pmi nanus, minnesois, 14.3. 6, John Heinrlck, Ohio State, 14.7.

Ann 1. Jnhn Carries. Wisconsin, 1:507. Ron Phillips, Illinois, 1:51.8. 3, Rick Storrey, Micnigan, Jono mot, Michigan State, 1:52.2.

5, John Crlswell, Iowa. 1:52.1. i. Pul Armstrong, Michigan, 1 :52.S. 220-1, Mike Goodrich, Indiana, Jl.t Jim Harris, Ohio State, ilJ.

3, Larry Hlghbaugh, Indiana, 21.5. 4, Herb Washington, Michigan State, 21.9. 5, Ken Lunaoren, inaiana, it.r. uouw Butchee, Michigan State, 21.9. Pole vault 1, Joe Viktor, Wisconsin, u.j i.

Phil Wertman. Iowa. 15-0 (fewest misses). 3, Robert Karr, Michigan State, 15-0. 4.

John Tefer, Iowa, 15-0. 5, Lynn Overson, Iowa, 144 6. Jim Teler, Indiana, 14-6. inree-miie oarry oiorKiuno, rMnne-sota, 13:40.6. 2, Doug Scorrer, Ohio Stale, it Mil rrowae, iiiiiivis, i.wr.v.

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