Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Left: Marty Johnson and Bill Brumshagen churn to the wire. Below left: Becky Stapp watches runners cross the tape during the mile run. Below: Mike Kruger added depth to the thin-clad distance corps. Bottom: Bill Porter, Greg Rump and Jerry Dickmeyer lead their Westmar opponents in the 60-yard high hurdles.

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Omaha junior Bill Brumshagen led the Midland track squad into the outdoor season this spring with a school record: 6.2 in the 60-yard dash. Brumshagen's mark came during the Concordia- Midland duel in Hopkins Arena. Sophomore Greg Rump jumped 22-8, also indoors, challenging his own school record distance of 22-8’ 2, set during the Nl AC meet at Dana. The Fremont native's conference jump broke the Nl AC long jump record but did not stand during competition as Hasting's Dave Fuller leaped 22-8% to claim the title. Rump also holds the Warrior triple jump record of 43-11. Pole vaulters Dennis Chinault and Mark Prauner share the new school standard of 14-0 set during the 1971 Midland Relays. John Gumb shattered the college's 38 year-old 100-yard dash record by one tenth of a second with a :09.8 clocking during a home duel meet with Dana. Conference meet strength is expected to come from sprinter Bill Pori r and distance men Ron Hankel, Dave Olsen and Joe Onstott. Porter sparked the Warrior indoor season with wins in the 440-yard dash, the 60-yard intermediate hurdles and the 60-yard high hurdles. Above: Marty Johnson nips teammate Spencer Gilbert at the tape in the 300-yard dash. Right: Mark Prauner clears the bar with ease. Far Right: Ron Hankel proved to be a top Warrior middle- distance man. 146

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MEN AND WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS 148