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440 Relay Sets New Mark Blue Thinclads Crush Govs 6--SIDELINES. May 11, 1970 Barry McClure heights on the way to his conquering of Using the style made famous by 1968 6-2, which easily earned him the first place Olympic champion Dick Fosbury, freshman finish. Middle Tennessee went on the best Barry McClure leaps over one of the lower Austin Peay 113-26. Photo by Dash 'n Flash. 440 Relay Sets New Mark Blue Thinclads Crush Govs Charles Wilson, Lonnell Leer turned on the speed for a Poole, Dave Wyatt, and Er- By Gary Davenport 9:52.8 and a first in the three skine Smith put it all together mile. Saturday night before a sparse a busy night by taking the 100 Stan Sumrell threw the jave- Blue Raider crowd and got the in 10.0, the 220-yard dash in lin 169-10 for a win and also school record in the 440-yard 22.1, and the 120-high hurdles was second in the discus. relay as Middle Tennessee State with a 15.0. Others to place were Terry tuned up for the Ohio Valley Scott was another double win- Johnson second in the long jump Conference championships by ner with his 49.1 in the 440- and third in the triple jump, trouncing hapless Austin Peay yard dash, and his 23-4 1/2 Scott getting second in the tri- Terry Scott 113-26. leap in the broad jump, while ple jump, Charles Wilson run- All eyes are upon senior Terry Scott, competing in After winning the TI AC crown running the third leg along with ning a 49.2 quarter for second and beating arch-rival Tennes- teammates Ray McWhorter, and Danny Crews getting third, his last dual meet for the Blue Raiders, as he goes through see Tech within a four day Gil Schrarer placing second in the hop-step-and jump. Looking down the runway is Wyatt, and Homer Huffman for period, this meet resulted in the winning mile relay team. the intermediate hurdles, and freshman triple jumper Barry McClure, who went on a 'conditioner* for the running to win the event with a 49-2 jump. Scotty finished second Ken Riley took the shot-put Eugene Hollman getting third thinclads of coach Dean Hayes. with a 44-10 throw, and also in the three mile. in the competition, while Terry Johnson, shone at right But this coming week will be a leaning against the pole, took third. threw the discus 142-1 for the hard one for the unbeaten dual- five points there. Barry Mc- -- Photo by Dash and Flash meet competing Raiders, as Clure won the high jump with they prepare for a shot at the a 6-2 jump and also remained Coach Fuoss team crown in the OVC title unbeaten in OVC meets with a meet set this weekend in this 49.2 leap in the triple jump. city. Ray Rabbit McWhorter ran a Receives Honor The quarter relay squad has fine 1:58.0 in the half-mile win turned in 41.6's all year, but and was followed closely by Scholastic Coach Magazine has yet to get the coveted 41.5, Gary Robinson and Buster Dean, has honored Don Fuoss, head which would tie the mark set giving the Blue a 1-2-3 sweep. football coach at Middle Ten- last year. But getting thier Richard Russo led another nessee State University, by se- exchanges down proved the win- sweep in the mile with a fine lecting one of his articles to ning formula as the sprinters 4:24.1 clocking, with Homer be re-published in a compen- turned on the speed to easily Huffman and Myles Maillie ty- dium of the best articles ever take the win and the record ing the ribbon at the other end. to appear in the publication. with a 41.4 clocking. Wyatt remained unbeaten in Fuoss wrote the article in 1966 Lonnell Poole didn't stop with the 440-intermediate hurdles while on the Purdue staff. the record, however, as he had with a 57.1 time, and Bob Mc- Fuoss' article, on the "scis- sors play", was chosen to ap- pear in "The Best in Football *, along with articles by Alaba- ma's Bear Bryant, Hank Stram of the World Champion Kansas City Chiefs, Joe Paterno of Penn Slate, Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State and many others. Fuoss has also written three books, one of which,Champion- ship Football Drills, is the all- time best seller in the Coaches' Book Club. He also has had Doddy I Ivor Jot out lor overhaul9 over 75 magazine articles pub- And Monaco wot a bil tawdry lail taoion , University lished, along with film loops, COOL IT. Hovo o Univorlity Parks Summor. video tapes and brochures. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere around Parks the pool with your kind of pooplo ot o fraction of tho continontal cost. The Little Store Contact With The Big 6 weeks (1/2 semester) $70 Resident Manager Welcome 12 weeks (for only) $135 893-1500 19 SOUTH SIDE SQUARE Make your fall (-starvation now Mullins Jewelry GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ond,ov , $195.50 • Keepsake Diamonds 893-8403 .
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