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1952 NCAA MEN (Berkeley, California—Edwards Stadium; June 13 [Friday!]–14) Saturday Attendance 16,500; Hammer Held Week Earlier at Separate Site; Frosh Eligible

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1952 NCAA MEN (Berkeley, California—Edwards Stadium; June 13 [Friday!]–14) Saturday Attendance 16,500; Hammer Held Week Earlier at Separate Site; Frosh Eligible 1952 NCAA MEN (Berkeley, California—Edwards Stadium; June 13 [Friday!]–14) Saturday attendance 16,500; hammer held week earlier at separate site; frosh eligible. TEAM SCORES 7/ 1. USC ......................................................................................66 12 2. San José State......................................................................24⅓ 3. UCLA ....................................................................................24¼ =4. Occidental ..........................................................................24 =4. Stanford ..............................................................................24 6. tie, Illinois & Morgan State 22; 8. Michigan 21⅓; 9. tie, Kansas & Oregon 20; 11. Cal 17¼; 12. Texas A&M 17; 13. Georgetown 16; 14. tie, Brown & Drake 12; 16. Oklahoma 11; 17. tie, Columbia, Northwestern & Wisconsin 10; 20. tie, Arkansas, Loyola/ Chicago, Navy, NYU, Princeton, USF & Washington State 8; 27. Yale 7; 28. tie, Colorado State (Colorado A&M), Cornell, Idaho, Kansas State, LSU, Oregon State, Penn, Pepperdine, San Diego State, SMU, Utah & Villanova 6; 40. tie, Army, Auburn, Boston U, Iowa, Ohio State, Texas & Wooster 4; 47. tie, Bradley, La Salle & Manhattan 2; 50. tie, Arizona State, Harvard, Michigan State & St. John’s 1; 54. Fresno State ¼. 100 METERS 1. Jim Golliday (Northwestern) .............................. So ..............10.4 2. Art Bragg (Morgan State) .................................. Jr ................10.6 3. Willie Williams (Illinois) ...................................... So ..............10.6 4. Dean Smith (Texas) ........................................... So ..............10.6 5. Lindy Remigino (Manhattan) ............................. Jr ................10.8 6. John George (Cal) ............................................. Sr ...............10.8 7. Alex Burl (Colorado State)................................. So ..............10.8 8. Thane Baker (Kansas State) .............................. Jr ................10.8 © Track & Field News - 1 - 200 METERS 1. Jim Ford (Drake) ............................................... Jr ................21.0 (MR) 2. Jack Davis (USC) .............................................. Jr ................21.1 3. Thane Baker (Kansas State) .............................. Jr ................21.2 4. Art Bragg (Morgan State) .................................. Jr ................21.3 5. Rod Richard (UCLA) .......................................... Jr ................21.4 6. George Brown (UCLA)....................................... Sr ...............21.4 7. Charlie Thomas (Texas) ..................................... Jr ................21.5 …dnc— George Rhoden (Morgan State) ......................... Sr 400 METERS 1. George Rhoden' (Morgan State) ....................... Sr ...............46.3 (low‑altitude MR) 2. Ollie Matson (USF) ............................................ Sr ...............46.6 3. Jim Lea (USC) ................................................... So ..............47.3 4. Sherman Miller (Oxy) ......................................... Sr ...............47.7 5. Jim Lavery' (Drake) ........................................... Sr ...............47.7 6. J.W. Mashburn (Oklahoma State) ..................... Fr ................47.8 7. Jack Carroll' (Michigan) .................................... So ..............47.9 8. Vernon Dixon (Manhattan) ................................. So ..............48.0 800 METERS 1. John Barnes (Oxy) ............................................ Sr ...............1:49.6 (MR) 2. Henry Cryer (Illinois) .......................................... Jr ................1:50.1 =3. Jack Hutchins' (Oregon) ................................. Sr ...............1:50.6 =3. Lon Spurrier (Cal) ............................................ So ..............1:50.6 5. Ted Wheeler (Iowa) ............................................ So ..............1:51.6 6. Stacey Siders (Illinois) ....................................... Jr ................1:52.7 7. Carl Joyce (Georgetown) .................................. Sr ...............1:57.6 8. Ray Wheiler (Villanova) ...................................... So ..............2:06.2 © Track & Field News - 2 - 1500 METERS 1. Bob McMillen (Oxy) ........................................... Sr ...............3:50.7 (MR) 2. Joe LaPierre (Georgetown) ............................... Jr ................3:52.1 3. Fred Dwyer (Villanova) ...................................... Jr ................3:52.9 4. Len Truex (Ohio State) ...................................... Sr ...............3:53.3 5. John Ross' (Michigan) ...................................... So ..............3:55.4 6. Bob Simon (Stanford) ....................................... Jr ................3:56.6 7. Len Simpson (Cal) ............................................. So ..............3:57.4 8. Dick Towers (Kansas State) .............................. Sr ...............4:00.6 STEEPLE 1. Bob McMullen (San José State) ........................ Sr ...............9:31.2 2. Chuck Phillips (UCLA) ....................................... So‑Jr ..........9:33.8 3. Paul Jennings (San José State) ........................ Fr‑So‑Jr‑Sr . 9:44.5 4. Bill Hickman (Michigan) .................................... Sr ...............9:45.9 5. Walt Molineaux (Brown) .................................... Jr ................9:45.9 6. Bob Broughton (Arizona State) ......................... Jr ................10:00.9 7. Bob Fries (Fresno State) ................................... Sr ...............10:07.2 8. Bob Kelly (Loyola/Chicago) ............................... Jr ................10:11.4 5000 METERS 1. Wes Santee (Kansas) ........................................ So ..............14:36.3 (MR) 2. Charley Capozzoli (Georgetown) ....................... Jr ................14:45.6 (also under old MR) 3. Warren Rouse (Oklahoma) ................................ So ..............15:09.8 4. Al Fisher (Washington State) ............................. So ..............15:11.0 5. Bob Reed (Stanford) ......................................... So‑Jr ..........15:15.7 6. John Johnson (St. John’s) ................................. Jr ................15:17.8 7. Art Garcia (USC) ............................................... Jr ................15:20.7 8. Bob Fox (Missouri) ............................................ Sr ...............nt © Track & Field News - 3 - 10,000 METERS 1. Walt Deike (Wisconsin)...................................... Sr ...............32:25.1 2. Bob Kelly (Loyola/Chicago) ............................... Jr ................32:51.1 3. Don Wyman (San Diego State) .......................... Jr ................33:38.9 4. Dave Allison (Wooster) ...................................... Sr ...............33:38.9 5. Larry Carter (UCLA) .......................................... So ..............33:42.5 6. Bob Guise (Michigan) ........................................ So ..............35:11.9 …dnf— Herb Semper (Kansas) .......................................... Sr 110 HURDLES 1. Jack Davis (USC) .............................................. Jr ................14.0 (=MR) 2. Bob Mathias (Stanford) ..................................... Jr ................14.2 3. Val Joe Walker (SMU) ........................................ Sr ...............14.3 4. Van Bruner (Michigan) ....................................... Jr ................14.4 5. Willard Wright (USC) ......................................... So ..............14.4 6. Joel McNulty (Illinois) ........................................ Jr ................14.4 7. Pete McCreary (Dartmouth) .............................. Jr ................nt 8. Harvey Newquist (Notre Dame) ......................... So ..............nt (Heats: II‑1. Davis 14.1 =MR) 400 HURDLES 1. Bob DeVinney (Kansas) ..................................... Sr ...............51.7 (MR) 2. Lee Yoder (Arkansas) ........................................ So ..............52.2 3. Bill Johnson (Pepperdine) ................................. So ..............52.3 4. Ed White (Army) ................................................ Sr ...............53.6 5. Jim Philbee (Bradley) ........................................ Jr ................53.7 6. Jack Sage (UCLA) ............................................. Jr ................53.8 7. Joe Corley (Illinois) ............................................ So ..............53.8 …dq[lane]— [4] Albin Rauch (Princeton) ................................ Sr ...............[53.3] (Heats: II‑1. Rauch 52.4 =MR) © Track & Field News - 4 - HIGH JUMP =1. Emery Barnes (Oregon) ................................... So ..............6‑8 =1. Buddy Davis (Texas A&M) ............................... Sr ...............6‑8 3. Fred Pratley (Utah) ............................................ Sr ...............6‑7 =4. Milt Mead (Michigan) ...................................... So ..............6‑6 =4. Manuel Ronquillo (USC) .................................. Jr ................6‑6 =4. Herm Wyatt (San José State) .......................... Sr ...............6‑6 =7. Arnold Betton (Drake) ..................................... Jr ................6‑4 =7. Ralph Bonham (BYU) ...................................... Fr ................6‑4 =7. Elmo Branch (Mississippi State) ..................... Jr ................6‑4 =7. Barney Dyer (Utah) ......................................... Sr ...............6‑4 =7. Howard Ficke (Miami/Ohio) ............................ Jr‑Sr ...........6‑4 =7. J. Lewis Hall (Florida) ...................................... Jr
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