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1972 Statistics
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Qf_Q.. 9th Mike Iteath uoo lt!sO lst Rand\v' Kessler CGC $lo4 2nd Er:le Olson ucc 53 .. 1 .3rd Louie Pi tu OJ: I S3o3 !riih Ja7 Hil~ F~C $3o7 Sth Dennis Pat.'tee OTI S!! ol 6th Willa~d Fox OJC ss.o St.sve Ncbla uec S$.,0 7th RonDBrnutze~ arx 59,0 LG 100 Chr-is K1w.dson LO l0o2 i4£.X'k Ha~ _cm:o. lOeS. rw-.an Eves P'i'C lOQ5 JilE Gilbert Pre lOo6 Keit..h !iongsl:le PTC :'J.Oo O Don Di.'VGZ' OT:t "',Oo6 LaTry Bishop lOct Jer:ry Bwemmyer CCC !Oo7 CZ"dZ FTC ~0.,9 Charles James CCC :u\)o B!'ad. lfui':)ey GCO u~o !1"-m... t.y Ia\colucci CCC 11o2 Geo~~g.a Hagman OTI 1lu2 Ed Harris OTI 1,;:;lo6 Lance FO"JJ"'ell I1C :Uo8 .I-7~t ·c. Coleman LC ::!2o0 r'.ci.ke !~elson UC.'C l2o6 880 Bill Ha'Dlin LO 1:59'13 2nd Don Me riUan FTC 2:::02o!~. .3Z'd Vince Obersinner CCC 2!C6olt Mm !•!ike Sabin PTC 2 : 07~.0 $·~h Jri Bu~k_ GFC _2:0?o8 . 6th F~an..lt Fraucis FTC 2:08ol 7th Doug t'll'a'tson CCC 2:09o2 Is·(; Tim Ar·thur LC 2J.Dllt1 2nd Jerry Brotm LC 200~.~ _Ra~ Wi.n.c;to:n ~ _20° :i 3/h" 'il'd!.t:.i1 Charil es Ja.raes ceo ~ O u]_ll Stn Di:d~ DeG:i."oGt or I 19 9::13: '3/ll"' 6~h Alex Sanchez OTI 19°8 3/1~11 7th Jen:y B:rerm:eyer CCC l8G? 'jj,fk.u 8th Tim Kana UGC 1806 1/!tl! 9th Dean !<1a·tson GFC 18°3 l/2n 10th Dave Houde ucc 180 3 1/41) Intermediate Hurd1~s :ts·t Da·u-e Ga:r·tel1 LC 2nd Dw.re B!'olfm LC 3Z'd Ch?J.s Knudson. LC .JJ:th_ Tom B~i'op..leeHe .{h~ $:l:.h- ~~;,re Gn:l] ey ~ 6·th S'Geve ltoQney I.C 7th ~-Jendal.l Jackson CCC 8th B.ick Hanson CCC 3 ShcrG Is$ Ken Cuteher Unattached 2rr.d LeoZ~..a:rd Qs·lir.om ucc )I'd .it~--~?a Pi~km:"'ing kth Ri~h Stoner CCC 5th George Slay OTI b,\-, ~-, ~"'- e.o...So.l 6 F-L )'" ~\ \)i\Tik.S t;"fe_ Javelin ...1s:iL _Mick Di lli oia- _a.m. 1711 Q]'ij ] /211 2nd Doug Watson CCC -l7l.,.U].Q" . Jr·d George Slay OTI 169° 3" 4th ...~ Rlmk .•GE.CL _lQ3G],1 U21!, 5th ~Dal p.; ttus -G~c... l 6207tt 6th Lynn Meyers ucc . l $!tC9t1 220 lst Randy Kes sler CCC 23 o6 Jay Hill nc 24 o2 ;.:-ru ~I'dnd Jim 1-feA'&~· : PrC 24.)2 .th Greg Fledderman LC 24o4 S·lih George Degman o-rr 24t>7 0 Mike Nelson ucc 2$o0 , _~ thtb DS!a:a Mll!St.fi2on ~C- 2!i"O {- th .Mick ~i JliQia.. GFC _ 2 S~ a 9th Demis Pattee OTI 25'o3 lOth Jerry Bremmeyer ucc 26p2 llth Matt Coleman· .w 26o8 DiS~i;UF.l ls·i; Bakkensen P'IC 170° 5 3/b}' 2nd Leonard Os tl'Om tree 1J.6n S 1/2u 3rol Tom Pl'igmore LC 126il l l/211 4th Lan-y Burns PTe 12.$~ 1 11 $th Joe Simpson LC 124fi hn 6th Craig Phelps coo usa 5 1/2n 7th - ~Jim fhmasanil GFQ. ru.a t 2" 8th George Sl~ on. l07U u ~/21t 9th Russ Sutton Ol.ti 1070 ].I! lOth ~like Doherty CCC 93 ° 1" llth Dick Burns P'!C 9].a l2'1Jh Rich S-toner CCC 79 ° 2" .3 Mile lst tJcxrm Oyler FTC Jt4::J6 o9 _2nd. yurt. Ankem': mm ..J.Ug!&ia$ - ~~ ..3N.. _Ken Be'ilJ... .Gi:C.. 1~:06 ;.1 2 htb Er.i.. c Le-;-ds FTC 15::54a7 )th Bob Dralte r...c 16doS 6·cn W:i.lJ at'd Fox CCC l6:18oO 7•£ih loonard Gross uac ~·~~ tCLQ ~~ Lin.f'ie 1d A 2url. Qrao:rgp Fov _ fl'd Linfj_eld B 1tt.h Cl~kamas GoL'!l'illll'd ty $th Oregon Tech Herman Brari!e Pro .,.M~Ha1'la7.\ci JlK. .RandyJli.ns:ton__ ...GlW_. John Bal"tlErtit w Jim Willia.r.ls ucc Alex Sanchez OTI Pole Vault Ric Taylor Dan Coleman .. Q§:lue .~ar~J} Geo:f'ge Han•is TRACK MEE'I' SHOT J l '=!9 Greg V ' oHm~n ~ C!atsop, DeU Dith1s ·~ GFC~ Todd Lucich~ Ctackamas ,. F LONG JUl'J.fP J Kevin Cooley ~ Chemeketa$ John Aiken ·~ C!ai:sop, JE:b Sue~ "" G F:Co Scott Vasley ~· Chemeketa, J~rry BremmeyGr ... Clia~kamas? Mike Smith ·~ Chemeke~ a . Charlie James = CiacB:amasp · Randy VJ!nsh:m = GFC? t1/iark HaHand = G FC .. .iQi10/i.,.,.""'<::nV.R.S t 11.... ·ur;r.r~. ~:_..!: F·-· E ~ Gary Blackmar ~· unattached, J!m Toe~ C!atsopp Eb Buck '"' G.FC. F~· Rlf !l .Rick Harder ... CP.act~amas, .Rcl.n~1y lilmstol'! = G:Y::'C~ Brian Keiling "'' Ctac~aa o F"~ m, !.mark BaUand ~ GFC:.J S. Ch!'istia~sen = Bhxe Mt. POLE VAULT F· = · ~ John Aiken.,.. C_atsop, Gary Blackmar ~ lmattachea9 Don O'Neil~- GFC. JF~·[ip Dave Pearce~ GFC ~ Dan Coleman= Clack::;,v.nas? Scott Vas!ey = Ch~meketa. JAVELIN / Pete ~.D.ey ~· Cia~sop, Rocl HarnHton = Cb.emeketa, B:rad!ey = Ciatsop, John LLlard o Chemeketap Gary Blackn?.ar ~~ im21itachedfi Jim Ph~asa.nt ·~ GFCo Leo Otis .... Blue Mto11 Dat! GormaR! ~ '·Blwa Mt. ? DeU Dittus ,-. G FC. . Eb BV!ctr. · ~ · GFC~ Doug Watson= Clackamas~ - :. Mick DiGioia= GFC. lDliSCUS Gz-eg VoUman ·~ · CAatsop9 Dell Dith~3.,. GFC ~ .Rich Ston~r = C!ack~..maB . Rick. .Mde:rson "" C~ataop9 Todd Luctcll! = Clacl~amas, Larry Lewis ~ Chemeket a, Dan Co!em21.n ·=- Ciack~..mas p Jim Pheasm1t ·~ GFC9 Ellis n.~rae~ ··· Blue l\J1t. ~ Cli"aig Phelps .,., Clactmm.as~ THlPLE JUW.fD / Kevin Cootey..., Che:m.e )(et~ Scott Vasley ~· Chemelteta~ Torn Bron!(Clewe ~ GFC 9 Randy Winston~ GFC~ A Mark EaUaud = GFC. 440 RELAY MiLE 1, Latr]:y Moluf = GFC = 9 29 Joe lilloo!fe ·~ Chemcsketa9 39 Vince Obe1~shlD. ~lr Clacka.mas9 b\nkeny ~ 49 Curt G rep 51) John ZerlwH~ = C!atsop9 6, K~n EeU = G FC 9 '1 9 ·~ Eka11.em ., Cbemeketao · H~!p 3, Ken Green ·~ C~atsop? 4j Tom Bronieewe = GFC9 59 Kev!n. Cooley · ~ Chemeketa~ 6~ So Christiansen ''"' B!alG Mto 7 H~I~ 3$Dau~ P~arce = GFC~ 49 Robe1 t Howell = CAack2..mas 9 59 JFs"ed Christensen= Cll.atsop, 6, Gary Biackmar = unattachedo B ~ I, 2~ Wo Raw= Blh.~e Mt. 9 39 Mick Dfi.G P.oia = GFC 9 49 Randy Kess!e? ~ C!ackamas9 5 9 Roo Ham.Uton = Chemeketa. H=H 9 29 Jay Neison = Chemeket~ 39 WnUard Fox ~ C!ackamasy 49 D. Gm:man "' ~h;.e M:t. ~ 59 ·wayne Humpert = C!aekamas. 100 lH"-· ! 9 2~ Don. Fretilr!ckson <=> Chemekata, 39 Tom Op!tz ~" Chemeketa, 49 Bo Porter ~ .Slt~e Mt, 9 5, R. Speaxs ~ Blille Mto 9 6~ ll(i[a:rlt Hallancl ~., G FC 9 7 ~ ChaJr Ue James ~ CRackamaso Fi ~" H~ 29 Roo HamHton =· Chemeketa~ 3~ Bract Ricky ~ C!ackrunas9 4:, Jiim Toe~ Ciatsop,. 59 Je-;:ry ··J3:remmeyeE ~ Ctackamae~ 09 Ma..t.1:y !aco!ucci = Cla~kamasv 7 ~ Gax·y Blaebiaa!!' = VID.attachedo 880 X, Joe Moox>e · ~ Chemteketa? 2, 1\./lark Jolm.son = C!atsop9 3~ Vince Obe1"simaa:r ~ C Kackam.as~ 49 Densay Conan.i w• GFC9 5, Jay NeisoD. = Chemeket&9 Gp E"o Bu(;k ""' GFC~ 7v Do~~g ~VatsoFA ·· C!ackam:as9 8, Steve Robinson = C!ackam.as~> 9~ K~n BeU ., GFCo INTE3MEDIATE HURDLES 2~ Tom. Bronie~Ne ~ GFCll 39 Sam Jones ~ B!u® :Wit.~ 4p Steve GuUe:v "" GFC9 59 Steve Ch..'l'ist!ansen ~ .B!t1e lVft. p 6$1 Dave Pearce r~ GlFC. 220 H·~i9 2~ Byton Po:;:te:r ,~ Blue Mtop 39 Randy Kess er = Clackamas9 49 Ray Spear s ~· B!ue Mto9 5p 1\-~rty Kacolucci · ~ C!&ckamas ~ 69 Winston Raw o B!ue .>fit. H"" 0: 9 2,Don }"'red.:rickson ~· Chemeketap 311 .B:rad Jaiek:y- = C!a~kamas ~ 49 MaTk HaHand = G FCP 59 To:m Opitz = Chemeketa, 69 Rod Hamilton ""' Chemekreta~ 2 MILE 1~ La.Ery Mo!uf = G !i'C' 9 29 Dan stanhope <~ Blue .. lito 9 39 Ken. Be! = GFCy 4~ 'VIHHa:rd Fox ~ Clackamas~ 5.9 CU!!1 Ankeny = GFCP 69 Denny Coraant. - GrL 3, Clackamasv (Qu.::J..ify si2~ :r;:om each Heat to th.:;~ 2!inaJ.s) REAT 1 d"tJMBEil OONl"E'l' ITO R 7Wr!COL ----.... ------· ··--- 1 1 407 Joe Skaj a ( Cj;oo) St. Joh~. 1 s (HN) 43 Randy Gosne.),.:t (9:tt;; .o) "l"?Z:: t. ( ....i 1 Ylei:nian ;·."ion.eo (qt tS,O) 356 Ch'C'is I!ow:mm (9f:J6. '( Pittsburg St. (KS) 5 ::11.3 Patdck Ri.nt'( 1: /61 D) 1 322 Larry Sv.vit.~ . ·~ .. .. 4.46 Hern:y t,.,h,) .Gtt':l:. ~~"' '' "='~.. _ (q": ;s-, o) •; -· l~ 3 1 ,:kn.J.;r ry~ {Cft¥0) ·~''"t:: l; ",;).') Luci<.m Rot"~ a (Cftto ,o) 139 R<:m Hadd.Rfc~~d (~: 1(7. 7) J"t:.. .c ... R.<:>n L.?.n.cast0l' (Cft (0 .6) 9t, Colin otrr.Lem CCt,'/3 .0) M}9 T'e;:r~.r Vale.~t:l.ne (q: i'(,-g HEAT 2 1 1 9/ Fz-ank Slemp (q, 11.'1) D~ll:..-1s B.apd.st (l'X} 2 158 D.::;nn:1.s Nee (9 ~ o a, o) Empo!':i.~ St. (KS) 3 263 Jir.u. Dr""·w-s . (0: '3S".o) Wisconf:i n-LaCrosse 4 .!}67 Ralph Fo!J~e (9:iCf. 0) '.i~aylo~· {IN) 5 506 .]ert.·-cy- H:tl1ez (9::2.Lj,(}) !tf::~eal-cs1:~r {iY!N) vr:t .... 1 2 1 8 Charl:t~ ~..: . ,;:-. i ~~ ('/•.]S.·• I a) Ad ems St4 (C.O) 2 253 Dale Doheah (q~~ . o) Ke~r:ney St. (lif.B) '1'l>Q l'icDmw.ld (JtJ.8.(l) 'H.e-nddz {AR) j ., ... ~~ Ron --- --·- 4 492 Tom Hale ( _;~~ ,. :.1) mlit'l:fol::"th (WA) J;L1d ... 1>-r ~i-J, 5 281 Fred l!aier(q.; ti, o) M::n:yrumm.t (KS) r:L•:J.3d;. 3 1 99 .Joe ~nl.1.tn( 9/0 c") Dallas Baptist 2 201 KeJ:\ Bell[ Cfo:jc) George Fox (OR) f/..2&.0. 3 193 f.J.vin Penka(9!oY) Fo:rt Hays St. (KS) 'i:J.lJ. '1_ . OREGON RELAYS MARCH 1 ~ J. 912 fv10NHOUTH~ ORE. U: 00 4- ~-1il e Re lay LP 1-0CE ; Ln 2-Lin; Ln 3- L&C; L. n nn~ lane st a.~ger 41( H:20 11 : 30 I ' · I r3 I 11 :50 Sprint M~dley"" Y..n 2- I.&C; Ln 3- i'lill; Ln 4-U of P; Ln S~GF (220,110~1 1 0,440) Ln 6- Lin ; Ln 7- Pac; I.n 8-0CE \v 'Z ' 'L- 'Ii1o tltlo ·t:u:.'n st.: agger 9 440 cut to pole. c...u-Jv~\ Ln 2-0CE; ion 3-PU; Ln 4~L&C ; Ln~ ; Ln 6-U of P One turn stagger (c ~l- to'& /..'. t1- q ·,o~ r'L~ Ln 2- Lin ; Ln 3~ l'li ll; Ln 4- Pac ; Ln 5-L&C ; L.n 6-0CE Ln i - U of P Lanes f ull dis tance 12:50 Mil~ Relay Ln 1- PAC; Ln 2-Lin ; Ln- 3 OCE ; Ln 4-PSU ; Ln 5-GF l . Ln 6- Will; Ln i~ U of P; Ln a~ L&C - \.. -~ . ) ' . d ' ) ' . !..:. Two turn stagger (1st run in l anes full distance] 1.9 ·• s·, '+ (o ,c s:~/) OREGON RELAYS hG!EtD EVENTS ORDER 1st~ PSU; 2 ~~ 3Yd-Wi11; 4th~L&C ; 5th=OCE; 6~h-U of P; 7th~Lin. 11°6- 12 1 0- 12°6- l3VO bt= ll.&C; l;td~\l.in; 3~ ; 4fch~OCE; S'Ch- WilL S 7 :t~ S t lO~· 6 1 0- 6 9 2~ 6V4- 6 1 6 ls~ 2g~d = W:LU!.; 3Td~OCE; 4i:h PSU ; 5th~ Lin; 6th~ P'AC~ 'fth-L&C 3 jump5i; Ji'S© fin:>~lt~ Shot lst-L&C; 2nd-OCE; 3:rd~PSU; 4th- PAC; 5th- Will 3 ymts {2 2nd l) @ Javelin ].st= G.E.; 2nd~ !L&C; ::S th:rows- ~2 iimdl Jl ] Xst~ FSU; 2~d~ Lin; 3rd= PAC$ 4~h=L~C; 5th~GP; 6th-OCE 3 thl'Oil'S (2 ~md 1} top six fol" fimlll 3 thTom; o WEST SIDE OF FIELD 440 Relay sta~t~finish ;-' ~ Sprint Medley- 220-110-110-440 {lst lap in lanes 9 2nd lap cut to poles} )(., . 7~~--r------, ------~l~\ 1st exchange 2nd eJ:it©ha.nge {AU e~ehange &"eas~bl ue} 31~de~tchange Iil ~ 880 Relay \\ -~, ~~~" "'l;.,,~------+~--v st~·t . ~ ~ /.------~ r---r---"'--"'-__,_, ____~ " use rel¥ ~ f~i~ \ (;,dexc hange ) \ ~ ~ ' ) 1 t,$rd ex. is 2nd exchange of 440 Relay) xst exchange l]_~C OLLEGI,!!!!_ TRJl GK_U~E~_!.9X 'VSo ~!!f~.=;il¥L.£~.!~.:;~~_].2_72~0:.(:!liS~~~ IC GF 9 0 14 0 l'IT LE===Bob ByeTlyfl LCt> bl9o~; Ken Be_l 0 GF 8 4~22o8; ·roby Daniels9 I.e, 4(33<>4 29 l.ONG u1IMP===Randy Fike~ LC£1 22=9; Steve O!:m 8 LC 0 21~~ Ron Gaithex"8 !Cfl 20=8 3/h 38 HIGH HURD LES = ~~..sr.dy Fike~' I.Cv l$o4s Tom BT"onlem-~J>.-GF 9 16o) 9 Bruce Keni1cr.1 y~ 1C.9 17 oO hu 6 LCD '"="" - JAVELIN===o:Gran Leal)/194o7; Hike Ganoe J£9 191<;>5; t~fic D1GioiaD GF». 183-=-0 !)2 7 4L!O=c=La:rr y Byerly8 W 0 52 o5; Dea~Ie.t s on.~~ G'ii' 8 52o8$ Hie DlGio~ 2 gF9 · 5hc: 7 ~ 11 ~ lit l OO==Floyd Grant9 I.C., lO.,J; Ed .Buck0 GF 0 llo3; D ~:::n 0°rlcdJ.9 GF 9 11"4 62 15 880==oPaul Helin» LCfi lr.$7 o6J Rich Ols on$ LC 9 1:59o0~ Denn.y Gornet.8 GF 9 2 ~~) 7 "3 . 70 16 LCB DISCUS==-·Al Hisa0 /l5J. 8t tarry Diller!.! W 0 J2.3o8 ; flex Rice £> l C0 122=1 79 16 I NTER!1EDIATES.;. .,c:Bruc~El Schlllinge I.C 0 $S o8; Tom .Bz'Onl.e~re!J GF l) 60 o )~ Stan Si.mmm~.u85 19 . C6ooh, · 220==-=Ranw Fi ka~ LC 9 22o8; Floyd Grant 11 LCs 24oO~ Ta.n Bauer>8 LCD 24o8 9~ 19 3 POLE VAUI,T==( t l~ ) F oycl GT{:U'I'\; B LC 8 and Don 0 ~Jei~ GF 8 llo6~ IJ.a!..e PGa.rce R GF .ll llu.Q 98 24 TRIPLE JUMP==Ron G;i t- he r~ JJJ 8 43=10h Randy ~ ·Jil¥..E!l 9 Gli' 8 42a.lO{-; Stan S:liTu'llons 9 tC.o 101~ 27 • t_:oQ84 TWO NILE""==dn Ken &?:lle.JZ:f'£1 9:)1o6; Cu::r'"?. Anken;z 9 GF& 9:38 o8; J·vhn Hitchal.9 ICB 9:52 9 7 105 3~ 110 35 FINAL SCORE : I.Gwis and CJ~~.:~k 1108 GeOZ"ge Fox .35 PLACES i F'il... st= = lC 16~ George F o:1 ~ ?. (lnclt'-:le9 J. t:i.e) Sa:c ond= ll! "i1 E> G !3o-A~ g e Fa::i: 8 Thh~ == = IJ::. 10 111 Geol."'ge li'ox 5 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE TRACK R~ Even·i.s . - ~0 He~;··-~~ .4 I?1Y( G't ... c"" •. v ;..;,._"' n~ ~·~··l"!- 6 w~~ w~~';, ~ 1-J-n.~ Lo.rN~ Mile r- ·!\.•, .. >?..)• \. :)'1- ,'V , '.J_..v. 'J t.{ ?~~ I 6913 £.\ ·. J c~"-fl-''·~ tt ( - \ High Hurdles ;;_\c~ · 6'1'1h'\ ~\..'..""'\?...- ..,. ,C\ !~lq,ts"'r· i\s .4- '9-tct-. ~\... lq p ( '·:. cb hhO - 100 " .?" \k\t\~ · 0 jC . 880 lt·'.) l . "' ~ - CI..M-t- 1, ~~- ...J...... -z,' . p1 ·b L'llt.. Hurdles ·~vuvJ.o..t. v-L . t oS G1 v A;.,'1 . i .t ~· (j) . 220 -+- -a \.0 MGt;k fr,{"'o- i'Vy 1) , (...;wt~ '}/ · ~ =----t- 1? Mile - ,-c; ~ . c)v\ 6'· Ob 'q ~ .\(../':..-.!\- "( IJ. ,\. I._,., 1 Mile R-e:lay ~ :?.> ~ ,1/ 1 lAS, M. u.;h .,~r- li --&~. {~. -~ -·'·-.:; I w .(.G4-- . c-n.~... t\s~")' v\(:,;, ~~' ss./ , ~ ~ ~'(V\1> r - 6 5 · <" 5 '-( · '5 Field EvQnts ~~~ \)Q,c,_.,r-CQ.. Pole Vault ]I' lJ II I 'I VJ - High rJU!Itp ~o__\\w-.~ lr1"o ~ v~~~ -1-n-..._, 5'~ ~ v--J If.,)· 1, ~ -z. r~~ \.to.. t \.w.-.~ y VJ : .... r.,-\-~ ,..., .'> ''.It t~.~ - ... '-'v"';·r-il13"1- I:. , ...... l ,.,· ..___::.... ~0 _jj_· 2..2- , f-. ! I I Triple Jump 1-i-t~... l \""""-~ i.\~ - \JJ ~\..~~-...... u.? ' l . \ .( ~ 4-<'J.... . &hot, 9\~ a..s~+ ·?'i . 'b • ,LL t>~ ' DiSC1.lS p ~ (L~OJ..·J- \\\ A~ i'> : -\ "-' _[ 11 r I I J)'G' I Ja:v-elin I :;'! I() l !.1. ,, J,\, 11 l V-<1.._ · l:i -n~J. I {-,-v_..£ p\ .' e b /'~ 7J. , 1 .~ .Q.S a.'" - I, ~ I I - I I I Aprll l, 1972 G~fZL il~ ~IJ. I CQt~r~ cl~<- ls~ I~nfield Coi~ege 2nd. Glackmnas \'..QW'iltm·i ty .A ~f~~!~k- ).,.._Z'd~ . ,__---::Qecgge F~Jl.Q.JlegL __ __ ~ PaA-TI~[U !rth 0!-a~os Tech ,Sth Po:r·tlaud T:." I-lile lst I~oz>Jn Oyla1• PrC 2:r.:d Ken. Bell Ol~"C 'm.m--·· nov.,. we:tL'Ilau .PTC JEd Vince Osers:L."V..le:r CCC s-~h .. Curt Ari!~'!JY GFG ~'"L - . «D_enny.JJo:uant. (iill'C 7-jjh · G:t"eg Jacobs U'~t'tached GFC tc O"JG UGG OFC OT:.t GFG uno Dave Garten LC 15 .. 6 2nd Jim 1.-icAbee FTC 15,,8 . ...k~.:..· --T=~it~~ GFQ 15.,9 htt St011e Rooney :W i6:2 __.$th Daau I-'1atson GFO l~oJL ----~- ,...... _ 6t.h T-lrl! Ka..;•e nee; l?oO 7-th Robert Hot·ral~ coo 17o2 8J:h Da:ve Pear€Je Gfi'O l2_<,?0 Y.!ilre Heath uoo l9o3 i.1.hO 1st Ra 1Cly Kessler CCC 51,,4 2nd Ez•ic Olson UGfJ ~3 .. 1 om·r 3m L.ouie F.:t-tu. ~- $3o.3 4-th Jay Hill F~C 53 o7 5th Denn:i.s P.:r0tee OTX $L!.o7 6·th t'lfillard Fo~ CCC s;:.o Stove 1\ioble uoc 5$ •.0. Ron Da!'m.rtze1" 0'!1: 59,0 2 l1 1th Steve Young ro 63ok lOO 1st Ch..'r'is Knu.dson LC 10o2 2Zld !'.ta:rk F..alland GFC 10o2_ V: . Jrd. Lynn Evs- fTC lOS th Jim Gilbert PrC 10o6 th Keith Kongslie P!'C lOo6 v\X""' th DG>n Diver OTI 10o6 7th Lax-ry Bishop ro lOo? \ ~ ·(.h Jerry Breliili\Ver CCC IOo7 9th Cruz P'tC :fu0o9 Charles James CCC lloO l Cl , .¥th Brad Hubey CCC D:oO irh12th ~~Y Iacolucci CCC llo2 \.1-r~ ~th George DegH'..an orr llo2 Jlhth Ed Harris OTI llo6 15th Lance Parsell LC :Uo8 16th Matt COle an LC 12o0 17th Mike F'sJ.son ucc l2o6 880 1st BU1 Hamlin LC J!.:$9.,3 2nd Don Mc:t-'lillan Pre 2:02o4 .3l'd Vince Obersinner CCC 2:o6o4 lr~ I~ke Sabin PTC 2:07~0 ~th Eb Buc!~ GFC 2:07o8 6th Frank Francis fore 2:·oa:1 7th Doug Watson CCC 2:09o2 Long Jump hrC. Tim Arthur LC 2l01lt1 2nd Jerry BrOtm LC 200!ttt .l~ Ra~ J:Jinston GFC 2oo 3 3L~ ]f.th Charles James CCC 2!00].1: 5t.h Di:;:-k DeGroot o-rr l90:L'it X/";q 6th 1\.lax Sanchez OTI :il.$1°8 3 4" 7th Jeny Bre!mi:Wer CCC 18 °1 1/h~ 8t.h Tim Kana ucc 18°6 :JL/4!! G ~ _.,Dean~~--· Matson ..-._.,..,_..,. GFC Jt8 3.JJ2!!_ ltY'h Dave Houde ucc 180 3 :JL/hH Int~rmediate Hurdles 1st Dave Garten LC $8oS 2nd Dave B!,Ob'11 LC 5'8o6 )rd Chris Knudson :tc 60o4 J.rth T@Iil Bronleevie OFC ~ .5th ;s-t eve · Guliey GFC 61o8 ·bh S-teve Rooney LC 6l~o8 7th Wenda11 Jackson CCC 71ol 8th Riel!: Hanson CCC 79o0 3 ls~{9 Ken Cuteher Un::crctached 2ri.d Leona:rd Ost:£'0."11 ucc ,3rd ;}t, ~we PitJ~ring .... tc,:; ~rth Rich St;one:;." CGC $th G~ot'ge Slay OTI _t·f>- -~~ _(~.£L-..,. .:iL- J) &t t> " k 1~ . ~~ Javelill 1st i~ck Di Gioia GFC 2nd Doug t·lc.;rlison CCC 3~d C~orge Slay OTI kbh Eb BueJk GFC "· ~.·~.._~· ··- ·---- ·tn De)l Di MillS GFC ·. th Lynii)IByez>s uco 220 1st Randy Kessle:l:' CWO 23o6 Jay Hill FTC 24o2 ~ Ji m ~rcA'f!i~·,:· nc 2ho2 f~4th G:ceg Fleda.erman I£ 24aJ.~ Sth Geox•ge Degman G'l'I 24o1 i !tike llolsoo U'GC 25o O _,t.J<..- Dean ~!a!tson ~ -~"0 -___ Jli.~k n.£_Clioi .£ !lE.C- 2>.0 9th Dezm:.i.s Pa-Gtee OTI g:;r loth Je'K-ry Bremmeyer rrcc 26p2 llth 1-fatt Goleman· w 26o8 Dis~us lst Bakkansen Pre 170a !? 3/hY· '2nd Leonard Os ·(.rom ucc :U:.$ 9 5 1/2"' .3:t:"d Tou1 Pl"igmo!'€ :w 126n 1 l/21t 4th La:tr.f Burns Pl'Ci l2Slil 1n 5th Joe Simpson LC 12l.~n !!~~ 6th O!'aig Phelps coo n8 9 :;· 1/2" 7th Ji..Tfl. Pheasant. GFC 11 r J /.2. ':.... 'Bt~se-si~~, 00:! ~ 07U ll ]721! 9th Russ Sutton tli!! J.Qf'U J!.n lOth .ti.ke Doher·izy- CCC 93° ltJ 11th D:tck Burns P'l'O 9:t.a l2'C.h Rich S ·ii~r ceo 19° 2U 3 Vri.le ...... ls'(, lJO!'Z!l o;y~ler Pre !4:36o9 2nd Cul't, Anlce!W GFO 1~ )l"d Ken :ee:p. ewe 1:$...:Q ~~ .2 .. ,,.. ~ ~ 1 . .. ' r~th E!ic Le!rl.s PTC - .,,;,~· 0 $-th Bob Drake L(; :'J.6 :1.0o$ 6i:l! 'Willard Fo=:t CCC 16:-18(10 j ":) 1'9 r) 7-lih Loo:o.axd Ur oss ucn . [ :: .:..:. ... ' ! Mile Relay ls:s J'..ii.nfie 1d A 2nd QS()f'gS r~1: ~dF. ~~=~~- n~field B tr6h Clackamas Commm'l:i:i:.y 5th Or~gon Teen T:riple Ju.1'1ip lst H~z:r11..an Brame PTC 2nd r4arl;: Uallcm.d GF'C 3rd Ra.Yldy ltJins·iion GFC .,...... ,...~ ...... _ .. _..., __ _ ,_ ..... ~..- -· .... --.,.-.,rt .trc:,ll John Bar·t_ett. LC Stll Jim l~Jilliams iJCC 6th Alex Sanchez OTI Pole Va?!lt lsj:; R:i.e Tay·lo.r PrC 2nd Dan Coleznan CCG $~ Dave Pearc¢ GFC i.i·fih ~e~z:r:ts OTI . : · '·. (o GEORGE FOX COLLEGE TRACK ~et~-~~~~----··-~------ Running Evan'ts --~~~ };J40 Rslay ~ "(-/-c-r / !C':.-->~ J ~ - ~ ~~ (~{Q cu. ('t cA (lUj Wl vts~--- ~ -- 'fl'tila Co 3 I· /~tv_h\.~ ~~- I r .,.__ g ~ - -9 digh Hurdles ~~~- 1---· i;l~.O ;- + ?) - 5 - b ;G col t<- - i - &, 100 s t+u {( (YV'- J . . tl ' r J 880 Lf - ~ --- ::> ... 13 u..J~ ~(1.04- ~ 5 :Cnt. Hurclles 3- 0 B ~~w~ G L(.t l(l..\..1 . ) - ~ 220 l ~ w~, \ ~h I 2 Mile _ ~> . 8 _ /~wk.·vt \1 l'vfo h\ + Rc..;l \ ~ _ 5' Mile Rela:y ·· f3;_,__jc_ 1]) 1 ' G'to t'c, I -l 0 ("-T v.- ( tu., I UJ l~~d-a-·.- y - c; Pole Vaul.. ii s - tJ. o'IJ~l ~J,v I I 1 I ! \ll \ ,)c ~ ·-, I High JUJni'> 6 - 3 ldo..l (a.. ~ \ J.. uJ -1-Q--r.. B ' c " ~LCk. IJ ~~ I.A. Bu_J(_ q- 0 Long J\rri!.p ·...:. b UJ ' ~ -;--c-r- . I l-k J.Jl Cv\A J. Wt\A ~ - b Discus 1 . B -P l-ta <; /<=> 2 c Bell~ .Ken . 2 ~, .,· v I 3 .t.f ).~ Bronleewe~ Tom I+ (.-\ T 1-l - , j ~- I pv L- J ( ~ ' J \ r"; , \r ~~j c, -· } e 4 o Buck , Eb do---' 8 )/ <..1 '<;-!:\ ....., I 6 o ~ l b 1 .. , L( l( 0 S o D ttMs, De.l ft T I' ' ,..,../ 9o G"...·•·l.l'"'Y ... ~ ..,~;te" ...~ ...... '-1 '-f <) ...... {, - · 'j • - -r - '-.A \ ~ y . • ·-~. c~ . ··:s .-10 ,, Bft.ri·:la !' Riel~ ~ 3 I J L) 11 J.lc Holland, Nark l.2 ., Ma-tsmt?;=lle&S. ~ ;!3 ,, ~~J~~~ t ; L;.;;. th 2- """""'-\..\~ 3 3 l 4 .. 0 °NG.t l~ Don p v "' •§ ~ > n~ ~ ~O'a:ve_ I J .... f ,..6 () 5 tv.. +- d I ~ C.-c <.! 3 5' 3-- 'fi/J r< fc~'/ I '17 t-1 j LJ 7 J I - 0 ... -. '!'RACK MEET April 8 9 1972 G~orgreFox College 5th ''{_ Blo -E:il:.e,uts-~~ l!u.o ·-rBi~:~~~;r ...R~1w:...~-----r.-· Rc Stoner LoLew~ .._ §h.Q.:L_.I Clackam~tsChemaketa --Mil&_.~ Triple ,)u~ GEORGE FOX COLI..EOO '!'RACK - 440 Relay ])' c;:o tC... l}j c'-'-\ j...~ 1 hv,... U.u ..\ 14-.... Llu..--"-J. I ~ A-~- Mo ~:;\~ High Hurdles - ~'~ \.u_ c.v-L- I{l t""" ...- (..'--' I L10 n·, c.,;e (a_ 100 l~-ct llevv..J 880 - ~\J--j~ Ce-¥'-WV\ ~- ~ ~~~ G--el~ v~C<- if Pole Vaulo ~Q.a, I('~ 0 ·~~\;) 1.-- " '?,", )- High Jump ~~llo.N, J_ UJ.:~~~ s~-, - c\ ,~~ j) J I v./)1\ ·' f-Lo l ( d \Jj Dunhra.y Park~ . Apro 22iJ 191'29 1 j_:"111 Repr.as®ntativs Timea/ Diste.n~s 1~00 High Jmnp - GF - Mark Hal..la~, Randy \-Tins-'G011 Halland. «~o )PWinston (~ PSU ~ Randy \tloodf:leld Woodfield (6.-~) 6 Pole · Vault GF "" 0 NeiL., (Don) 9 Eb Buck o·fr Naii {U-6) PSU = Brarl Moore Moore (U,..6) Long Jump • GF .,.., Randy HinS"6onj') 111arlc Ha.lland t.Jinston {20...4t ~ PSU ..... Randy Woodfield s ~.i~ Bo MooN} Woodfield (21=6t) Shoi~t GF ~ Ph®asant {Jim) 9 Del Dittus Pheasant (38-:3) PSU = A1 Tuttle~ Don Hall9 G®o1>ge Ohler Tu~Gtis V~S=St) Javeiin GF = Mike DiGioia!' Del ~itt.usg Eb Bu~k DiGioia (188=7) PSU = Obie Wilbur9 Don Ha.llv Bi''ad l-!oor~ I Diseua GF = Pheas~t (J~)e Del Dittus Pheasant (11S...3f) PS U ... Al Tut·tle ~ Don Ha~ Geo.o Ohler Tuttla {~llt) lgj() MfJ Relay GF = ~.hol PSU ., Kaufi"rdailt:~ Hall 11 vioodfii31dg> N@uburge:!? 4'£o!J:) b~5 1-tlle GF cu Ken Bell9 K.u.n Ank6,~ . ·Bell (4g22) Ar~~ {4~30) l:>STJ - Jim Russ®ll~ Broad Piv.ksta.ff Russ~ll t~. ~ ;Jl) · 1:~ 120 HH GF ·.,., Tom Bronl®®~;!'® Ma.rk Halla~ Bronle~ ~ ~ 16) 'l 9 PSU = steve Wi1son 9 B~ad MooT.@9 Go Oh1®r Wil;jon ( :19a5} 1~:,55) MD GF - 'Mik0 D>i.Gioia 9 Steve Gu:ll~;y DiGioia (5,3.;2) PSU ~ Don · Ifa:uff'maiil ~ Tony Pre;ter&on E'anffma?A (52o9} 2:05 100 GF' = Mark Ha:tl.a'lld ~ Eb Eu~k . Halland bOo5) P$U = ~iWttlcr~t~'!itl~ Hall9 vlooc'H''ield 9 ~Jilaon Papp (10o9Y 2:15 goo GF = Eb Ba~k l} DeiE~y Cone.lilf& Bu©k ~2 ~02o ~) PSU ""Rick J'..:a. ng~on g. Jaek 'li.r1.ght 1-an~on (2~00 o l:.) 2~2~ I n~9 Hur~. o GF = Tom Bt>oni~'{~® 9 Stev0 t'ull ~y Br6nle9 (59 o ~) IBU - Carl N~b'tn''g®l';> ~ Laooauer NeJ~~JlbUrgEllr' ~~ o ~J 2:35) 220 . ~F = J.1ark_ Ha.llautl 9 1 ~~ &.11and tr.~ o '7) PSU = Dvn K8:uff'maFil 0 B1"ia111 Ba1l.WlB.mi Kaui"fmau (23aS) 2;4~ 2~!-fil~ ~·F = l{e1-a 13911~ · rrol"t .aw:e.~w ~ B-all (9~19) ~Auk~ {9:32) PSU ~ ~~'t~'l.D Bred Pin1..: staf':f9fr COOling Meeteo o • ~~!,j Sa.tu!'day9 PSU !P:(; Stlutbem Oregon ~CJ~S~ Sa"'c.o · ~ May 6 C~JJtl"al ~'las'hington i) he:J:"@ ffii] (0=3) Sat'< t~ !.Jay U PSU at Ii!~t Sou~ GF (1::,.1) GF ~ol"es = :35 L®wis & Clark llO; . ?JG Pa~ific ~ PSU: ~7 EOC 88; ~3 Seattle Fa~ifi~ 105; ~2 L®Yis & Clar~ 103 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE ·rruWK l ) ·- '=- 220 0 >- .. • ·.L;-, .,....-.,- r" ,l.J .!" · ~ 8 Discus i 1)1 ot. '.v -149-f I ~ ,__\..vA l ...... _ · I j_ Fc:"J ndv.67-j f ;.~ , ~ ~~\...{(_ I(( ri D ~ t-f.L\ f-21 eb- ·' l . l II 1;:. -~ PORTLAND STATE MEET 4-22-72 440 relay Mic 11.5 Steve 13 .. 5 R Eb Denny 59 61 63 68.8 2:02 2:09.8 -Mile Ken Curt 63 65 67 68 64.5 69 64.5 63 4:19 r;:g 2-Mile Ken Curt Denny 69 69 69 71 71 73 70 71 83 72 73.5 81 4:42 4:43.5 5:06 73 72.5 85 74 73 82 72 72 64.5 63 4:43.5 4:L~o.5 9:25.5 9:26 10:29 W.x\-JELL FIEID= LINFIELD COJ..LEGE = MGMUINviLJ.E 9 Ofl.EGCl1 Wl'JiTHER COODlTIOl\Jf- .; SUN1JI 9 COOL (h:.t~ ~ilJ c s) .Bre:eZ\e trom Southw st U3o 6 Linfiel d Li n.f'iel d ( Bish op~ Knd.d s on.~~ Jepson, lJibson) 5/5 0/0 Ge---,.orge Fo,.,..,0 46"6 Shot Put 9/ 14 0/0 Mile Run 1/15 8/ 8 120 H.. Ho Brawn(L)15o5 1 Bronl~ewe (GF )l5 o 6 Geist(L)15.. 7 6/ 21 3/11 440 H!>nlon (L) 51o5 iDe \T ore (1) 51 ,,9 1 G~.,.tcm( L ) 52 ,,5 9/ 30 0 . Jnv~ l .:_t 1 liJlO yd, d~sh 0I .3 · r1g ~ ,.1 Ba;lJ 1. -.,1 . ~ 1 -.... .,J 0 )i) Jfi 11 :l,.u, c - '· '2 :07 .. 7 Er·orm ( .. )~·8"2!lBr-on l~e-wc(r.W, S8. , 8~G(!::.st (L) 59"1 . (jl61 3 t': ·I.•. ' ~ 1 11 D:.scus Simp soi1 L)l32~ 8 •• Pr.izmore(!.)126 <9" Di t t us(G·.> )ll3 v 0 1' 8/ 69 JJ,r;-.. Gi)s on {L> 2.3 o0.:., H.s~ land( GF) 2? o5 ~ Flecl.dermsn ( 1)24" '! ..I-,;·e . J I <:) 5/' .! r ., :· .; n .i. ~ld .UeV I)!'-!, G r· . . ",F') ::J•:?cicrrt.''n. Gi.1 ~s ·m ) 0 I JdS :6 . ;~ / "< ;..,, •' · ·, ~r:dp ' e Jump c : -., [t "'-f.-f.k ~ BRUIN TRACK 1972 1.- I ~ B J..o .A.'nkecy, Curt ~ 1 I '2.. ~ )~ 8 2 o De.:; .11~ .,. Ken -1.- 2- 3o Bronleew®& Tom 1-+ l-f-- )_, t1 ~ > 'I- -' '3 ) " II ' c'= .1 ":. _n, J L..J Pv ooo I 4 .. Buck, Eb J()JJ ' DiG:toia, I~i::i.ck. t.f<( O 8 Dittus~ Del 9 ~ Gulley, t.:> ·teve ·•n ~ - ~ ..,..,.....:upn'l"~C~ 3 tl lJ /cJ") 1 1 " Hn1J.. 2I!d ~ £-'lark -i-.a · ~Bean ~-!{~ 3 ) Z- L,..j 17 .. Wins ...~on, H.~dy H J S1 .... ------····-. ....- .. .._.. , .. .. SIX HIJ.rE g J.r.o;t= Cm•t; .4 .nk~n.;y r: G:F \) _;;o ~ :58 <> 8 (DISTRICT UECORD) ( STADTtli~ RECORD ) 2nd""' I DISCUS :; lt~t; =· :Doyle l{ er.~ad~,r ·J OCt~'"' 166 ~ {) 21:.(1= GZ"eg AtterbuJ~ r EiOC ~ l62v9 .3 rd= Ncudc Smith 11 ~ill -,; 16ovo .ttth= John Lahley ,, OCE 11 l~-9 q 0 5th= Al \·Ji.se" L&Gil 1J~o8 '1 6 9 L.ONG JUl-1£1 ls"t= Hand.y F.: ke ~, J..&C P 23 2" . T' . =hh '! 'L'""'I'J ~l':r)G~ J• /~" 2nd= . ~m Ao~~ ~ ur11 .u. .. 1hll " ..._ ... .L , c.. 3J"('l= Dennis Hm!t'l £'(JC, 22° 8 Wr 4·th·= fl.:a-:ry E.lli'bee 11 \t1ILJ.. 0 22;; 6%" 11 51;h "' ~rohlll ff.a 1st"' Rick Fo:r'<"lne;y',; CX'E u 9 ~ 3'7 o 0 2nd-=- J ohn Bar.t>y 9 i30C 9 9~43a6 3rd.c' I.a.ny HilleA",,1 SOC p 9: 45o8 ~·t;h= Ken. \·Jooda:rd \l L&C \) 9: 51 5th= H5~a Ha5l•;md. OCE ., 9:56,,l: !> 1i:lt= ~~le Xenaey0 CCE 11 l)9°5tJ 1 ~~d= 1ynr~ natea 0 OC~o 153 0 3x>d= Jolm l!.nO.erson0 \{1110 150' ;n 0 4t..il= Jim St-x-inz 0 SOC 0 134. 9'' 5th=John Lahley f) ocr&o 134 °5" g ~at= Steve TyJ1&! ' 0 XE0 ~ 4=~~o7 2nd= Rob Frmlk0 OCE 0 16: 'ii 5o0 ~"' T.er::cy- Rob·i•:?.son0 OCE 0 16gi 7o9 4th= Bob Koxn~ EOC 0 16:25o7 5 ~;1:1= :Ben Sies0 1&C 0 ~7:39 () 6 440 RELAY g .lls'G= :N 01'fu0 X:hii'~r 0 Gm"-fe:oo Woods o O~:lli 9 42 o1' :2nd"" .!:d.:lhop.0 1\xu£.ist;~ 0 Jepso:a. 0. Gibe.o.n. 0 LIN0 43o4 3rd= Fi.ka0 Ganu0 Byorly0 {b.arnt0 1&0 0 4 ~ o6 4t..h= Kre.u.t~v ~(J~m 0 Scht-i&.b- 0 Mer-ryn'..an 0 vtiLL !J 43o 7 5th.= l•.i eCl~ · o ])i&ehc;fl 0 Rau.aehez> 0 Huni. 1J ~OC 0 43 o ~ ~ 1st= :Eob .Bya::t'lyo L!'W o 4:17 ol 2nd= Gordon Garlock 0 OOE0 4g17o6 3rd= Ken Wood.ard 0 L&C 0 4:20o0 4th= Ls.:!;ey Thomaa 0 S00 0 4:20o 7 5th= Rich Olson0 L&C 0 4; 23o5 HIGH HURDLES 2ls~= John lloyd9 PU 9 14o8 2nd= Ken :B.oGth.tnf> 0Cfill 0 15o2 3rd= RP.~dy Fike0 1&C 0 15o2 4th= B:r{ld i!'ietcr.ir." 0 ~ITLL., 15o2 5 ·~h~ .Dan S'Gooker. 0 1VIL1n 15o 3 440 glst ~ Eob Graves0 OCE 0 48 o6 2nd= Carl Sha~·1 0 l,IN0 49o.l 31:-'d= Imk SorJ.."Cepe1 0 OC'Ev 49o9 4·hl.J'="' Dan !-fuod~r o OCE 0 50 o o 5'fu= Steve Phifer0 50ol !!ls·~= Rogel? l.Joodm 0 OOE 0 10o:P. 2nd~ Dave Gibson 0 LD~ 0 lOol ):i."d g :J\.s$= Gary Im.vls 0 OCE 0 6°61'' 2nci~ Rich \vhipplel) \ SHOT PO~ & :Jl.st= Don IJMSv EOC 0 55n 3n 2nd= Doyle IC.e!.mey 0 OCE 0 55 °0" ~d= Dave Pmul 0 OOE 9 49 °lli'r 4•(;b., Jim l'Jf..e:Jlo:nald I) EOC I) A9• °nl.7~ _n 5th= Rex R:i.oo 0 1&0 0 46°4~~ ..0 :J\.st= Itike Bisoof'tp EOOv 54o7 2nd= Jclm ibyd0 Ptlo 54o'? 3rd? P&t Su·t;ton0 OOEo 55o 1 4th= lh:uce Sh·:Ulingo L&Co 55o9 5~= Dave Px'ioo 0 vJILL 0 56o8 880 ~ lst=> :B:i:u.oo Vogel0 OOE 0 l:5lo5 (NE\1 DISTRI~ RECORD) 2nd·= Dick Iiuing0 NNC o 1=:54ol 3X'd= Brock Hinzmazm 0 14.!I.L 0 h 55o2 4th= Jim Jones 0 PU 0 1~56 o 8 5th= Paul Mal:!..n 0 l.&C 0 1 g 51 o 71 220 3 ~s~~ . ~b Graves 0 OCE 0 2l o ~ 2nd= Roger Hoods0 OCE 0 22o0 3rd= Stave Phifsr0 OCE0 22o0 4th= '1\lny \varJ;•an 0 Pl10 22o 3 5th=> !P...e.rk Scllrepel 0 OCE 0 22o4 PO!..E VAUL'T! ~ ''&s'li:;= Stan Porter0 OCE 0 14 o9 (SCHOOL RECORD) ?Jld= Jer:ey Lunsf.'o:r.d 0 JJ&c 0 14°6 3rd= Jon Duerst0 OCE 0 14°6 4t.·h= Dennis Pennington0 OCE 11 ~4°~ 5tl1= \1~en Hopscm.v S000 13 °0 g ~st= ~.ar1!; Ha11W..d 0 GF0 47°6-~ 2.t\do Rrmdy \vins-l.;o-.tlo GFo 45° B 3/4 3m= John :Bertlett.o LIN 0 45 n ~o 4·th= Rir..k Gould. 0 OCE 0 43°11! 5th.= :Bob lloycefl SOC 0 43c·~~i' JAVELIN g ilst= Tony Grant0 OWI 0 24906 (DISTRIC"l' RECOF..D) ( STAD:ro:M RECORD) 2nd= Mike Gano 0 1&C 0 210°3 3:f?d= Geo~ge Sl ay v O!'I 0 208 °4 4th""" Rd.oh O ~:Br'len 0 OCE 0 2oan2 5th= Bt>b Ooreora.n. 0 WILL, 20·1o 10 & ~ s-t= C.ilrt Anltecy 0 GF 0 14: 32 o 0 2nd= Kirk C-eunble0 OCE 0 ~4: 32o8 3rd= Larry I'1iller0 5000 il4;39o0 4th= Kan :Be-11 0 GF0 114::48 5th= M:kke Baglund0 OCE 0 15 3 24-o 2 J!1I1E RELAY ll 1s·t= IP'.ail"ero Schz>epel 0 Gravesv Vogel) 3:21 o7 2nd= Hanlong 0 DeVore 0 Gibecm0 Ki:mdson) 3;22o2 3rd= Kreutz 0 Seh,·18b0 I>"~J?.i'yma.n 0 Elliooe) 3:24o0 4th= .Tacobsv Rcse 0 Rose 0 Ifor·~ora) 3:25o"~ 5th= :Brown 0 Byerly!) Ma.1in 0 :Byerly) 3:27o0 TEAM SCORING CHAR'r NAIA D:ist:de~H 1 9)2 "!'rack end Field Championships ' -, Scoring: 8~~~=2-1fo~ first 5 places - n:J ~~ ~-·--I ! tf.lr,O ~ !:\.. ~ li ~ ..:1 ~ tLll ~~~liao£.... ~ ;1 .... w. :;:, ~:;;:: I",) ~ r-'1 c.:: ~ 1=1 ~ ~ tl. w t..."l ...:! ~ 1=1 ~ I SCHOOL i. IPACJ:FIC UN~VERSITY---l~ if:Ol.,tEGE OF IDAHO WESTERNBAPT).(ST BIBi.E i jt.EWIS AND CLARKCOLL EGE "'·v • '"""' -~·-:,;~·""""~~~ ; t sU:::tl. D:i:3·T -:1crr ~LX 'I1I?.1>F;IC g~ :l?IEJ~D GHA'·WWN.SHJ."P FRIDAY !-MY l~v 1972 6 m.le Ji'inal: 1st~· CUI"~ fu.2ke:<.1Yo C'J' c 2nc1= Ken Be.llll GF 0 3:rd. "~ La...YTy MillernSOC; ~-th"' Dou[j John.sonv l &C;; 5-Gh=I,ar:c-y Hullei'v OCEo \·JirmiilG Tiil'le: 30:58,8 Heat T ls·t'"" Joh~. Boyd'J PU~. l ll- o9; 2:ncloo·Ken Boethil!ll 0C l<:: 0 15o00 3:rdPDau .;toe! er0 \·HLL0 1.5c2; L:.·i;h=E 3::.'d~ Randy FjJ~,.~~ T~u 15 o3 ; J.:.th"'' Tc:n Bron1ee\,re 11 GF 11 l5o9 Hea·(. I lst= Ca.rl Sha\'I ,:o LIN 0 50o7; 2ndr_, Dan !-:Joodyll OCE 0 5lc3r 3:t'fi= Steve Ph:.i.ferll OGGV 5L5; L~t.h= '.L'om Ro sel) soc~ 51o 8 Heat II ls·i;= Hark Schrepelu OC J~ 50o9 ; 2nd"" Bob Gl."''vest, OCEll 5lo0~ 3:rd= Gary Seru1s'il NNC') 5lo2~ lr-tJ:i_. ..., Dt:>n Norton0 SOC \) 51o3 ..,. Heat ..!. JJ3t ~ Johu H&JUm&ndu OCE 11 lOol; 2nd= Bernie Hamilton., CI 0 lOol' .3N= Dave Jacobs\) SOC g J.Oo l; 4th= Ken Rausehel"ll IDC-:> 10o2 Heat II 1st= 'l:o¥J.y \ifal":C·en i) P1J ~ 9 o 9 ~ 2nd= Da.ve HcC:tay 11 EOC 0 10 o 0; 31-d= ,J olm Bl r.al~bex-g ,, .SOCil 10o2; 4th"" Doug Holmes 0 i·JII.t,~ l0o2 Heat. :en 1s·c"".S-i;.<.:.:·ve K:roim 11 iJI1L~ l Oal; 2nd= Floyd Gre..n~·. ,, L&Cil 10o2; 3rd= I,:~:r1:y Bishopr, LIIii,l 10o2 s 4th= Bill Car.pen:tec'D &')C c JOc6 Heat IV 1st"" DaVt! Gibson I) LIN 0 9o 8 ~ 2nd= Roe;e:.:' i·Joods"' OC1~ 1 , 9o9; 3L'd= Steve &Jrn.,;,:J.b~ i'I.Il.Li: 10o3; 4th= Dalre Narrn.tml'!) NNC n 10..,3 B:ea·;~ I lat= J·olm Boyd 9 PU\J 57cl!i 2nd~- Ch:i::'is Knudsor\ll LINn 57o5; 3:ril= Bruce Sh:l_ U.~Tig'" L&:C~ 5?o7~ l~th= Ken Boeth:L<:l 0 OCE ~ 58o2 Hea\; II lst~P;;~3~ Sv:i:.ton 11 OGE 9 57c0• 2nd= Hike Bis~h(>f·i;<) EOC ~ 5'7o4; 3l:-r:l= Da·~;, ; Gar,;on~ LIN 11 58oG~ !:. ~h~ Dave Pl'icr:::n rliLL 11 58oO Heat I 1st= Boger ·~ ~oods, oc g ~ 22ol; 2nd= Bernie Hamilton\) CI 11 22.,3; 3:t.. d~ Dave i1cC1ay,, :El..'C 11 22.,6; l?~h= Dong Holmes" \{[J.,L ~ 22o9 Het!il:' II 1st= Bob GraveBv OCE 0 21o9; .~d=Uru•y Ellibee .) if.UJ., \l 22o3il 3ri.!.<=· Dn ~') Jacobs, SOC\) 22,·~; i}·Gh-=> Don Di-we:r 0 OTI 11 23o5 Rea:~ III ls-~= Tony \;!ru."'ren'J PUll 2 2-.-1~ c:J1d.= 1-la:dc Scl'n:apel, OGE 0 22o3 3:rd'"' John Blomberg;, SOC\) 22o6~ 4th""' Dan Stoclte:~~ 0 \ ·JilJ-.~1) 23o6 Uea·i; IV 1st= Steve .P:tu..fe:r:'" OCE 1> 22"1' 2i.1d= Ken Rausche:o:' r, ECC 0 22o7~ 3::t'<.\ 1, S·ceve .Schi'le.hf, i-J:!:LLv 22o9; 4th'i) Bill Carpen·t;&r 'J .SOC\) 2i+o1 . . ~ErfG= Rick Fordney0 OCE0 9~31 o0g 2nd= Johu :Barey0 SOC 9 9:~43o6 3rd.= Larry I4:i.l1el' 0 SOC 0 9g45o8g 4th= Ken Woodardv L&C 0 9 851o0 5th= ~..ike HagJ.und0 OCE 0 9s56o4 sen om.., BE~'l' Jill-1!? ="'==· n.eecl? 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College 23:20.6 46E l!'iit.t~ Bt)b ~;1h5.. ·c~ t:1r·ch Col:Lege ~~r.;e,.. lsi tt.: J1.:J.a ~ib.i·t-;.;oxi:..h College 29:J5. 4 475 Drews~ Jim tTn:~.-v~:rsit)? of VJisct)!lSir~ (LaC£0SSGD 29=32.5 !J80 Rosa., l.t~cJ.an uni·,.;e?.:s:L'1:y of ~\':i.e:cor:nin «Pa.xks.'.:le~ 30=1.6.0 484 r:es,:-;a~.:-:tais ~ ~ ::er:·~T Uni'!.l"e~:s:U:.y o·o 'i~:i.SC.i';l1S5.n Oti.se:t· Pal~.s» 3.1.: 06 -}97 L":!rr.sky o Bill u:;:,j;v;::.:;-sit:y of 1·:isc.::2ns.::i.n (St.ol.-;.'1.:; 30:19.2 502 D::! lonsy: 1-Jaz;\: UY:i.:1.,;e~:s:~·~;{ of ~·Tis{;.C·1~sir.t r~:~frlit.::.\ ..~c. :i:~j~ : 31 :4t! 565 S~l1:~aa:-t;,~"!~ J~~~J n~~k:-~:1sclt £~;[< .. u Ce~l:tC!b~n 30=3& Jo1ms©n~ V>':Jll i'ta.'r" r.~ Sc. '...~~,t.~ --~ - ~=- 1-:?.i ... i;-.~,.~ rc.:. r:~s: r 1.600 I-illT:Im RKLAl ---"'""'~ ... -n:. · ~~ EVENT : _ __;;3...;;.0.;;.0.;;..0...;;ME..=.;;T;.;;;;E;,;;.;R;....W.;.;.;AL=K....______RECORD : Open DATE: _____T_h_ur __ s_d_a_y~, __ J_un __ e__ l~,--1_9_7_2 ____ TIME: 5:45 p.m. PLACE CONT.NO. NA11E SCHOOL liME 1 Tyrer, Steve Oregon Col. 13:30.5 (Record) 2 DeWitt, Mike Parkside, Wise. 14:14.0 3 Swift, Carl Azusa Pac. 14:33.0 4 Paas, Dale Oklahoma Christian 14:43.6 5 Korn, Bob East Oregon Col. 14:44.6 6 Frank , Robert Oregon Col. 14:55.2 Lee Calhoun, N.C. Col. - 1956 EVENT: ____l_lO __ MET___ E_R_HD_RD_L_E_s ______RECORD: 13 .. 9 DATE: _____T_h_u_r_s_d_a~y_, __Jun__ e__ l~,_l_9_7_2 ____ _ PLACE CONT.NO. NA1'1E SCHOOL TIME 1 Milburn, Rodney Southern La. 13 .. 5 (New Record) 2 Foster, Charles N. C. Central 14.0 3 Washington, Ron Texas Southern 14.. 3 4 Jackson, Rodney Eastern Illinois 14 .. 4 5 Weathersby, David Texas A & I 14 .. 5 6 White, Joe Delta state 14.5 EVENT : ____::LO:..::..::.:.NG.;:._;:JUMP:..;;.:.;=------RECORD: ___ DATE: ______T_h_ur~s~d_a~y~,~J~un~e~l~,~l~9~7_2 __ PLACE CONT.NO. NAI1E SCHOOL DISTANC.E 1 Ovrusu, Josh San Angelo 25'6Yz" 2 Lyons, Troy 1-\lhittier 24 1 11 11 3 Denton, Terry Dallas Baptist 24 1 5-3/411 4 Jaggar, Dave Pasadena 24•5%" 5 Bunke, Jeff Winona 24'4%" 6 Brovm, Darrell East Illinois 23•11%" Continued li·~·l·b.--RE~ULTS OF FINALS John Fromm, Pc.Luth. 1958 EVENT: ------JAVELIN RECORD : 251' 8" DATE: ______T_h_u_r_s_d_a~y~,_J_un __ e__ l~,-1_9_7_2 __ _ TIME: 5:05 p.m. PLACE CONT.NO. NAME SCHOOL DISTANCE 1 Grant, Tony Oregon Tech. 237 1 711 2 Winn, Bob ottawa u. 237'2" 3 Hiebert, Mike Southwestern 22795 11 4 Elliott, John Ind. u. of Penn 226¥11" 5 Hopley, Mike Eastern Wash. 221'5" 6 Omphroy, Carlos Occidental 214'8" Oliver Ford, Southern La. 1968 EVENT: __-=l~OO~MET~~E~R~D~AS~H~------RECORD: 10.0 DATE: _____T_h_ur __ s_d_a~y~, __ J_un __ e__ l~,--1_9_7_2 ____ TIME: 7:20 p.m. PLACE CONT.NO. NAJ.11E SCHOOL TIME 1 Ravelomanantsoa, Jean Louis Westmont 10.1 2 Taylor, Robert Texas Southern 10.2 3 Baldwin, Francis Dallas Baptist 10.3 4 Sims, Jerry Alcorn A&M 10.5 5 Horsley, Jeff No. Car. Cent. 10.5 6 McGee, Willie Alcorn A & M 10.5 EVENT: _____s_h_o_t ______RECORD : 62 I 9 3/4" DATE: ____T_h_~_._s_d~ay~,_J_u_n_e __ l~,--1_9~72 ______TIME: 6:00 p.m. PLACE CONT.NO. NAHE SCHOOL DISTANCE 1 Kenady, Doyle Oregon College 57' 712'' 2 Hesse, Carl S. D. Springfield 57' 7" 3 t·lurphy, Nike Howard Payne 57' 3~ 4 Anderson, Dennis Fresno Pacific 54' 1111 5 Neugent, Jim Okla. Christian 54' 1111 6 Harch, vjilliam Central Wash. 54 1 1111 Continued li·b.·l·A·--RESULTS OF FINALS John Carnien, Emporia St. Kans.l964 EVENT: ______5o_o_o __ ME__ T_ER ____ R_UN ______RECORD: 14:25.0 DATE: ______T_h_ur __ s_d_ay~,_J_un __e __ l~,~l-9_7_2 __ TIME: 7:35 p.m. PLACE CONT.NO. NAME SCHOOL TIME l Fulton, Tommy Texas Southern 14:35.8 2 Nee, Dennis Emporia 14:37.6 3 Cassaday, Mike Loras 14:43.4 4 Rude, Allen Occidental 14:47.2 5 Elk, Victor Pembroke St. 14:54.7 6 Isitt, Bob· Whitworth 15:03.2 ------·------EVENT: ______RECORD: ___ DATE: ______TIME: ____ PLACE CONT .NO. SCHOOL EVENT: ______RECORD: ___ DATE=------TIHE: ____ PLACE CONT.NO. SCHOOL 440 YARD RELAY----FINALS RECORD: :39.7 5:15p.m., Fri., June 2, 1972 Southern (La) Harvey Nairn, NAIA, Billings, Montana Grundy Harris, Hebster Johnson, Geo.Anderson - 1966 RU1'NING ORDER SCHOOL 1 Dallas Baptist 2 North Carolina Central 3 Arkansas Tech 4 Central Washington 5 Eastern New Mexico 6 v!isc - Stout 7 Eastern Illinois 400 JviETER DASH------FINALS RECORD:--~:4~5~·~6 ______~-- 6:15 p.m., Friday, June 2, 1972 Hal Francis, Ark. M1&N, 1968 NAIA, Billings, Montana NO. NAME LANE SCHOOL 516 Sang, Julius 1 N. Carolina 573 Jenkins, Ron 2 Texas Southem 408 Faager, Anders 3 U.S4I..-UG 586 Redd, James 4 Southern (La) 410 Ronners, Ulf 5 U4S.I.U. 550 Smith, James 6 Pembroke 146 Yaualva, Sam 7 Eastern New Mexico 579 Taylor, Robert 8 Texas Southern 400 METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES---FINALS RECORD: :51.2 Friday, June 2, 1972 - 6:00 p.m. Valgene Schierling,Emporia State(Kan) 1968 NAIA, Billings, Montana NO. NAME SCHOOL 511 Bussett, Helvin 1 No. Car. Central 400 Britain, Ricky Stephen F. Austin 174 Penner, Rick Fresno Pnci fie 435 Vorle, Mike West \vnsh. State 456 Hamley, Ron ~>Jhittier 532 Washington, Ulysses Texas Southern 580 Thompson, Carl 7 Texns .Southern 122 Jackson, Rodney r Eastern Ill. llU i"lliT.I!.K HUKlJL.t.;:;------.1! Ll'UU.. ;:, .LU;l,;UKlJ: : lJ. 9 6:35p.m.', Thursday, June 1, 1972 Lee Calhoun, No.Carolina College 1956 NAIA, Billings, Montana NO. NAME LANE SCHOOL 581 vlashington, Ron 2 Texas Southern 108 lifhi te, Joe 3 Delta State 407 Weathersby, David 4 Texas A & I 513 Foster, Charles 5 N. c. Central 553 Milburn, Rodney 6 Southern La 122 Jackson, Rodney 7 Eastern Illinois 257 Jappe, Bob 8 Moorhead St. 355 Ewing, James 9 Redlands 100 METER DASH------FINALS RECORD: :10.0 7:20p.m., Thursday, June l, 1972 Oliver Ford,Southern----~------(La.)l968 NAIA, Billings, Montana NO. NMfE LANE SCHOOL 603 Sims, Jerry 2 Alcorn A & M 81 Baldwin, Francis 3 Dallas Baptist 514 Horsley, Jeff 4 No .. Car. Cent 449 Ravelomanatsoa, Jean Louis 5 Westmont 556 McGee, \villie 6 Alcorn A & M 602 Taylor, Robert 7 Texas Southern 578 Sumpter, Amos 8 Texas Southern 97 Coleman, Thomas 9 Dallas Baptist MILE RELAY------FINALS RECORD: 3:05.4 7:35p.m., Friday, June 20, 1972 Arkansas AM&N (Walter Smith, Henry Smothers,Harold Francis, Elbert NAIA, Billings, Montana Stinson, 1967) LA:JE SCHOOL TIME T..,. ~ • .f.. l US Inter~ation~l UD.lVerSl:..J 2 No. C0rolina Central Ok.b Clcri:::tian 5 6 7 Tc;(as Southern U. of :~eh. Omaho. 800 METER RUN------FINALS RECORD: 1:48.6 6:30p.m., Friday, June 2, 1972 Earl Goldman, Ark.,AM&N, 1961 NAIA, Billings, Montana NO. NAME ALT.EY SCHOOL 452 Tussing, Rich 1 30 Dogonyaro , Husa. l 98 Williams, Roy Dallac. R:'l.ptist 584 H:i.ller, Chevis Southem U. LA 134 Bigley, Thorton End ern r e\~' ~lexico Uni ver.si ty 7. 515 011ko, Robert I No. Carolina C~ntra1 571 Fulton, Tom /•r Texas Southc>rn 109 Nelson, John POLE VAULT - FINALS RECORD: 16' 4" Ricky Parris, McMurry 1971 4:00p.m. Fri., June 2, 1972 NAIA, Billings, Montana No. Competitor School FLIGHT I 268 Parris , Rickey McMurry 447 Lee, Bob Westmont 357 Semken, Scott Redlands 135 Bryant, Mike Eastern New Mexico FLIGHT II 533 McMichaels, Steve Ouachita Baptist 139 ·Lincoln, Jim Eastern New Mexico 444 Hughes, Steve Westmont 320 Porter, Stan Oregon Col. of Ed. FLIGHT III 305 Duerst, Jon Oregon Col. of Ed. 476 Engsberg, Jack Wsc. LaCrosse 189 Durmon, Joe Hendrix~: 377 Schultz, Marvin S.D. Springfield HIGH JUMP------FINALS RECORD:--~7-'~~-~~------ 5:00p.m., Friday) June 2, 1972 Fernando Abugattas, Northwestern,Iowc 1969 NAIA, Billings, Montana -- .. ~N~o~o------~N~AME~------~S~C~H~.O~OL~------~HE~I;G~HT~----- :F'LIGH'l' ill 103 Curry, \'/alden Delta State 443 Coleman, Hon \ricstmont 348 Phillips, Dive Pembroke 216 \valker, Cu.rlos Pittsburg Kansas St. 371 \rJedmann, lr!ilfred .Simon Frc~ser 200 Stephens, Lance Ind. U. of Pa. 89 Henslee, \-Jinn Da.llas Baptist 567 Clifton, Geo. Texas State U. E'LIGHT //3 76 vJalker, Dale Cumberland State 462 .Stigen, David .hi tmG.Il 488 LaFond, Ron U. of Wo Stevens Pt 114 Phillips, Pat Doane TRIPLE Jill:lP ------FINALS RECORD : 51 1 9" 5:00p.m., Friday, June 2, 1972 Dave Price, California Western, 1965 NAIA, Billings, Montana .No NAME SCHOOL DISTANCE ~{'.L'#1 51-'ir-1- 48 -11;..1- 83 Brovm, Harvin ~I '-1 t?~-:> 4 q: tt sc-"- ll '-i-H- ~ Owusu, Josh ~ -lfl--3 -1 'i J 11 o..iC!-l. 585 •itJ ·l.. Hill, Marvin Jio· ' _ -.. • i.jf,- 3·;,'1 178 i.i$ ·-•" Trujillo, Roger '-If! ·'1 G:"-~ '-If. ·'1 11 :F'LIGHT " So-- 'I 421 i.Jt., -11 ~'f Gaines, Jerry '-14-~ ~- ~7,·b .1 ~·J. Carolina U. (%) 41-'t- :./i.-1"~~- 1 589 \rJoods, ',;ellington if~- '- i ., • So. Louisiana . ..,, -b~1.. 351 t.j 1-t..f Jakle, Chris 41--:.- .Jl. .. -=--G.~ P mona Ill -1<:, • ., -- 41 ~+ -41-"' \ .../ 2.. 181 Halland, Hark 4t.-1 ¥7-b \t~tH;>'I Geo. Fox College@) •P·"i .~ Bell~ Molut 5:29.6 j Jlii}n * 1 PSJ.! 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L w w w L· 3rd 3rd GEORGE FUX COLLEGE OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS l!iay 24, 1972 EV.B!f! -MA.M.El ~ -MARK 100 yard dash Bob .Bissett l.929 :lOo~ 220 yard dash Keith Merritt 197J.. :22.8 440 yard run Charl.es A.. Redmond 1898 :51 880 yard run Jonathan Neukirk 1964 1:58o5 Mile run Ken Bell 1972 4:19o0 2 JtliJ.e run Ken .Bel~ 1972 9:l9o8 3 Mile run Ken .Bell 1972 14:28.,6 6 Mile run Ken Bell 1972 30~4-9·~o 120 High Hurdles Gary Bla.ck:mar 1966 :15.1 330 Intermeeiate Allen FowlEm 1964 :39o4 Hurdlea 440 Intermediate lllen Fowler 1964 :56.9 Hurdles Long Juml' Allen Fowler 1964 2:5'1" Trip~e Jump Calvin Ferguson 1968 47'lltn High Jum.p Mark Halland 1972 692fl Pole Vault Dave McDoneJ.d 1969 & 71 l5i8" Shot Pv:t Robart Hadlock ~968 55'31l Discus Matt Marlow 1968 l.44'l3t" JaveJ.in P..ay Wil.aon 1971 206 6 1" Hammer .Ma. t t l-iarlow 1970 ll0°ll" 440 Relay Ralph Griffin 1965 :44o7 Victor Unruh Rick Rentfro Perry Kimberly Mile Re:tay Harry Se.lby 1.97~ B.Ul. Jackson Mike DiGioia John Holton G~vRGE FOX COLLEGE INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS kill~ MARK llf:.f!JS PLACE YEAR - --~ --- Long Jur.ap 21.0" Randy Winston Idaho State ~972 Triple Jum:p 46'7" Randy Winston Ide.ho State ~972 High Jv.mp 6f4U l4ark Rs.lland Oregon Dev. f-leet ~972 ~lil.e 4:24..,4 Ken Bell Idaho Sta·te 1972 2 !Idle 9:23o9 Curt Ankeny Oregon Dev. Meet 1972 Pole Vault 15'4" Dave McDonald NAIA Ns.tional.s 1970 G~URGE FOX COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD .RECO.a.DS May 21,. l97l EVE~ -NM!E --YEAR ~ 50 yard dash Roy Heater l.902 :05o6 Dave swanson 1971 :05.6 220 Low hurdles Dave Wing l.954 :23 880 ftelay Dale B.iru.U'd 1964 l:35ol Jim Hamilton Jonathan Newkirk Allen Fowler M.i.le medJ.ey relay George Donnell (440) 1930 3:35 Bob .B:l.ssett (220) Lincoln tli.rt (220) Carl Sandoz (880) Sprint medley Perry Kimberly t:s::so) 1965 2:40.5 Ralph Griffin (110) Jonathan .bre"dkirk ( 660) Victor Unruh (220) Distance Meclley Curt Ankeny (1320~ 1971 l0:49Cl0 Mick DiGioia ( 440 John Holton (880) Ken .Bell (!Idle) 2 I1ile Iielay John Thomas 1968 8:,7o8 WaJ.t Fitzgel"ald Bob VanSlyke Steve .Butt Black Outstanding Athlete (" North Carolina Central Captures Track and Field Crown BILLINGS, Mont. -North Car Year. Black, who set or tied a 200- stone set a record of 3:45.9 in the olina Central's talented mile relay meter dash record each time he ran 1500 meters while Fulton finished team - manned by three N AlA rec it, was also a member of the record with a 3:46.2, still good enough to ·ord breakers including the meet's setting quartets in both the mile and beat the old record of 3:46.5 set Outstanding performer in Larry 440 yard relay teams. He was an in 1968 by John Mason of Fort Hays Black, capped the Eagles first team over-whelming selection as the Out State (Kan.). title here in the 21st annual NAIA standing Performer in the meet. David Antognoli, the outstanding Outdoor Track and Field Champion Seven meet records were estab distance ace from Edinboro State ships. lished on the final day, lifting the (Pa.) and the 1971 NAIA Cross The victory by North Carolina three-day total to 11, including two Country champion, cracked the Central gave the Eagles a rare sweep new events, the marathon and 3,000- 10,000 meter mark with a 30:07.7 as Coach Leroy Walker was named meterwalk. performance. The old record was NAIA Track and Field Coach of the North Carolina Central finished 30:58.2 by Van Nelson of St. Cloud 1972 NAIA TRACK AND FIELD with 68 points while NAIA Indoor State (Minn.) in 1968. CHAMPIONSHIP-TEAM POINTS champion Dallas Baptist (Tex.) was World record holder Rodney runner-up with 51. Texas Southern Milburn of Southern University (La.) 1. North Carolina Central 68 was third with 43, Oklahoma Chris continued to be in a class all by 2. Dallas Baptist (Tex) 51 3. Texas Southern 43 tian followed with 39 and Southern himself as he broke the 110-meter 4. Oklahoma Christian 39 University (La.) rounded out the· top hurdler record with a :13.5 clocking. 5." ·Southern University (La.) 30 five with 30 points. He broke the old record of :13.9 set 6. U.S. International (Calif.) 26 Melvin Bassett, after setting · 6. Westmont (Calif.) 26 a by Olympic medal winner Lee Cal 8. Eastern Illinois 25 record in the 400-meter hurdlers· an houn of North Carolina College in 8 Oregon College of Education 25 hour and a half earlier, gave the 1956. 10. Fresno Pacific (Ca.) 22 North Carolina Central mile relay Bassett shattered the 400-meter 11. Occidental (Ca.) 21 team the lead it needed and turneO. 12.· Angelo State (Tex.) 18 hurdle mark of :51.2 by Van Schier -13. Pembroke State (N.C.) 16 the baton over to 800-meter record ling of Emporia State (Kan.) in 1968 13. Fort Hays State (Kan.) 16 setter Robert Ouku. Ouku then turned with a solid :50.5 mark while Rodney C 15. Simon Fraser (Can.) 15 the lead over to Julius Sang who Jackson of Eastern Illinois was sec 16. Wisconsin-Parkside 14 increased the lead to 40-yard for 17. Whitworth (Wash.) 12 ond with a :51.1 mark. 17. Western Washington State 12 the anchor-running Black. Black The North Carolina Central four 17. Eastern Washington State 12 blazed the final lap in an unofficial some of Charles Foster, Jeff Horsley, 20. South Dakota-Springfield 11 45.6 to seal the victory with a 3:04.8 Black and Sang lowered the 440 " 20. Alcorn A&M (Miss.) 11 clocking to break the 1967 mark of relay mark to :39.5, breaking the old 20. Delta State (Miss.) 11 23. Biloa (Calif.) 10 3:05.4 set by Arkansas AM&N. record of :39.7 set by Southern 23. Edinboro State (Pa.) 10 Black set the meet record of University in 1966. 23. Eastern New Mexico 10 20.5 in the 200-meter trials on Jean-Louis Ravelomantantsoa of 23. Boston State (Mass.) 10 Wednesday, beat his own mark with Westmont College (Calif.) defeated 23 Oregon Tech 10 23. McMurry (Tex.) 10 a 20-flat clocking in the semi-finals two former NAIA sprint champions 23. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 10 and matched that same performance to win the 100 meter title. Jean 30. Emporia State (Kan.) 8 in the finals.· He equaled the U.S. Louis, a 29-year old Olympian from 30. Ottawa (Kan.) 8 Collegiate standard held by 1968 Madagascar, edged 1970 cham 30. Whittier (Ca.) 8 33. Western Carolina (N.C.) 7 Olympian Tommie Smith. Black pion Robert Taylor of -Texas South 34. Graceland (Iowa) 6 broke the NAIA record of 20.8 held ern in :10.1 seconds while 1971 34. Southern Oregon 6 by another Olympic Gold Medal win champion Willie McGee of Alcorn 3~. Loras (Iowa) 6 ner - Bobby Morrow of Abilene A&M (Miss.) stumbled early and 34. Southwestern (Ks.) 6 34. Howard Payne (Tex.) 6 Christian (Tex.) in 1956. made a remarkable recovery to 34. Azusa Pacific (Ca.) 6 Black's heroics overshadowed finish sixth. 40. Central Washington State 5 an outstanding display of versatility Freshman James Redd of South 40. Indiana University (Pa.) 5 and tenacity by Texas Southern's 42. Kansas Wesleyan 4 ern University (La.) nipped the fa 42. Dakota State (S.D.) 4 Tommy Fulton, who won the 5,000 vored Sang at the wire to win the 42. Lewis & Clark (Ore.) 4 meters on Thursday and finished 400-meters in :45.8. Jim Birnbaum 42. Redlands (Calif.) 4 close seconds to Ouku in the 800 of Fort Hays State (Kan.) had just 42. Pasadena (Ca.) 4 meters and Welshman Bob Maple 47. St. John's (Minn.) 2 enough to hold off Jeff Mathews of 47 . Texas A&l 2 stone of Eastern Washington State U.S. International (Calif.) to win the 47. Stephen F. Austin (Tex.) 2 in the 1500 meters. Fulton ran two 3000-meter steeplechase. 47. George Fox (Or.) 2 superb races - the 800 and the Defending champion Joshua 47. Nebraska-Omaha 2 1500 meters with only an hour be Owusu of Angelo State (Tex.) cap ( 47. Claremont-Mudd (Calif.) 2 1 \..__. 47. Eastern Oregon 2 tween the two events. tured the long jump title for the sec 47 .. Winona State (Minn.) 2 Ouku needed a record-setting ond straight year but finished sec 55. Catawba (N.C.) 1 1:48.5 effort in the 800 meters to ond to freshman Marvin Hill of South 55. Pittsburg State (Ks.) 1 beat Fulton as the Texas Southern ern University (La.) in the triple- 55, Wisconsin-Stout 1 55. Morningside (Iowa) 1 junior finished with a 1:49.1 mark. jump. 55. Eastern Montana 1 Defending mile title holder Maple- (Continued on next page) S GAME#9 Oklahoma Christian 5, Lewis College 4 - In the first extra-inning contest, Oklahoma Christian scored the winning run in the bottom of the 12th after the game had been delayed 1 y, hours by rain in the bottom of the fourth. Morris Karnes (13-1) was the winner in relief while Tom Brennan (12-1) was the loser. In the 12th, Tom Mclemore walked and scored the winning run on a double to deep center by Dave White to eliminate Lewis from the tournament. GAME#10 Sam Houston State 16, Frostburg State 3 - Despite a 16-hit attack, Sam Houston State had to use three hurlers with Ron Kainer (4-2) getting the win in relief. John Helmick (9-5) was the loser. John O'Leary, Jim Pitts, Terry Roach and Sammy Manteau each collected three hits for the winners. Pitts got the second home run of the tournament with a 389-foot blast over the left field fence with a pair of runners on base in the first inning. GAME#11 LaVerne 5, David Lipscomb 4 - It was night-owl time when the third game ended Wednesday for the game started at 11:03 p.m. and finished at 2:00 a.m. Thursday as LaVerne again escaped with a one-run victory and had to call on ace Frank DiCrasto from the bullpen. Craig Bowser (5-1) was the winner with DiCrasto getting the same while Danny Burns (4-3) suffering the loss. Dave Cripe had a pair of hits for LaVerne while Harston and Farrell Gean had two hits apiece for the Bisons. GAME#12 David Lipscomb 7, Oklahoma Christian 1 - Butch Stinson scattered eight NAJA Baseball Coaches Association Vice-President Al hits to pick up the victory (12-2) and eliminate Oklahoma Christian from the tournament. Farrell Gean and Stinson each collected two triples in the game to Myers (left) extends congratulations to David Lipscomb tie a tournament record and the four three-base hits by David Lipscomb also tied (Tenn.) coach Ken Dugan as the Tennessee squad fin a team record. Bob Thompson (10-2) was the loser as Morris Karnes blanked ished as runner-up in the NAJA World Series {or the the Bisons in his 3 2/3 innings of relief work for the Oklahoma squad. second straight year. GAME#13 LaVerne 8, Sam Houston State 6- LaVerne had an early 7-1 lead and then had to hang on to stop the hard-hitting Texans. Again it was Frank DiCrasto coming from the pin to get credit for the save. Dan Drake (6-0) was the winner GAME-BY-GAME HIGHLIGHTS while Jim Miller (10-2) was the loser. Dave Cripe led the winners with three hits while Jim Pitts, Terry Roach, and Sammy Manteau each collected a pair GAME#1 of hits for Sam Houston State. Frostburg State (Md.) 1, Oklahoma Christian 0 - Both pitchers, Keith Voelker (6-0) of Frostburg State and Morris Karnes (12-1) of Oklahoma Christian, tossed CHAMPIONSHIP GAME three-hitters as Frostburg edged the Oklahoma team on an error in the ninth LaVerne 4, David Lipscomb 1 - There was no need for Frank DiCrasto in the inning. championship game as Ben Ochoa (15-4) was in command from the start and limited the Bisons to only four hits. Ochoa had 13 strikeouts and retired 1• GAME#2 men in a row at one point while Jim Hawse collected three hits to lead the David Lipscomb (Tenn.) 13, High Point (N.C.) 1 - In a game shortened by LaVerne attack. Randy Smith (8-2) was the loser. Ted Jamison, after making a the 10-run rule, David Lipscomb relegated High Point to the losers bracket remarkable play in the second inning, was injured in the fourth and forced to with a 12-hit attack as southpaw Butch Stinson (11-2) tossed a three hitter. leave the game. Ted Jamison and Buddy Harston collected three hits apiece as Dean Boger (7-2) was the loser. GAME#3 LaVerne College (Calif.) 4, Winona State (Minn.) 3 - Ben Ochoa (14-4) was the winner for LaVerne but needed help from Frank DiCrasto in the ninth. Jeff Ross and Ron Evjen of Winona collected three hits apiece, with Evjen getting the first home run of the tournament in the eighth. Jim Hawse had two hits for LaVerne as Terry Brecht (6-2) suffered the loss. GAME#4 Lewis College (Ill.) 4, Sam Houston State (Tex.) 3 - Trailing 3-0 after six inn ings, the Lewis College Flyers rallied in the final three innings for the victory. Two walks, a sacrifice and a single to left by catcher AI Wasik produced the winning run for Lewis as Tom Brennan (12-0) was the winner. Roy Norrell (5-2) was the loser despite three hits by catcher David Woolley. GAME#S ...... Oklahoma .Christian.S, ..Winona.State 3 - Jumping to a quick-4-0 lead-in the .... first two innings, Oklahoma Christian held on for a 5-3 victory to eliminate Winona State. Bob Thompson (10-1) was the winner with Morris Karnes getting credit for a save. Steve Krinke (11-3) was charged with the loss. Outfielder Dave White collected three hits for the winners. GAME#6 Sam Houston State 9, High Point 4 - Reliefer Rick Clements (3-0) scattered five hits in seven innings of work to send High Point home. The hard-hitting Texas squad collected 12-hits with Ron Slingerman (9-2) suffering the loss. GAME#7 LaVerne 7, Frostburg Stale 6 - Another nail bitter for LaVerne as Frank Di Crasto (6-0) gets credit for the victory with 3 2/3 innings of relief work. La Verne scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth on a throwing error by Frostburg. John Helmick (9-4) was tagged with the loss. ACE CHUCKER -LaVerne pitcher Ben Ochoa (le{t) 1 received the NAJA World Series Most Outstanding GAME#S Player award {rom Elmer Kosub, President of the NAJA David Lipscomb 3, Lewis College 2 - Freshman southpaw Randy Smith (8-1) tossed a four-hitter and collected a pair of hits for David Lipscomb. Bill Scholl Baseball Coaches Association after the California ace (12-4) was the loser in the battle of the lefthanders. Buddy Harston also had defeated David Lipscomb (Tenn.) in the championship a pair of hits for the winners. game. 7 Walden Curry of Delta State :46.6; 4. Ulf Ronners, U.S. International {CA), 3000 METER WALK: 1. Steve Tyrer, Oregon (Miss.) cleared seven feet for the :46.7; 5. Sam Yavala, Eastern New Mexico, College of Education 13:30.5 {RECORD :47.4; 6. Ron Jenkins, Texas Southern, :47.9. New Event); 2. Mike DeWitt, Wisconsin-Park second straight year and success 800 METERS: 1. Robert Ouko, North Carolina side, 14:14.0; 3. Carl Swift, Azusa Pacific {CA), fully defending his high jump title Central 1:48.5 {RECORD-Old record 1:48.6 14:33; 4. Dale Paas, Oklahoma Christian, 14:43.6; while veteran Rickey Parris of Mc- by Earl Goldman, Arkansas AM&N, 1968); 2. 5. Bob Kern, Eastern Oregon, 14:44.6; 6. Robert ("""'\Murry (Tex.) was the pole vault Tommy Fulton, Texas Southern, 1:49.1 ; 3. John Frank, Oregon College of Education, 14:55.2. Nelson, Fort Hays State {KS), 1:49.8; 4. Roy LONG JUMP: 1. Joshua Owusu, Angelo State \ champion once again. Williams, Dallas Baptist (TX), 1 :50.4; 5. Musa {TX) 25-6Y,; 2. Troy Lyons, Whittier {CA), Jim Neugent, the strongman Dogonyaro, Biola {CA), 1:50.6; 6. Rich Tussing, 24-11; 3. Jerry Denton, Dallas Baptist {TX), from Oklahoma Christian, was the Westmont {CA), 1:50.7. 24-5 3/4; 4. Dave Jaggar, Pasadena {CA), 24- only double winner in the meet as 1500 METERS: 1. Bob Maplestone, Eastern Wash 5!4; 5. Jeff Bunke, Winona State {MN), 24-4!4; ington State 3:45.9 {RECORD-Old record 6. Darrell Brown, Eastern Illinois, 23- 11 !4 . he captured the discus and hammer 3:46.5 by John Mason, Fort Hays State {KS), TRIPLE JUMP: 1. Marvin Hill, Southern {LA) 50- throw titles. In the hammer, Neu 1968); 2. Tommy Fulton, Texas Southern, 3:46.2; 11 %; 2. Joshua Owusu, Angelo State {TX), gent just nipped Murray Keating of 3. Ben Bailey, Western Carolina {N .C.), 3:47.5; 50-11 ; 3. Roger Trujillo, Fresno Pacific {CA), Simon-Fraser (Can.) for the title by 4. Rich Alejandre, Occidental {CA), 3:51.9; 50-4Y,; 4. Marvin Brown, Dallas Baptist (TX), 5. Rich Tussing, Westmont {CA), 3:53.8; 6. Paul 50-Y,; 5. Mark Halland, George Fox {OR), 48-5; a scant inch. Carpenter, Eastern Montana, 3:55.8. 6. Jerry Gaines, Western Carolina {N.C.), 48-3. Wayne Frongello of Boston State 5000 METERS: 1. Tommy Fulton, Texas South HIGH JUMP: 1. Walden Curry, Delta State {MS) (Mass.) won the marathon in ern 14:35.8; 2. Dennis Nee, Emporia State {KS), 7-0; 2. Dave Phillips, Pembroke State {N.C.) 2:41 :13.4 while Steve Tyrer of Ore 14:37.6; 3. Mike Cassaday, Loras {lA), 14:43.4; 6-8; 3. Wilfred Wedmann, Simon-Fraser {B.C., 4. Allen Rude, Occidental {CA), 14:47.2; 5. Vic Can.), 6-8; 4. TIE between Winn Hensler, Dallas gon College of Education won the Elk, Pembroke State {N.C.) ," 14:54.7; 6. Bob Baptist {TX) & Ron Coleman, Westmont {CA), 3000-meter walk with a 13:30.5 lsitt, Whitworth {WA) 15:03.2. 6-8; 6. Carlos Walker, Pittsburg State {KS), 6-6. performance. 10,000 METERS: 1. David Antognoli, · Edinboro POLE VAULT: 1. Rickey Parris, McMurry {TX) In the decathlon, defending cham State {PA) 30:07.7 {RECORD-Old record 16-0; 2. Steve McMichaels, Ouachita Baptist 30:58.2 by Van Nelson, St. Cloud State {MN), {AR), 15-4; 3. Jim Lincoln, Eastern New Mexico, pion Bruce Jenner of Graceland 1968); 2. Allen Rude, Occidental {CA), 30:39.3; 15-0; 4. Scott Semken, Redlands {CA), 15-0; (Iowa) could do no better than third 3. Lucian Rosa, Wisconsin-Parkside, 30:56.6; 5. Steve Hughes, Westmont {CA), 15-0; 6. Mar as Gary Hill of Oklahoma Christian 4. Tom Hale, Whitworth {WA), 31:15.1; 5. Vic vin Schultz, South Dakota-Springfield, 15-0. won the title with 7,538 points while Elk, Pembroke State {N.C.), 31 :25.6; 6. Bob SHOT PUT: 1. Doyle Kenady, Oregon College of lsitt {WA), 31:30.9. Bill Bakley of Westmont (Calif.) was Education 57-7%; 2. Carl Hesse, South Dako 110 METER HURDLES: 1. Rodney Milburn, ta-Springfield, 57-7; 3. Mike Murphy, Howard runner-up with 7,491. Jenner posted Southern {LA) :13.5 {RECORD-Old record Payne {TX), 57-3Y,; 4. Dennis Anderson, Fres 7,422 points. 13.9 by Lee Calhoun, North Carolina College, no Pacific {CA) 54-11; 5. Jim Neugent, Okla 1956); 2. Charles Foster, North Carolina Central, homa Christian, 54-11; William Harch, Central Washington State, 54-11. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS :14.0; 3. Ron Washington, Texas Southern, :14.3; 4. Rodney Jackson, Eastern Illinois, :14.4; DISCUS: 1. Jim Neugent, Oklahoma Christian 178-8; 2. Hadley James, Biola {CA), 100 METERS: 1. Jean Louis Ravelomanantsoa, 5. David Weathersby, Texas A&l, :14.5; 6. Joe 16 7~ 10; 3. Brad Nave, Whitworth {WA), 167-7; 4. Mike Westmont {CA) :10.1; 2. Robert Taylor, Texas White, Delta State {MS), :14.5. Wigton, Occidental {CA), 163-8; 5. Jay Rood, Southern, :1 0.2; 3. Francis Baldwin, Dallas Bap 400 METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES: 1. Mel South Dakota-Springfield, 162-4; 6. Dave Taylor, tist {TX), :10.3; 4. Jerry Sims, Alcorn A&M vin Bassett, North Carolina Central :50.5 {REC Catawba {N.C.), 161-4. {MS), :10.5; 5. Jeff Horsley, North Carolina ORD-Old record :51.2 by Van Schierling, JAVELIN: 1 Tony Grant, Oregon Tech 237-7; Central, :10.5; 6. Willie McGee, Alcorn A&M Emporia State {KS), 1968); 2. Rodney Jackson, 1 2. Bob Winn, Ottawa {KS), 237-2; 3. Mike {MS), :10.5. Eastern Illinois, :51.1 ; 3. Rick Penner, Fresno Hiebert, Southwestern {KS), 227 -5; 4. John 200 METERS: 1. Larry Black, North Carolina Cen Pacific {CA), :51.7; 4. Mike Vorle, Western c Elliott, Indiana University {PA), 226-11 ; 5. Mike tral :20.0 {RECORD-Old record :20.8 by Washington State, :52.0; 5. Rickey Britain, Hopley, Eastern Washington State, 221-5; 6. Bobby Morrow, Abilene Christian (TX), 1956); Stephen F. Austin {TX), :52.3; 6. Carl Thomp Carlos Omphroy, Occidental {CA), 214-8. 2. Francis Baldwin, Dallas Baptist {TX), :20.5; son, Texas Southern, :52.5. HAMMER: 1. Jim Nuegent, Oklahoma Christian 3. Willie McGee, Alcorn A&M {MS), :20.7; 4. 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE: 1. Jim Birnbaum, 194-4; 2. Murray Keating, Simon-Fraser {B.C., Jerry Denton, Dallas Baptist {TX), :21 .2; 5. Thom Fort Hays State {KS) 9:16.0; 2. Jeff Mathews, Can.), 194-3; 3. Dennis McCave, Fresno Pacific as Hargett, Dallas Baptist (TX), :21 .1; 6. Freeman U.S. International {CA), 9:16.2; 3. Rick Livel {CA), 175-3; 4. Doyle Kenady, Oregon College Berry, Morningside {lA), :21 .2. sey, Eastern Illinois, 9:25.3; 4. Richard Akusu, of Education, 163-10; 5. Gary Hill, Oklahoma 400 METERS: 1. James Redd, Southern {LA) Kansas Wesleyan, 9:30.2; 5. Mike Kremer, St. :45.8; 2. Julius Sang, North Carolina Central, Johns {MN), 9:32.2; 6. Jim Scorgie, Simon :45.9; 3. Anders Faager, U.S. International {CA), Fraser {B.C., Can.), 9:32.7 . (Continued on page 13) .._ & FIELD HAM PION SHIPS TOP PERFORMER -A. 0. Duer (left) and Larry Black CONGRATULA TJONS - The North Carolina Central (center) of North Carolina Central were all smiles while Track and Field Team proudly display the NAJA Track Coach LeRoy Walker watches as Black is named the and Field Championship banner while receiving con Outstanding performer at the 21st Annual NAJA Track gratulations from A. 0. Duer, NAJA Executive Secretary. and Field Championships at Billings, Montana. 9 Harry Fritz Paces Champions East Texas State Edges Redlands for Tennis Title KANSAS CITY, Mo. - East 21st ANNUAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS real challenge in the second set, Texas State, behind the brilliant TEAM SCORING jumping out to a 4-1 lead. The Okla play of sophomore transfer Harry 1. EastTexas State 37 homa pair then battled back from a Fritz, ended a six year dynasty by 2. University of Redlands (CA) 35 love-40 deficit in the 17th game to the University of Redlands (Calif.) 3. Presbyterian (SC) 31 hold service. to capture the 21st Annual NAIA Southeastern Oklahoma 31 But that was just about the end 5. Atlantic Christian (NC) 19 National Tennis Tournament here 6. Gustavus Adolphus (MN) 15 of the road. The Texas pair broke at the Rockhill Tennis Club, June 7. Columbus(GA) 12 Milligan's serve in the next game 5-9. 8. Oregon College of Education 11 and that put the match and the Na The southpaw ace, seeded num Oshkosh State (WI) 11 tional championship in the hands of Carson-Newman (TN) 11 ber five, won the singles title and 11. High Point (NC) 9 East Texas State with an 11-9 sec then teamed with Bob Hochstadter 12. Texas Southern 8 ond set victory. to win the doubles crown. Ferris State (MI) 8 Hochstadter is a junior transfer East Texas finished with 37 Washburn (KS) 8 from Pierce Junior College while 15. Southwest Baptist (MO) 7 points while defending champions Augustana (IL) 7 Fritz was at San Diego City College Redlands was second with 35 points. California State (PA) 7 last year. Presbyterian (S.C.) and Southeast 18. Pasadena (CA) 6 Coach Bill Crabtree of East ern Oklahoma State tied for third Kearney State (NB) 6 Texas State had contended all year Eastern New Mexico 6 place with 31 points each. 21. Quincy (IL) 5 that this was the best team in his Kimm Ketelsen of Southeastern Central Washington State 5 tory at the Texas school. "I said that Oklahoma State put on a coura Eastern Illinois 5 if we didn't win it this year, we geous demonstration of tennis dur Belhaven (MS) 5 never would," explained Crabtree. 25. Newark College of Engineering (NJ) 4 ing the finalf'. He began the day 26. Cedarville (OH) 3 "We had some luck and that is part with a stomach disorder, but brushed Loras (lA) 3 of it, but we won our last 15 match it aside and took the court against Southern Oregon 3 es, including the Lone Star Con Fritz. Southern State (AR) 3 ference Championship.'' 30. St. Ambrose (lA) 2 Fritz got his second service Taylor University (IN) 2 Three of the East Texas State break of the match in the sixth game Graceland (lA) 2 squad were named to the All of the second set for a 4-2 lead. Manchester (IN) 2 America squad - Fritz, Hochstad He used that as the impetus to his Anderson (IN) 2 ter, and Ken Jantz. Both Kimm Ketel 35. State College of Arkansas 1 victory. After scoring the 7-5, 6-3 Newark State (NJ) 1 sen and Mark Milligan of South victory over Ketelsen, Fritz was U. of Maine at Portland-Gorham 1 eastern Oklahoma State were also ready for the doubles. on the All-America list. In order to But for Ketelsen, it was a quick be considered for the elite squad, · trip to St. Luke's Hospital for a Milligan against the East Texas two a player must have reached the check-up and medication before some of Fritz and Bob Hochstadter. quarter-finals of the singles or the heading back to the Rockhill courts The Texans won the first set, semi-finals of t~e doubles in the and the doubles finals with Mark 6-4, but Ketelsen-Milligan made a National Tournament. 1972 TENNIS All-AMERICA TEAM Kimm Ketelsen, Southeastern Oklahoma Harry Fritz, East Texas State Dave Kubes, Gustavus Adolphus (MN) John Brush, Redlands (CA) Randy Verdieck, Redlands (CA) Ken Jantz, East Texas State Ralph Hart, Presbyterian (SC) Milan Kofol, Presbyterian (SC) Dan Phillips, Atlantic Christian (NC) Bob Hochstadter, East Texas State Dan Thompson, Atlantic Christian (NC) Mark Milligan, Southeastern Oklahoma Rich Tripp, Redlands (CA) TOURNAMENT NOTES- In addition to the four men inducted into the NAIA Tennis Hall of Fame, the 194 players who participated in the 21st Annual Tournament were also at the banquet held at the Rockhill Tennis Club ... The fea tured speaker at the banquet was Bob Briner, formerly of World Championship Tennis and now the General Manager of the Dallas Chaparrals professional basketball TOP MAN - Harry Fritz (left) of East Texas State received his NAJA Ten team ... The 1973 NAIA Tennis nis Championship plaque from A. 0. Duer, NAJA Executive Secretary as the Tournament will be held at the Rock Texan won the singles and then teamed with Bob Hochstadter to win the hill Tennis Club ... The NAIA Ten- doubles and pace East Texas State to the team championship. (Continued on page 15) 10 Dutcher, Miller Gain Track Hall of Fame Honor r KANSAS CITY, Mo.- Two out 1961, 1962, and 1963 to become the for the 'older generation' in the Bill standing individuals - an athlete only athlete to win this event three ings YMCA, and he was responsible and an administrator - were named times. He became the first Texan for helping to bring the NAIA Na to the National Association of Inter to ever go over 26-feet in the long tional Track and Field Champion collegiate Athletics (NAIA) Track and jump as he propelled himself 26-2- ships to Billings where literally hun Field Hall of Fame for 1972. 3/ 4 in the NAIA National meet in dreds of volunteer workers make the The athlete is Bill Miller, former 1962. meet a 'model'. long jump great at McMurry College, In 1963, Miller was the National Abiline, Texas, and the administra USTFF champion in both the long tor is Jim Dutcher, Billings, Montana jump and triple jump. With a jump Track Meet Results Public Schools. of 26-6-1/ 4, Bill was in the final The selection of the two new Olympic Trials in the long jump in (Conti nued {rom page 9) Hall of Fame members was an 1964 and represented the United Christian, 159-11; 6. Robert Frazier. Texas nounced by A. 0. Duer, Executive States in the long jump in Africa Southern. 156-8. Secretary of NAIA. The men were that year. 440-YARD RELAY: 1. North Carolina Central honored at the NAIA Track and Bill was a finalist in the 1967 (Charles Foster, Jeff Horsley, Larry Black, Julius Field Hall of Fame banquet in Bill Pan American Trials and was a mem Sang) :39.5 (RECORD-Old record :39.7 by ings, Montana. ber of the United States National Southern (LA), 1966); 2. Dallas Baptist (TX), :40.0; 3. Eastern Illinois, :41 .1; 4. Central Bill Miller is a 1963 graduate of Track and Field team that toured Washington State, :41 .1; 5. Eastern New Mexi McMurry College and was the NAIA England, Germany and Italy that co, :41.4; 6. Wisconsin-Stout. :42.6. long jump champion in 1962 and year. In 1968, Bill finished his track MILE RELAY: 1. North Carolina Central (Melvin 1963. In 1962, Bill won the long competition as a finalist in the Olym Bassett, Robert Ouko, Julius Sang, Larry Black) pic trials in the long jump with a 3:04.8 (RECORD-Old record 3:05.4 by jump to become the triple crown Arkansas AM&N, ·1967); 2. U.S. International winner in the Texas, Kansas and 26-1 effort. (CA), 3:12.6; 3. Dallas Baptist (TX), 3:13.5; Drake Relays, setting a new long Miller became track coach at Ar 4. Pembroke State (N.C.), 3:16.4; 5. Nebraska jump record in the Kansas meet. lington, Texas Sam Houston High Omaha, 3:17.0; 6. Oklahoma Christian, 3:17.0 DECATHLON: 1. Gary Hill, Oklahoma Christian Miller won the Texas Relays School in 1968 and in 1969-70 he 7538; 2. Bill Bakley, Westmont (CA), 7491; long jump crown three times - served as assistant track coach at 3. Bruce Jenner, Graceland (lA), 7422; 4. Dar Dallas Baptist; in 1971 he became win Robinson, Dakota State (S.D.), 6529; assistant track coach at the Univer 5. Buzz Andrews, Ouachita Baptist (AR). 6443; 6. None. sity of Texas. MARATHON: 1. Wayne Frongello, Boston State c COACHES! Jim Dutcher served as Athletic (MA) 2:41 :13.4 (RECORD-New Event); 2. Director and head coach in football, Mike Shaw, Western Washington State, 2:43: introducing a new basketball, and track and field at 23; 3. Larry Miller. Southern Oregon, 2:48:39; 4. Doug Johnson, Lewis & Clark (OR), 2:51 :54; Doane College (Neb.) for 10 years 5. Wayne Akyama, Claremont-Mudd (CA), 2:57: after earning his degree at Doane in 59; 6. Donald Slusser, Indiana University (PA) 1940. For five years he was Director 3:02:04. COCEiliiiQ of Athletics, football a nd track coach at Cornell College (Iowa) before be Cld* coming Assistant Superintendent for BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Health, Physical Education, and Ath letics for the Billings, Montana Pub lic School system in 1958. J}ecrologp Jim has served as the Meet Di rector for the NAIA National Track and Field Championships that have TOMMY G. NELSON, JR., 25, been held in Billings for the past former football All-America in 1965 four years, 1969-72, and his or and 1966 at Sui Ross State (Tex.) ganizational abilities have enabled and the outstanding lineman in the his meet to become a model for all 1965 semi-final game, was killed other track and field meets to follow. Feb. 15 in auto accident in Denver, Some "firsts" and innovations Colorado. contributed by Jim Dutcher are: or ganized a new style of state track * * * and field meets in Montana, stress Soccer available also. ing trained, efficient management; J. D . (JIM) KELLEY, 79, former FEATURES: portable; 10" x 15" • light· promoted girls track and field in the football coach for Buena Vista Col weight • high impact plastic frame • tough, State of Montana (State Champion lege (Iowa) during the 1920s died durable vinyl playing areas • plastic covered ship); instigated State gymnastics in July in a Los Angeles hospital. magnetic players store under hinged cover • meets in Montana; introduced swim easily viewed by groups of players • each player identified by position. ming in the Billings Public Schools; * * * only $14.95-postage included organized track and field programs in the Billings Elementary Schools; DOUGLAS S . HARDING, 23, SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: introduced lifetime sports programs former Morningside College (Iowa) THE SCOR-MOR COMPANY in the Billings Schools; revamped track star, died in June at the U.S. P.O. Box 46443, Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Mary Phone (513) 825·8940 or order through your the Billings Public Schools wrestling supplier or dealer. •patent applied for program; initiated a jogging program land after a brief illness. 13 Youth and Power Prevail Hitters, Strong Mound Staff Head NAIA Baseball Elite PHOENIX, Ariz. - Youth and fie University (Ore.), who finished Four seniors and a junior com power was the key to the 1972 Na with a .427 average this season and pose the second team infield. The tional Association of Intercollegiate freshman Dan Goodwin from South seniors are John Hammond, a .415 Athletics (NAIA) All·America base ern University (La.), with a .364 hitter from Greenville (Ill); Dave ball team announced here at the mark are the first team catchers. Wells, a .419 slugger from Clare- NAIA 16th Annual NAIA World Series. The team was selected by 1972 NAIA ALL-AMERICA BASEBALL TEAM the NAIA Baseball Coaches As sociation. FIRST TEAM The first team selections in INFIELDERS B T HEIGHT CLASS AVERAGE cludes three seniors, nine juniors, Bill McCorkle, Azusa Pacific (CA) R R 6-1 4 .439 a freshman and a sophomore. The Bill Catalanotte, Grand Canyon (AZ) R R 5-10 4 .325 second team has seven seniors, a Terry Zorger, Huntington (IN) R R 6-0 3 .563 Rick Beeler, Lewis College (IL) R R 5-11 4 .326 pair of juniors, three sophomores, Joe DeSanto, Mansfield St. (PA) R R 5-9 3 .500 and two freshmen. There are 14 men on each squad, with five in OUTFIELDERS fielders, four outfielders, a pair of Willie Norwood, La Verne (CA) R R 6-1 3 .419 Floyd Ciruti, Sam Houston St. (TX) L L 5-8 3 .371 catchers and three pitchers. Gene Felts, Valdosta St. (GA) R R 6-1 3 .385 Heading the mound staff is Butch Jim Beal, La Verne (CA) R R 5-9 3 .468 Stinson, a junior from David Lips comb (Tenn.) with a 12-2 record CATCHERS Dan Goodwin, Southern Univ. (LA) L R 6-1 1 .364 and 0.98 ERA for the season. Stin Steve Sherrill, Pacific Univ. (OR) R R 6-4 3 .427 son was on the All-America second team last year and has been the PITCHERS W-L ERA ace this season for the Bisons. He Tom Brennan, Lewis College (IL) R R 6-0 2 12-0 0.93 Butch Stinson, David Lipscomb (TN) L L 6-1 3 12-2 0.98 picked up two wins for David Lips Morris Karnes, Oklahoma Christian R R 6-0 3 12-0 1.17 comb in the World Series as the Bisons finished second to LaVerne SECOND TEAM College (Calif.) INFIELD B T HEIGHT CLASS AVERAGE The other two pitchers are soph John Hammond, Greenville (IL) R R 6-0 4 .415 omore Tom Brennan of Lewis Col Dave Wells, Claremont-Mudd (CA) R R 5·-7 4 .419 lege (Ill.), who finished with a 12-0 Ralph Sauceda, Missouri Western R R 5-10 4 .346 regular season record and 0.93 ERA Benny Burtram, Livingston (AL) L L 6-0 4 .403 Gary Wright, Eastern New Mexico R R 5-9 3 .429 and Morris Karnes, a junior from Oklahoma Christian with a 12-0 sea OUTFIELDERS son record and 1.17 ERA for the Randy Gettman, Adams St. (CO) R L 6-0 4 .415 year. Brian Felda, Wisconsin-Oshkosh s R 6-1 3 .432 Ken Forehand, Birmingham-Southern (AL) R R 5-9 2 .346 The hard-hitting infield is led Ted Luthi, Phillips (OK) R R 5-10 4 .369 by third baseman Terry Zolger, a junior from Huntington (Ind.), the CATCHERS NAIA top hitter this season with a Carl Terbush, Carson-Newman (TN) R R 6-0 2 .385 1 .441 .564 average. Rounding out the first Ben Samuels, South Carolina St. R R 6-3 team infield is Joe DeSanto, a junior PITCHERS W-L ERA from Mansfield State (Pa.) with a Randy Benson, Pfeiffer (NC) R L 6-4 4 8-2 0.80 .500 batting average; Bill McCorkle, AI Holland, North Carolina A& T L L 6-0 1 8-2 0.53 12-1 0.45 a senior from Azusa Pacific (Calif.) John Caneira, Eastern Connecticut St. R R 6-3 2 who hit .439 this year; Bill Cata HONORABLE MENTION lanotte, a senior from Grand Canyon (Ariz.) with a .325 average; and FIRST BASE-Jim Heidrick, East Texas State; (Md.), Tony Korzan, Malone (Ohio). Gary Grove, Northern State (S.D.); Bob Steiger Rick Beeler, a senior shortstop from OUTFIELDERS-Mike Maley, Linfield (Ore.); wald, Wisconsin-LaCrosse; Joe Ogrodnick, Point Jerry Lasponara, St. Edwards (Tex.); Mike Collodi, Lewis College (Ill.) with a .325 Park (MD.); Dave Sandlin, UNC-Wilmington. Colorado Mines; Jack Shupe, Wayne State (Neb.); average. SECOND BASE-Bobby Stevens, Northern State Tom Abrade, Kansas Wesleyan; Steve Groeschel. Heading the outfield is a pair (S.D.); Mark Servais, St. Mary's (Minn.); Bobby Wisconsin-Stevens Point; Rick Netolicy, Upper of speedsters from LaVerne (Calif.) Tripp, Valdosta State (Ga.); Robert Murphy, Ma Iowa; Tom Kleekamp,. Columbus (Ga.); Joe Pomy lone (Ohio); Robert Worthington, High Point (N.C.). kala, Lewis (Ill.); Mike Jones, Guilford (N.C.); Paul - juniors Willie Norwood and Jim Dunlap, Pembroke State (N.C.); Gary Roth, George Beal. Beal, who has a 29-game hit THIRD BASE-Steve Blake, Eastern Washington Masson (Va.); Rich Jenkins, Salisbury State (Md.); State; Jim Pitts, Sam Houston State (Tex.); Tom Gary Johnson, Eastern Connecticut State; John ting string, is hitting at a .468 clip Higgins, Emporia State (Kan.); Bubba Cope, Oua while Norwood is a .419 hitter. The Gudakunst, Defiance (Ohio); Terry Kirkpatrick, Fer chita Baptist (Ark.); Ron Slingerman, High Point ris! State (Mich.); A. J. Cox, Erskine (N.C.). other two outfielders are Gene Felts, (N.C.); Bob Isenberg, Indiana University (Pa.). PITCHERS-Dave Heaverlo, Central Washing a junior from Valdosta State (Ga.) SHORTSTOP-Bill Havard, Redlands (Calif.); ton State; Ben Ochoa, LaVerne (Calif.); Gary Young, who finished with a .385 average John Inman, Oklahoma Christian; Jack Tamble, St. Texas Wesleyan; Roy Norrell, Sam Houston State and Floyd Ciruti, a junior from Sam Thomas (Minn.); Eddie Caeech, Mercer (Ga.); John (Tex.); AI Viebrock, Emporia State (Kan.); Terry Harbin, Newberry (S.C.); Darryl Jones, Westminster Houston State (Tex.) who hit a .360 Brechl, Winona State (Minn.); Kevin McDonald, (Pa.). Buena Vista (Iowa); Tate Easton, Birmingham clip this season. CATCHERS-Mike Zahm, Nebraska-Omaha; Rick Southern (Ala.); Tom Pusykowski, Ferris State Junior Steve Scherril from Paci- Knipper, Up'per Iowa; Mel Bacon, Frostburg State (Minn.); Tom Laird, Gannon (Pa.). 14 iller To End \ ( flas Baptist Rules As Indoor Tra~ KA N"~ :::;..As CITY, Mo. - Old and dash and then put on a blistering TEJ establish ~ · names in NAIA track finish to nip Willie McGee of Alcorn 1. Dallas Baptist and fielcl! _:responded to the starter's A&M (Miss.) at the tape in a 6.0 2. Prairie View A call at t ~ Seventh Annual NAIA 3. Eastern lllinoi! performance, just a tenth of a sec 4. Nebraska-Om Indoor T ~ ck and Field Champion- ond off the world record he tied a 5. Oregon Col. of . ship held ~ Kansas City's Municipal year ago in winning the title. 6. Arkansas AM& Auditoriu January 21-22. 6. Simon Fraser ( Bob Maplestone, the former 8. Grambling (LA_ In the ~earn cha.r:npionship, it Wales miler now wearing the colors 9. Pittsburg St. (K was a nip-a..:::= -tuck affau, going down of Eastern Washington State, cap 9. Loras (lA) to the fina._ .event before it was cer- tured his second straight NAIA In 11 . Redlands (CA) tain that D Baptist (Texas) was 11 . Eastern New Mt las door title with a 4:13.9 mark and 11 . Taylor (IN) the champi e»~ - T~e Texas squad fin was never seriously challenged by 14. Jackson St. (MS ished with 3 ~ pomts while another the rest of the field. 14. Fort Hays St. (K! ~one Star st - e squa? _was runner-up Smooth running Rex Maddaford 16. Adams St. (CO) 17. Angelo St. (TX) m the form - ~f Prame View A&M of Eastern New Mexico was a re 17. Delta St. (MS) with 27. peat winner in the two mile run 17. Eastern Washing Eastern I took home the with a near-record performing 8:49 17. Fresno Pacific (C effort, eight seconds better than run 17. McMurry (TX) third place h ~ or~ with 26 points 17. Oklahoma Christl while the Uri . ~ ersity of Nebraska- ner-up Ralph Foote ofTaylor (Ind.). 17. Southern (LA) Omaha was fo z_.::::=.-.r::~ th with 201/2 points Rodney Milburn, America's pre 17. Southwestern Ok. on the streng-t of two blue ribbon mier hurdler, had an easy win in the 17. Westmont (CA) 60 yard high hurdles as the South 26. Alcorn A&M (MS) relay teams. 27. Fisk (TN) 1 ern University (La.) junior posted a 27 . u .S. International The individ tJ~ stars who excelled 7-flat mark in the finals. Milburn gave the 5,988 £'c=r· 7 :::ts a thrill that will 29. Doane (NB) showed his superiority in the first 29. Emporia St. (KS) last a long time or example, Jean- heat of the meet as he finished with 29. Wisconsin-Parksic Louis Raveloma~~ ntsoa of Westmont 29. Whitworth (WA) a record-setting 6.9 mark. 29 . Kearney St. (NB) (C~Iif.) began the Parks flying with The :06.9 mark by Milburn equal a VIctory in the rd dash. 29. South Dakota-Sprh 60 led the Municipal Auditorium's rec 35. Ottawa (KS) The fast-star~ . ~aveloman- ord set by Marcus Walker of Colorado 35. Cumberland (KY) =~tsoa was a di ~~POI.ntmg fourth 35 . Troy St. (AL) a year ago and was just a tenth of 35. Sioux Falls (SO) the midway P ~ t m the short a second off the :06.8 World Indoor 35. Tarkio (MO) 40. Westminster (MO) 40. St. John's (MN) 40. McPherson (KS) 43 . Marymount (KS) mark set by Hayes J Michigan in 1964. Another record P turned in on Friday meet when Joshua o· omore leaper from An! joined Milburn in tht room as he sprang wooden boards to brea record of 25-4% set 1 Proctor of Redlant (Calif.). Ricky Parris, the vaulter from McMurn tight battle with Allal mon Fraser (B.C.) b him at 16-feet. The sl then moved the bar t after missing his first - he skimmed over the final attempt for a ne~ mark and also a Mun1ci umrecord. e'j(~nCunningham , left, for~ er US. World Record h o l cZ.er in the rr:z. ile u.;h i l e Parris, the 1971 0'l k sas fJ_niversity was £ ~ honorary referee a t the 1972 NA I~ In d oor T'\;,...... ,..- _, , , ~~ ;:n~ Fleld championsh ~ s. He chats with Dich Godl n ve , rig h t . w ho h a s , c mrman of the NAJA ~ door Track and Field cfznTT>~: - seven Years . - - Jreat / I I \ I .>uer Secretary asketball to~ 1S been held ~- t one site IC::::- :n most assure~~r uly great sp~ ly A. 0 . Duer ue of the N~~ts >ionship Tou~ IA 1s been hel~ --:n.~ orary Coaches" and the "Tip Off books as he scored 60 poin.ts t the Muni~ _ m Banquet" has served to join the in one game and also broke the .nee 1937. '1~al teams, their colleges and sports total point mark in the tour-na .=:allege Bask~ -rhe fans together m a common ment. hen known a._ ~ball sports effort. Great sportsmanship was tment imme ~ the For over twenty-five years displayed in the tournament, and ' ~-1 1 popular t~ at~- the "Parade of Champions" has each of the 32 teams can be t eight team_ ~ t It been one of the most pictur justly proud of their participation .m tourname~ to a esque of basketball ceremonies. and conduct in the 1972 tourna so to this date. t and With lights dimmed, all thirty ment. The fans who attended the pect one ca~ two teams resplendent in multi tournament were great, an.d the hirty-five ye~ look colored uniforms, march on to NAIA expresses a great appre 1lysis as to ~ ~s an_d the arena floor followed by the ciation to the fans of basketball { has con tin...__ Y this colored spotlights. and also the citizens of greater " ( >pularity an~ed to One of the most substantial Kansas City for the greatest ) why Bill Sc::::::::._~ atten- indications of the tournament's tournament in the World. Helms Athie~ _ roeder, popularity is the increasing num Plans are already underway >bed it as "T~c Foun bers of sports fans in attendance, for the 1973 NAIA National Gball Tourna.._ e Great not only from the Greater Kan Basketball tournament, and the 'erhaps we ~ent on sas City area, but from all parts forecast is for even a greater ' of the uni~ an men- of the United States. tournament. in this tc:--=...... , -u.e devel- The 1972 tournament sur NAIA's winning of the ve caused it ~~rnament Passed all previous records in Olympic Basketball and Pan t superior stat- ~0 grow to attendance as 78,087 fans watched American Trials in the 1964-68 funior Cham~ re: the 32 games. With the excep Olympics further established the 1s worked ha~r ?f Com- tion of the opening night, the credibility of the superior quality e NAIA in d m hand 1972 tournament was a com of team and individual perfor his tournarn helping to plete sellout every night. mances displayed each year at tstanding s~nt one of Kentucky State tied the the NAIA National Basketball .etball history- ~rts events N AlA record set by Tennessee Tournament. nly served ~ They ha':'e State with its third straight NAIA Naturally, with an increase 1thusiastic a~ s energetic National Championship, beating in NAIA Membership (225 in , but have:::,_ -vance ticket top-seeded Eau Claire State 1950 to 560 in 1971) a stronger ;" to the th. ~ served as (Wis.) in the final game. The and more competitive field of : teams comi. ~ty-two com Thorobreds proved that a cham participants has been inevitable. each _Y~ar .. 0 ~ g to Kans~s pion must overcome setbacks Finally, all thirty-two teams .ve ongmatw~ e of the dis as Kentucky State fought off a are representative of the commit Chamber of --. ~s by the Ju- mid-season slump, finished the ment of all 560 member col ' ~>lection of a ~ommerce was season strong and went on to leges and universities to the ~norary Coach win the National Title. philosophy of NAIA: "lntercol- ( '1--.nsts to the The 1972 tournament also legiate athletics, an integral part nroduced other records- Travis of total educational programs - T,.. - ~f,r.ky State broke with education for leadership, - the character and citizenship. door meet by members of the Press. MILE RELAY: 1. Nebraska-Omaha (George Davis, HIGH JUMP: 1. Walden Curry, Delta St. (MS), Walden Curry, the sophomore Gary Bragdon, Willie Bob Johnson, Craig Forney) 7-0; 2. Bill Benning, Loras (lA), 6-6; 3-4-5 (Tie) 3:21.7; 2. Jackson St. (MS), 3:21.8; 3. Arkan Dale Walker, Cumberland (KY), Mike Barbera, standout from Delta State (Miss.) sas AM&N, 3:23.6; 4. Doane (NB), 3:23.8; Ottawa (KS), Carlos Walker, Pittsburg St. (KS), won the high jump as the crowd 5. Fort Hays St. (KS), 3:27.0; 6. Eastern New 6-6; 6. (Tie) Bill Heitchew, Marymount (KS) and filtered out of Municipal Auditorium Mexico, 3:29.2. Thomas Schrad, Nebraska-Omaha, 6-6. ~ ~ although he had a solid group of TWO-MILE RELAY: Nebraska-Omaha (Tom Mc Cormick, Bill Woods, Dave Michaels, Mike Mc SHOT PUT: 1. Dennis Anderson, Fresno Pacific fans who were there when he clear Cormick), 7:50.0; 2. Dallas Baptist (TX), 7:50.8; (CA), 56-7; 2. Don Tucker, Redlands (CA), 56-2; ed the 7-foot mark for his blue rib 3. Fort Hays St. (KS), 7:56.8; 4. Pittsburgh St. 3. Carl Hesse, South Dakota-Springfield, 55-3; bon, the same height he cleared in (KS), 8:01.3; 5. Eastern Illinois, 8:03.2; 6. 4. Thomas Weber, Ft. Hays St. (KS), 51-11; Westminster (MO), 8:13.7. 5. Phillip Hall, Dallas Baptist (TX), 51-8%; 6. the NAJA outdoor meet. Don Cook, Doane (NB), 51-5. The only defending champion LONG JUMP: 1. Joshua Owusu, Angelo St. (TX), 25-7'/, (RECORD- Old Record- 25-4 34, by Jerry TWO-MILE WALK: 1. Steve Tyrer, Oregon Col. of who failed to mount the victory Proctor, Redlands (CA), 1970 & 1971); 2. David Education, 14:50.3; (NEW EVENT); 2. Dale stand was Larry Zaragoza of Adams Boyd, Fisk (TN), 24-0%; 3. Lars Allan, Arkansas Paas, Oklahoma Christian, 15:26.5; 3. Michael State (Colo.) in the 600-yard run. AM&N, 23-7 %; 4. Jerry Denton, Dallas Baptist Dewitt, Wisconsin-Parkside, 15:45.2; 4. Ron He had to settle for third place be (TX), 23-3; 5. Carlos Walker, Pittsburg St. (KS), Renko, Sioux Falls (SO), 17:17.4; 5. Mike Hale, 23-2; 6. William Wilmington, Grambling (LA), Oklahoma Christian, 17:33.5; 6. Ivan Torres, hind Ray Geter of Prairie View A&M 23-0. McPherson (KS), No time. and Jimmy Evans of Dallas Baptist. POLE VAULT: 1. Rickey Parris, McMurry (TX), Evans was the leader most of 16-8% (RECORD- Old Record - 15-7 by Rickey Parris, McMurry (TX), 1971 and Allan Kane, OPEN DIVISION the race but Geter mustered a burst Simon Fraser (Canada), 1971); 2. Allan Kane, TRADERS MILE: 1. John Mason, Pacific Coast of speed at the finish to post a rec Simon Fraser (Canada), 16-0%; 3. Steve Welch, Club, 4:05.5; 2. Peter Kaal, Pacific Coast Club, ord-tying effort of 1:12.2 set by Kearney St. (NB), 15-3; 4&5 (Tie) Eugene Lee, 4:06.3; 3. Jim Crawford, U.S. Army, 4:10.1; Zaragoza last year. Evans did sal Grambling (LA), and Jim Lincoln, Eastern New 4. Dave Peterson, Mid America Track Club, Mexico, 14-6; 6. John Davis, Eastern Illinois, 4:11.0; 5. Ken Swenson. U.S. Army, 4:11.2; vage the runner-up spot with a 1:12.5 14-6. 6. Conrad Nightengale, U.S. Air Force, 4:12.8. clocking, a full second better than Zaragoza's third place effort. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS NAIA DIVISION 60-YARD DASH: 1. Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa, Westmont (CA), 6.0; 2. Willie McGee, Alcorn A&M (MS), 6.0; 3. Jack Phillips, Grambling World record holder Rodney Milburn (LA), 6.1; 4. James Batie, Troy St. (AL), 6.2; 5. Roland Martin, Prairie View A&M (TX), 6.3; of Southern University (La.), set a 6. Jerry Sims, Alcorn A&M (MS), 6.3. new NAJA Indoor record in the 60- 60-YARD HIGH HURDLES: 1. Rodney Milburn, yard high hurdles as he posted a Southern (LA), 7.0, 2. Rodney Jackson, Eastern :06.9 mark in the preliminaries and Illinois, 7.3; 3. Sidney Holland, Grambling (LA), 7.3; 4. Bruce Barnett, Tarkio (MO), 7.5; 5. John then captured the finals in a solid nie Taylor, Prairie View A&M (TX), 7.5; 6. Larry :07.0 clocking. Milburn holds the Engleman, Doane (NB), 7.6. RECORD - Rodney World Record in the 120-yard high Milburn, 6.9 in Prelims. Old Record - 7.0 by hurdles with a 13.0 mark. Willie Davenport, Southern (LA), 1967 and Rodney Milburn, Southern (LA), 1970. 440-YARD DASH: 1. Larry Stinson, Southwest Okla. St., 49.7; 2. Robert Brown, Prairie View A&M (TX), 50.2; 3. Steve Nichols, Adams St. (CO). 50.3; 4. Louis Moss, Arkansas AM&N, 51.0; 5. Wayne Troutman, Arkansas AM&N, 51.1; 6. John Moore, Grambling (LA), 51.3. 600-YARD RUN: 1. Ray Geter, Prairie View A&M (TX), 1:12.2 (TIES RECORD by Larry Zaragoza, Adams St. (CO), 1971); 2. Jimmy Evans, Dallas Baptist (TX), 1:12.5; 3. Larry Zaragoza, Adams St. (CO), 1:13.5; 4. Jim Oliver, Pittsburg (KS), 1:13.9; 5. Robert Gaut, Jackson St. (MS), 1:15.2; 6. Ken Taylor, Prairie View A&M (TX), 1:15.6. 880-YARD RUN:1. Bruce Vogel, Oregon Col. of Education, 1:55.4; 2. Roy Williams. Dallas Bap tist (TX), 1:55.5; 3. Kenneth Jacobi, Eastern Illinois, 1:57.1; 4. Cornell Evans, Prairie View A&M (TX), 1:58.0; 5. Joe Rule, Jackson St. (MS), 1:57.8; 6. Clifford Johnson, Jackson St. (MS), 1:58.1. 1000-YARD RUN:1. Don Hampton, Simon Fraser (Canada), 2:15.1; 2. John Kenton, Loras (lA), 2:15.4; 3. Steve Miller, Redlands (CA), 2:17.1; 4. Keith Jacobi, Eastern Illinois, 2:17.9; 5. Dar rel Patterson, Emporia (KS), 2:19.1; 6. Jon Nelson, Ft. Hays St. (KS), 2:19.4. MILE RUN: 1. Bob Maplestone, Eastern Washing ton St., 4:13.9; 2. Jeff Matthews, U.S. Inter national (CA), 4:15.1; 3. Bradley Ludwick, Tay lor (IN), 4:19.3; 4. James Skinner, Eastern Illi nois, 4:20.9; 5. Mike Nixon, Pittsburg St. (KS), 4:24.7; 6. Fred Binggeli, Westminster (MO), 4:26.1. TWO-MILE RUN: 1. Rex Maddaford, Eastern New Undefeated John Mason wins his fourth straight NAJA Open Mile champion Mexico, 8:49; 2. Ralph Foote, Taylor (IN), 8:57.2; ship at the NAJA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Mason, who has 3. Tom Hale, Whitworth (WA), 8:58.4; 4. Dennis Nee. Emporia (KS), 9:05.4; 5. Joe Skaja, St. four Trader Mile trophies to his credit, posted a 4:05.5 mark to edge team John's (MN), 9:11.2; 6. Ron Lancaster, Eastern mate Peter Kaal of the Pacific Coast Club to remain the undefeated Open Illinois, 9:17.8. Mile king. 5 1971 NAIA ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL TEAM POS. NAME SCHOOL HT. WT. YEAR Seniors Rule FIRST TEAM- OFFENSE End Rick Thone Arkansas Tech 6-0 190 Senior End Jeff Baker U.S. International (Ca.) 6-0 180 Senior Tackle Rodney Cason Angelo State (Tex.) 6-6 252 Senior ( As Top Choice Tackle Bruce Nichols Jacksonville St. (Ala.) 6-4 242 Senior Guard Jerry Cook Harding (Ark.) 6-2 225 Senior Guard Solomon Frelow Grambling (La.) 6-4 252 Senior Center Bob Daigle Southwest Texas St. 6-3 225 Junior Quarterback Mike Franks Eastern New Mexico 6-2 202 Senior On Grid Team Back Don Heater Montana Tech 6-2 198 Senior Back Robert Hudson Northeastern Oklahoma 6-0 210 Senior Back Larry Ras Michigan Tech 6-1 198 Senior FIRST TEAM- DEFENSE KANSAS CITY, Mo_-An out End Melvin Lundsford Central (Ohio) 6-5 255 Senior End James Osborne Southern (La.) 6-3 250 Senior standing group of seniors dominated Tackle Herschell Mosier Northwestern Oklahoma 6-4 248 Senior the 1971 National Association of Tackle Steve Will iams Western Carolina (N.C.) 6-5 262 Senior Nose Guard Flex Price Alcorn A&M (M iss.) 6-2 245 Junior Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) All Linebacker Greg Wright Troy State (Ala.) 6-3 225 Junior Linebacker Tom Priest West Liberty State 6-2 220 Senior America football team that was re Linebacker Nels Strickland Livingston (Ala.) 6-1 210 Senior leased today_ The 45 man squad Halfback Tom Shockley Adams State (Colo.) 5-10 175 Senior Halfback Archie Robinson Hillsdale (Mich.) 6·3 210 Senior includes 38 seniors and seven ju Safety Levi Johnson Texas A& I 6-4 190 Junior niors- Seven of the All-America per Specialist Chester Marcel Hillsdale (Mich.) 6-1 190 Senior formers were repeaters from last SECOND TEAM- OFFENSE End Bob Picard Eastern Washington St. 6-0 225 Senior year's NAIA squad. End Eldridge Small TexasA&I 6-1 190 Senior Tackle Mike Murphy Howard Payne (Tex. ) 6-3 250 Senior The team, selected by the NAIA Tackle Dave Austen Claremont-Mudd (Ca.) 6-3 240 Senior Football Coaches Selection Commit Guard Andy Pogman Adams State (Colo.) 6-4 250 Senior Guard Louis White Alcorn A&M (Miss.) 6-3 235 Senior tee after reviewing the All-District Center John Morris Missouri Valley 6-3 225 Senior Quarterback Clemit Spruiell Livingston (Ala.) 5-10 180 Senior selections, is blessed with talent Back AI Raines Edinboro State (Pa.) 5-10 185 Senior from top to bottom. Back Rodney Wampler Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 6-0 207 Senior Back Jerry Austin Angelo State (Tex.) 6-0 205 Junior Heading the backfield is senior SECOND TEAM- DEFENSE quarterback Mike Franks of Eastern End Mike Parks Chadron State (Neb.) 6-2 230 Senior New Mexico_ Franks is the total End Ken Sanders Howard Payne (Tex.) 6-5 220 Senior Tackle James Mendenhall Grambling (La.) 6-3 250 Senior offensive leader in the NAIA and Tackle Mickey Sworden West Liberty State 6-1 240 Junior Nose Guard Perry Goodell Arkansas Tech 5-11 225 Junior also the 1971 passing leader. He Linebacker Sam Cvijanovich California Lutheran 6-1 225 Senior has hit on 56_5 of his passes this Linebacker Ron W~son Wofford (S .C.) 6-0 200 Senior Linebacker Bobby Norris Presbyterian (S.C.) 6-0 206 Senior season while hitting for 19 TDs and Halfback Randy Nelson Kearney State (Neb.) 6-0 180 Senior Halfback DaveDoak Findlay (Ohio) 6-2 195 Junior 2,211 yards. Safety Slaylor Fox Newberry (S.C .) 5-11 180 Senior For running backs, try this trio -Don Heater, 6-2, 198 pound se- nior from Montana Tech who rushed ist. This season, Marco! finished Linebacker. The offensive unit is for 1,797 yards this season, a new with a 42.1 punting average. He bigger at 240 pounds a man whild NAIA record; Robert Hudson, 6-0, added nine field goals and had 28 the defensive line weighs in at 233 210 pound senior from Northeastern conversions to pace the Hilltoppers pounds per man. Oklahoma who finished with 1,740 in scoring. The second team backfield in yards; and Larry Ras, 6-1, 198 pound The defensive line tips the scales cludes quarterback Celmit Spruiell senior from Michigan Tech who fin- at 252 pounds per man and has of Livingston who led the Tigers to ished the season with 1,403 yards- quick and mobile movement. It in- the NAIA Champion Bowl win over Heater, a second team NAIA All- eludes James Osborne of Southern Arkansas Tech; seniors AI Raines, American last year, was the leading at end along with Lundsford and at a halfback from Edinboro State (Pa.) scorer with 158 points while Ras the tackles are Herschell Mosier of with 1,358 yards this season and finished with 144. Northwestern Oklahoma and Steve Rodney Wampler of Carson-Newman The offensive line is spearheaded Williams of Western Carolina. The with 798 yards in nine games. The by two returning All-America stand- nose guard is Flex Price, a junior other back is junior Jerry Austin of outs-tackle Rodney Cason of An- from Alcorn A&M (Miss_)_ Angelo State (Tex.) who picked up gelo State (Tex_) and guard Jerry The linebacking trio includes 1,199 yards this season. Cook of Harding (Ark.). The average Priest, junior Greg Wright of Troy of the front five is a solid 239 State (Ala.) and Nels Strickland of FOOTBALLHONORABLEMENTION pounds per man. Livingston. Wright is a junior and (Districts are shown in Parenthesis) The ends are Jeff Baker, senior has great speed while Strickland OFFENSE , 1 IC~ll ' f) th t d th M t 0 t t d' . T- ' ---ENDS:- Mike-Huard;-Gentrai-Washington-state-(#1);-Steve f rom U . S -I n t erna t IOn a ~.h.. ·•- e __:was -vo e - e- OS -- u ·s ;an Ing-.Lilne:: McElravy, oregon college of Education (#2), T. English, -eaGing pass receiver in the NAIA man in the NAIA Champion Bowl College of Idaho (#2). Henry Kotzur. Southwest Texas , _ _ State (#4), John Parker, Southwest Texas State (#4), With 64 catches for 1,101 yards game against Arkansas Tech With 15 Lynn Ahrens. E. Mont. (#5). Lynn Dreger. Presbyterian . - t 1 t and seven TDs. H IS running rna e so o ackl es, seven ass1s· t s, an d an (S.CMike. )Collodi (#6), Frank, colorado Grant Mines, Southern (#7). ButchColorado Gladen, State Austin (#7), is senior Rick Thone of Arkansas interception his season average in College (#8), John Moore. Prairie View A&M (#8), Ananias . . ' . Carson, Langston (Okla.) (#9), M1ke Bundy, Southeastern Tech, a 6-0, 190 pound seniOr With tackles and assists. (Okla.) (#9). John woodworth . Fort Hays State (Kan .) (#10). 54 cat c h es an d 1 , 036 yar d s a l ong The d etensiver · b ackfi Ie ld Inc• 1 u d es WhitewaterGeorge Watson, state (WisHastings.) (#14). (Neb.) Dan (#11),McCiannahan Mike Dressier,, Morn- with six TDs. Tom Shockely of Adams State (Colo.) ingside (La.) (#15). Bill Asprey, Mornin~side (La.) (#15). . , . • Dan Kratzer, M1ssoun Valley (#16), Ronme Peacock, Hard- The defensive un1t IS also bless- a speedster who also returns punts ing (Ark.) (#17), Jim Romaniszyn , Edinboro St. (Pa.) (#18}. e d WI'th three ret urn1ng ' All- A menca ' an d k'IC k o ff s an d A rch' 1e R o b'1nson o f wesleyanCarl Brown, (#20). Millersville Greg Nugent.St. (#19) North, Don ParkStrohfus (Ill.), IllinoiS(#20), performers-defensive end Melvin Hillsdale along with safety man Levi Dave Englert. Earlham (Ind.) (#21). Hugh MacDonald, Hills- . . . . dale (M1ch.) (#23), Tim George, Carson-Newman (Tenn .) Lundsford of Central (Ohw), lme- Johnson of Texas A&I who IS a JU- (#24). Jerome Barkum, Jackson St. (Miss.) (#27). Sam · t f W t L'b t • H 1 t bl' h d L St Stuart, Bluefield (W.Va.) (#28), Robert Johnson, Hampton b ac k er T om P nes o es I er Y n1or. e a so es a IS e a one ar Institute (Va.) (#29), Ronald Bullock, Virginia St. (#29).\.___ State (W.Va.) and specialist Chester Conference record for interceptions Allen Dunbar, Southern (La.) (#30). Rich . Roath , Bridge- . ' . , water St. (Me.) (#32), Ken Arnold, Mame Mant1me (#32). Marco! of Hillsdale (MICh.). th1s year. TACKLES: Jeff Michaelson, Western Washington State ThIS• IS' th e th'1r d s t ra1g· ht year The S econ d t earn se1 ec t' Ions are (#1)Todd,. Randy wuramette Kramer (Ore, Eastern.) (#2). RogerWashington Rada, StateEastern (#1), oregon Jerry that Marco! has been placed on the headed by returning All-America Sam (#2). Mike Thurman. Montana Tech (#5). Doug Ragsdale, NAIA All-America team as a special- Cvijanovich of California Lutheran at (Continued on page 10) 6