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NEWSLETTER Supplementingtrack & FIELD NEWS Twice Monthly TRACKNEWSLETTER SupplementingTRACK & FIELD NEWS twice monthly. Vol. 8, No. 14 March 14, 1962 Page 105 Ft. Worth Indoor Summary Dillon (NYAC) 57'6"; 4. Thompson (NYPC) 56'4". MileR, Maryland St. (Rogers 49 .1, Mays 47. 9) 3:20. 3. Villanova Ft. Worth, Texas, Feb. 10 - - Summary of the Will Rogers and Morgan State did not finish. Indoor Games: MileR, St. John's (Sullivan, Shane, Terry, Radov 48.7) 3:19.8; 2. Univ. 60,Dave Styron (NE La) 6 .2; 2. Williams (Texas A&M) 6. 3; NYU 3:20 .6; 3. Manhattan 3:22 .2. Fordham did not finish. 3. Lewis (McMurry) 6. 3; 4. Mccrosky (TCU) 6. 4. (Styron also MileR, Fordham (O'Connor, Kenny, Tynan, Tomeo 1:51.8) 7:38.4; ran 6 . 2 in heat . ) 2. Manhattan 7:39.8; 3. St. John's 7:46.0; 4. SetonHall 7:47.8. Open 60, Foster (SMU frosh) 6.2; 2. Alspaugh (una) 6.3; 3. Weaver 2 MileR, Canada (Shepherd 1:57 .4, Bailey 1:52 .6, Worsfold 1:57 .6, (una) 6.3; 4. Timmons (Houston frosh) 6.3. (Foster and Weaver Crothers 1:49.4) 7:37.0; 2. Ireland (Delany 1:51.4) 7:37.8. ran 6 .2 in heats.) 2 MileR,Holy Cross (O'Connor, Barker, Noering, Buchta) 7:39.6; 2. 576, Young (ACC) 1:10.4; 2. Walker (NE La) 1:10.6; 3. Mitchell -Vlllanova 7:41. 0; 3. Georgetown 7:41. u; 4. Syracuse 7:44 .6 • (Texas A &M) 1: 14. 5; 4. Wood (Texas Tech) 1: 16 . 0. (Runners ran extra lap by mistake. Race was supposed to be 400 yards.) Louisville Indoor Summary Univ. 600,Cozens (Houston) 1:14.8; 2. King (Texas A&M) 1:15.3; 3. Istre (ACC) 1:16.9; 4. Golden (Texas Tech) 1:18.0. Louisville, Kentucky, Feb. 17 - - Summary of the Mason­ Open 600, Alspaugh 1: 12. 6; 2. Nelson (Texas A&M frosh) 1: 13. 3; Dixon Games: 3. Burger (ACC frosh) 1:13.4; 4. Fox (una) 1:15.9. 70, Dave Styron (NE La) 7 .0 (ties American indoor record); 2. Univ. 1000, Crooks (Texas A&M) 2: 15. 3; 2. DeBoer (Baylor) 2: 18. O; Tyler (Miami); 3. tie, Johnson (W . Mich) and Smith (Tenn. St). 3. Brawley (TCU) 2:19.0; 4. Couch (SMU) 2:23.9. (Johnson, Smith and Jim Stewart, S. Ill. frosh, all ran 7. 0 in Open 1000, Davis (Texas frosh) 2:15.6; 2. Bishop (Howard Payne) heats.) 2:16.8; 3. Sebastin (una) 2:19.8; 4. Gilbreath (una) 2:20.4. 600, Cornell (Salukis) 1: 11.2; 2. tie, Kincaid (Kentuckiana Cinder Univ. Mile, Eiland (NE La) 4: 18. 9; 2. Moore (ACC) 4:20. O; 3. Silli- Club) and Till (Fla. St) 1: 12. 5. man (TCU) 4:21. O; 4. Walker (Houston) 4:25. 8. 880, Bork (una) 1:51.8; 2. Kerr (una) 1:51.9; 3. tie, Dupree (Salu­ Open Mile, Elliott (Houston frosh) 4:20. 9; 2. Campbell (una) 4:24. 0; kis) and Talley (Furman) 1: 52 . 9; 5. Mitchell (Ohio U) 1: 54. 2. -~· Williams (NE La) 4:27. 0; 4. Sikes (Howard Payne) 4:27. 9. Mile,Grelle (LATC) 4:03.5; 2. Forman (Oregon) 4:06.1; 3. Reeve Univ. 60HH, Bernard (TCU) 7 .3; 2. Sewell (Texas) 7 .3; 3. Don Sty- (Oregon) 4:08.5; 4. Gelso (S. Ill). Close, USMC, did not finish. ron (NE La) 7. 5; 4. Swafford (Texas Tech) 7. 5. 2 Miles,Ashmore (una) 9:03.0; 2. Tekesky (Miami) 9:08.0; 3. Burs­ Open 60HH, Collins (Texas A&M frosh) 7. 6; 2. Vernon (una) 7. 7; ton 0N. Mich. frosh) 9:08.5; 4. Gutknecht (BOC) 9:08.9; 5. Fleming 3. Cothren (ACC frosh); 4. Hardin (ACC frosh). (Ohio U) 9: 12. 5; 6. Bashaw (W. Mich) 9: 14. 6; 7. Kitt (LA TC) 9: - BJ, Miller (McMurry) 24 '; 2. Myers (Houston) 22 '8½"; 3. Pullman 14. 6. ~CU) 22'4"; 4. Jones (Texas) 22'½". 70HH, Jones (una) 8. 0 (American indoor record); 2. Don Styron HJ, Upton (TCU) 6'6"; 2. Collins (Texas A&Mfrosh) 6'4"; 3. Curtis (NE La) 8.2; 3. Mulkey (una).(Jones ran 8.2 in heat and Styron 8.3) -Waylor) 6 '2 "; 4. Deaver (Texas A&M) 6 '2". §L_Boston (una) 25'2"; 2. Mulkey 23'2¾''; 3. Smith (Ken) 22'4½". PV, Hansen (Rice) 15 '¼"; 2. Elkins (SMU) 15 '¼"; 3. Pennel (NE La) HJ, Gardner (USMC) 6'8½''; 2. Avant (una) 6'8½''; 3. Boston 6'8½"; 4. 15'¼"; 4. Clark (una) 14'6". Littlejohn (W. Mich) 6 '6". SP, Roberts (Texas A&M) 57'3½"; 2. Mazza (Baylor) 53'11¼"; 3. PV, tie, Rose (Arizona St) and Davies (una) 15 '4½''; 3. Martin (una) Orrell (ACC frosh) 51'11"; 4. Tiemann (Texas A&M) 50'2". 15'4½"; 4. Cramer (Wash) 15'; 5. Schwarz (USMC) 14'6"; 6. Mulkey MileR, tie, Abilene Christian (White, Dyes, Istre, Young) and NE 14'6"; 7. Pennel (NE La) 14'6"; 8. Wadsworth (USA) 14'; 9. Daven­ Louisiana (Baker, Walker, Dave Styron, Don Styron) 3:25.5; 3. port (BOC) 14'. Davenport cleared 14 '9½'' in qualifying round. Uelses Texas 3:25.6; 4. SMU 3:25.7. failed to make opening height of 14'. 2 MileR, Howard Payne (Noble, Santiago, Reed, Petty) 7:47. 8; 2. MileR, NE Louisiana (Baker, Walker, Dave Styron, Don Styron) 3: - SMU 8:00. 5; 3. Texas 8:01.2; 4. Arlington St. 78:6; 2 . Southern Illinois; 3. Tenn. State; 4. Lincoln U. MileR, Western Mich. Gohnson 48.8, Williams, Wright, Cook) 3:­ New York A.C. Summary ~ 2. Furman 3:19.6; 3. Hardin-Simmons. New York City, Feb. 16 -- Summary of the New YorkA.C. Games: CCC Title To W. Michigan ~ Budd (Villa) 6. l; 2. Drayton (Villa); 3. Mattis (Manhattan); 4. Kalamazoo, Mich., Feb. 24 -- A pair of former Jackson, Jackson (Morgan St). Mich., High School athletes, Butch Barham and Alonzo Littlejohn, 500, Crothers (EYTC) 56.8; 2. Edmunds (Quantico) 57.2; 3. Boyle scored three victories to help the Broncos of Western Michigan (Notre Dame frosh) 57. 5; 4. Bertrand (NYU) 57. 9. re~ain the Central Collegiate team title from Notre Dame, 89 to 880, Moran (NYAC) 1:52.4; 2. Kerr (una) 1:52.7; 3. Ohlander (LA­ 562. TC) 1:53.5; 4. Brown (NYU) 1:53.5; 5. Szentgali (Hung) 1:54.0. Barham upset teammate Joel Johnson in the 60 with a 6 .3 Mile, Beat_ty (LATC) 4:00.9; 2. O'Hara (Loyola) 4:02.3; 3. Reilly and then completed a double with a good 6. 9 in the 60 low hurdles. (Georgetown) 4:07.0; 4. Weisiger (Quantico) 4:07.1; 5. Kopil (NY­ Littlejohn set the only meet record by leaping 6 '8½'' in the high AC) 4:21.1. jump, his best mark of the season. Outside of Barham, the only 2 Miles,.Kidd (EYTC) 8:54.2; 2. Iharos (Hungary) 8:55.0; 3. Tabori other double winner was Loyola's Tom O'Hara, who won the mile (LA TC) 8:56. 8; 4. Zwolak (Villa) 9: 07. 6; 5. 0 'Riordan (Ireland) in 4: 15. 6 and then came back for an easy 1: 55 .4 win in the 880. 9:09.8; 6. Vinton (BOC) 9:13.5. 60, Barham (WM) 6. 3; 2. Johnson (WM) 6. 3; 3. Cowling (Brad); 4. 60HH, Jones (una) 7. 3; 2. Rogers (Md. St); 3. Hammock (Villa); 4. Watson (WM); 5. Hudgel (ND). Bethea (Morgan St). 300, Johnson 31.3; 2. White (Loy) 31.9; 3. Johnson (Drake); 4. 1 1 HJ, Thomas (Boston U) 6 8"; 2. Avant (una) 6 8"; 3. Gardner (US- Dryer (Loy); 5. Schwartz (ND). MC) 6'6"; 4. Waddell (NYAC) 6 '6". 440, Hutchinson (Drake) 50.5; 2. Wright (WM) 50.6; 3. Cook (WM); PV, Cruz (Villa) 15 '4"; 2. Wadsworth (USA) 15 '4"; 3. Ankio (Fin­ ~Saunders (Drake); 5. Hoover (ND). land) 15 '; 4. Schwarz (BOC) 14 '6". 600, Moore (Drake) 1:14.4; 2. Flanagan (Loy) 1:14.5; 3. Williams SP, Gubner (NYU) 64 'llf' (world indoor record); 2. Joe (Villa) 58 'f'; (WM); 4. Montgomery (Wayne St); 5. Glas so (ND). 3. Kohler (Fordham) 56'2"; 4. Monkofsky (Grand St. Boys) 54'11". 35 lb. WT, Keerd (NYAC) 60'6½''; 2. Thomson (NYAC) 59'3"; 3. (continued on page 106, column one) Page 106 5¼" in ·second place. John Uelses, still recovering from his recent CENTRAL COLLEGIA TES (continued from page 105) bout with the flu, had enough of an edge left to win the pole vault at 15'4", the same height cleared by three other vaulters. Uelses had 880, O'Hara (Loy) 1:55 .4; 2. Greene (WM) 1:57 .2; 3. Raveling (Dr); a miss at 14'6" but made 15' and 15'4" on his first attempts. At 15'8" -rwirschem (WM); 5. Van Nattan (Bradley). no one made it although Villanova's Rolando Cruz was closest. 1000, Carver (ND) 2:16.1; 2. Sloan (DePaul) 2:16.4; 3. Hammer­ George Kerr broke a five meet losing streak to win the 600 in 1: 11. 0 stein (WM) 2: 16. 7; 4. Sloan (DePaul) 2: 17. 5; 5. Walsh (ND). after Canadian Bill Crothers stumbled and almost fell while leading Mile, O'Hara 4:15.6; 2. Greene 4:16.1; 3. Bashaw (WM) 4:16.5; 4. on the next to last lap.
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