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U.S. Rankings — Men's 110 Hurdles U.S. Rankings — Men’s 110 Hurdles Places for 1947–62 reflect 1947 1948 only those Americans who 1 ..............Harrison Dillard 1 ........................Bill Porter made the World Rankings 2 ........................Bill Porter 2 ..............Harrison Dillard 3 .....................Craig Dixon 3 ..................... Clyde Scott Aries Merrit beat 4 .............. Floyd Simmons 4 .....................Craig Dixon reigning world 5 ................... Tom Mitchell 5 .......................Ed Dugger champ Jason Richardson when he 6 .................. Dan Yovetich 6 ....................... Lloyd Duff set the World Record 7 .................. Ross Nichols 7 ................ Edward Taylor in Brussels in ’12. 8 ..................Augie Erfurth © JIRO MOCHIZUKI/PHOTO RUN © Track & Field News 2018 — 1 — U.S. Rankings — Men’s 110 Hurdles 1949 1953 1956 1 .....................Craig Dixon 1 ...................... Jack Davis 1 ...................... Jack Davis 2 ..............Harrison Dillard 2 ...................Joel McNulty 2 ................... Lee Calhoun 3 ................Billy Anderson 3 ................. Milt Campbell 3 ...................Joel Shankle 4 .................. Dick Attlesey 4 .....................Art Barnard 4 ................. Milt Campbell 5 .................... Bill Fleming 5 ............Willard Thomson 5 .....................Chuck Pratt 6 ................ Edward Taylor 6 ..............Harrison Dillard 6 ................Rafer Johnson 7 ................... Bob Mathias 7 ....................Elias Gilbert 1950 8 .................... Gerry Wood 8 ............Willard Thomson 1 .................. Dick Attlesey 9 .................... Lee Loewen 2 .................... Bill Fleming 1954 3 ...................... Bill Albans 1 ...................... Jack Davis 1957 4 ................... Jim Gehrdes 2 ............Willard Thomson 1 ................. Milt Campbell 5 ............. Downing McKee 3 .................Willard Wright 2 ................... Lee Calhoun 6 .....................Art Barnard 4 .........................Ken Toye 3 ....................Elias Gilbert 7 ....................Al Lawrence 5 .................... Gerry Wood 4 .................Willie Stevens 8 ..................Horace Smith 6 ...................Pat Hindman 5 .....................Chuck Pratt 7 ...................Joel Shankle 6 ...................Hayes Jones 1951 7 ..............Ancel Robinson 1 .................. Dick Attlesey 1955 2 ...................... Jack Davis 1 ................. Milt Campbell 1958 3 .....................Craig Dixon 2 ...................... Jack Davis 1 ...................Hayes Jones 4 .............. Jack DeMedicis 3 ............Willard Thomson 2 ..............Ancel Robinson 5 .....................Art Barnard 4 ...................Joel Shankle 3 ....................Elias Gilbert 5 .....................Chuck Pratt 4 ....................... Willie May 1952 6 .................... Bill Youkers 5 ....................Bob Lawson 1 ..............Harrison Dillard 7 .................Willard Wright 2 ...................... Jack Davis 1959 3 ................Billy Anderson 1 ...................Hayes Jones 4 .....................Craig Dixon 2 ................... Lee Calhoun 5 .....................Art Barnard 3 ....................Elias Gilbert 6 .................. Dick Attlesey 4 ....................... Willie May 7 ................Val Joe Walker 5 ..............Ancel Robinson 6 ....................Chuck Cobb 7 .....................Rex Cawley © Track & Field News 2018 — 2 — U.S. Rankings — Men’s 110 Hurdles 1960 1963 1966 1 ................... Lee Calhoun 1 ...................Hayes Jones 1 .............Willie Davenport 2 ....................... Willie May 2 ..............Blaine Lindgren 2 .......................... Don Shy 3 ...................Hayes Jones 3 ....................... Roy Hicks 3 .................Ron Copeland 4 ....................Chuck Cobb 4 ....................... Willie May 4 .............Earl McCullouch 5 ..................... Don Styron 5 ...................Russ Rogers 5 ....................... Bob White 6 .................Dave Edstrom 6 ...................... Bob Green 6 ....................... Roy Hicks 7 ..................Ralph Boston 7 ................ Dale Frederick 1961 8 ............ Steve Cortwright 8 ................ Leon Coleman 1 ...................Hayes Jones 9 ........Brian Polkinghorne 9 .....................Al Rockwell 3 ............Fran Washington 10 ...........Willie Davenport 10 ...............Pat Pomphrey 4 ........................ Jerry Tarr 5 ..................Ralph Boston 1964 1967 6 ...................... Bob Pierce 1 ...................Hayes Jones 1 .............Willie Davenport 9 ................ Bennie McRae 2 ..............Blaine Lindgren 2 .............Earl McCullouch 10 .................Barney Allen 3 .............Willie Davenport 3 .........Richmond Flowers 4 ...................Russ Rogers 4 .................Ron Copeland 1962 5 ......................Bobby May 5 ........................... Erv Hall 1 ........................ Jerry Tarr 6 ....................Elias Gilbert 6 ................ Leon Coleman 2 ...................Hayes Jones 7 .................. Gerry Cerulla 7 .................... Larry Livers 3 ..............Blaine Lindgren 8 .................Roger Morgan 8 ......... Roger Neiswender 4 ............Fran Washington 9 ................... John Bethea 9 .....................Al Rockwell 5 ........Brian Polkinghorne 10 ..................... Roy Hicks 10 .................Harvey Nairn 6 ..................... Don Styron 7 ...................... Mel Renfro 1965 1968 8 ...................Russ Rogers 1 .............Willie Davenport 1 .............Willie Davenport 2 ..............Blaine Lindgren 2 .............Earl McCullouch 3 .................Roger Morgan 3 ........................... Erv Hall 4 .......................Paul Kerry 4 ................ Leon Coleman 5 .................. Gerry Cerulla 5 .........Richmond Flowers 6 .......................... Don Shy 6 .................Pat Pomphrey 7 ......................Bobby May 7 ..........Tommie Lee White 8 .........Richmond Flowers 8 .................... Larry Livers 9 .................Pat Pomphrey 9 .................. George Carty 10 ...................Al Rockwell 10 ................... Mike Butler © Track & Field News 2018 — 3 — U.S. Rankings — Men’s 110 Hurdles 1969 1972 1975 1 .............Willie Davenport 1 ....................Rod Milburn 1 ................Charles Foster 2 ................ Leon Coleman 2 ...........................Tom Hill 2 ................... Jerry Wilson 3 ........................... Erv Hall 3 .............Willie Davenport 3 ..................Clim Jackson 4 .....................Gary Power 4 ..........Tommie Lee White 4 .................James Owens 5 .........Richmond Flowers 5 ...................Charles Rich 5 .....................Larry Shipp 6 .......................... Bill High 6 ................... Jerry Wilson 6 ...................Charles Rich 7 ................. George Byers 7 ....................Paul Gibson 7 ................. Vance Roland 8 .................. George Carty 8 .................... Jeff Howser 8 .................... Alfred Larry 9 ..........Tommie Lee White 9 ................ Leon Coleman 9 .................Mike Johnson 10 .........................Tom Hill 10 ................ Ricky Stubbs 10 ........... Charles Dobson 1970 1973 1976 1 ...........................Tom Hill 1 ....................Rod Milburn 1 .............Willie Davenport 2 ................Marcus Walker 2 ...........................Tom Hill 2 ................Charles Foster 3 .............Willie Davenport 3 ..........Tommie Lee White 3 .................James Owens 4 ....................Rod Milburn 4 ................Charles Foster 4 ...................Dedy Cooper 5 ....................Paul Gibson 5 .................. Ricky Stubbs 5 ...........................Tom Hill 6 .................. George Carty 6 .....................Larry Shipp 6 ................ Robert Gaines 7 .....................Gary Power 7 .............Willie Davenport 7 ........................ Gary Burl 8 ..........Tommie Lee White 8 ...................Charles Rich 8 ................... Jerry Wilson 9 ..................... Ron Draper 9 ............. Randy Lightfoot 9 ..........Tommie Lee White 10 ........................ Bill High 10 ............... Scottie Jones 10 ......... Delario Robinson 1971 1974 1977 1 ....................Rod Milburn 1 ................Charles Foster 1 ................Charles Foster 2 ..........Tommie Lee White 2 .....................Charles Hill 2 .................James Owens 3 .............Willie Davenport 3 .........................Tom Rich 3 .............Willie Davenport 4 ..................... Ron Draper 4 .............Willie Davenport 4 .................... Greg Foster 5 .................... Lance Babb 5 .....................Larry Shipp 5 ................ Robert Gaines 6 .................. George Carty 6 ..................Clim Jackson 6 ...................Dedy Cooper 7 ................... Jerry Wilson 7 ..........Tommie Lee White 7 .................. Edwin Moses 8 ....................Paul Gibson 8 .................. Efren Gipson 8 ................. Donnie Taylor 9 .......................... Bill High 9 .................. Ricky Stubbs 9 ..............Greg Robertson 10 .................Charles Rich 10 ................. Jerry Wilson 10 ...................Rick Walker © Track & Field News 2018 — 4 — U.S. Rankings — Men’s 110 Hurdles 1978 1981 1984 1 .........Renaldo Nehemiah 1 .........Renaldo Nehemiah 1 .............. Roger Kingdom 2 ...................
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