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Thach Dewsletter THACHDEWSLETTER and TraEk5tats UNITED STATES OUTDOOR RESULTS MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE-MURRAY STATE, Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 18-3Mile, Krejci (Murr St) 13:29.6. MileR, Middle Tennessee State 3:12.0. JC DUAL, Alta Loma, Calif., March 24-lO0(ok), Davis (Chaffey JC) 9.4. AC, New Brunswick, N.J., March 26-DT, Swarts (Shore AC) 182-2. HT, Zilincar (Shore AC) 192-1. AC, West Long Branch, N.J., March 26-DT, Swarts (Shore AC) 192-1. HT, Zilincar (Shore AC) 198°6. JC DUAL, Compton, Calif., April 7-220(ok), Fisher (Compton JC) 21.0. EAST TENNESSEE STATE-BAPTIST, Charleston, S.C., April 8-3Mile, Cusack (ET-Eire) 13:39.2. - - --· - SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE-SPRINGFiELD. New Haven, Conn., April 12-HT, Bredice (S Conn) 213-9 (194-10, 210-8, 209-1, 201-6, 199-9, 213-9) (10th performer all-time US). BROWN-HOLY CROSS, April 15-SP, Price (Bl 58-½. HT, Luttman (B) 176-9. SUN COAST JC INVITATIONAL, Bradenton, Fla., April 15-lO0(ok), Bradley (Seminole JC) 9.4. Heats(okl , Bradley 9.4. ACC 66-RICE 54½-TEXAS A&M49½, Abilene, Tex., April 15-440IH, Cronholm (R) 52.7. PV, Roberts (R) 17-0. OT, Hogan (ACC) 178-6. UCSB MEET OF CHAMPIONS, Santa Barbara, Calif., April 15-6Mile, Clark (WVTC) 28:21.0; 2. Brock (CW) 28:21.8; 3. Anderson (Ore TC) 28:30.6; 4. Thomas (CW) 29:04.8. MONMOUTH RELAYS, West Long Branch, N.J., April 16-HT, Moss (United AA) 190-1; 2. McDermott (NYU) 188-5; 3. Zilincar (Shore AC) 186-11; 4. Djerassi (NYU) 180-5. ILLINOIS STATE-EASTERN ILLINOIS, Normal, Ill., April 18-120HH(w), Aboyade-Cole (IS-Nig) 13.9. SOUTH CAROLINA INTERCOLLEGIATES, Columbia, S.C., April 19-120HH(w), Ryall (Bapt) 13.7; 2. Novo (S Car) 14.0. 440IH, Ryall 51.6. BOSTON COLLEGE RELAYS, Chestnut Hill, Mass., April 22-PV, tie, Carisella (NEn) & Findeisen (RI) 16-0. HT, Furness (RI) 197-0; 2. Bessette (Conn-frosh) 186-10; 3. Paliwoda (Conn) 183-6. OHIO STATE RELAYS, Columbus, Ohio, April 21 (a)-22(b) /a-flash flood; b-sunny but windy; from Jack Bodnar/-lO0(b, ok), Harris (Ohio St) 9.6. Mile(b), Mosser (W Va) 4:07.8. 3Mile(b), Lightfoot (AAT.C..:G_BJ_ Jl~-~2. Hackler (Purd) 13:44.6. 6Mile(a), Scorrar (Ohio TC-Can) 29:15.8. 3000mSt(b), Myers (Ball St) 8:54.2. 120HH(b, ok), McMannon (N Dame) 13.7; 2. Druckery (Keg TC) 13.7. 440IH(b); Bruggeman (Ohio TC) 52.2; 2. Steele (AATC) 53.6. HJ(b), Albright (Cleve Strid) 6-10; 2. Bowers (UCTC) 6-10; 3. Pettus (En Michl 6-10. PV(b), Wallick (Miami/O) 17-~ LJ(a), Bolin (Purd) 24-1 ¼. T J(b), Craft (UCTC) 53-3w; 2. Cummins , (Ball St) 50-1 lok; 3. Gratz (unat) 50-lOnwi. SP(b), Oldfield (UCTC) 65-7½; 2. Cortina (N Dame) 58-6. DecTa-b), Miller (Ohio TC) 6924; 2. DeVries (En Mich) 6889. 440R(b), Purdue 41.3. 880R(b), Purdue 1 :26.2. MileR, - Eastern Michigan 3:15.8 (Vinson 47.4). 2MileR(b), Eastern Michigan 7:43.4. 4MileR(a), Eastern Michigan 17:15.8. SpMedR(a), Eastern Michigan 3:26.0. DisMedR(b), Eastern Michigan 9:58.6. 480HHR(b), Notre Dame 58.7; 2. Central Michigan 58.8. OUEENS-IONA RELAYS, Randalls Island, N.Y., April 22-HT, Bredice (Sn Conn St) .201-11; 2. McDermott (NYU) 186-6; 3. Parrott (CW Post) 184-5. FLORIDA TWILIGHT, Gainesville, Fla., April 22-100(ok), Tinker (Kent TC) 9.3; 2. Robinson (Fla A&M) 9.4; 3. Thompson (Fla A&M) 9.4; 4. Vaughan (Fla TC) 9.6; 5. Bradley (Seminole JC) 9.6. Heats: Meriwether (unat) 9.8 (withdrew from final with leg cramp). 220(ok), Tinker 21.1; 2. Vaughan 21.2. 440, Brown (Fla) 46.5. 3Mile, B. Brown (Fla TC) 13:43.2. 120HH(ok), Smith (Miami Dade-North JC) 13.9; 2. Ryall (Bapt) 14.0. 440IH, Adkins (Fla TC) 50.9. HJ, Jourdan (Fla TC) 6-8. PV, Hurley (Fla) 16-6. TJ(ok), Coleman (Fla) 50-2. 440R, Florida A&M 40.4. ✓ BRIGHAM YOUNG 100-NEW MEXICO 54, Provo, Utah, April 22-120HH(.f¼Wt1, Redfearn (BYU) 13.9. HJ, Nyman (NM-Swe) 6-10; 2. Alarotu (BYU-Fin) 6-10; 3. Abugattas (NM-Peru) 6-10. PV, Jernberg (NM-Swe) 16-3¼. LJ~. Steffes (NM) 25-2(2. Palmen (BYU-Fin) 24-6. TJ~, Steffes (NM) 51-9¼;--'2. Langeland (BYU-Nor) 50-11½/SP, Arrhenius (BYU-Swe) 62-10½. OT, Pecar (B-YU-Yug) 190-4. JT, George (BYU) 245-8; 2. Smiding (NM-Swe) 237-7. Page 131-April 27, 1972-Vol. 18, No. 14 MID-EASTERN ATLANTIC CONFERENCE, Durham, N.C., April 21 (a)-22(b) /rain both days/-220(b, ok), Black (N Car Cent) 20 .6. Heats(a): I (ok)-1. Black 20.5. Semis(a): I (ok)-1. Black 20.6. 440(b), Sang (N Car Cent-Ken) 47 .0. 120HH, Semis(a): ll(ok)-1. Foster (N Car Cent) 14.0. 440R(b), North Carolina Central 40.5 (Bassett, Horsley, Black, Sang). PELICAN RELAYS, Baton Rouge, La., April 21 (a)-22(b)-100(b, w), McGee (Ale A&M) 9.2; 2. Taylor (Tex Sn) 9.5. Heats(a): I (w)-1. Miller (Tex Strid) 9.1~ 2. Nesbitt (Gramb) 9.2.rl I (w)-1. McGee 9.0; 2. Sincere (Gramb) 9.3 . 111(w)-1 . Taylor 9 .0; 2. Capitol (Ale A&M) 9.1. Mile(b), Fulton (Tex Sn) 4:02.7. 120HH, Heats(a): R. Washington (Tex Sn) 13.9. 4401 H(a), U. Washington (Tex Sn.) 52.0. · LJ(a, .w), Flippen (Tex Sn)* 10. 440R(b), Alcorn A&M 40.7 (Sims, McGowan, Roberts, McGee). 880R(a), Arkansas AM&N 1 :23.2. '"MileR(b), Texas Southern 3: 10.4; 2. Jackson State 3: 12.0. SpMedR(a), Texas Southern 3: 18.7. BIG THREE, Raleigh; N.C., April 22-Mile, Wheeler (Duke) 4 :02 .1 (60.5, 61.5 , 61.1, 58.0); 2. Wilkins (N Car St) 4 :04.1 (59.5, 62.0, 62.5, 60 .1 ). SIX -WAY, Baton Rouge, La., April 22-100(3 .5), Porter (SWn La) 9.4; 2. Hardy (SEn La) 9.5. 220(2.2), Hardy 20.8; 2. Coffee (LSU) 20.9 ; 3. Gullett (SWn La) 21.0. 440, Wills (LSU) 46.2; 2. Thompson (SWn La) 47.1; 3. Gibson (Miss St) 47.1 . 880, Smith (LSU) 1 :49.0; 2. Mcsweeney (McNeese St-Eire) 1 :49.4. 3Mile, Stewart (LSU) 13:40.2; 2. Oulier (unat-Fr) 13:44.6 . 120HH , Heats(w), Brasel! (McNeese St) 13.9. PV, McMillen (Fla St) 16-5. 440R, Southwestern Louisiana 40 .5 (Gullick, Credeur, Gullett, Porter); 2. LSU 40.8. MileR, LSU 3 :08.3 (Coffee, Mobley, Stephens, Wills 45.8) ; 2. Southwestern Louisiana 3 :09.6 (Burnett, Gullett, Credeur, Thompson). WISCONSIN 75-INDIANA 74, Bloomington, lnd.,"April 22-HJ , Adama (I) 7-0; 2. Matzdorf (W) 7-0. · '--"' ARIZONA -NORTHERN ARIZONA, Tucson, Ariz ., April 22-HJ, Allen (Ariz) 6-10. OT, Gunzel (Ariz) 177-10. 440R, Arizona 40 .6 (Massengill, White, Perkins, Brisco). · ·1 UCLA 100-STANFORD 45, Stanford, Calif., April 22 /sunny and warm with light breezes; attendance 12,000)-100(-) , Edmonson (UCLA) 9.3. 220(ok), Curl (Stan) 21.1; 2. Smith (UCLA) 21 .1. 440, Brown (UCLA) 46 .5. Mile, Chappins (UCLA) 4:05.5 . 440IH, Corval (UCLA-Fr) 52.0. HJ, Stones (UCLA) 6-10; 2. Fletcher (UCLA) 6-10. PV, Tracanelli (UCLA -Fr) 16-6. LJ(ok), Bendixen (UCLA -Nor) 24-11. TJ(ok), Tiff (UCLA) 51-5¼ 2. Freeman (UCLA) 51-¼; 3 . Butts (UCLA) 50-½. SP, Pagel (UCLA) 58-5; 2. Freberg (UCLA) 57-7. OT, Freberg . 178-1. MileR, UCLA 3 :07.4 (Gaddis 47 .5, Edmonson 46 .7, Brown 46 .1, Smith 47 .1 ). SOUTHERN CAL 93-CALIFORNIA 52, (same site-date as UCLA-Stanford preceding)-100(ok) . Ouarrie . (Sn Cal-Jam) 9.4 ; 2. Deckard (Sn Cal) 9.5; 3. Garrison (Sn Cal) 9.5 . 220(ok), Ouarrie 20.8; 2. Deckard 20.9 . HJ, Owens (Sn Cal) 7-¼. PV, Pullard (Sn Cal) 16-6; 2. Otter (Cal) 16-0. LJ(ok), Williams (Sn CaI)25-1. TJ(ok), Conway (Cal) 51-2½; 2. Jackson (Sn Cal-Jam) 50-½; 3. Williams 49-9¼. SP, Lane (Sn Cal) 62-8¼; 2. Penrose (Cal) 57-7. OT, Penrose 191-2; 2. Adams (Cal) 177-5. JT, Kennedy (Cal-Rho) 246-7; 2. Barnet (Sn Cal) 238-9. 440R, Southern Cal 39.7 (Babb, Brown, Ouarrie , Deckard) . i OREGON STATE 98-WASHINGTON 65, Corvallis, Ore., April 22-880, Hailu (OS-Eth) 1 :48.9. Mile, Carey .! (OS) 4 :04.5; 2. Munson (OS) 4:05.2; 3. Brandon (W) 4:05 .5. 3Mile, Koss (W) 13:41.0. 3000mSt, Johnson (W) 8 :43 .8 ; 2. Hill (OS) 8:55 .6 ; 3. Jackson (OS) 9:00.2. HJ, Woods (OS) 6-10. PV, Taylor (W) 16-7. SP, Walker (OS) 60-10¼; 2. Cathcart (W) 60-0; 3. Cramer (OS) 57-10 . HT, Hammons (OS) 177-10. JT,"Ouitslund (W) :;>c:::1-0; 2. Feldmann (W) 241-10 . "--..,..-· TRI, San Diego, Calif ., April 22-440, Bright (Ft Mac) 47.8; 2. Morton (Ft Mac) 48.3. 120HH(ok), White (Strid) 13.8. HJ, Culp (Cal Int) 7-1¼; 2 . Causey (unat) 6-10. PV, Williamson (NYAC) 16-6; 2.
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