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1988 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 01–04 (First Two Days Rainy & Windy, Last Two Sunny & Warm) (Attendance 3650/4491/7320/9935—25,396) Team Scores 1

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1988 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 01–04 (First Two Days Rainy & Windy, Last Two Sunny & Warm) (Attendance 3650/4491/7320/9935—25,396) Team Scores 1 1988 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 01–04 (first two days rainy & windy, last two sunny & warm) (attendance 3650/4491/7320/9935—25,396) TEAM SCORES 1. UCLA ....................................................................................82 2. Texas ....................................................................................41 3. Arkansas ...............................................................................32 4. Texas A&M ............................................................................28 =5. Cal ......................................................................................26 =5. LSU .....................................................................................26 7. tie, Illinois & Oregon 25; 9. NC State 24; 10. Florida 22; 11. Northeast Louisi‑ ana 21; 12. TCU 20; 13. Washington State 19½; 14. Arizona 18; 15. tie, Clemson & Houston 17; 17. tie, Georgia Tech, Indiana & Texas Southern 14; 20. tie, Boise State, Eastern Michigan & Fresno State 12; 23. tie, Arkansas State & Mississippi State 11; 25. tie, Illinois State, Kansas State, Michigan, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon State & Virginia 10; 32. tie, Northwestern Louisiana, Stanford & USC 9; 35. tie, Appalachian State, Baylor, Brown, BYU, Iowa, Penn State, Purdue, Southwestern Louisiana & Yale 8; 44. Wisconsin 7; 45. Kansas 6½; 46. tie, Arizona State, Auburn, Dartmouth, Indiana State & Prairie View A&M 6; 51. tie, George Mason, Georgetown, Manhattan & Southern Illinois 5; 55. Washington 4; 56. tie, Alabama, Boston U, East Carolina, UC Irvine & Weber State 3; 61. tie, Army, Eastern Illinois , Kent State, SMU & Villanova 2; 67. Iona 1. 100 METERS (wind +0.4) 1. Joe DeLoach (Houston) .................................... Jr ................10.03 (=MR; l‑a MR) 2. Raymond Stewart' (TCU) .................................. Jr ................10.10 3. Dennis Mitchell (Florida) .................................... Jr ................10.12 4. Mike Marsh (UCLA) ........................................... Jr ................10.23 5. Leroy Burrell (Houston) ..................................... So ..............10.31 6. Slip Watkins (LSU) ............................................ So ..............10.40 7. Roscoe Tatum (TCU) ......................................... Sr ...............10.42 8. Derrick Florence (Texas A&M) ........................... Jr ................10.46 © Track & Field News - 1 - 200 METERS (wind +0.7) 1. Lorenzo Daniel (Mississippi State) .................... Sr ...............19.87 (CR, MR) 2. Atlee Mahorn' (Cal) ........................................... Jr ................20.20 3. Henry Thomas (UCLA) ...................................... Jr ................20.25 4. Danny Peebles (NC State)................................. Sr ...............20.27 5. Raymond Stewart' (TCU) .................................. Jr ................20.41 6. Eugene McNeill (East Carolina) ......................... Jr ................20.61 7. Stanley Kerr (Texas A&M) .................................. Jr ................20.75 …dnf— Michael Johnson (Baylor) .................................. So 400 METERS 1. Danny Everett (UCLA) ....................................... Jr ................44.52 2. Steve Lewis (UCLA) .......................................... Fr ................44.83 3. Tim Simon (Illinois) ............................................ Sr ...............45.31 4. Ian Morris' (Abilene Christian) ........................... So ..............45.40 5. Raymond Pierre (Baylor) ................................... Jr ................45.73 6. Calvin Long (Florida) ......................................... Jr ................45.91 7. Jeff Reynolds (Kansas State) ............................ Sr ...............46.06 8. Clifton Campbell (Auburn) ................................. Jr ................46.36 800 METERS 1. Paul Ereng' (Virginia) ......................................... Fr ................1:46.76 2. Maude Ado' (Texas Southern) ........................... So ..............1:47.05 3. Pablo Squella' (Texas) ....................................... Sr ...............1:47.56 4. Terrence Herrington (Clemson) ......................... Jr ................1:47.58 5. Charlton Hamer (Illinois) .................................... Jr ................1:47.82 6. Ibrahim Okash' (USC) ....................................... Jr ................1:48.03 7. Jim Maton (Eastern Illinois) ............................... Sr ...............1:48.05 8. Mark Everett (Florida) ........................................ So ..............1:48.11 © Track & Field News - 2 - 1500 METERS 1. Joe Falcon (Arkansas) ....................................... Jr ................3:38.91 2. Charles Marsala (Indiana).................................. Sr ...............3:39.91 3. Mark Deady (Indiana) ........................................ Jr ................3:39.92 4. Mike Stahr (Georgetown) .................................. Sr ...............3:39.97 5. Steve Balkey (Penn State) ................................. Sr ...............3:42.40 6. Brian Jaeger (Auburn) ....................................... Sr ...............3:44.16 7. Marc Olesen' (Stanford) .................................... Sr ...............3:44.27 8. Eric Peterson (Oregon) ...................................... So ..............3:44.30 STEEPLE 1. Karl Van Calcar (Oregon State) ......................... Sr ...............8:32.35 2. Ted Mecham (BYU) ........................................... So ..............8:38.74 3. Richard Cooper (Arkansas) ............................... Jr ................8:39.31 4. Gavin Gaynor (NC State) ................................... Sr ...............8:39.47 5. Jon Thanos (Illinois) .......................................... Sr ...............8:42.62 6. Darin Williams (Weber State) ............................. Sr ...............8:43.51 7. Rusty Korhonen (Wisconsin) ............................. Jr ................8:45.42 8. Seth Simonds (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ...............8:47.14 5000 METERS 1. Matt Giusto (Arizona) ........................................ Sr ...............13:55.94 2. Dov Kremer' (Clemson) ..................................... Jr ................13:56.63 3. Greg Whiteley (Brown) ...................................... Jr ................13:57.00 4. Jim Farmer (North Carolina) .............................. Sr ...............13:58.12 5. Reuben Reina (Arkansas) .................................. So ..............13:58.16 6. Richard Graves (UC Irvine) ................................ Sr ...............14:01.47 7. Tyno Carter (Army) ............................................ Jr ................14:01.51 8. Tim Gargiulo (SMU) ........................................... So ..............14:02.77 10,000 METERS 1. John Scherer (Michigan) ................................... Jr ................28:50.39 2. Don Johns (Eastern Michigan) .......................... Sr ...............28:50.48 3. Bob Kempainen (Dartmouth) ............................ Sr ...............28:53.31 4. Chris Borsa (Wisconsin) .................................... Jr ................28:58.14 5. Yehezkel Halifa' (Clemson) ................................ Fr ................28:58.76 6. Harry Green (Texas) .......................................... Jr ................28:58.80 7. Chris Schille (Brown) ......................................... Sr ...............28:59.99 8. Chris Zinn (Arkansas) ........................................ Jr ................29:02.03 © Track & Field News - 3 - 110 HURDLES (wind +1.8) 1. James Purvis (Georgia Tech) ............................. Sr ...............13.58 2. Rod Jett (Cal) .................................................... Sr ...............13.64 3. Chris Lancaster (Indiana State) ......................... Jr ................13.77 4. Lawrence Felton (Texas A&M) ........................... Jr ................13.81 5. Dirk Morris' (Georgia Tech) ............................... Sr ...............13.84 6. Vernon George (Texas Southern) ...................... Sr ...............13.98 7. Robert Reading (USC) ...................................... Jr ................17.11 …dnf— Arthur Blake (Florida State) ............................... So 400 HURDLES 1. Kevin Young (UCLA) .......................................... Sr ...............47.85 (MR) 2. Pat McGhee (Iowa) ........................................... Jr ................50.07 3. Gordon Bugg (Arizona State) ............................ Sr ...............50.16 4. Bernard Williams (LSU) ..................................... Sr ...............50.21 5. George Porter (USC) ......................................... So ..............50.37 6. Winthrop Graham' (Texas) ................................. Jr ................50.40 7. Tony Valentine (Villanova) .................................. Sr ...............51.35 8. Kevin Mason (Houston) ..................................... Jr ................51.61 4 X 100 1. Texas A&M ............................................................................38.84 (Lawrence Felton, Derrick Florence, Andre Cason, Stanley Kerr) 2. UCLA ....................................................................................39.04 (Mike Marsh, Danny Everett, Steve Lewis, Henry Thomas) 3. TCU ......................................................................................39.25 (Roscoe Tatum, Tony Allen, Raymond Stewart', Greg Sholars) 4. NC State ...............................................................................39.33 (Mike Brooks, Dwight
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