TRA[HDEWSLETTER and TraEk5tats Vol. 20, No. 7 April 18, 1974 UNITED STATES OUTDOOR NEWS

MASSACHUSETTS performer all-time US); 2. Fischer(UCTC) 28:33.0;.. . 4. Kidd (Can) 29:30.0. HH, Shine (PennSt) 13.9. HJ, White (PennAC) BostonCollege Bl-Massachusetts 73, ChestnutHill, April 3. 6-10. SP, Doupe(Cornell) 59-7. OT, Hjeltnes(NVTC -Nor) Massachusetts-Northeastern-BostonU, Amherst, April 6- 180-2. HT, Bessette(Conn) 198-10. JT, Reiss(PPC) 245 -8; HT, Djerassi(NEn) 197-0. 2. Hall (BruceTC) 237-10; 3. Geraci(Bruce TC) 232-9; 4. GreaterBoston TC Invitational,Medford, April 8-HJ, Embre1 Kuovolo (BruceTC) 230-9. 440R, PennState 40.9. 2MR, !Harv) 7-¼ (standards woul n' t go any higherr - Co rnell 7: 24.T (Koehn, Patterson,""Rciacii, Anastasio) Sp~M~ed~R:':::, -­ BostonMarathon, Hopkinton-Boston, April 15- Cusack( E: EssexCC 3:19.7. MileR, Essex3:11.5 . Tenn-Eire)2:13:39 CR (old CR 2:15:21 Walsh[Viii] 72); 2. Fleming(NYAC) 2:14:25; 3. Drayton (Can) 2:15:40; 4. Rosa VIRGINIA (Wisc/Park-Gey)2 :15:33; 5. Paajanen(Fin) 2:16:15; 6. Hoag (TCTC) 2:17:44; 7. Moore (Can) 2:16:45; 8. Wayne(Ore TC) North CarolinaState-VMI-Virginia, Lexington, March 23 2:16:58; 9. Allen (GB) 2:17:02; 10. Hatfield (W Va TC) /NCS 90-Va 72; NCS 100-VMI 47; Va 82-VMI 71/-880, Wilk­ 2:17:36; 11. Vitale (NHTC) 2:18:54; 12. Moynihan (NMC) ins (NCS) 1:56.4 . Mile, Wilkins 4: 17.0. 3M, Wilkins 14:37.0. 2:19:13; 13. Harter (SMTC)2:19:34; 14. Rodgers(GBTC) Colonial Relays,Williamsburg, April 5(a)-6(b)-1 OO(b,-8.0), 2:19:34; 15. Kubelt (WG) 2:19:50; 16. Kennedy(FWR) Crockett (PPC)9 .5; 2. Riddick (Norf St) 9.7; 3. Basciano(Md) 2:20:22; 17. Bayko (NMC) 2:20:56; 18. Fidler (Furman TC) 9.8; 4. Sands(Penn St -Bah) 9.8; 5. Meriwether(unat) 9.8. 2:21:27; 19. Hughes(BHS) 2:21:45; 20. Sudzina(unat) Mile(b), Michael(Quant) 4:00.5 (58.2, 62.3 [2:00.5], 63.5 2:22:11; 21. Daws(TCTC) 2:22:16; 22. Eiermann(WG) [3:04.0], 56.5); 2. Luzins (FTC) 4:03.5. 3M(b), Oliver (Gtn 2:24:10; 23. Logan(Tidewater Str id) 2:24:38; 24. Scham­ AA) 13:31.4; 2. Fultz (Gtn) 13:42.0; 3. Eden(Duke) 13:44.8. berger(Can) 2:24:50; 25. Span(Sun Devil TC) 2:24:52. 6M(b), Cohen(American) 28: 14.8; 2. Childers( Quant) 28:15.4. St(a), Maguire(Penn St) 9:00.8. HH(b), Singleton NEW YORK (PennSt) 14.0. LJ(a), Rea(Pitt) 25-0. TJ(b), Bilmanis(Md) 51-2¼. DT(b), Fordham94-Columbia 73-NYU 14, New York City, April Drescher(SI) 185-6. HT(a), Bessette( Conn) 195-7; 2. Bartlett 6-HT, Atkinson (F-Jam) 182-11. (Brown) 184-4; 3. Shields(Cornell) 183-2. JT(a), Reiss(PPC) PostRelays, Brookville, April 6-HT, Stein (NYAC) 187-1. 250-5. 440R(b), PhiladelphiaPC 40.2 (Roberts, Mills, Gary, Crockett); 2. PennState 41.0; 3. Norfolk State41.4. Heats(a): NEW JERSEY 111-1.Norfolk State40 .7. MileR, PhiladelphiaPC 3:09.6 (Rob­ erts 48.0, James4 7.9, Mills 4 7. 2, Frazier46.6); 2. Norfolk State SetonHall 82-Rutgers72, Rutgers,March 30. 3:11.0. 4MR(b), William & Mary 16:38.0 (Tulou 4: 14.0, Moore Rutgers74-St. John's 65-Yale 43, Rutgers,April 6- HT, 4: 11.4, Coltins 4:07.9, Martin 4:04.7); 2. Duke 16:38.6 (S. McCree(SJ)179-7. Wheeler4:05.5) . DisMedR(a).Quantico 9:47 .8 (Mason,Stolpe, SetonHall 111½-Fairleigh Dickinson 70 -St.Peter's4½, Tea­ Michael2:55.0, Sutherland). HHR(b), PennState 59.1; 2. Pitt neck, April 10. 59.5; 3. Virginia Tech 59.6; 4. Maryland59.8. William& Mary93-Cornell 52, W1ll1amsburg,April 10-880, PENNSYLVANIA Anastasio(C) 1:50.9; 2. Clark (Wm&M) 1:51.5. 3M, Martin (W­ GB) 13:34.4. SP, Doupe (C) 58-8½. Temple66½-West Chester 63½-St. Joseph's 51, West Chest­ er, April 2 /West Chester'sfirst loss in three years/-HJ, Lennex NORTH CAROLINA (SJ) 7-0. LJ, Lennex24-¼. TJ, Lennex46-4½ (bruised heel). Lafayette98 -Columbia55, Easton,April 3-HT, Feldman CarolinaRelays, Chapel Hill , April 13 /cloudy w, th uct:as­ ( L) 178-2. ional showers/- LJ, Godwin (FayettevilleSt) 25-2½; 2. Beasley Penn118-LaSalle 32, Philadelphia,April 6. (N Car) 25-0. 440R, North CarolinaCentral 40 .6 (Ouko, Ray, Nittany Lion Relays,University Park,April 13-2M, Freder­ Sang,Black); 2. Norfolk State40 .9. MileR, NCC3 :06.2 (Ray icks (PPC)8:56.6 . 6M, Maguire(Penn St) 27:45.8 PR (13th 47.1, Ouko 47.4, Sang45.9, Black 45.8); 2. Norfolk State

Page 61- ,;t-',il 18, 1974 3:08.6 (Davis47.0, Penny47.4, Neely47.6, Colbert46.6). Murray,April 6-3M, Staynings(WK-GB) 13:26.4; 2. Bannon SpMedR,NCC 3: 17.2 ( Ray 21.0, Black 20.1, Sang45.5, Oukc. (Mem-GB)13:27.8; 3. Munro (WK-Can)13:42.6. LJ, Briggs 1:50.6). (WK) 24-8. TJ, Briggs51-½; 2. Fairfax (Mem) 50-10¼. SP, Stuart (WK) 61-0. SOUTH CAROLINA Wisconsin84-Kentucky 78, Lexington,April 6-6M, John­ son (W-frosh)28:49.2. Virginia Tech72-Furman 55-Princeton 54, Greenville,March Wisconsin104-Eastern Kentucky 58, Richmond,April 9- 26. 6M, Johnson(W) 28:33.2. Clemson88-East Tennessee State 76, Clemson,March 27- Mile, Cusack(ET-Eire) 4:11.6. 3M, Cusack13:58.2. TENNESSEE Baptist92-Harvard 53, Charleston,April 3-LJ, Vanderpool­ Wallace(H-Bah) 24-9¼. MiddleTennessee State 71-Central Michigan 56-Northern State-RecordRelays, Columbia, April 6-Cornell's Bob Ana­ Illinois37-Cincinnati 32, Murfreesboro,April 6-T J, Haynes stasiowas named the outstandingathlete of the meetfor anch­ (MT) 49-6. oring the Big Red'stwo-mile and distancemedley teams to Tennessee110-Auburn 60-Miami/O 21, Knoxville, April victory, the former overSouth Carolina'sindoor championship 6-100(0.0), Jones(T) 9.3; 2. Young (T) 9.4; 3. Bond (T) team. 2M, Waldrop(N Car)8:54.0 (sufferingfrom badwisdom 9.9. 220(-2.5),Jones 21.0; 2. Bond21.6; 3. Young 21.8. teeth); 2. Wilkins (NC St) 9:00.4; 3. Leddy (E Tenn St-Eire) 3M, Brown (T) 13:27.4; 2. Bentz (T) 13:51.2. JT, Martin (T) 9:06.2. HJ, Embree(Harv) 6-11; 2. Phillips(Pem St) 6-9. 245-4. 440R, Tennessee40.6. LJ, Vanderpool-Wallace(Harv-Bah) 25-¾. SP, Doupe(Cornell) DogwoodRelays, Knoxville,April 12(a)13(b)-100(b),Jones 58-9; 2. Griffin (Ga) 57-4. 2MR, Cornell7:33.8; 2. South (Tenn) 9.2; 2. Copeland(Mid Tenn) 9.4; 3. Young (Tenn) 9.4. Carolina7:35.6. DisMedR,Cornell 10:02.4; 2. Harvard Coll 100(b),Smith (Lipscomb)9.4. 220(b), Jones20.7; 2. 10:02.4. Joseph(S Hall-Trin) 20.9; 3. Gilkes(Fisk-Guyana) 21.0. 440(b), SouthCarolina State Invitational, Orangeburg, April 6 /wind~ Wallace(Ind) 46.5; 2. Sowerby(SITC-Antigua) 46.5. 880(a), gustingto 30mph/-100(w), Gilkes(Fisk-Guyana) 9.1; 2. Gam­ Sparks(UCTC) 1:49.9. Mile(b), Heidenreich(Ind) 4:02.3; 2. ble (Waters)9.4. 880R, NCC1 :25.0 (Ray, Ouko,Sang, Black). Sparks4:04.2. St(b), Brown (Tenn) 8:36.8; 2. Staynings(Wn Ky-GB)8:40.6; 3. Leddy (E Tenn-Eire)8:45.6; 4. Hadley FLORIDA (Ky) 8:57.0; 5. Steele(Tenn) 8:58.2. 3M(b), Gibbens(UCTC) 13:41.2; 2. Brown 13:42.4; 3. Reinke(UCTC) 13:45.2; 4. Indiana67-Florida 65-Florida TC 57, Gainesville,April 7 Mandera(Ind) 13:47.8; 5. Haviland(Knox TC) 13:51.2. 6M(a), /clear & warm; scorewas Indiana62-Florida 62-FTC 57 with Brown 27:53.6; 2. Bowerman(UCTC) 27:58.6; 3. Haviland the mile relay left/-100, Jenkins(F) 9.5. 220, Wallace(I) 21.1. 28:00.0; 4. Torres(Murray St) 28:06.0; 5. Carter(Knox TC) 440, Wallace46.5; 2. Brown(F) 47.1. 880, Luzins(FTC) 1:53.3. 28:15.0; 6. Hinck (Toledo) 28:34.8. HH(b), Johnson(Tenn) Mile, Dyce (FTC-Jam)4:00.4; 2. Heidenreich(I) 4:02.9; 3. 14.0; 2. Stapp(Ind) 14.1. IH(b), Caudill(Ind) 51.4. Messenger(FTC) 4:07.1. 3M, Shorter (FTC) 13:24.8; 2. Hayes HJ(b), Adama(Ind) 7-0; 2. Branch(Tenn) 6-10. PV(b), Green (I) 13:51.0; 3. Mandera(I) 13:54.4. HH, Stapp(I) 13.9; 2. (Ohio St) 16-7½; 2. Becker(Furman) 16-3; 3. Anderson(Wn Caudill(I) 14.6. I H, Caudill51.1; 2. Rambo( F) 53.2. Mich) 16-3. LJ(b), Carter(A-Peay) 26-2; 2. Boyd (Fisk) 26-0; HJ, Adama(I) 6-10. PV, Freeman( F) 16-0. SP, Larrison 3. Haynes(Mid Tenn) 25-11¾; 4. Gaines(Wn Car) 25-3¼. (FTC) 58-6. 440R, Indiana40.5 (Stapp, Leftwich, Powell, TJ(b), Haynes51-10½; 2. Gaines50-7½; 3. Briggs(Wn Ky) Wallace);2. Florida 40.7. MileR, Indiana3:12.8; 2. Florida 50-6½. SP(b),Stuart (Wn Ky) 62-2¼. DT(b), Drescher(DCS) :13.5; 3-:-FlonaaTC 3:22.4. 203-1~ . Swarts-(Shon-AC) 185-4. ·-'f(trl70 irrneen('El~ScP Rico) 196-5; 2. Stein (NYAC) 184-10. JT(b), Dowswell(Ohio KENTUCKY U-Can)249-6. Dec(4/11-12),Fritts (Tenn) 6980 (frosh); 2. Huggins(Ky) 6628. MurrayState 74-Lincoln 73-Western Illinois 33, Murray, 440R(b), Tennessee40.2 (Walker,Jones, Young, Bond); 2. March25. Indiana40.3; 3. WesternKentucky 40.8; 4. Seton Hall 40.8; WesternKentucky 89-Murray State 56-Memphis State 33, 5. Fisk 40.8. 880R(b), Tennessee1:23.2 (Radcliff, Jones,

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Vol. 20, No. 7, April 18, 1974. Upcoming issues will be mailed, April 25, May 2, 16, 23, 30, June 6, 20, July 4, 25. Page 62-April 18, 1974 Young, Bond); 2. Indiana 1:25.2. MileR(b), Seton Hall 3:09.7; 8:59.0; 2. Wesseling(M) 9:06.0. HT, Accambray(KS-Fr) 202-0. 2. Michigan3:09.7. 2MR(b), Ohio State 7:32.4. 4MR(a), Indiana 16:29.0 (Magley,Mandera, Hayes,Heidenreich); 2. MICHIGAN WesternKentucky 16:31.6; 3. Villanova 16:35.8; 4. Tennessee 16:38.0; 5. EasternMichigan 16 :41.0; 6. Notre Dame 16:46.8. WesternMichigan Invitational, Kalamazoo, March 30-HT, SpMedR(b),Eastern Michigan 3:26.2. DisMedR(b),Eastern Meyer (Wn Mich) 178-5. Michigan9:42.8; 2. Tennessee9:44.0; 3. WesternKentucky 9:44.8; 4. Michigan9:44.8; 5. Villanova 9:55.8. HHR(b), IN DIANA Seton Hall 57.6; 2. WesternMichigan 58.5; 3. tie, Eastern Michigan& Ohin State 59.5. Purdue94-lndiana State 50, West Lafayette,April 12- 100(w), Mitchell (Pl 9.4. 220(w), Burton (P) 20.6. U(w), MISSISSIPPI Bolin (P) 25-9. DeltaRelays, Cleveland, March 30-100, Robinson(Alcorn) 9.4; 2. Capitol (Alcorn) 9.5. HH, Martin (SEn La) 13.7; 2. ILLINOIS Lawrence(SEn La) 14.0. EasternIllinois BO-IllinoisState 60-Loras23-Bradley 22, LOUISIANA Peoria,April 6. lllinaj_s-UCTC-NotreDaf!lj!, ~ham[@!QnApril 6 ~ dy_&_ Cowboy-Relays, Lake Charles,March 30-100, Porter (SWn cool; no team scoring/-100(w), Goodrich (UCTC) 9.5. 220(w), La) 9.5. Heats: Porter 9.3. HH, Gipson(Lamar) 13.8. IH, Goodrich 21.0. 880, Paul (UCTC) 1:51.6. Mile, Wohlhuter Gipson53 .7. LJ, Thomas(NWn La St) 25-4; 2. Brown (NW) (UCTC) 4:07.6; 2. Durkin (I) 4:08.5. 3M, Fischer(UCTC) 25-4; 3. Ellis (SWn La) 25-¼; 4. Denton (NW) 24-8. TJ, Scott 13:58.6; 2. Durkin 14:05.4. HH(w), Steele(UCTC) 14.1. (NEn La) 50-6½; 2. Deveaux(McNeese) 50-6½ . 440R, North­ IH, Steele53.3. HJ, Matzdorf (UCTC) 7-1¼. LJ(w), Humph­ easternLouisiana 40.5 (Archie, Prince,Johnson, Gene) . ries (UCTC) 24-8; 2. Ehizuelen(I-Nigl 24-4¼. TJ(w), Ehiz­ LouisianaTech 89-NorthernIowa 54-UT Arlington 38, uelen 54-1¾; 2. Craft (UCTC) 54-1. 440R, UCTC40.2 (Good­ Ruston, March30-HH , Stubhs(LT) 13.8. HJ, Smith (LT) rich, Thurton, Nuttall, McFarland). 6-7. LJ, Smith 24-5. TJ, Smith 44-1_½. Southern Illinois 85½-lllinois 59½, Champaign,April 13 LSU87-Texas A&M 40, Baton Rouge,April 6 /attendance /attendance2400/-440, Erickson(SI) 46.8. HJ, Hancock 784/-220(4.40), Cobb (LSU) 20.9. HH(-2.0), Shipp {LSU) (SI) 6-10. LJ, Ehizuelen(I-Nigl 24-8. TJ, Robins(SI-Bah) 14.0;... dnf-Jones (A&M) (slight pull). PV, Anding (LSU) 51-11¼; 2. Ehizuelen51-5¾. SP, Baietto (I) 58-8½. 440R, 16-9 {attempted no higher heights). Southern Illinois 40.4 (Smith, Erickson, Laws,Monroe). SouthwesternLouisiana Relays, Lafayette, April 5(a)-6(b)- EasternIllinois Relays,Charleston, April 13- lOO(nwi). 1OO(b), Porter (SWn La) 9.5. Heats(a): 1-1. Porter 9.4. HH(b), Osei-Agyeman(En I11-Gha)9.4 . HH(nwi), Larry (Linc) 13.9. Stubbs (La Tech) 13.8;... dnf-Gipson (Lamar). Heats(a): LJ(nwi), Brown (En Ill) 25-4¼. 1-1.Gipson 13.9. 11-1.Stubbs 13.9. 3M(a), Hilton (PCC) Northwestern 71-lllinois State 60-Northern Illinois 51, 13:45.2. HJ(b), Shanklin (NEn La) 7-1. PV(b), Glackman Evanston,A pril 13. (Ala) 16-0. DT(b), Stadel (Rice) 183-4. LJ(b), Smith (La Tech) 24-6; 2. Carter (A-Peay)23-8½. WISCONSIN LouisianaTech 87-North Dakota State 75-McNeeseState 19-NorthwesternLouisiana 5, Ruston,April 9-100, Stubbs Wisconsin 102-lowa41, Madison,April 13- HJ, Knoedel (LT) 9.8. HH, Stubbs 13.8; 2. Barber(LT) 14.0. (I) 7-0

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Ohio82-Miami/O 77, Athens, March30. IowaState 100-SouthDakota State 50, Ames, March 30- BowlingGreen 108-Toledo 47, Toledo, April 2-HH, Fegley 100(w), Sands(IS-Bah) 9 .3. PV, Laz (IS) 16-11. (BG) 14.0. OhioRelays, Athens, April 5(a)-6(b)-St(b), Minty (En Mich­ MISSOURI GB) 9:09.6. 6M(a), Hatfield (W Va TC) 28:57.6. IH(b), . . . 3. Bruggeman(Ohio TC) 54.5. HT(a), Dinneen(DCS-P Rico) NortheastMissouri State 86-WesternIllinois 59, Kirksville, 192-8; 2. Accambray(Kent St-Fr) 192-3. JT(b), Dowswell March30-HJ, Rogers(WI) 6-11. (Ohio U-Can)238-0 ; 2. Kouvolo (BruceTC) 224-4. Dec(a-b), Hupp (Ohio TC) 6641. NEBRASKA WesternMichigan 133-Toledo 29, Toledo, April 9. BowlingGreen State 115-CentralMichigan 48, Bowling W ClubInvitational, Lincoln, March 29-HJ, Nielsen(Nebr Green,April 13. Wesl)7-¼. KentState 88-Miami/O75. Kent, April 13-St, I rmen ( KS)

Page 63-April 18, 1974 I SOUTH DAKOTA Mendoza(Ariz) 4:04.6. 3M(a), Bjorklund (Minn) 13:40.0; 2. Fee(Minn) 13:43.6; 3. Levey(Angelo St) 13:50.4. HH(b, 7.7), South DakotaState Invitational,Brookings, April 6-HHR, Stubbs(La Tech) 13.4; 2. Gipson(Lamar) 13.4; 3. Roland South DakotaState 59.9. (KansSt) 13.6; 4. Jones(Tex A&M) 13.9; 5. Jubert (N Tex) 13.9; 6. Martin (SEn La) 14.0; 7. Jackson(Baylor) 14.1. KANSAS Heats(a): 1(4.5)-1.Gipson 14.0. 11(2.4)-1.Shipp (LSU) 13.7; 2. Jones13.9. 111(5.2)-1. Stubbs 14.0. IV(2.9)-1. Roland 14.0. WichitaState Relays,Wichita, April 6 /35-45mph winds/­ Semis(a): I (4.3)-1. Stubbs 13.8;... disq-Shipp. 11(4.3)-1. lOO(w),Lutz (Kans)9.2; 2. Walker (Colo St) 9.3. Heats(w): Martin 13.9; 2. Roland 13.9; 3. Jackson14.0; 4. Gipson 14.0. Lutz 9.4. 220(w), Lutz 20.7. HH(w), Roland(Kans St) 13.7. IH(a), Lee (KansSt) 50.4; 2. Gailey (Baylor) 51.0; 3. Rambo PV, Porter ( Kans) 16-2. LJ(w), Seay( Kans)26-7 (25-7, 25-3¼, ( Fla) 51.3; 4. Tolbert (Ariz) 52.0; 5. Kehmeier( KansSt) 52.2. 25-5, 25-2¼,26-7, 25-7); 2. Hamilton ( Kans)24-10; 3. Todd Heats(a): IV-1. Gailey 51.9. V-1. Lee52.0. (Kans)24-8. JC LJ(w), Lewis(Nebr Sn) 25-½. TJ(w), Gentry HJ(b), Owens(Sn Cal) 7-2; 2. Smith (Kans)7 -1; 3. Delorey (Mo) 50-6. OT, Smith (Colo St) 198-7. (Baylor) 7-0; 4. Tompkins (Tex) 7-0; 5. Schur (Kans) 6-11. EmporiaState Relays,Emporia, April 6-1 OO(w),Warner PV(b), Hamilton (Ala) 16-0; 2. Marrs(Kans St) 16-0; 3. Smart (NW Mo) 9.4. HH(w), Larry (Linc) 14.0. OT, Kuhn (Hays) (Lamar) 16-0; 4. Shepherd(Tex) 16-0; 5. White (Ariz) 16-0; 176-11. 6. Laz (Iowa St) 16-0. LJ(a), Owusu(Angelo St-Gha) 25-9½; Quad,Lindsborg, Apr-ii 10-DT, Kamla(McPherson) 188-8. 2. Hamilton ( Kans)25-7½; 3. Berry (Tex) 24-lO; 4 ..Seay (Kans)24-9¾; 5. Heroman(LSU) 24-9. SP(b), LeDuc (Tex) OKLAHOMA 64-8¾PR (60-4, 64-8¾,64-1, 64-¾,63-1, 63-10); 2. Arrhenius (BYU-Swe)64-5; 3. Dolegiewicz(Tex-Can) 63-2½; 4. Marks John JacobsInvitational, Norman,April 6-220, Burton (Okla St) 59-9. DT(a), Smith (Colo St) 197-10; 2. Pecar(BYU­ (Purdue)21.3. HH, Jubert (N Tex St) 13.9; 2. Graham(N Tex) Yug) 196-3; 3. Gardenkrans(BYU-Swe) 194-11; 4. Zabelski 14.0. Mile, Slack (unat) 4:09.6; 2. Halberstadt(PCC-S Afr) (UTEP) 188-2; 5. Kuhn (Ft HaysSt) 187-4; 6. McGoldrick 4:09.7. HJ, Hancock(Sn Ill) 7-0; 2. Stoner (Okla) 7-0. PV, (Tex) 187-2; 7. Dull (Auburn) 177-3; 8. Dolegiewicz(Tex­ Winter (Okla) 16-9½. LJ, Bolin (Purdue)24-9¼. T J, Robins Can) 174-4. JT(a), Stevens(Okla St) 242-6; 2. Strickland (Sn Ill-Bah) 51-7. SP,Marks (Okla St) 60-11½. OT, Hannan (Ariz) 239-9; 3. Obee(Kans St) 234-9; 4. Tennis(Kans) 231-1; (Nebr) 189-2. 440R, SouthernIllinois 40.8. 5. Robichaux(NE La) 227-6; 6. Blythe (Ala) 226-0. 440R(b), UTEP39.8 (Stewart,Addison, Garpenborg,Reid); TEXAS 2. TexasSouthern 40.0 (Bell, Pough,Taylor, Armstrong); 3. Kansas40.1 (Scavuzzo,Lewis, Lutz, Edwards); 4. Texas40.4; Quad,Abilene, March 14-LJ(w), 3. Thompson(Baylor) 5. NortheastLouisiana 40.6; 6. SouthwesternLouisiana 40.8. 24-8. Heats(a): 1-1.TexasSouthern40.7. 11-1.Kansas40.8. 111-1. PrairieView Relays,Prairie View, March30-1 OO(w),Thom­ UTEP40.6. 880R(a),Texas Southern 1:22.4 (=13th perfor­ as (JacksonSt) 9.3; 2. Dennis(Jackson St) 9.4. manceall-time world) (Bell, Taylor, Pough,Armstrong); 2. Baylor106-TCU 29, Waco,March 30-IH, Gailey (B) 51.9; UTEP 1:23.7 (Stewart,Addison, Garpenborg,Reid); 3. Hous­ 2. Stevens(B) 52.2. ton 1:24.2; 3. Arizona State 1:24.3; 5. NortheastLouisiana EasternNew Mexico 66-Colorado State 65-WestTexas State 1:24.3; 6. SouthwesternLouisiana 1:24.8. Heats(a): 1-1.Tex­ 45, Canyon,March 30-1 OO(w),Walker (Colo St) 9.2; 2. Wright asSouthern 1:23.3 (Bell, Turk, Pough,Armstrong); 2. Texas (WT) 9.3; 4. Chism(CS) 9.4. 1:23.6 (Smith, Robinson,Jackson, Sf)ence); 3. LSU 1:24.4; == ·wildcat Relays,Abilene, Ma rch 30-220-:0 avidson- ( Ranger 4. KansasState l: 24.8. 11-1.UT E P 1:24.3; 2. Houston 1:24.5i JC) 20.9. 3. NortheastLouisiana 1 :24.5. 111-1.Arizona State 1:24.2; 2. HowardPayne Invitational, Brownwood, April 5-TJ, Pom­ SouthwesternLouisiana 1 :24.6. aney ( H Payne-Gha)51-10. MileR(b), tie, Baylor & TexasSouthern 3:06.7 (Baylor- Texas112½-TCU 32½-SMU 21, Fort Worth, April 6-lOO(w), Lang47.2, Carter47.0, Jordan46.2, Son 46.3; TexasSouthern­ Collins (TCU) 9.2; 2. Spence(T-Jam) 9.4; 3. G.Pouncy(SMU) Thompson48.1, Armstrong47.0, LaGrant46.1, Jenkins45.5); 9.5. HH(w), Robinson(T) 13.8; 2. Lightfoot (T) 14.7; 3. 3. Texas3:·06.9 (Goss 47.1, Wright47.1, Jackson46.5, Sturgal Primeaux(T) 15.2. SP, Dolegiewicz(T-Can) 62-7½; 2. LeDuc 46.2); 4. Florida 3:06.9 (Goings,Rambo, Alexander, Brown); (T) 61-5¼. OT, LeDuc 188-7; 2. McGoldrick (T) 175-5; 3. 5. KansasState 3: 08.1 (Merrill, Roland,Prince, Lee); 6. Arizona Dolegiewicz172-6. 3:09.8 (Taylor, Gilbreath, Fields, Lawson); 7. Oklahoma3: 11.2. Baylor88½-West Texas State 49-TexasTech 31½-New Mexico Heats(a): 1-1.Texas 3:09.6; 2. KansasState 3:10.0; 3. New State 16, Lubbock, April 6-220(w), Son (B) 21.0. HH(w), Mexico 3: 11.4. 11-1.Baylor 3:08.5 (Son46.6); 2. TexasSouth· Jackson(B) 13.7 (frosh). ern 3:08:7; 3. Arizona 3:09.1; 4. Florida 3:10.6. 111-1.LSU TexasRelays, Austin, April 12(a)-13(b)- 3: 11.0 (Stephens45.8); 2. Oklahoma3: 11.3. University Division: lOO(b,5.2), Brown (Ariz) 9.5; 2. Sands 2MR(b), KansasState 7 :24.4 ( Feltner 1:50.8, Hinchliffe (Iowa St-Bah)9.6; 3. Porter (SWnLa) 9.6; 4. Lutz (Kans)9.6; 1:51.3, Prince 1:50.6, Harrison1:51.4); 2. South Carolina 5. Okyir (AngeloSt-Gha) 9.6; 6. J.Pouncy(SMU) 9.7. Heats 7:24.8 ( □ .Brown, Shelley,Schaper, J. Brown); 3. Texas7:26.0; (a): 11(2.9)-1.Okyir 9.4. Mile(b), Arriola (Ariz) 4:04.6; 2. 4. OklahomaState 7:26.4; 5. UTEP7:29.6. 4MR(b), Kansas

Page 64-April 18, 1974 State 16:35.2 (Settle4:10.0, Palmer4:04.5, Akin 4:07.1, (NA) 9.3. 220(w), Henderson20.9. LJ, Nance(NM) 25-½w. Schemmel4: 13.6); 2. Texas16:45.0; 3. Minnesota16:46.8; Colorado87-Eastern New Mexico 66,.Portales,April 6- 4. Wichita State 17:00.0. SpMedR(a),Texas Southern 3:18.5 220(w), Pryor (C) 21.0. Mile, M.Boit (E-Ken)4:09.0; 2. Casta­ (Bell, Pough,Jenkins46:0,LaGrant 1:50.0); 2. LSU 3:19.9; neda(C) 4:12.7. 3M, Ndoo (E-Ken) 14:39.0; 2. Castaneda• 3. North TexasState 3 :20.0; 4. Oklahoma3:21.7; 5. Texas 15:03,8. HJ, Jankunis(C) 6-10. LJ(w), Adams(C-Gha) 25-8½; 3:22.3; 6. Florida 3:24.1. DisMedR(a),Missouri 9 :38.2 (T. 2. Amoah (E-Gha)25-6. TJ(w), Amoah 50-8. McMullen2:59 .7, Williams47.5, Rogles1 :49.6, C.McMullen 4:01.3); 2. OklahomaState 9:38.4 (Holderman,2:59.2, UTAH Wortham47.3, Meade1 :50.9, Manke4:00 .9); 3. Wichita State 9:38.8 (Davis2:59.5, Parker47.8, Smisor1 :49.2, Smith 4:02.3); BYU Invitational, Provo,March 30-440, Enyeart(Utah St) 4. South Carolina9:39.2 (J.Brown, Reid, □ .Brown, Schaper); 46.4; 2. Webster(Utah) 46.8. 3M, Cummings(BYU) 13:53.8. 5. UTEP9:40.4 (Munene2:59.7, Kemp46.8, Pearson1 :52.5, 6M, Bringhurst(Air Guard)28:54 .2. SP,Arrhenius (BYU-Swe) Waigwa4:01.3); 6. Arizona 9:43.4; 7. KansasState 9:50 .4 60-10½. OT, Pecar(BYU -Yug) 199-3 NR; 2. Gardenkrans (led until anchor-Schemmel4:14.6). HHR(b), Baylor 57.2 (BYU-Swe) 187-10. (Stevens,Malone, Jackson, Gailey); 2. Texas57.3 (Hackney, WeberState Invitational, Ogden, March 30-HH(w), Juarez Lightfoot, Primeaux,Robinson); 3. North TexasState 57.8 (Nev) 13.8. LJ(w), Asset(Nev) 24-8½; 2. Flagstad(Nev-Nor) (Graham,Malveaux, Eberhart, Jubert). 23-9¼. OpenDivis ion: 440(b); Jones(NE Mo~St) 4·5:--3-PR; 2.-Peop­ UtahState -1OZ-½ -Weber-·State·72-Rick 11·½-EasternUtah les(DCS) 45.8; 3. Bolding (PCC)46.1 PR; 4. Schultz (PCC) 2, Logan,April 6-DT, Johnson(US) 177-2. 46.3; 5. Blessing(Hillcrest HS, Dallas)47 .5. Mile(b), Slack (unat) 3:59.8 (56.4); 2. Cummings(BYU) 4:00.3; 3. Halber­ ARIZONA stadt (PCC-S Afr) 4:01.3; 4. Fulton (PPC)4 :04.9. PV(b), Jes­ see(UTEP) 17-0; 2. Carter(unat) 17-0; 3. Rogers(Sn Cal) JC Tri, Coolidge,March 29-HJ, Williams(Mesa) 7 -0. PV, 15-6. HJ(b), Stones(PCC) 7-1; 2. Underwood(Ariz St) 7-0. Haynie(Cent Ariz) 16-7. SP,Semkiw (Mesa) 59-3¾. SP(b),Feuerbach (PCC) 70 -1½ (70-1½,68-7¾, 67-10, f, 65-10, JC 5-way,Tempe, April 5-100, McCullom(Mesa) 9.4. SP, 68-10¾); 2. Walker(SMU) 61-3¾;.. . nm-Woods(PCC) 3 fouls. Semkiw(Mesa) 63-8½ . 440R, Mesa40.5 (Banks,McCullom, Dec(4/10-11),Bennett ( EagleTC) 7789 ( 10.5w,22-lO½w, Fletcher,Walker). 40-8½,6-0, 48.4, 15.2, 124-6,15-3, 207-2, 4:29.7); 2. Lythell BYU 92-ArizonaState 67-Utah31, Tempe,April 6 /AS 92- (BYU-Swe)7518 ( 10.8w, 23-3%w,45-1 ½, 6-5, 50.2, 16.1, U 55; BYU 91-AS61/-440, Webster(U) 47.0. Mile, Cummings 147-3,13-5½, 169-2, 4:42.5); 3. Hackney(Tex) 7352 (10.9w, (BYU) 4:00.3; 2. Rafferty (AS) 4:08.0. HJ, Underwood(AS) 23-0w,37-4½,6-6,51.5, 15.3, 121-0,15-3, 187-6,4:56.1); 4. 7-3. SP,Arrhenius (BYU-Swe) 62 -1¼. OT, Pecar(BYU -Yug) Coffman(Sn Cal) 71~2 (10.9w, 22-4w,47-0, 5-11, 49.8, 14.3, 196-10; 2. Gardenkrans(BYU- _Swe) 182-0. 440R, Arizona 138-2,11-6, 151-7,4:54.8); 5. Whitson(unat) 7095 (11.3w, · State40.8 . 22·5w, 42-5¼,6-0, 53.3, 15.8, 128-6, 15-3, 176-8, 4:51.9); 6. UTEP95-Arizona 68, Tucson,April 6-100(2.0), Garpen­ Heroman(LSU) 6905; 7. Joseph(NM) 6828; 8. Backmar. borg (U-Swe)9 .2 NR; 2. Stewart(U-Jam) 9.3; 3. Brown (A) (BYU-Swe)6676 (nh PV). 9.4. 220(3.4), Reid (U-Trin) 20.7; 2. Brown 20.8. Mile, Waig­ CollegeDivision : 440R(b), Alcorn A&M 40.9; 2. TexasA&I wa {U-Ken)4 :05.7 (56.0). HJ, Joseph(A) 7-0. PV, Jessee(U) 40.9; 3. Wiley 41.1. 880R(a),Wiley 1:24 .6; 2. TexasA&I 16-0. LJ, Joseph24-9; 2. Drew (A) 24-8w. SP,Hoglund (U­ 1:25.0; 3. SoutheasternLouisiana 1 :25.1. Heats(a): 1-1. Wiley Swe)60-9¼. JT, Strickland (A) 243-9. OT, Zabelski(U) 1: 24.8; 2. SoutheasternLouisiana 1 : 24.8. MileR(b), Southern 178-5. 440R, UTEP40.3 (Stewart,Asare, Garpenborg, Reid). 3:09.2 (Stevenson46.0, Henderson48 .1, Rose48 .0, Brown NorthernArizona 112 -Nevada/LasVegas 51-Southern Utah 47.1); 2. DallasBaptist 3:09.5 (Pyle, Davis,Revada, Hill); 3. 18, Flagstaff,April 14-lOO(w), Bailey (NA) 9.2. Prairie.View A&M 3: 11.8. 2MR(b), PrairieView 7:31.4; 2. Grambling7 :37.8; 3. Fort HaysState 7:38.6. SpMedR(a), IDAHO Southern3:21.8 (Jackson,Brown, Stevenson47.0, Chevis 1:51.8); 2. NorthwesternLouisiana 3:23.0; 3. TexasA&I BoiseState 73-ldaho 51-Spokane Falls CC 44-Bellevue CC 3:24.6. DisMedR(a),Northeast Missouri 9 :54.4 (Ventlin9, 22, Moscow,April 6-100, Bartell (BS) 9.4. Jones,Harmon, Lipper); 2. PittsburgState 9:54.6; 3. Fort HaysState 9 :55.2. CALIFORNIA JC Division: 100(b), Hollins (Ranger)9 .7. HH(b; w), Price (En Okla) 14.3. IH(a), Nelson(Cisco) 52.2. 440R(b), Ranger AC, Long Beach,March 2-HT, Hart (NYAC) 210-2; 2. 40.6 (Hollins, Boone,Brown, Davidson). MileR(b), Ranger Arcaro (BHS) 194-6. 3: 12.8 (Boyd, Novak,Yarbrough, Brown). OccidentalSO-Stanford 65, EagleRock, March30. QuartzHill Classic,Quartz Hill, March31-DT, Ordway NEW MEXICO (PCC)200-5; 2. Lister (BHS) 196-11; 3. Weber(PCC) 191-9. JC Dual,El Cajon,April 5-100, Wilmoth ( Citrus) 9.4. 220, NewMexico 117-Air Force55-Northern Arizona 30, Albu­ Wilmoth 21.0. querque,April 6-100(33.5), Henderson(NM) 9.2; 2. Bailey UCLA 92-California52, Westwood,Aprir 6 /attendance

Page 65-April 18, 1974 I 8437/-220(5.0), Brown (U) 20.9. 880, Brown (C) 1:48.8; 2. 21.0. 440, Parks(U) 45.8; 2. Brown 45.8. 880, Bence(0) Kovacich(U) 1:50.6. Mile, Veney (U) 4:06.0; 2. Innes(U) 1:52.0; 2. Veney (0) 1:52.0. Mile, Geis(0) 3:58.9; 2. Feig 4:06.7; 3. Gilmore (U) 4:07.8. HJ, Kotinek (U) 7-0. PV, Trac· (0) 4:00.0; 3. Beck (U) 4:03.0. 3M, James(0)'13:55.6; 2. anelli (U-Fr) 16-6. LJ(w), Herndon(U) 26-1½; 2. Kotinek Hale (0) 13:55.6. St, Lathers(0) 8:38.4; 2. Innes (U) 8:41.6 24-6¼. TJ, Taylor (U) 53-5½. SP,Schiller (U) 61-10; 2. Fre­ PR; 3. Williams (0) 8:58.0. HH(w), Whigham(0) 14.6; 2. berg (U) 59-3¾; 3. Niedhart (U) 59-2½. OT, Freberg185-10. Kotinek (U) 14.8. IH, Guerrero(U) 52.0. HJ, Kotinek 6-10. JT, Kotinek 230-7. 440R, UCLA 39.8 (Wilson,Parks. Brown, PV, Tracanelli(U-Fr) 17-1¼; 2. Selzer(U) 1-5-6;3. Brigham Peppars); 2. California40.3 (Walker,Mosley, Strickland, (0) 15-6. LJ, Herndon(U) 25-11¾PR (6th performer all-time Burns). MileR, California 3: 11.7 (Brown 46.9), 2. UCLA USJunior); 2. Blackman(0-Aus) 25-5½; 3. Kotinek 24-6¼. 3: 12.1 ( Rollins 53.2, Brown 45.9, Harrell 4 7.5, Parks45.5). TJ, Taylor (U) 52-9½. SP,Schiller (U) 61-7¾; 2. Freberg(U) SouthernCal 122-Stanford 23, /in conjunction with pre­ 61-2¼; 3. Neidhart (U) 61-¾. OT, Freberg(U) 186-0. JT, cedingmeet/-100(3.7), Shavers(SC) 9.5; 2. A.Williams(SC) Kotinek 246-5. 440R, UCLA 40.5; 2. Oregon40.7. MileR, 9.6. 220(4.3), Shavers21.0. HJ, Owens(SC) 7-¼; 2. Culp UCLA 3: 11.2 (Guerrero48.8, Veney 47.9, Harrell 47.4, Walt· (SC) 7-¼. PV, Pullard (SC) 16-6. LJ(w), Hardeman(SC) 26-1½; ers47.1). 2. Williams 25-11¼; 3. Hammond(SC) 24-3¾. TJ, Washington The Meet,Santa Barbara, April 12(a)-13(b)-St(b), Price (SC) 51-6; 2. Cochee(SC) 51-.3¾w. SP, Budincich (SC) 58-1. (AIA) 8:47.6; 2. Haver(AIA) 8:59.4. PV(b), Miguel (BHS) 440R, Southern Cal40 .1 (Williams,Jones, Randle, Shavers). 16-6; 2. Hamer (CP/SLO)16-6; 3. Haagen(CP/SLO) 16-3. MileR, Southern Cal 3:09.4 (Brown 48.3, Baxter 47.3, Randle . DT(b), Tollefson (BHS) 180-4. Dec(a-b),Dixon (BHS) 7830 46.8, Jones47 .0). HH(5.5), Washington13.9; 2. Johnson(SC) PR (13th performer all-time US) (old PR 7103 [Tl]) (10.7, 14.0. 23-4, 46-9, 6-6, 49.6, 15.1, 146-0, 12-1¾,224-5, 4:43.2); 2. NorthridgeState 97-CalPoly/SLO 66, North ridge,April 6- Warkentin ( BHS) 7639 ( 11.3, 22-9½,43-4, 6-¾, 50.2, 14.6, 100(w), Edwards(CP) 9.5. 220(w), Edwards20.5 (frosh); 2. 149-2, 13-3½,204-10, 4:27.8); 3. Sterner(Sn Cal-Swe)7327 Brownstein(NS) 21.0. HJ, Frazier(NS) 7-¼. ( 11.5, 21-5½,44-1 ½, 6-2¾, 51.6, 15.0, 14l-7, 13-9½,217-½, FresnoState 116½-UCSB28½, Fresno,April 6-PV, Aldrich 4:56.5). (FS) 16-3½. HT, Giroux (FS) 179-0. San Diego Relays,San Diego,April 13-440, Singletary(Sn San FranciscoState 111-FresnoPacific 61-Stanislaus State Cal Coll) 46.8. HH, White (BHS) 13.8. IH, W.Williams(SDTC) 25~San Francisco,April 6. 51.7; 2. King (SDTC) 51.9; 3. Patton (North St) 52.0._HJ, WashingtonState 86½-SanJose State 67½, SanJose, April Culp (Sn Cal) 6-10;· 2. Frazier(North St) 6-8;... nh-Brown 6-100(7.2'), Breddell(SJ) 9.4; 2. Noble (WS)9.5. 880, Scott (BHS). PV, Pullard (Sn Cal) 16-0. SP,Turri (Sn Cal Coll) (WS) 1:54.3 . . Mile, Schilling (SJ) 4: 10.3. 3M, J.Ngeno(WS-Ken) 58-11¼. OT, Ordway (PCC)183-1. HT, Casey(BHS) 209-3; 13:44.8; 2. Genet(SJ) 13:54.8. St, Fleet (WS)9:03.8. HH 2. Frenn (unat) 205-5; 3. Galle (BHS) 200-0; 4. Hart (NYAC) (3.5), K.Ngeno(WS-Ken) 13.9. IH, Kaster(SJ) 52.2; 2. K. 199-7; 5. McCollum (BAS) 190-3. Ngeno53.8. HJ, Livers(SJ) 6-9. LJ(w), Davis(SJ) 25-10½; 2. SanJose State 86-ldaho State 62-0ccidental 30, SanJose, Delamere (WS-NZ) 25-8½; 3. Wright (SJ) 25-1¾. T J, Kimble April 13 /SJ 86-IS 59; SJ 101-0 44; IS 94-0 45/-100(9.8), (WS) 52-9½w; 2. Livers52-2½; 3. Delamere51-3¾w. Lawson(IS-Jam) 9.3; 2. Breddell (SJ) 9.5. 220(7.4), Breddell LongBeach State 103-SanDiego State 45-PCC32, Long 20.7; 2. Lawson20.7. HH(8.4), Tinnin (SJ) 13.8. LJ(w), Be<1ch,April 6-440, S.Williams(SD St) 46.9. HJ, Stones(PCC) Davis(SJ) 24-11¾; 2. Tullock (IS) 24-9¼. TJ(w), l:.ivers(SJ) 7-0 (first outdoor competition of y,ear). PV, Carrigan(PCC) 50-6¼. 440R, SanJose State 40 .7;... disq-ldaho State40.7. 17-0. LJ, Batiste( LB St) 25-8¾; 2. Moore (SDTC-guest)24-11. UC Davis92-Hayward State 80, Davis,April 13. TJ, Dupree(LBS) 51-2¼; 2. Tucker (LBS) 51-½. SP, Feuer­ Washington74-California 71, Berkeley,April 13 /Cal led bach (PCC_69-9¾ (fu st out_d_o_or_c_omp.elition). D.I., eowell - ~ n-69 before mile-relay/-HH(6.36); Mosle-y~(CJ-]4:0:- Mile~, - (PCC)211-8; 2: Ordway (PCC)187-9; 3. Weber(PCC) 187-1 . Gibsori(W) 4:06.5; 2. Brown ( C) 4: 10.6. SP, Vincent (W) 440R, San DiegoState 40.8. 58-1¼. JT, Ewaliko (W) 236-9. 440R, Cal40.4. MileR, LAState Invitational,Los Angeles,April 6-HH, White (BHS) Washington3:15.6 (Franco 47.4); 2. Cal 3:15.6 (Brown 47.9). 14.0. HJ, Winston (LA St) 7-0. TJ, Tiff (BHS) 54-0; 2. Jack­ San FranciscoState 83-Humboldt State 76, San Francisco, son (BHS-Jam)50-8¼. OT, Tollefson (BHS) 189-0; 2. Kohler April 13-220, Pettus(SF) 20.9. (BHS) 178-9. LA State 82-CalPoly/Pomona 72, Pomona,April 13-1 OO(w), Occid!rntal82-Cal Poly/Pomona 63, EagleRock, April 6- Rowles( LA) 9.4. Mile IH Relay, Occidental3:40.5 WR (old WR 3:45.5 Edinboro State 73) (David 56.0, Odell 53.0, Steinshouer57.5, Taylor OREGON 54.0). SpringDecathlon, Fresno, April 8-9-George (FresnoSt) JV Invitational, Eugene,April 6-Mile, Prefqntaine(OTC) 7547 ( 11.2, 22-2½,40-1 ¼, 6-6, 50.6, 15.0, 122-2, 15-0, 184-8½, 4:07.2. 2M, 1-1.Taylor (Ore) 8:58.2. 11-1.Prefontaine 8:49.4. 4:22.3): 2 Tyler (Nev) 6928; 3. Harvey(USAF) 6905; 4. OregonState 114-ldahoState 62-Portland2, Corvallis,April Faster( FresnoSt) 6731. 6 /fully-automatic electric timing/-1 OOm(w),Lawson (IS-Jam) Northridge State-Westmont-FresnoPacific, April 10 /NS 120- 10.3 (9.3 100y hand-timing). 400m, Atuahene(OS-Gha) 46.9 W 41; NS 129-FP28; W 105-FP43/-HJ, Frazier(NS) 7-¼. (46.9y hand-timed). 800m, Ebba(OS-Eth) 1:48.3 (1 :48.9y UCLA 93-0regon61, Westwood,April 13-220. Brown (U) hand-timed). HJ, Woods(OS) 7-2; 2. Fleer (OS) 7-0; 3. Dunn

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,. (NYAC-guest) 7-0. SP, Schmidt (OS) 58-10½. DT, Vollmer 3. Holmes(W) 9:03.8. IH, Lavery(W-S Afr) 52.1. DT, Cham­ (NYAC-guest)189-11. SpHT, DeAutremont(BHS) 210-0; bul (W-Can)183-2; 2. Voorhees(0) 180-4. HT, Ballwey(W) 2. Roeder(Staters) 186-1. JT, 3udd (OS) 254-7. 191-0. JT, Ewaliko(W) 232-3. WashingtonState 87-0regonState 76, Pullman,April 13- WASHINGTON 880, Scott (WS)1 :49.1; 2. Ebba (OS-Eth)1 :49.4. Mile,Ebba 4:09.8. St, Fleet (WS)8:59.6; ... 3. Hill (OS)9:10.2. 3M, CentralWashington BO-Seattle Pacific 53-Pacific Lutheran Ngeno(WS-Ken) 13:28.6; 2. Murphy(WS-Eire) 13:55.8. HH, 50, Tacoma,April 6-St, Sooter (SP) 9:05.0. K.Ngeno(WS-Ken) 14.0. IH, K.Ngeno52.2; 2. Oveson(OS) Washington93-0regon 70, Seattle, April 6-880, Lathers 52.2. HJ, Woods(OS) 7-¼; 2. Braach(WS) 7-¼; 3. Darneille (0) 1:53.7. Mile,Gibson (W) 4:05.5; 2. Daggatt(0) 4:06.3; (WS)6-10½. LJ, Delamere(WS-NZ) 24-8½. TJ, Rim (OS) 3. Feig(0) 4:07.1; 4. Bence(0) 4:07.3. 3M, Geis(0) 13:25.4; 51-1½; 2. Delamere 50-11¼. SP, Cramer(OS) 58-1. JT, Judd 2. Aneersen(W) 13:45.0; 3. Braun (W) 13:46.2; 4. T. Williams (OS)240-10. 440, Atuahene{OS-Gha) 46.7. 440R, Washington (0) 13:55.8. St, G.Williams(0) 8:58.8; 2. Hammitt(0) 9:00.0; State 40.8.

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ITA No. 7, Tokyo, Japan, April 6 /fully,automaticelectric 40.5; 2. Coleman,Babb, Green,Carlos 41.2. timiAg-/-1-00m(=--) ,-·earlos 10:- , 2. Ravelomanantsoa4 0.7; 3. !TA No. 8, 1okyo, Apri,7= 200(-), ·arlos 20.9; 2~ avelo­ Jackson 11.1; 4. Hines11.1; 5. Edmonson11.1; 6. Green 11.3. manantsoa21.2; 3. Hines21.2; 4. Edmonson21.3; 5. Jackson 400, James 46.1; 2. Edmonson46.5; 3. Matthews46.7; 4. 21.9; 6. Green21.9; 7. Branch22.0. 300m, Edmonson32.7; Alexander46.8; 5. Evans48.3; 6. Smith 48.9. 800, Fisher 2. Matthews33.0; 3. James 33.1; 4. Alexander34.6; 5. Smith 1:50.3; 2. Von Ruden 1:50.8. 1500,Jipcho3:40.7; 2. Wottle 34.7. 800, Wattle 1:51.8; 2. Ryun 1:51.9; 3. Von Ruden 3:41.3; 3. Ryun 3:45.2; 4. Howe3:45.7; 5. LaBenz3:45.7. 1:53.0. Mile,Fisher 4:04.3; 2. Jipcho 4:04.7 (first lossas pro); 5000, Benson14:17.6; 2. Munson14:19.8; 3. Lindgren 3. Benson4:07.5; 4. Keino4:08.2. 5000, Jipcho 14:07.6; 2. 14:19.8. 110mHH(-), Milburn13.9; 2. Gibson14.1; 3. LaBenz14:14.0. HH(-), Milburn13.9; 2. Gibson14.1. 40m, Babb 14.2. Branch4.95; 2. Hayes4.99. HJ, Radetich7-1½; 2.Jourdan6-117/8. PV,Smith 17-¾; 2. HJ, Caruthers7-1; 2. Burrell6-11 7/8; 3. Radetich6-9 7/8. Phillips16-6¾; 3. Seagren16-6¾; 4. Williamson16-6¾; 5. PV, Seagren17-8½; 2. Williamson17-4¾; 3. Heglar16-6¾; 4. Heglar16-6¾. LJ(w), Hines26-½; 2. Tate 24-3. SP, DeBer­ Phillips16-6¾; ... nh-Smith. LJ(w), Hines25-11½; 2. Car­ nardi 66-6½; 2. Oldfield64-7½; 3. Salb 64-5¾. 40m, Hayes rington 24-6½. SP, DeBernardi68-5; 2. Salb 67-9; 3. Oldfield 5.01; 2. Gibson5.03. 400R, Gibson,Jackson, Branch,Hines 67-0. 800R, Matthews,Green, James, Carlos1 :26.3.

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ITA No. 9, LosAngeles, April 13 /160y banked board; Jipcho 4:00.8; 2. Ryun 4:04.1_:3. Bair4:05.0. 2M;J(pcho · attendance6892/-40, 1-1.Hayes 4.5; 2. Curtis4.6; 3. Branch 8:52.0; 2. Benson8:52.4. 60HH,'Milburn 7.0; 2. Babb7.2. 4.6; 4. Jackson 4.6. 11-1.McAlister 4.5; 2. Pruitt 4.6. 60, HJ, Caruthers7-0; 2. Radetich7-0. PV,Williamson 17-8; 2. JJ Jackson 6.0; 2. Carlos6.1; 3. Ravelomanantsoa6.1. Seagren17-0; 3. Phillips16-6. LJ, Hines25-2½; 2. Jackson 300, Carlos32.1. 400, James 49.0; 2. Alexander49.3. 1000, 23-11½. SP, Matson68-7¾; 2. DeBernardi68-7¼; 3. Oldfield Fisher2:07.1; 2. Von Ruden2:07 ~ 8; 3. Wottle2:01.8. Mile, 67-6: 4. Salb 66-7½.

HIGH SCHOOL OUTDOOR NEWS WestValley Marathon, San Mateo,Calif., Feb. 10-4. Aguilar son San Francisco)9.5. 220t(nwi), Farmer20.8. (SilverCreek, San Jose) 2:30:39. KendallTrack Classic,Tuscaloosa, Ala., March29-120HH Dual,Santee, Calif.,Mar. 21-SP, Hampton(Valley, El Cajon) (ok), Gillette(Davis, Montgomery) 13.8 (13.8wht). 63-2. Dual, Eugene,Ore., March29-2M, Surface(South, Eugene) Dual,Trentwood,Wash., Mar. 21-JT, Lorenzen(East Val­ 8:58.8. ley, Trentwood)231-6. Florida Relays,Gainesville, Fla., March30-Mile, King(St Dual, Phenix.City, Ala., Mar.23-1 OO(ok),Glance (Central, PiusX, Atlanta, Ga)4:09.1. MileR,Raines, Jacksonville 3: 17.2. PhenixCity) 9.5. San Jacinto Relays,Pasadena, Tex., March30-120HH(ok), CowtownRelays, Ft Worth,Tex., Mar.23-1 OO(w),Briscoe Williams(Rayburn, Pasadena)13.9. 330IH,Stagg (Lee, Baytown) (Dunbar,Ft Worth)9.5. 37.5. MileR,Lufkin 3: 14.9 (3: 15.6 ht on March29). PrairieRelays, Grand Prairie,Tex., Mar.23-lOO(w), 4A, Houston Relays,Houston, Tex., March30-880R, Worthing, Reed( Grand Prairie)9.4; 3A, Washington(Wilmer-Hutchins, Houston 1:27.8. MileR,Worthing 3: 14.9. SpMedR,Sterling, Hutchins)9. 5. Houston3:30.0. CanyonReef Relays,Tex., Mar.23-lOO(nwi) Poole (Central, . City, Dallas,Tex., March30-220t(w), Turner (White,Dallas) San Ango;ilo)9.5. 21.2. 120HH(w),Blessing (Hillcrest, Dallas) 13.8 (plus his 35.9 Dual,San Francisco,Calif., March 28-lOO(nwi), Farmer (Wil- HSR).MileR, Roosevelt, Dalla~ 3: 17.8.

Page67-April 18, 1974 District,Lubbock, Tex., April 6-220t(w), Price(Estacada, result)-DT(lntl), Burton(Vacaville) 174-8 (2nd performer, Lubbock)21.1. performanceall-time HS). NorthwestRelays, Mission, Kans., April 6-PV, Scales( Law­ BeachCities Invitational, Newport Beach, Calif., March 30- rence) 16-2. 2M,Hulst (Laguna Beach) 9:00.6. Invitational,Laguna Beach, Calif., April 6-HJ, Case(Lag~na State RecordRelays, Columbia, S. Car.,April 2-1 OO(ok),· Beach)6-10½. Sumpter(Myrtle Beach) 9.5. LongBeach Relays, Long Beach, Calif., April 6-PV, Tully Conference,Daytona Beach, Fla., April 3-100( w), Harris· (Millikan,Long Beach) 16-4 (=6th performerall-time HS) (Mainland,Daytona (Beach) 9.3; 2. Brown(Mainland) 9.4. (cleared16-8 on 4th attempt). 220st(w),Harris 20.0; 2. Brown20.2. KennedyRelays, Glendale,· Calif., April 9-4MileR, Glendale District,Pasadena, Tex., April3-HJ, Lambdin(Ball, Galves­ 17:43.6. ' ton) 6-10¼;2. Byrd(Texas City) 6-10¼. Invitational,Sacramento, Calif., April 11-HJ, Beedle( La Triangular,Fairfield, Calif., April 3-DT, Burton (Vacaville) Sierra,Carmichael) 6-10¼; 2. Ridge(Merced) 6-1 O¼. 197-6. Tiger Relays,Little Rock,Ark., April 12-SP, White(Russell­ WichitaState Relays,Wichita, Kans., April 4-PV, Riley(East, ville)64-9¼. Wichita)15-7. MemorialRelays, North Bergen,N.J., April 13-HT, Mancino Dual,Glendale, Calif., April 4-120HH(ok), Fulton (Burbank) (North Bergen)191-8. 13.8. MolineInvitational, Moline, Ill., April 13-PV, Johnson Dual,Montebello, Calif., April 4-120H H(ok),Shaw (Muir, (BloomTownship, Chicago Heights) 15-10¼. Pasadena)13.9. 180LHst(ok),Shaw 18.8. ValleyRelays, Lemoore, Calif., April 13-DT, Burton (Vaca­ Dual, LongBeach, Calif., April 4-PV, Tully (Millikan,Long ville)195-10. Beach)16-1 ½. Invitational,San Jose, Calif.,April 13-1 OO(ok),Farmer ColonialRelays, Williamsburg, Va., April 5-2Milefl, Mench­ (Wilson,San Francisco)9.5; 2. Hampton(Silver Creek, San Jose) ville,Newport News 7:48.8 (Watts1:51.5); 2. Ferguson,New­ 9.5. 220t(ok) Hampton20.9. Mile,Kimball (DeLeSalle, Con­ port News7:49.0. cord) 4:05.8; 2. Johnson (Skyline,Oakland) 4: 11.9. 120HH(w), District,Dallas, Tex., April 5-880, Crenshaw(Roosevelt, Kirtman(Wilson, San Francisco)13.8. HJ, Beedle( La Sierra, Dallas)1:51.9. 120HH(nwi),Blessing (Hillcrest, Dallas) 13.7. Carmichael)7-0. TJ(ok), Bryson(Oakland) 50-2¼. DisMedR, MileR,Roosevelt 3: 14.4. Glendale10: 18.8. District,Houston, Tex., April 5-lOO(w)(ht),Toliver (Worthing, Sam HoustonRelays, Arlington, Tex., March30-lOO(w), Houston)9.4. Reed(Grand Prairie) 9.4. OrangeGlen Relays,Escondido, Calif., April 5-T J(ok), BigGreen Relays, Waxahachie, Tex., March30-440R, Dunbar, Banks(Oceanside) 49-9½. Ft. Worth41.7. Alton Relays,Alton, Ill., April6-PV, Johnson (Bloom OALRelays, Oakland, Calif., March 30-lOO(w), Farmer Township,Chicago Heights) 15-9½. (Wilson,San Francisco)9.4; 2. Hampton(Silver Creek, San District,Grapevine, Tex., April 6-440 Collins(Burleson) 4 7. 7. · Jose) 9.5. Farmer& Hampton9.5w heats on March29). District,Arlington, Tex., April 6-220t(w), Reed (Grand ArmijoInvitational, Fairfield, Calif., March 30(additional Prairie)21.2.

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William& MaryInvitational, Williamsburg, Va., Dec. 15- Huron Relavs,Ypsilanti, Mich., March 30-PV, Stokes 50HH,Nichols (Menchville, Newport News) 6.2; 2. Brown (Keariley,Flint) 15-¼. (Kecoughtan,Hampton) 6.2. 50LH,Nichols 5.9 (=HSIAby 5 MaineNorth Carnival,Park Ridge,Ill., March30-50LH, others); 2. Brow-.6.0. Beutlich( LutherNorth, Chicago)6.0. State, Lexington,Va., March2(additional results)-500, 2. WestRelays, Madison, Wisc., March 30-60(ht), Cole Walton(Jefferson, Alexandria) 59.2; 3. Key(Menchville, New­ (Freeport,111) 6.2. Mile,Lacy (McFarland) 4: 12.8. port News)59.5; 4. Bloomingberg(Wakefield, Arlington) 59.6. State, Manhattan,Kans., March 30-70LH, 2A, Jilka (Hill Invitational,Pittsburg, Kans., March 22-PV, (A-2A), City)7.9; 3A(sf),Stanley (Bonner Springs) 9.9; 2. Henderson Knauss( Halstead)15-0; ( 5A), Scales( Lawrence)15-6. (Independence)9.9; 4A, Reynolds(El Dorado)7.8 (=3rd All-Ohio,Ashland, Ohio, March 23-300, Hennings(Collin­ performer,performance all-time HS). HJ, Schrirer(Manhattan) wood, Cleveland)31.9. 6-9 (jumpoff). State, Lemoni,Iowa, March23-50LH, Egli(Manson) 6.1. Gold CountryInvitational, St. Paul,Minn., April 1-70LH, SP, Geringer(Mt Ayr) 61-5½. . Thorvilson( Robbinsdale)7 .9. City Qualifying,Chicago, Ill., March26-60(h,t), West (King, State USTFF,Madison, Wisc., April 7-2M, Lacy(McFarland) Chicago)6.2. MileR, LaneTech, Chicago3: 24.2. 9:07.6.

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US-USSR-Pent,Gough 1:08.7 500m; 2. Avilov (7.8 60mH, HUNGARY 23-4,46-4¾, 6-7 1/8, 1:08.6); 3. Samara42-6¾ SP, 1:07.6. Relay(200 x 400 x 600 x 800), US 4: 19.4 (D. Walker 22.4, Budapest,Feb . 27-1 lOmHH, Milassin13 .8.

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AUSTRALIA GREECE

NationalChampionships, Melbourne, March 29 -30-31-200 Athens,April 6-Mar, Thompson(GB) 2: 13:50.2 (3rd vic­ (31, w), Hopkins 20.4; 2. Lewis20 .5; 3. Fitzgerald20.5; 4. tory in 3 careermarathons); . . . 3. Kurrie (BHS) 2:22:40.2. Weinberg20.7 . 5000(31), Fitzsimons13 :49.0; 2. Nee(US -unat) unat) 14:03.0. HJ, Peckham6 -11 7/8; 2. Windeyer6-11 7/8. ITALY

SOUTH AFRICA Rome,April 6-DT, Bruch (Swe) 213-7 (also 212-6½, 209-11,209 ,J) .. Pretoria,March 2-200, Greetf 20.6. PortElizabeth, March 29-0T, Van Reenen207-3 (no aiding SOVIET UNION wind). PortElizabeth, April 3-0T, Van Reenen223-2½ AfrR Tchirchik-HT, Dmitryenko 236-9. (3rd performer, 7th performanceall time world) (strongwind Alushta-HJ, Senyukov7 -3. HT, Sedykh232 -5½ WJrR. from the right quarter). Brest-JT, Grebenyev268-3½ .

UNITED STATES OUTDOOR LATE NEWS

Penn114-Princeton 49, Philadelphia,April 13-880, Fikes EasternWashington 103-Central Washington 90-Eastern (Penn) 1:50.2 PR. St. Fikes8:44.2 PR. (all time best 880/St Oregon10, Ellensburg,April 13. double). Dec(12-13),Mondschein (Penn) 6925 . AAU 1-HourWalk, Boulder,April 14 /cold, low 40s, snow Florida State 11O-Mississ1ppi State 43, Tallahassee,April 13. on parts of track/-Brown (Colo TC) 7M,1671; 2. Godwin BoiseState 100-WeberState 53, Boise,April 14- TJ(w), Bell (Colo TC) 7M,1637; 3. Henderson(UCTC) 7M,1242; 4. Hirt (BS-Can)51 -10½. (ColumbiaTC) 7M,736; 5. Glusker(WVTC) 7M,501.

/TrackStats/

ALL-TIME COLLEGIATE DUAL MEET PERFORMERS & PERFORMANCES

compiled by John Wenos(Tustin, Calif) asofJan.1, 1974

"Dual" meetsinclude duals,tris, quads,5-ways , etc. 100 YARDS 9.2 Earl Harris(Okla St) 69 9.3 Fred Kuller (Sn Cal) 68 9.3 WarrenEdmonson (UCLA) 71 9.2 HarringtonJackson (UTEP) 70 9.3 Willie Turner (Ore St) 68 9.3 Jim Green(Ky) 71 9.,,.2 Willie Deckard(Sn Cal) 71 9.3 Mike Fray (UTEP) 69 9.3 J-L Ravelomanantsoa(Westmont) 71 9.3 Bill Woodhouse(ACC) 50 9.3 Larry Highbaugh(Ind) 69 9.3 DennisSchultz (Okla St) 71 9.3 DennisRichardson (ACC) 63 9.3 RandyMontgomery (Weber) 69 9.3 Bill Lide (JC-Smith) 72 ~.3 Henry Carr (Ariz St) 63 9.3 Kirk Clayton (S JoseSt) 70 9.3 GusBrisco (Ariz) 72 .3 Harry Jerome(Ore) 64 9.3 IsaacCurtis (Cal) 70 9.3 Carl Lawson(Idaho St) 73 9.3 Anthony Watson(Okla) 64 9.3 RockieWoods (Tex A&M) 70 Wind-aided: 9.3 LennosMiller (Sn Cal) 66 9.3 Ivory Crockett (Sn 111)71 9.1 GeraldTinker (Kent St) 73

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220 YARDS THREEMILES SHOT 20.2 Henry Carr (Ariz St) 64 12:53.0 Gerry Lindgren (WashSt) 66 71-5½ RandyMatson (Tex A&M) 67 20.2 Willie Deckard(Sn Cal) 71 1,3:01.6 StevePrefontaine (Ore) 71 70-5½ Matson67 20.3 Carr 63 13:04.0 Prefontaine72 69-2¼ Matson67 20.3 Lennox Miller (Sn Cal) 69 13:06.4 Prefontaine73 69-¾ Matson65 20.3 SteveWilliams (UTEP) 72 13:12.8 Prefontaine70 68-8¾ Matson67 20.4 Tommie Smith (S JoseSt) 66 13: 19.2 Arne Kvalheim(Orel 68 67-4¼ NealSteinhauer (Ore) 67 20.4 John Carlos(S JoseSt) 69 13:19 .8 Garry Bjorklund (Minn)71 67-½ Kari-Salb( Kans)69 20.4 Don Quarrie(Sn Cal) 72 13:21.8 John Ngeno(Wash St) 73 66-5 Fred DeBernardi(UTEP) 72 Wind-aided: 66-5 PeteShmock (Ore) 72 20.0 GeraldTinker ( Kent St) 73 HIGH HURDLES 13.3 Earl McCullouch(Sn Cal) 68 DISCUS 440 YARDS 13.4 McCullouch68 213-9 Randy Matson(Tex A&M) 67 45.0 Benny Brown (UCLA) 73 13.5 Jerry Cerulla(Utah St) 65 208-10 John Van Reenen(Wash St) 70 45.2 Larry James(Viii) 68 13.5 Richmond Flowers(Tenn) 68 207-9 Van Reenen69 45.3 John Smith (UCLA) 72 13.5 H~rm Franklin (Sn Cal) 70 202-9 MacWilkins (Ore) 73 45.4 EdeselGarris .on (Sn Cal) 71 1.3.6 Al Rockwell (BYU) 65 201-8 Van Reenen70 45.5 Smith 71 13.6 Erv Hall (Viii) 68 201-8 Wilkins 73 45.5 Brown 73 13.6 Ron Draper(NCC) 70 200-2 Tim Vollmer (Ore St) 69 45.6 . Adolph Plummer(NM) 63 13.6 ThomasHill (Ark St U) 70 199-5 Jon Cole (Ariz St) 66 13.6" Rod Milburn (Sn U) 70 880 YARDS Wind-aided: HAMMER 1:47.8 Ernie Cunliffe (Stanford) 60 13.4 Ron Copeland(UCLA) 67 224-4 Al Schoterman( Kent St) 72 1:47.9 Carl Trentadue(Sn Cal) 68 223-4 JacquesAccambray ( Kent St) 72 1:48.0 Trentadue69 INTERMEDIATEHURDLES 221-2 PeterFarmer (UTEP) 73 1:48.1 Jim Ryun ( Kans)67 50.0 WayneCollett (UCLA) 70 220-8 Farmer72 1:48.1 Art Sandison(Wash St) 69 50.2 Geoff Vanderstock(Sn Cal) 67 219-10 Farmer73 1:48.2 WadeBell (Ore) 67 50.2 . RalphMann (BYU) 71 216-11 · Frank Bredice(Sn Con_n) 72 1:48.2 Ron Phillips (111)72 50.3 Gary Knoke (Ore) 68 207-9 Ted Bregar(Navy) 73 1:48.2 Hailu Ebba(Ore St) 73 50.4 Collett 70 50.6 RogerJohnson (UCLA) 67 JAVELIN MILE 300-0 Mark Murra (Ariz St) 70 3:56.8 StevePrefontaine (Ore) 73 HIGH JUMP 290-10 Sam Colson( Kans)73 3:57.0 Ken Popejoy(Mich St) 73 7-4½ Tom Woods(Ore St) 73 288-8 Colson73 3:58.1 Hailu Ebba(Ore St) 73 7-3¼ ClarenceJohnson ( Cal) 67 287-10 Murra 70 3:58.4 , DaveWilborn (Ore) 68 7.3 PeterBoyce (Stan) 68 285-6 Murra 70 3:58.4 Tony Waldrop (N Car) 73 7-2½ Woods73 276-3 Bill Skinner (Tenn) 70 3:58.5- Arnie Kval-neim-(-Ore) 68 7--'J¼ Ed-Ca-mthers-(Ar~z)-6] - 222-11 B.iJI.Schmi.dt.(.N.. J ex St) 10 7-2¼ Hick Fletcher (UCLA) 73 268-1 Cary Feldmann(Wash) 71 STEEPLECHASE 7-2¼ DeanOwens (Sn Cal) 73 8:34.8 Doug Brown (Tenn) 73 4401lELAY 8:35.0 Todd Lathers(Ore) 73 POLEVAULT 39.8 Southern California 72 8:42.2 SteveKelley (Ind) 72 17-6½ Jan Johnson(Ala) 72 39.1 Southern Cal 72 8:42.6 Lathers73 17-6 Mike Cotton ( Fla) 73 39.2 UTEP 72 8:43.4 Len Hill (Ore St) 73 17-6 DaveRoberts (Rice) 73 39.3 Southern Cal 68 8:43.8 Jim Johnson(Wash) 72 17-5½ Dick Railsback(UCLA) 69 39.3 Southern Cal 68 . 17-5 FrahcoisTracanelli (UCLA) 73 39.3 Southern Cal 68 TWOMILES 39.3 Southern Cal 71 8:33.2 Arne Kvalheim(Ore) 68 LONGJUMP 8:33.2 StevePrefontaine (Ore) 71 27-½ ' JamesMcAlister (UCLA) 73 MILE RELAY 8:35.2 Prefontaine72 26-9½ RainerStenius ( LA St) 66 3:06.2 UCLA 72 8:35.4 Bob Day (UCLA) 65 26-8½ Henry Hines(Sn Cal) 71 3:06.6 New Mexico 66 8.;_3_6_l_ Prefontaine71 26-6¾ RandyWilliams (Sn Cal) 73 3:07.0 UTEP 72 8:37.0 Gerry Lindgren (WashSt) 66 26-6½ McAlister 71 3:07.2 Arizona State 63 8:40.2 John Celms(Wash) 67 26-2¾ Gayle Hopkins (Ariz) 64 3:07.3 Rice69

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