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1962 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 15–16 (Attendance 7200/13,000) Team Scores 1 1962 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 15–16 (attendance 7200/13,000) TEAM SCORES 1. Oregon ..................................................................................85 3/ 2. Villanova ...............................................................................40 7 3/ 3. USC ......................................................................................27 7 4. Southern Illinois ....................................................................26 3/ 5. Stanford ................................................................................24 7 16/ 6. San José State 24; 7. Cal 19; 8. Maryland 15; 9. Washington State 14 21; 10. Boston College 14; 11. tie, Houston, Morgan State & Purdue 12; 14. tie, NYU, Oklahoma & UCLA 11; 17. tie, Harvard & Maryland State 10; 19. tie, Abilene Christian, Colorado & Iowa 9; 22. tie, BYU, Missouri, Ohio State & Rice 8; 26. SMU 7; 27. tie, Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska–Omaha (Omaha U), New Mexico & Oregon State 6; 32. tie, Boston U, McMurry & Western Michigan 5; 3/ 35. Arizona State 4 7; 36. tie, Navy, Occidental, Ohio U, Texas Southern & Yale 3/ 4; 40. tie, Fordham, Holy Cross, LSU & Texas 2; 44. Texas 1 7; 45. tie, Morehouse 3/ & Puget Sound 1; 47. Washington 7; 48. tie, Baylor & Michigan ⅓. 100 YARDS 1. Frank Budd (Villanova) ...................................... Sr ...............9.4yw 2. Harry Jerome' (Oregon) ..................................... Jr ................9.4w 3. Dennis Johnson' (San José State) .................... Sr ...............9.4w 4. Roger Sayers (Nebraska–Omaha) ..................... So ..............9.5w 5. Paul Drayton (Villanova) .................................... Sr ...............9.5w 6. Jack Higgins (Puget Sound) .............................. Sr ...............9.6w 7. Joe Thornton (Norfolk State) ............................. Sr ...............9.7w 8. Joe Almgauer (Army) ......................................... Sr ...............9.7w © Track & Field News - 1 - 220 YARDS 1. Harry Jerome' (Oregon) ..................................... Jr ................20.8 2. Paul Drayton (Villanova) .................................... Sr ...............20.8 3. Nate Adams (Purdue) ........................................ So ..............20.9 4. Homer Jones (Texas Southern) ......................... Jr ................21.2 5. Roger Sayers (Nebraska–Omaha) ..................... So ..............21.2 6. Clif Bertrand' (NYU) .......................................... Sr ...............21.2 7. Ray Knaub (Nebraska) ...................................... Jr ................21.3 8. Steve Haas (Oxy) .............................................. Jr ................21.4 (Heats: II‑1. Jerome 20.7 =MR) (Semis: I‑1. Jerome 20.7 =MR) 440 YARDS 1. Hubie Brown' (Morgan State) ............................ So ..............46.9 2. Jim Baker (Missouri) ......................................... Sr ...............47.0 3. Dave Mills (Purdue) ........................................... Sr ...............47.0 4. Adolph Plummer (New Mexico) ......................... Jr ................47.0 5. Jim Heath (Colorado) ........................................ Sr ...............47.1 6. Rex Cawley (USC) ............................................. Jr ................47.3 7. Earl Young (Abilene Christian) ........................... Sr ...............47.8 8. Norm Monroe (Oregon State) ............................ Sr ...............48.0 880 yaRDS 1. Jim Dupree (Southern Illinois) ........................... Jr ................1:48.2 2. Bill Frazier (Iowa) ............................................... So ..............1:48.7 3. Don Bertoia' (Washington State) ....................... Sr ...............1:49.1 4. Darnell Mitchell (Ohio U) ................................... So ..............1:49.3 5. Frank Tomeo (Fordham) .................................... Jr ................1:49.6 6. Ben Tucker (San José State) ............................. So ..............1:49.8 7. Sig Ohlemann' (Oregon) .................................... Sr ...............1:50.1 …dnf— Greg Pelster (Missouri) ...................................... Jr © Track & Field News - 2 - MILE 1. Dyrol Burleson (Oregon) .................................... Sr ...............3:59.8 (MR) 2. Bill Cornell' (Southern Illinois) ........................... So ..............4:00.5 3. Bill Dotson (Kansas) .......................................... Sr ...............4:00.5 4. Keith Forman (Oregon) ...................................... Jr ................4:04.5 5. Pat Clohessy' (Houston) ................................... Sr ...............4:06.6 6. Mil Dahl (UCLA)................................................. Sr ...............4:07.3 7. Paul Ebert (Oklahoma) ...................................... Sr ...............4:12.7 8. Ray Smith (BYU) ............................................... Sr ...............4:13.1 STEEPLE 1. Pat Traynor (Villanova)....................................... Jr ................8:48.6 (MR) 2. Jeff Fishback (San José State) .......................... Jr ................8:53.7 3. Mike Lehner (Oregon) ....................................... So ..............8:54.4 (2–3 also under old MR) 4. Clayton Steinke (Oregon) .................................. So ..............9:03.1 5. Ron Davis (San José State)............................... Jr ................9:10.6 6. Harry McCalla (Stanford) ................................... So ..............9:16.5 7. Geoff Walker' (Houston) .................................... So ..............9:21.3 8. Jerry Bashaw (Western Michigan) ..................... Jr ................9:23.4 3 MILES 1. Pat Clohessy' (Houston) ................................... Sr ...............13:51.6 2. Brian Turner' (Southern Illinois) ......................... So ..............13:53.9 3. Dale Story (Oregon State) ................................. Jr ................13:58.0 4. Pat Traynor (Villanova)....................................... Jr ................14:01.8 5. Steve Tekesky (Miami/Ohio) .............................. Sr ...............14:11.3 6. Harry McCalla (Stanford) ................................... So ..............14:15.5 7. Gerry Norman' (Penn State) .............................. Jr ................14:25.8 © Track & Field News - 3 - 120 HURDLES 1. Jerry Tarr (Oregon) ............................................ Sr ...............13.5w (time superior to MR) 2. Mel Renfro (Oregon) .......................................... So ..............13.8w 3. Brian Polkinghorne (USC) ................................. Jr ................13.9w 4. Russ Rogers (Maryland State) .......................... Jr ................13.9w 5. John Bethea (Morgan State) ............................. So ..............13.9w 6. Ray Cunningham (Texas) .................................. Sr ...............14.0w 7. Charles Moseley (Alabama) .............................. Jr ................nt 8. Bill Fasano (Nebraska) ...................................... Sr ...............nt 440 HURDLES 1. Jerry Tarr (Oregon) ............................................ Sr ...............50.3 (MR) 2. Chris Stauffer (Maryland) .................................. Jr ................51.6 3. Russ Rogers (Maryland State) .......................... Jr ................51.7 4. Jay Luck (Yale) .................................................. Sr ...............52.0 5. Billy Hardin (LSU) .............................................. So ..............52.0 6. Bruce McCullough (San José State) ................. Sr ...............52.5 dq— [6] Duane Reidenbach (Fresno State) ................ Jr dnc— Rex Cawley (USC) ............................................. Jr HIGH JUMP 1. Roger Olsen (Cal) .............................................. So ..............6‑10 =2. Gene Johnson (Cal) ........................................ Jr ................6‑9 =2. Alonzo Littlejohn (Western Michigan) .............. Jr ................6‑9 =2. Terry Llewellyn (Oregon) .................................. So ..............6‑9 =2. John Thomas (Boston U) ................................ Sr ...............6‑9 =6. Eddie Curtis (Baylor) ....................................... Sr ...............6‑8 =6. Steve Williams (Michigan) ............................... Sr ...............6‑8 =6. Hank Wyborney (Washington State) ............... Sr ...............6‑8 (2.085, 2.06, 2.03) © Track & Field News - 4 - POLE VAULT =1. John Belitza (Maryland) .................................. Jr ................15‑3 =1. Dexter Elkins (SMU) ........................................ Sr ...............15‑3 =1. Fred Hansen (Rice) ......................................... Jr ................15‑3 =1. Don Meyers (Colorado) ................................... Sr ...............15‑3 (if fewer-misses rule had been in play, Hansen would have won) =5. Baylus Bennett (Texas) ................................... Sr ...............14‑9 =5. John Cramer (Washington) ............................. Jr ................14‑9 =5. Rolando Cruz' (Villanova) ................................ So ..............14‑9 =5. Mel Hein (USC) ............................................... Jr ................14‑9 =5. John Rose (Arizona State) .............................. Jr ................14‑9 =5. Phil White (Stanford) ....................................... So ..............14‑9 =5. Wayne Wilson (Washington State) .................. Sr ...............14‑9 (4.65, 4.50) LONG JUMP 1. Anthony Watson (Oklahoma) ............................. Jr ................26‑½ 2. Paul Warfield (Ohio State) ................................
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