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1964 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 18–20 (Attendance 6500/6450/12,000) TEAM SCORES 1 1964 NCAA MEN Eugene, Oregon—Hayward Field, June 18–20 (attendance 6500/6450/12,000) TEAM SCORES 1. Oregon ..................................................................................70 2. San José State......................................................................40 =3. Cal ......................................................................................30 =3. Fresno State .......................................................................30 =3. USC ....................................................................................30 6. North Carolina Central (North Carolina College) 28; 7. Washington State 19½; 8. BYU 17; 9. Illinois 16; 10. tie, Arizona, Harvard, Northeastern, Rice & Villanova 14; 15. Oregon State 13; 16. Michigan 12; 17. Long Beach State 11; 18. tie, Bowdoin, Florida A&M, La Salle, LSU, New Mexico, Notre Dame, NYU & St. John’s 10; 26. tie, Air Force, Arizona State, Army & Montana 9; 30. tie, Central Connecticut, Manhattan, Ohio U, Oxy, Southern Illinois & Washington 8; 36. tie, Abilene Christian, Emporia State, Iowa State, Kansas & Nebraska 6; 41. tie, Cal Poly/SLO, Colorado, Cornell, Houston, Morgan State, Navy & Penn 4; 46. tie, Connecticut, Georgetown, Grambling, Missouri & UCLA 2; 54. tie, Clemson, Redlands, Stanford, Tulsa & Wisconsin 1; 59. Oklahoma State ½. 100 METERS (wind +0.9) 1. Harry Jerome' (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ...............10.1 (=CR, =MR) 2. Edwin Roberts' (North Carolina Central) ........... So ..............10.1 (=CR, =MR) 3. Trenton Jackson (Illinois) ................................... Jr ................10.1 (=AR, =CR, =MR) 4. Darel Newman (Fresno State) ........................... Jr ................10.2 5. Richard Stebbins (Grambling) ........................... So ..............10.2 6. Lynn Headley' (Nebraska) ................................. So ..............10.3 7. Dave Blunt (Oregon) .......................................... Jr ................10.3 8. Wayne Hermen (San José State) ...................... So ..............nt (Heats: III[0.5]–1. Jackson 10.2 =MR) (Semis: I[2.0]–1. Jackson 10.1 =AR, =CR, MR. II[2.0]–1. Jerome' 10.1 =CR, =MR) © Track & Field News - 1 - 200 METERS (wind +2.3) 1. Bob Hayes (Florida A&M) .................................. Sr ...............20.4w 2. Edwin Roberts' (North Carolina Central) ........... So ..............20.4w 3. Harry Jerome' (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ...............20.6w 4. Dave Blunt (Oregon) .......................................... Jr ................20.9w 5. Wayne Hermen (San José State) ...................... So ..............20.9w 6. Earl Horner (Villanova) ....................................... So ..............21.0w 7. Sam Workman (Fresno State) ........................... Jr ................21.3w 8. Daryll Pipkin (Cal State LA) ............................... Jr ................21.4w (Semis [June 19]: I[3.4]–1. Hayes 20.3w, superior to MR; II[2.3]–1. Roberts 20.3w, superior to MR) 400 METERS =1. Bob Tobler (BYU) ............................................ Jr ................45.9 =1. Ulis Williams (Arizona State) ........................... Jr ................45.9 3. Kent Bernard' (Michigan) .................................. Jr ................45.9 4. Dave Archibald (Cal) ......................................... Jr ................46.0 5. Bill Boyle (Notre Dame) ..................................... Jr ................46.2 6. Nick Lee (Morgan State) ................................... Jr ................46.6 7. Forrest Beaty (Cal) ............................................ So ..............46.6 8. Don Owens (Grambling) .................................... Jr ................47.4 800 METERS 1. Tom Farrell (St. John’s)...................................... Jr ................1:48.5 2. Barry Sugden (Ohio U) ...................................... Jr ................1:48.7 3. Bruce Bess (USC) ............................................. So ..............1:48.9 4. John Garrison (San José State) ........................ Sr ...............1:49.1 5. Ray Van Asten' (Oregon) ................................... Sr ...............1:49.2 6. Noel Carroll' (Vill) .............................................. Jr ................1:49.4 7. Dave Perry (Oklahoma State) ............................ Jr ................1:50.1 8. Don Scott' (Oregon) .......................................... So ..............1:51.9 © Track & Field News - 2 - 1500 METERS 1. Morgan Groth (Oregon State) ............................ Jr ................3:40.4 (CR, MR) 2. Archie San Romani Jr. (Oregon) ........................ Sr ...............3:40.8 3. John Camien (Emporia State) ........................... Jr ................3:41.0 4. Ben Tucker (San José State) ............................. Sr ...............3:41.1 5. Robin Lingle (Missouri) ..................................... Jr ................3:42.0 6. Bob Day (UCLA) ................................................ So ..............3:42.1 7. Richard Romo (Texas) ....................................... So ..............3:43.6 8. Tom Sullivan (Villanova) ..................................... Jr ................3:44.3 STEEPLE 1. Vic Zwolak (Villanova) ....................................... Sr ...............8:42.0 (MR) 2. Mike Lehner (Oregon) ....................................... Sr ...............8:50.6 3. Bill Silverberg (Kansas) ..................................... Sr ...............8:53.4 4. John Valiant' (Washington State) ...................... So ..............8:57.1 5. Clayton Steinke (Oregon) .................................. Sr ...............9:00.5 6. Kenny Moore (Oregon) ...................................... So ..............9:02.8 7. Jack Bacheler (Miami/Ohio) .............................. So ..............9:03.2 8. Bruce Mortensen (Oregon) ................................ So ..............9:13.1 5000 METERS =1. Jim Murphy (Air Force) .................................... So ..............14:12.3 (MR) (13:47.6y MR en route) =1. Bill Straub (Army) ............................................ Sr ...............14:12.3 (MR) 3. Jim Keefe (Central Connecticut) ....................... Sr ...............14:13.0 4. Kenny Moore (Oregon) ...................................... So ..............14:14.4 5. Joe Lynch (Georgetown) ................................... Jr ................14:16.2 6. Doug Brown (Montana) ..................................... So ..............14:16.2 7. Gene Gurule (San José State) ........................... Sr ...............14:19.8 8. John Valiant' (Washington State) ...................... So ..............14:20.9 © Track & Field News - 3 - 10,000 METERS 1. Danny Murphy (San José State)........................ Jr ................29:37.8 (MR) (28:39.8y MR) 2. Doug Brown (Montana) ..................................... So ..............29:52.4 3. Gene Gurule (San José State) ........................... Sr ...............29:56.4 4. John Valiant' (Washington State) ...................... Jr ................29:57.2 5. Jim Keefe (Central Connecticut) ....................... Sr ...............30:15.0 6. Dick Weeks (UCLA) ........................................... Jr ................30:19.6 7. Al Carius (Illinois) .............................................. Sr ...............30:26.0 8. Vic Zwolak (Villanova) ....................................... Sr ...............30:39.4 110 HURDLES 1. Bobby May (Rice).............................................. Jr ................13.7 (=MR) 2. Pete Whitehouse (Notre Dame) ......................... Sr ...............14.1 3. Norm Johnston (Iowa State) ............................. Sr ...............14.2 4. Theo Viltz (USC) ................................................ Jr ................14.2 5. Cyler Thompson (Houston) ............................... Jr ................14.2 6. Steve Cortright (Stanford) ................................. Sr ...............14.3 7. Ed Renfrow (Arkansas) ...................................... Sr ...............nt 8. Richard Hearn (North Carolina Central) ............. Sr ...............nt 400 HURDLES 1. Billy Hardin (LSU) .............................................. Sr ...............50.2 (MR) 2. Vince McArdle (Manhattan) ............................... Sr ...............50.8 3. Andy McCray (North Carolina Central) .............. Jr ................50.9 4. Ken Reynard (Penn) .......................................... Sr ...............51.3 5. Tony Lynch (Harvard) ........................................ Jr ................51.3 6. John Bethea (Morgan State) ............................. Sr ...............51.4 7. Roy Burleson (Pepperdine) ............................... Jr ................51.4 8. Al Montalbano (Wisconsin) ............................... Jr ................51.6 © Track & Field News - 4 - 4 X 100 1. Illinois ....................................................................................39.9+ (40.1y MR) (Gilwyn Williams, Mel Blenheim, Mike Yavorski, Trenton Jackson) 2. Fresno State .........................................................................40.1+ (Marv Bryant, Charlie Craig, Sam Workman, Sid Nickolas) 3. USC ......................................................................................40.3+ (Wellesley Clayton', Dick Cortese, Gary Comer, Dave Morris) 4. Colorado ...............................................................................40.5+ (Mel Cheskin', Charles Morton, Dick Burns, Jim Miller) 5. Houston ................................................................................41.4+
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