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NATIONAL NEWS . _ ROCKY MOUNTAIN AAU, Boulder, Colo,, May 13: Meyers (Coto) 25'3", 14'5¾''; Kelly (una) 24'.7¾"; Crumpacker (Colo) 53 1 4!"; Heath (Colo) 49. 9; Woods (una) 21. 7. , . . BIAC CHAMPIONSHIPS, Atlanta, Ga., May 13: Hayes (Fla. A&M) 9. 5, 20.1; Denson (Fla: A&M) 47, 5; Peters (Fla. A&M) 23, 5; Florida A&M 40, 9, 3:17, 1. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 61 2/3, UCLA 39, ARIZONA STATE 32 2/3 AT OCCIDEN - TAL 30 2/3, May 19: SP, Long (SC) 64'2¾''; Branson (UCLA) 5_9'1¼"; Lewis (0) 54'11 .'.', Mile, Dahl (UCLA) 4:09,1. 440, Mal Spence (AS) 47,2; Hogan (SC) 47.4; Stat.en (SC) 47.5. 100,Wat- son (AS) 9. 7; Smith (Oxy) 9, 8; Munn' (SC). 9. 8; Haas (Oxy) 9. 8 • .lL_ Yang (UCLA) 238 17"; · Sbordone (SC) 236'6". 880, Dunkell (UCLA) 1:48. 9; Warren Farlow (SC)/1:49.4; Mel Spence (AS) 1:50.5; ·Cerveny (Oxy) 1:51.5. 22-0, Munn 21.3; Haas 21,4; Smith 21.5; Watson. DT, 1 Carr (UCLA) 175'1½"; Lindroos (AS) 172'6"; Long 172'3½"; Wade '(SC) 171'5 '. 220LH, Pierce (SC) 22. 8; farme~ (Oxy). 23. 4; Wells (UCLA) 23. 5. ~ Hayes (SC) 24'½"; Jackson: (SC) 23'9¾''. MileR, Arizona State 3: 11. O; Oxy 3: 12. 8; SC 3: 12. 8. PV, tie; Brewer (SC), S.ervis (Oxy) arid Rose (AS) 14'6"; tie, Helms (Oxy), Hein (SC) and Jeisy (AS) 14'. !:!L._Avant (SC) 6 18"; Grunoy (SC) 6 16'', 120HH, Pierce .14. 2; Green (AS) 14. 3; Dolbow (Oxy) 14, 3. - /· . BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS, Boulder, Colo., May 20: 100, Sullivan (Okla) 9. 9; Davis (Okla. St) 9. 9; Butts (Mo); Pfister (Neb); Sinclair (Okla). 220 1 Strong (Okla. St) 21. 4; Baker (Mo) 21. 5; Heath (Colo) 21. 6;:·Davis; ,,Sharpe (Okla). 440, Heath 46. 5; Bhker 46, 6; Strong 47. l; Wilcox (Okla) 47. 2; Davis (Ki;i:gsas) 47. 4, 880, Hagan (Kansas) 1:49. 2; Stone (Okla St) 1:50. 4; Groszek (Kansas St) 1:51. 6; Thornton (Kansas) '1:52. O; Soll (Okla). Mile, Dotson (Kan) 4:14. 5; Ebert (Okla) 4:16, O; Schm}tz (Mo); Stevens (Neb); Gabbert (Mo). 2 Mile,Mills (Kan) . 9:31. 4; Hanneken (Mo) 9: 32. O; Hayward (Kan); Dotson; Smith (Okla St). 120HH, Stucker (Kan. St) 14, 1; 2. Fasa';}o (Neb) 14. 3; Hooker (Kansas St) 14. 4; Smith (Kan) 14. 5; Martin (Okla) · 14. 7. (Stucker ran 1'.l:.O in heat). r 220LH; Stucker 22. 8; Wilke (Neb) -23. 4; Smith (Kan) 23. 5; Covert (Okla St); Toomey (Colo), 440R, Oklahoma 41. ~; Missouri •H. 3; Okla. State 41. 4; Kansas State 41. 9; Colorado. MileR, -Kansas 3:11. 9; Oklahoma State 3:13. 7; Kansas State 3:14,2; Qklahoma 3:1,1.9; Nebraska 3:17,2. SP,L~ndsay (Okla) 57'5½"; Smith (Mo)\ 56'; Pil"." grim (Iowa St) 54'½"; Crumpack~r (Colo) 53'5¼"; Wellman (Neb) 51 '11½"~ ffi. Clark (Colo) / 228'2½"; Roots (Neb) 208'2½"; Talbott (Kansas) 202'5! ·"; Ingram (Kansas); Brisbin (Kansas St). !tit_ Meyers (Colo) 24'6"; Swafford (Okla) 23'9¼"; Runge (Iowa St); Warrick .(Okla); · Knaub .. (Neb). DT, I,,indsay-164'2"; Pilgrim 158'4½"; Myers (Okla); Hanratty (Kansas); Wellman. HL tie, Blakeley (Okla St), Brady (Okla) and Pegues (Okla St) 6'5¼''; tie, Nelson (Kansas St) and - Eilert (Iowa St) 6 14". PV, Davies (Okla. St) 15'10¼" (world record); Martin 14'6"; tie, Meyers and Stevens (Kansas) 14'1¾''; tie, Loy (Mo), Kraft (Neb), Walker (Kansas St) and Schmank:e (Kansas) 13'7¾". NCAA REGIONAL, Fresno, Calif., May 20: Pagani (Cal Poly, SLO) 193'11" (HT), 5_4'2¼";Larrieu (Cal 'Poly, Pomona) 4:12.1, 14:51.8n (3 miles); Baxter (Cal Aggies) 56'7¼"; ~, 11 11 Kn<>eke(Fresno St) 47. 3;' Wilkinson (Redlands) 238 6 ; Byram (San Francisco St) 220'11"; Jones (Cal Poly, .SLO) 6 18¼"; Enns (Fresno St) 14. 4; Holland (Fresno St) 1:52. 8; Skinner (San \ Francisco St) 23. 3; Ketron (Nevada) 14: 19. 6 (3 miles); Guider (Sacramento St) 53, 4 (400H). NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INVITATIONAL, Sunnyvale, Calif., May 20: 440R, San Jose State 41. 9. Mile, Tucker (San,Jose St. frosh) 4:13. 3. 440, Thomassen (SCVYV) 46, 7; · Ramos (SJS) 47. 5; Yerman (una) 47 :6; McCullough (San Jose St) 47. 7. 100, Poynter (una) 9. 6; White (SCVYV) 9. 7. 120HH, Ball (USAF) }3, 8; WashingtonJSCVYV) -14.1; Cobb (SCVYV) 14. 2; . 1_

• ,-, . -:- _1li1 I · ~ ,'Co._ ~ • < '... . - n·, t_ '}(,~: ,l :-;. t~' • •..,.. \ .. ~-·'~.•;-I. ·•,:"' , . -. 1 ,·. : ' . \ {;'' • ' .. .• • _\ /·. \ .~ 7, i, ~-v(~ ·i ~ Y,i t ! .L i '1/\ .11.~,, , ', 1 • I V ,j t _/" l } )., ._ . ~; \ _Page 164 , _ , ,· , ·~ "·i . · ,, , '{ · r May 31, 196~ {, ; ~ Bonds (San Jc;,se St. frosh) 14,4, 880,Si~bert (SCVYV) 1:48.5; Cunliffe (una) 1:48.9; Beatty - 1 ,(SCVYV), 1:49, 6, & 'Bocks (U~A) 228'9"; Batchelder (Stanford/ 227 ; Stud~ey (San Jose St) 1 ·220 4½". SP, Silvester (SCVYV) 59'2½"; Winters (SCVYV) 56/9 2 "; ,Maggard (Calif) 56'8½", .!:!1_ 1 Fehlen (Camp Pend-!._efon)6'8¼"; ' Wyatt (SCVYV) 6 8¼", 220, White 2:1:;1; Poynter 21. ln, 2 Mile, 1 ,._.. CJark (SJS) 8:~5. 4 '(national collegiate ;recor . , _ \ . 1 . l\.i1ANH/\TTAN44½AT'.ARMY 95½, May 20: Garwicl< (A) 47,7; Almaguer (A) 21.0, 1 : i, · HARVARD -73-AT·YALE 67, '.May 20: Mullin (H) 4:09. ,5, 1:52,3; Luck (Y) 9,7'-v, 14.2w; , 1 ;i • • ,23, i3w; ~ack ('() 9:21 ;1; poten (H) 196'; Bail~Y. {H) 18'6'2½"; Pyle ' (Y) 163'9''; Hall~s (Y) .2i4 '4.''; i " · ' SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Mny .20: W1lhams. (Oakl~nd CG) 9. 6w, 20, 4, · , ·. _; LOG ANGELES, May 20: Morris (Striders) 15'6 ''.'; O',Brien (Striders) 61'8''., 184'7½", :. , MID-AMERICAN CONF. CHAMPS, Bowling G~een, Ohio, . Mny 20: B.or,k (Western Mich) \ 1:.50. 2; Ashmore (WM) 9:-05. 1; tie ·, Littlejohn .(WM) and Oliphp.rit (WM) 6 16¾','. , , · : [ , ,:-, J .. · WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPS, Provo, Utah, _May 20: Nixon ·(B:x;ighamYoung) 24'4 11; - - : . / J:..indgren (Utah) 14, l, ,, 23.,2;·,swindle (Utah St) 14, '411;Costa (BYU) 6 18'/; Cowart (BYU) 6'6"; , · pevereaux (I3YU)224'7½"; vVillla.ms (BYU) 14'3"; Pa$sey (Utah St) i7:S'1½"; 'Mickl~ (B1YU)168 ' ✓ "· , _FAR WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS;corvallis, Oreg~n ., May _2.0: 100, . Jerome (Oregop) . 9. 3 · (ties world record); Cook (0) 9,.5; Horn (OS) ·9; 6; Mars,h (OS) 9, 6, Mile, ,Burleson , (0)'4:05. 6; Larson (0)- 4:06, 6; Forman (0) 4:.04, 7; Story (OS) 4':'o~. 7 . . 440, JoJ:?.1:-so~(OS)' 47, 4;, 120HH, ,_ Tarr (0) 14, 4, 880; Burleson 1:48, 7;· Ohl(;'!mann (O)' 1:49, 9; Hoffman (OS) 1: 50, 3; Berto.i~ (Wash .. St) 1:50:: 5; Larson ,1;50. 8; Ha,.:rder (Wash) 1:50. 9. 220t, Je;rome, 21. 2. . . 220LHt, Tarr 23, 7. . ' . \ .,, ,3 Mile,Cuddihy (OS) 14i10.5; Forman 14:31:8; Reeve (O). 14:33,l!. SP, Buchanan (Wash) 55'1", ,-fu Pauly, (OS)· 22'8'11"; Likens (OS) .2.24141", & Horn (QS) 25.'9", PV, Cramer (Wash) 15'1:II; ·, ,

, Wilson (Wash, _St) 14'8''..-PT. Stupblefielcl ·(O) 169rll!II. . . , , . 1 J ; '\ • · EASTERN DIV.ISION.CHAMPS, Deriver, Colo ·,, May 20:.·Plummer (New,Mexico) 46. 5, . f' 20. 7}-Whitfield ,(NM) 9·, 5·; {Hanks· (NM) 24'2½", . . . . , . , , . , }, , 1 " I ' J ' f ' . • . • ! ' \ . GULF AA U, Houston, Texas, May 20: 3 Mile, Macy (Houston) 13: 54. 9; Clohe,ssy (H) · , 1 14:20, 7; Moore _(Abilene Christian) ·14'; 38, 7 • ...!?1_Jacks.a~ (P;rairie VievJ)' 24 3"; Miller (¥cMurry) I• , 1,y )24 '¼"·. MileR, Texas Southern 3: 11, 9-; Houston TC 3:12. 6; Abilene TC 3: l3, 2; McMurry 3: 13,,8. ,(_. 44?~, 'fexa~ Souther~ 40, 5; McMufry 40. 9; Abile _re TC ·41. O; Houston TC 41, O;~ice 41, 3. }' · l/ ~2 M;IeSC, (no water Jump) Mellgren (Baylor) 9:~7.6. SP, Fry (Baylo!") 55'9½", Mile, Almon~ , ,'(Ho\!lston) 4:09. 6; Gunter (mia) 4: 11. 3; Stewart (Beaumont lAC) 4: 11. 4; Hargrave (Abilene TC) t\. ~1-4:12. 2. 440H, Nason (Baylor) 53. ·6; 'ijat~rman (Houston / fC) .-~?· 8,J'.:!1.__,Jo1;1Ison fffxas S_outhern 1 11 AC) 6 6 • 880,Adams (Texas Southern AC) 1:51. 7. 100, Frazier . (Texas Southern AC) 9\ 6; i Fanning (Sh11eveport ACl 9.6; Jones (Texas Southern A,C) ~- ~. HSL Dyes (Abile~e TC) 47'6¼". , , ·JT, Parker (una) ,218 '8½". DI, Porter (una) 168 '6½"; Holcomb (Howard Payne) 165 '7½''.; Fry 162 '3½", ,140, Milburn (Texas Southern AC) 46, 9; McKenn()n (A~ilene TC) £17. 4; l::{ollingsh~ad t ', (Rice); 47. 8, 120HH, Allen (TeJSas Sout~ern AC) !4. 1. 220t, ' Frazier 21. 3; Jones 21. 4; Cassell 1 ! , 21. 5. PV,Clark .(una) 14'.H¼"; Hansen (Rice) 14'8". ·

_ _ illG TEN GHAMPIQNSHIPS, lo\va City, Iowa, May 2p: 440, 1 Fisqher (Min~) 47.1l; Gil- - 1 . ' bert (NW) 47.7-;.Golem (NW) 48,0; - Laconi (Ind) 48.0, . 100, .Robinsbn (Mich) 9.5; Miles (Ind) . 9, 6; Jackson(Ind) 9, 8. 120HH, McRae (Mich) 13. 7w; Odegard (Minn)J 13! 9w; ·~pivey (Ind) 14. ·3w. · · ( , ·{1. 880, Leps (Mich) 1:54. ·7;· Fischtr 1(Iown) 1:55, 2.. 660, Graham (Ind) l: 19."2; West (NW) 1:19. 5;, • _, • 1Hammond (Ill) 1:·!9, 7. 22bt, Robinson 21.2; Ford(Mich Stf.21, 6; Gilbert 2i. 8, 220UHt~Ce- . :1; plw:s (Mich) 23.4; Odegard 23.6; Spivey 23, 9, Mile, Leps 4ili, '1; Tucke ,r (Iowa) 4:11. 6; Mar- 11 1 tin (Mich) .4:11. 7, 2 Mile, _Harvey (Purdue) 9:.02~6; Ward (Mjch, St) f):10.1.9; Tucker 9:13. 9; ., Peterson (lll) 9:14,5 '; Wyman (Mich) 9:16.6. MileR, Northwestern 3:12,8; Indiana 3:13.3; 1 , , JJov{a',3: 14. 9,, · sp, Brown (Ill) 55 '8½";· Loc;kQ,(Mich) 53 '7"; .Seifert · (Ind) sa'½" . .Q1_ Taylor . (Ill) 1 ~· vi 1 ,J>«, 24'1l½"i f,,kpata ·(Mich St) 24'5½"; Forerrian (Ill) 23,'4' :, DT, Schmalenbc.;rg~· (Obio,St) 163 3½"; c! ) ; 1 •i 1 11 1 S ' Webh dowa) 161'1½".J:!1_ Sheppard (In:d)-6,6 , PV,Johnsbn. (Purdue) HW\ .·' 1- , 1_, , ' ' ./ '\ I ,N: ,, ") ' I ,. I I '· ' ,\ ,. i 1 ! . . ),. r ) \ \ , ') ( ), ,{ .'! I / t ~ I .:, , -(f A ,._,\-' t ~. . .f., • "·\ S ~• .. I j \..

• V., 't :.. --,/_ ) Page 165- May 31, 1961 NATIONAL AAU MARATHON, Yonkers, N. Y,, May 21: Kelley (Boston AA) 2:26_:53. 4; Williams (UCTC) 2:32:40; Carman (Culver City AC) 2:35:06; Villa (Culver City AC) 2:38:01; Sapienza (Boston AA) 2:40:49; Laird (SCVYV) 2:41: 15. , ALL-COMERS, Eugene, Oregon, May 24: Burleson (Oregon) 3:57. 6 (American record); San Romani (EEAA) 4:09. 6n; Tarr (Oregon) 14, 0. · - ' CALIFORNIA RELAYS, Modesto, May 27: 100, Johnson (San Jose St) 9. 4; Jerome (Oregon) 9.4; Dave Styron (S. Ill. Salukis) 9.4; White (SCVYV)-9. 7, 220, Dave Styron 2Q. 7; l I ' Eves (una) 21. 0; Nelson (una) 21. l; Povnter -(San Jose State)21. 1. 440, Nelson 47. 0; Yerman (USA)47.2; Larrabee (Stride:rs) 47.6/.,880, Siebert (SCVYV) 1:50,2; Kerr (una) 1:50.5; Ohle­ mann (Oregon) 1:50, 6; Walters (St_ridors) 1:51. 8. Mile,Beatty (SCVYV) 3:58.8; Qrelle ' · (StridersJ 4:01. 3; Lawler (Abilene Civ:istian) 4:05, 9; Jones (Oxy frosh) 4:07. 7. "-2 Mile, Story (Oregon St) 8:46. 9; Kyle (Canada) 8:50, 3; Clark (SJS) 8:52. 4; Moore (Abilene Christian) · 8:56. O; McGee (SCVYV) 9:01. 8. 120HH, Jones (una) 13. 6; Don Styron (S, Ill. Salukis) 13. 7; Washington {SCVYV) 13. 7; Ball (USAF) 13. 9; Tarr (Oregon) 13. 9. 220LH, Don Styron 22. 1; Roberson (una) 22. 3; Horn (Oregon St) 22. 9; \Vhite 22. 9. ~ Boston (fenn. A&I) 27'½" (world 1 record); Roberson 26 2¼"; tie, Horn ~nd Watson (una) 25'8 4 '. HSJ Andrews (Striders) 50'2¾''; Horn 49'8". HJ, tie, Jones (Cal Poly, SLO) and Wyatt (SCVYV) 6 1 7". PV, Bragg (una) 15'; tie, Morris (Striders), Pratt (una), Wadsworth (una), Wilson '_(Wash. St), Martin (Okla), , Gear (SJS) and-Chase (SJS) 14'6" (Davies, Okla. St., cleared 14' but missed at 14'6"), SP, ' I 1 O'Brien (Striders) 60'10¾''; Silvester (SCVYV) 60'2½' ; Winters ,:SCVYV) 58'8f'; Conkle (La­ verne) 56'10½". DT, Silvester 189'5½"; Humphreys (Striders) 180 18½"; O'Bri ,en 178'3½"; Eller (Fresno St) 166'1½'', HT,Connolly (Striders) 226'5½':; Pagani (Cal Poly, Si..Qf193'7½", Jonge­ waard (SCVYV) 180'7½". IL. Stuart (Striders) _252'½"; Fronim (una) 251 1 1½"; Sikorsky (Ga~p 1 - Pendleton) 235-,3½"; Quist (Ne,.v Mexico AC) 2;344½". 440R, Texas Southern 40. 2; San Jose I St~t_~~40. 2; Oregon 40. 4; Abilene Christian 40. 5; Baylor 40. 7. 880R, Texas Southern 1:23. 6; , I \ Abilene Christian 1:23, 6; Oregon State 1:24. 0; Baylor 1:25. o.2 MileR, Oregon State 7:2_7. 3; SCVYV 7:28. 7; S, Ill. Salukis 7:30. 6;Striders 7:35.1; Occidental 7:37.1. 4 MileR, Oregon i (Burleson 4:00, 5) 16:32. 8; S. Ill. Salukis 16:33. 7;Western Michigan 16:53, 2. Sprint Medley · R, Oregon State 3: 18. 4; Texas Southern 3: 19. 0; Oklahoma State 3:19t8; Arizona State 3: 21, 3. - A .A. W, U. CHAMPIONSHIPS, Stanford, Calif., May 27: JT, Sbotdone (USC) 232'8½"; Yang (UCLA) 231 1 7"; Batcheltler (Stanford) 226'5½"; Douglas (Wash) 224'7"; Tomlinson (USC) 223'10". 880, Dunkell (UCLA) 1:50. 8_; Klier (Sqmford) 1:51.1; Zeibarth (Calif) 1:51. 7; Warren Farlow (USC) 1:51.9. 120HH,Pierce (USC) 13.9; Wells (UCLA) 14.4; Thrall (Wash) 14,6, 220t, Munn (USC) 21. 5; Weeks (USC) 22. O; Karlsrud (Calif) 22, 1 filt_ Hayes (USC) 24'1Q¾"; Barth (Stanford) 24'7f'; Jackson (USC) 24'3½", 220LH, Pierce 23. 0; Staten (USC) 23.4; \ i ells 23. 8 • .!:!1_Avant (USC) 6'10j"; Grundy (USC) 6'6½". SP, Long (USC) 63'½"; Branson (UCLA) 59'9"; Maggard (Calif) 56'6¼"; Buchanan (Wash) 55'11", 440, Staten 47.3; H0gan (USC) 47, 6; Karlsrud (Calif) 47. 7. Mile, Dahl (UCLA) 4:14.5; Webb (UCLA) 4:1.7.4; Covington (Calif) 4:18, 0. 100, Munn 9. 8; Weeks; Knott (UCLA). 3 Mile, Gaylord (Calif) 14:11. 0; Ma~ell (UCLA) 14:43. 8; Frostad (Wash). PV, tie, Cramer (Wash) and Brewer (USC) 15'; tie, Failla (Wash) and, Hein (USC) 14'4". DT, Weill (Stanford) 179 12½"; Putnam (UCLA) 175'9½"; Wade (USC) 170'; Carr (UCLA) 168 18½"; Bell (Stanford) 166'11½". HSJ, Hayes 51'9¼"; Doby (U --=~) ,J 47'7¾"; Jackson (USC) 47'6". MileR, USC 3:12,6; Calif. 3:14.3; Stanford, _ SKYLINE CONFERENCE CHAMPS,Provo, Utah, May 27: Piurnmer (New Mexico ·) 47.1, 20. 9; Deveraeux (Brigham Young) 234 'lO"; ~Lindgren (Utah) 23, 1; tie, 9osta (BYU) and Cowart (B'XU) 6'8£"; Blanks (New Mexico) 25'7"; Passey (Utah St) 179'3"; Williams (BYU) 14'9½". IC4A CHAMf'IONSHI~S, New York City, May 27: 120HH, Johnson (Md) 14. 8; l'ras ·-(Villanova); Knight (Dartmouth). 220, Budd (Villanova) 21. 3; Drayton (Villanova) 21. 7; Ash­ worth (Dartmouth) 22,0. MileR, Fordham 3:18.5; St. John's 3:18.9; NYU 3:19.7 . .JllL_Glass (St. John's) 23,'5¾"; Akpata (Mich. St) 22'7¾''; O'Brien (Manhattan) 22'6½". HT, Doten (Harvard) : 189'10"; Bailey (Harvard) 17.5'10½"; Nason (Maine) 172'2", DT,tie, Pyle (Yale) and Kohler (Fordham) 158'10"; Kanell (Pitt) 158'1". 440H, Luck (Yale) 53, l; Stauffer (Md) 53. 9; Manning (Manhattan) 55, 1. Mile, Paranya (Wesleyan) 4:15. 9; Mullin (Harvard) ,1:-15. 9; Freeman (Bos­ ton U) 4:17. 3. 440, Edmunds (Princeton) 48. 1; Holze! (Dartmouth) 49. 0; McPhee (Maine) 49. 1. ,TT,Kova.lakides (Mdy 222'4"; Kerr (Villanova) 209 13"; Schwab (Penn St) 209'1''. 100, Budd 9. 6; Brown (Penn St); Drayton. 3 Mile, Lowe (Brown) 14:11.8; Young (Mich. St) 14:13.1; 1 1 11 ·Mack (Yale) ~4:16. l. SP, Joe (V~llanova) 54'½"; Coh~n (Harvard) 52 11¼"; Kohler 52 8¼ • HJ, 1 1 11 Thomas (Boston U) 6 5"; tie, Beckwith (Harvard) and Campbell (Penn St) 6 4 • 880, -Dante (Villanov,a)/ 1:55; 5; Brandeis (Cornell) 1:55. 6; Howard (Harvard) 1:57.1. 3000SC, Traynor "' . , ) , )

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1 J r . . BRITISH GAMES, London, May 20; 220t, B. · Jon~s ,20. 8;) Metcalfe 21. 0; Mandlik (Czech) 2L O; Eoik (Polrln4) 21. 4. 880, Rawson 1:51. 9; Salinger (Czechf 1:52. O;Kru 'se (Germany;) 1:52,0. Mifa, , Everett 4:06,0; Buhl-(Germany) ' ;4:06;8; Keeling4:bs.o. 120HH,' Taitt 14:3 . .: 'f ioo, D. Jones 9. 6. 880,, (neats) Harris ):50. 2. 3 Miles, Ibbotson 13:33, 6; Sal vat 13: 34. 2; 11 Tullo}:113:34, 2; Craig 1~; 35, 4; Herring ,13: 35, 8; Taylo:i; 13:44. 2. J!.i_ Smith 237'11½". Ma'.y / r ~, 22i 100, Foik (Poland) 9, 6; D': Jones 9. 6. 440, Trousil (Czech) 47. 6rSingh (India) 47. 6. ~ 1, \ .I' 2 Miles, Bogey (France) 8:35. 4 (national rec;on;l); , Jm;-ek (Czech) 8:35. 8 (national record); · " .) Wood 8:.36,4; Buhl (EaStGermany) (8:37.6 (national re .cord); Everett 8:38.2; Flossbach fvVest 1 -~. ,,., . qerma~y) 8:~8. 6; ~ta1:1~r ~~ast C?~rm_any)'~:4~. 6; Ib~otson 8:4.6. 0. 4~0H,_Coop_er 5~. 5. 880, 1 1 Wenk I.49, 3, Purk1s l.49, 7, Harns 1.49,. 8, K1lford 1.50.1. .Mile, Hai.th 4.01. 3, Berisford ":,.4:0L 4; Taylor 4:~1. 9; Simpson 4:0tl. 6; Duggan 4:05, 3. 6 MITes;Hyman 27:54. 4; Bullivant . 28:05,,V, Heatley 28:10,0; Foo:rd 2'8:38,2; North 29:00,8; Perkins 29:.01,4. 3000SC, Herriott 8:-55:8; ,Shirley 8i57. 0, SP, Rowe 59'7¾'', , · . ·' , MISC, RUSSIANJfESULTS: Brumel 7'; Taran 8:31, 2 (world steeplechase .record); Ka.snkarov 6 18¾"; Bolotnikov 14:12. 8, , - ESCH-SUR-ALZETTE, LUXEMBOURG: Foik (Poland) 10. 6, 20, 9; Moens (Belgium) 1:t18. 4; Zlmny (Poland) 8: 03, 4; Bernard (France) 8:07, 2n; Roelants (Belgium) 8: 14. On.,, . . i. <.. . , \ CHARLETY, FRANCE: Delecour 10. 4; Kinder (Germany) 47, 6; Singh (Incl.ia) 48: On; ' · -Schmidt (Germany) 1:54. O; Bernard 8: 19, O; Bogey 8:21. 2n; Svara (Italy) 14, ,ow; Dohen 14. 2nw;

, ' 1' Delecour .10. 3w; Cullmann (Germ~) 10, 3mv; Lagorce 10, 3nw; Jazy 5:09. 4; ,Bogey 5:09. 6n·; 1 , \ 'Muller , (Germany) 5:19. 6n; Morale (Italy) 23Aw; Macquet 266 11½'', · . ' 1 _ . - , MISC. POLISH RESULTS: Piatkowski 189'3½"; Baran 3:42. 7; Schmidt 51 '}"; Zielin$ki " 21. 1'; Sosg0rnik57'10i", ·

BULLETIN BOARD I , . '< Next Newsietters June 21, July 5. Track & Field News mailed June 15, . The famed "Portuguese Scoring Tables" fo.,r comparing relative values of perfor1.~ances in all· -" i eyents are out of print. But Track & Field News has a fG\'/ mimeographed copies 1.ivailable at ·- ) 4 1 1 1 . , • 1 "' $_1 each while thiey last, . .1 t " P;ractioally all Newsletter subscriptions end with ,No.· 24 (late July). Ren~w now and be cer­ 'tain of getting 'all the results of American athletes in Europe, $6 per year .for U.S. first , ~ ~t cl~ss and foreign third class. $7 per yea_r U.S. air ·mail; $9 per year European air mail. J \ f. ' , N OT ED WIT H l ~TE R EST ,1 , !\hebe Bekila has found life to be mc.rvclous since winning the Olympic inarathq

accqrding to New York Times sports-writer Robert Daley. , Here .is what Daley writes: . .f .. • What is all'Olympic championship worth? It depends on who you are and what country , ~ you represent, Before the Olympics, Abcbe B~kila., the barefoot !:;thiopian who won the mara­ thon; was only a. poor sergeant in the Palace Guard of 'Emperor HaUe Selas _sie, The other day ' '

. · pe receiv _ed his first furlough si~ce. running '\down Rome's torc1t-lighted Appian Way to win 1 l · Ethiopa 's first 'Olympic gold medal in track. Abebe wen~back to Rome, all expenses paid by ' : the Italian Olympic committee, in order to attend the world premiere of the official Olympic 1 . • movie. Abebe told otall the ma1;4velous things that had been happening to him. It its apprecia­ -~ tion; he ~aid, the Ethiopian governmep.t had ''th~ught pf a. house for him, of a car, pf gaso- 1line." He was now receiving a salary°"£ ab_out $400 a month and was writing hi1s )memoirs. His 'l memoirs would not be published until after the -1964 Carnes in order not to jeopardize· his ama­ i:., 'I, cur standing, but he had already thought of a title for the book. He would call it, ' he 'said, , .. ''Marveloul?. ".A s_on pad been born to his wife the day after his winning run and had .z;iamedthe : . -· son. Marvelous too. At thqt point some , photographers called him , away,, They wanted to photo- 1 1 , - ·,grapp hi-m with Gina Lollobl)gida and other film · stars also attending the ptemierc. A s he 1 (} hu~r,ied _off, ~l\bche, remarked that life, ' all in a~l> w'7s· pretty rnarvelous. 1 '.\ .q, ' (, · , ,; r , 1 ·'Ix ·{.(..,,'ft _1":- }· '\ ) T . f y\( I, \ l ' '/' •i' ,.' ) \, . '_,

• Page 167 MEMORABLEMEETS OF THE PAST May 31, 1961 • Part IX .of a Series By Wally Donovan 1932 NCAA CH(iMPIONSHIPS

\ of Marquette University clipped three world records and tied another in two races at the 1932 NGAA Championships at Chicago. His performance was hailed as the greatest individual achievement since Charles Paddock broke the world refords for 100 and 220 yards in 1921, ., Metcalfe won: the 100 in 9,5, tying the accepted world n;iark and in the same race was clocked in 1,0. 2 for 100 meters, surpassing the world record. In the 220 his ti.me was 20. 5 and at 200 meters he was clocked in 20, 3, Both times bettered the world records. (Ed. note: Metcalfe 1s records were never submitted to the AA U for nitification and hence never went to the IAAF for q.pproval as world records, They were, however, accepted as NCAA Champ- ionship records. ) . This sensational performance by Metcalfe established him as a prime favorite td make the United ~tates Olympic team at the tryouts to be held in July. He overwhelmed h1s compe­ tition, winning the 100 by two yards from Don Bennett of Ohio State and the 220 .b.y six yards from Jimmy Johnson, of Illinois State Normal. . . . T, . More than 372 athletes from 88 colleges co1ripeted,in this meet which was won by Indiana Universit;y with 56 points. Six men did all th·e scorinp for the Hoosiers. Ohio State finished second with 49¾ points with Minnesota third with 392 • Marquette had 23¾ followed by · Michigan with 23, 1-owawith 21 and Illinois with 18½. It wa~ a high scoring bonanza for the · Midwest in general and the Big Ten in particular, , How~ver, the California colleges passed Ul) the meet that year. - , ·; , , The United States Olympic Committee had ,designated th~ meet as a semi-final tryout for the Olympic team. Thus, many athletes competed wh6 were ineligible for NCAA_~coring. In addition, two Olympic events, the 400-meter ' hurdks and the hop-step-jump, were on the program for Olympic tryout purposes only. Willis Ward, a Michigan freshman, cleared · 6'7¼", but the championship went to Bert Nelson of Sutler with a··leap of 6 1 5£",The only qther double winner besides · Mctc~lfe was Lambert Redd of Bradley, who as an NCAA eligible, · won the broad jump ', ,and ,also to.ok first in the non-scoring hop-step ; jump. · . 1 of Ohio State, winner of both hurdles in 1931, retained only his low hurdles championship. The Buckeye hurdler defeated of Iowa ,in 22. 7, breaking the world record. Saling came back with a world record of 14. 1 in the highs as Keller

slipped to third after a bad start, John Black, Keller's I teammate, finished second. . ' Henry Brocksmith of Indiana attempted the difficult mile ,and two mile double and ' f' ·s eel second in both. He.was b~aten by Glenn Cunningham pf Kansas in .the mile in a sensational race, Cunningham's time of 4:11.1 'was the fastest ou,tdoor mile ev.er run in America and bettered th~ championship record by more than six seconds. ' , In the two mile, Brocksmith raced neck and neck over the last 1,000 yards with Charles Shugt!rt of Miami (Ohio), only to lose by 1½ yards: Shugert's time of 9:1§, 7 displaced Harold Manning's 9:18.1 championship mark mad ,e in 193~. ' One of the two individual winners for Indiana was Ch~rles Hornbostel, wµo scored a smashing victory over of Oklahoma, an NCAA ineligible, with a 1:53, 5 clocking, 1 equal the meet record, Br e Beecher, who cleared 13.'10'' in the pole vault, was the other · first place winner for India ~a. Beecher won the championship although he finished .in a tie with Irving Seeley, an Illinois freshman who was ineligible • Indiana's other three scor 'ers were . , Noble Biddinger and Charlie Crouch, Fuqua finished second jn tfie 44Q behind · Alex Wilson of Notre Dame, who was expected to represent Canada in the coming' Olympics, Biddinger's toss of 154'½" was good for second place in the hammer won by Grant McDougall of Pennsylvania, one of the East's few entries in the meet, Crouch tried an ambit\OUS triple, finishing fifth in the low hurdles and brond ·jump and leaping 43 ~4t,"for sixth in the non - scoring hop-step-jump. . 100, Metcalfe (Marquette) 9, 5 (10. 2 100 meters); 2. Bennett (Ohio St); 3, Johnson (Ill. St. i (Normai); 4. Hdlmich (Ill}; 5, -Thompson (Minn); 6. Pierce (North Dakota). · 220, Metcalfe 20. 5 (20. 3 200 meters); 2, Johnson; 3, Bennett; 4, Thompson; 5, Glass (Okla. · St); 6. Hellmich). . ; · · , 440, Wilson (Notre Dame) 48, l; 2. Fuqua (Indiana); ,3. :Arnold (E, Mich); 4. Russell (Mich); ;.-. ---g-:-Keast _(Mich. State); 6. ,Burns (B~tler). ~, ., /., " ~ , ·,, -. ' i :: : \. ,,y ~ ·t :/ f .' \;. -. r \ (

a Page 168_ May 31, 1961 ' 880, Hornbostel (Ind) 1:53, 5; *Dawson (Okla); *Gray (Abilene Christian}; 2. Turner (MicJ1); 3. -- Schiller (fexas); 4. _Dunkin (Mo); 5. Rhoades (Emporia St}; 6.• Lambertus (Iowa I St). - - Mile, Cunningham (Kansas) 4: 11, 1; 2. Broc;ksmith (Ind); *Sears (Butler); 3. Kennedy (Purdue); ~Smith(Pittsburg St); 4. §immons '(Abilene Christian); 5. Chapman (Iowa St); 6, Pearson ' (North Dakota). 2 Mile,Shugert (Miami) 9:16. 7; 2. Bi:ocksmith; 3. Julian (DePaul); 4. Currell (Minn); 5. PH- brow (Grinnell); 6. Hill (Michigan). , 120HH, Saling (Iowa) 14.1; 2. Black (Ohio St); 3. Keller (Ohio St); 4. Schie,fley (Minn); 5. Roden (Wisconsin); 6. Hinchley (Kansas St). ' · · 220LH, Keller 22. 7; 2, Saling; 3, Schiefley; 4. Mears (Ohio Wesleyan); 5. Crouch (Ind); 6. Quggins (Northwestern). , 400H,(Non-scoring event) Beatty (E. Mich) 52. 9; 2. Lewis rvvayne St); 3. Blanchard (Arizona); ~htirston (Iowa); 5, Me~rs; 6. Crank (Loyola, .Chicago). , -·· m;__Redd (Bradley) 25'6-l"; 2. Brooks (Chicago) 25'2¾."; 3. Dreutyke (Elmhurst) 24'4"; 4. ' Morris (Ok.ht) 24'}''; 5, Crouch 23'9"; 6. Owens (Georgia) 23'6", HJ, *Ward (Michigan frosh) 6'7½"; 1. Nelson (Butler) 6'5!"_; 2, Shaw (Wisc) 6'5"; *Murphy · (Notre Dame) 6 '5"; *Schroeder (Pittsburg St) 6'5"; 3. tie, Watkins (Abilene Christian), Ne­ block (Okla) and Spencer (Geneva) 6'4"; 6. tie, Windau (Marq), Russell (Ohio St), Darling (North Dakota) and Schrief rvvestern Mich) 6'3", PV, Beecher (Ind) 13'10"; *Seeley (Ill) 13'10"; 2. tie, Schram (Marq), Hess (Minn), Zimmer­ man (Tulane), Wonsowicz (Ohio St), McKinley (E. Mich) and Lennington (Ill) 13'6". · - HSJ,(Non-scoring event) Reed 48'3½"; 2: Meinert (DePaul) 45'10"; 3. Weatherley (Monmouth); 4. Morris (Okla); 5. Portmess (DcPaul); 6. Crouch. , SP, Rhea (Neb) 52'5£"; 2. Munn (Minn) 48'10¼"; 3. Ho\yell (Okla) 46'10f'; 4. Dues fvVayne St) -:-iIT3'7!''; 5. Blanck (Drake) 45'4"; 6. Batchelor (Georgia) 44'2''. . · OT, Purma (Ill) 156'4¼"; 2. Brooks (Mich) 153'6"; 3, Batchelor 153'2"; 4. ·Thornhill (Kansas) 1 1 ' --n2 ; 5. Mountain (Penn College) 151'9½"; 6. Howell (Olq.a) 142 5½". . - , HT,McDougall (Penn) 159'9¾''; 2. Biddinger (Ind) 154'½"; 3. Miller fvVest Va) 152'2½"; 4. E. ; Johnson (Ohio St}'l51 1 ll½"; 5.. Cox (Mich) 147'4!·"; 6. Younger-man (Iowa) 138'10½". IL._ Williams (Ha'mpton Institute) 21s•; llf>urvis (Purdue) 204'L1f'; 2. Sample (Arizona) " 204'3i"; 3. Batchelor 2Q2'i''; 4. H. Smith (Ohio St) 192'7"; 5. Marks (Okla) 190'4f'; 6. Novotny (Wisc) 190'1". *==Ineligible for NCAA scoring. Eligible only for Olympic Trials.

WIND SPRINTS Olympic chi.,_npion Ralph Boston, who became the first man to broad jump more than - - 27 feet with a leap of 27'-½" at the California Relays in Modesto on May 27, also turned-in the 1 11 greatest series of all time. He started with 26'5¾'' and then followed with 26 9¾'', 26'5¼ , , ½",26'1¾'' and 26'10¼" •.. Bo Roberson finished second in the broa jump with a leap of _J:~....· 26'2¼", then ran 22. 3 for second place in the 220-yard low hurdles. He also ran 9, 5 ·for · second in a heat of the 100 but withdrew from the final. •• Darrell Horn, who tied for third with Anthony Watson at 25'8¼" in the broad jump, also took second in the hop-step-jump at 49 1 811 and placed third in the low hurdles at 22. 9 •.. Oregon State -'s Dale Story ran a 59. 9 last " I lap and a 4~17. 9 last mile in wimti~g the two mile in 8:46, 9 at Modesto ... the National AAU ;·, decathlon championships will be held in Albuquerque, N. M. on June ~O and July 1. Anyone needing information on the event should contact: Ed Garvanian, director, National Decathlon Championships, c/o Athletic Dept., University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M ... English distance runners Bill Corne!~, Bri"n Turner and Mike Wiggs have been 'cleared by the British AAA board t0; run in the U. s. All three are freshmen at Southern Illinois ... the combined Oxford-Cambridge track team leaves England on June 5 for a three-week stay in the U, S. The ~ team will have meets with Penn-Cornell, Harvard-Yale and the Hamilton Olympic Club of ·· , C;.mada .•• broad jumper f-h:mk Visser has been bothered by a pulled leg muscle ... high jumper 1 Joe Faust has a torn muscle and is finished for the season ..• another athlete finished for the season is Michigan broa-d jumper Les Bird who has a nerve injury at the back lof his left thigh .•. Southern California's Rex Cawley is still out with a leg injury and missed last Saturday's AA WU meet. Another Trojan who missed the AAWU was sprinter Jim Ba.tes, who has had the flu .•• Boston University c'9ach Ed Flanagan says John Thomas is "ahead of our timetable" in ) .preparation for his meeting with Valeriy Brm11el in July ••. UCLA hurdler Jim Johnson ,, the NCAA champion, has been 01,1tof action because ,of a knee injury. !,. t" ,_ - ,,,. ./ \ \ ALL;.TINIE-BEST PERF :ORMANCES 0 , ODD" DISTANCES - By Paul Schreiber

1½MILES r- 6:23.1* Albert Thomas (Australia) Sydney _ 1/19/60 6:26. o Gordon Pirie (Great Britain) Paddington -7; 5/55 6:26. 2 Derek Ibbotson (Great Britain) Paddington 7 / 2/57 6:27. 4* Peter _Clark (Great Britain) London 9/ 3/58_ 6:28. 5 Alex Henderson (Australia) Burlingarn e, Calif. , 7 /12/58 . 6:28. 8n Roger Dunkley (Great Britain) Paddington 7/ 2/57 6:?,'.). 411 - Brian Barrett (Great Britain) Paddington . 7 / 2/~7 · 6: 30~ O* Albert Thomas (Ausn ·alia) Dublin 8/ 7/58 6:30. 8n ' JohnThorpe (Great Britain) Paddington 7 / 2/55 6:31. On Ken Norris (Great Britain) Paddington 7 / 2/55 *=made during two'-mile race.

FOUR MILES 18:22, 6 Murray Halberg (New Zealand) Dublin 8/ 7 /58 18:24. 6 pave Power (Australia) Sydney 8/ 6/60 < 18:30. 6n Dave -Power (Australia) Dublin 8/ 7 /58 ' 18:33. 6n Bertie Messitt (Ireland; Dublin 8/ 7 /58 18:35.6 Gordon' Pirie (Great Britain) Birmingham 10/ 3/53 18:38. 0% Vladimir Kuts (USSR) London 8/24/57- 18:40, O* Dave Stephens (Australia) Melbourne 1/25/56 18:40. 4 Bertie Messitt (lrelarrl) Dublin 6/16/59 18:42. 4* Michael Bullivant (Great Britain) London · 8/15/59 18:42~ 5* Dave Power (Australia) Sydney 1/19/60 *=made during six-mile race. %=made during 10, 000-metc:r race.

FIVE I\fllLES J ' 23:20~ 3* Dave Power (Australia) Sydney 1/19/60 23:22. 2* Dave St~phens (Australia) Melbourne 1/25/56 23_:25. 6* , Stan Eldon (Great Britain) London 6/28/58 23:27. 4* · Vladimir Kuts (USSR) London - 8/24/57 23:30. 4* . Ken Norris (Great Britain) London 6/13/56 23:31. 8* Stanislaw Ozog (Poland)' Londo11,_ 8/15/59 23;32~ 8% Gordon Pirie (Great Britain) Croydon 7 / 4/56 23:34. 2* Gordon Pirie (Great Britain) · London 7 /lQ/53 23:36. 4* John Merriman (Great Britain) ·1.ondon 7 /15/60 23:47;9% Al Lawrence (Austral1a) Houston . J/ 2/60 · *=made du-ring si,x-mile race. %=made during 10,_000-meter racq ..

TEN MILES

48:12. 0% Emil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia) Stara Bolcslav ­ 9/29/51 48:17.4* Rhadi ben Abdesselem (Morocco) Thonon, france -8/13/,60 48:18.4 ' Basil Heatley (Great Britain) Hurlingham 4/16/60 4$:32.4 Fred Nor.tis (Great Britain) Hurlingham 4/ 4/59 ' 48:47.8 Fred Norris (Great Britain) Blackburn ' 10/25/5$ 48:58. 4n Basil Heatley (Great Britain) Hurlingham ' - 4/ 4/59 49:12. 2 Fred Norris (Great Britain) Dublin 4/25/59 ' 49:22. 2 , Viljo Heino (F inlnnd) Helsinki _ 9/14/46 49:24. 6n' Alastair Wood (Great Britain) Hurlingham 4/16/60 49:31. 0 Basil Heatley (Great Britain) Midland 4/ 2/60 %""made during one~hour run. *=made during 20, ,000-metct race.

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1 1 1 Jim Jackson ,(USA) • : Berkeley, Calif. 22 May 5 1 2 Jun 35 Hayes Jones (USA) " Charleston, Ill. 24 May 57 4 Aug 38 .. ' ' Willie White (USA) Modesto', Calif. 25 May 57 24 Jul 38, Dave Styron (USA) ,· 'Ruston, La. -,17 Mar -59 18 Mar 40 19 9.3 Dave Sime (USA) Ral~igh, N. C. 19 May-56 25 Jul 36 20 9,3 Leani on King (USA) ' I . Fresno, Calif. 12 May 56 13 Feb 36 Dave Sime (USA) Raleigh, N. C. 18 May 57 25 Jul 36 . 1 Ray Norton (USA) San Jose, Calif. 12 Apr , 58 22 Sep - 3~ _ ' J \i .... Roscoe Co~k (USA) Modesto, Calif. 30 May ,59 2 Mar 39 21 9. 3 · Mike· Agostini 0,Vest Indies) Long Beach, Calif -, 5 May 56 _23 Jan 35 'j ~ '· , Bobby Morrow (USA) A ustiri, Texas 14 Juµ 57 15 Oct 35 1 , , Ray Norton (USA) Fresno, Calif. 9 May 59 22 Sep 37 1 22 9. 3 • Hector Hogan (Australia) Sydney , 13 ;Mar 54 11 Jul 31 Bill Woodhouse (USA) Abile,ne, - Texas 5 May 59 11 Dec .36 · · Ray Norto11 ·(USA) Sau Jose, Calif . . 2 Apr 60 22 Sep 37,, 23 9. 3· Mel Patton (USA) Fresno, Calif. 15 May 48 16 Nov24 24' 9. 3 · Jim Golliday (USA) Evanston, Ill. 14 Ivlay 55 23 Apr 31, ) I, Ira J\1u·rchison (US}\.) J.ustin, Texas 14 Jlll1 57- 6 Feb 33' , , 25 9,4 Harr~son Dillard (USA,) Georgetown, B.G. 16 Apr 49 8 Jul 23 , Pr iando Hazley (USA) Norman, Okla. 16 May 59 16 Jun 33 1 1 J •• ).' - 26 9. 6 1 E. MacDonald L•Bailey (WI) London 28 Jun' 47 8 Dec 20 :,.. 1 \ r i / '-AiidY;Stanfield (USA) Compton, . Calif. 4 Jun 54 ' 29 Deo 27 \.. 27 9. 5 Andy Stanfield (USA) , New York City 23 Apr 55 29 Dec ,27 ·, 28 . 9. 4 Jim Omagbemi (Nigeria) Leverkusen, Ger ·. 30 May 59 26 Nov 30 ""' ,f , Keith Gardner (W'est Indies} Cardiff 19 July 58 6 Sep .~9 . ' ,, '129 · 9. 5 Jim Om.agbemi (Nigeria) Modesto, . Calif. 28 ~y GO 26 ...Nov 30 r · 30 9. 5 , 1 Denis Shore (South Africa) 1 Queenstown, S.A , 4 May46 24 May 15 u= unsanctioned meet.

I ( ·'\ _, ;/ 100 METERS ,tj-"'' 16 10,5 . Bob (Canada} Saskatoon 60 44 1:1 'Fish~r-Smith ~ 15 1.ul ,r) '" I 17 10/ 4 Carl-Fred:rik Bunaes . (Norway) kongsberg 15 SeR 57 16 Oct 39 C \\). 1 18 10,3 Peter Radford (Gr eat Britain} Paris 13 Sep 58 20 Sep 39 cl )') ' ) " / 12 Sep 59 30 Nov 40 :-1:; -..:.,.,I Peter Garnper (Germany) D'ortmWJd I ' j 19 10; 0 Harry Jeforne (Canada} I Saskatoon 15,Jul 60 30 Sep 40 ('l,1, " 2Q 10.1 Learn on, King (USA) Ontarfo, ,.Calif. 20 Oct Sq 13 Feb 36 - . ;,; : I 21 10.1 Ray Norton (USA) San-Jose, Calif. 18 Api; 5~ 22 Sep 37 ,.. : ' 'l , - 5:r, >• f 22 10.2 fylanfred Germar (Germany)' Cologne 31 Jul 10 Mar 35 . ~ ' ,, Jesse Owens (US/.} _. Chicago ( 20 Jun 36 12 ,~ep 13 -~ ~ :.... Berkeley, Calif, 60 30 N