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. NEWS • , NE\\' YORK 81 at PHILADELPHIA 113, May 24- -Drayton, Yill. Fr ,•/9. 8; Collymorr~ 3rd; Collymore 21. 6.; Murphy 1:51. 2; Mugosa 4:16. 7; Kopil 14:26. '4 for 3-miles; Culbre ,ath'. 5~. 6 for 440yH; Gardner 6'7¾"; Roberson , 2L1'4¾;Ellis 171 '3¼; Monkofsl

OT-Lindsay 162'6½; Weise ~161'9½; JT-Par~r 230'9"; Cockerham, 1 Wichita, 22-8'1"; 440R­ Abilene Track.Club 40,2; Houston TFC 40.4; MilcR-Kansas State 3:10.0; Abilene':-TC 3:10.2; Ho.uston,TFC 3: 11. 8; : · , · _ - . . NEW'YORKA.C. SPRINGGAMES, N.Y., Juneff--HT-Lawlor 202'6;-Backus 201'5½; , Hall 1'87'3; Thomson 180 1½";56 lb; WT-Backus 43'½"; Dillon '38'11½; DT-0erter .184'!½; Ellis 167''~1;· Thomson 159'4; SP-Korn 54'10; Kcerd 52'9; PY-Harrington and .Anderson ,14'; 1 , 880-Murphy 1: 53.1; 100-Fernandez, '9. 8; Mile-Mugosa, 4:l,6~ 9;/ "' ... , ~ t f \'I I"•, ) ,r, ~ I ,r.-,.,c I :-•: , .( 1 . , • , MIDWEST o,-,EN, Ft. W~yne, Ind...,;June 6-,-10,0-Collymore ·9. 6; M®n, Tenn A&I, 9. 6; ,. IJ< , Miller, Ill, 9. 8; 220t-Ether,:qn, 'Pur, 21. 5; Moo~ 21.,6; Collymore pulled up lame; 440-Kerr 1 '· 26. 3; _Telford '47 .1; Brown, la, 4.1• 5; 889-King, Pelll},St, 1: SO. 7;, Moran, PennSt, 1:51; Bennett N¥U, 1:51.9; .Beastall, 111,t l:52 •.9; -'MUe-Engelbrink, PS, 4:06.S;Pond, UCTC, 4:07.S;Reid, ; ·WMich Fr, 4:10. 2, Bo,yers 4:11. 3. 3-19ile-Higdon 14:25. 6; Williams 14~6. 7. HH-Cawley, ,, F!:1,rmington, Mich, H.S.; 14. l; McNulty 14.5; 22LHt-Cawley, 23. 3; Coleman ·, Ill, 23. 7; 440H.:. 1 Cawley 51.5; Hjl-Hai:,;ley,111, 6'8¼; Mitchell,111, 6'7¼; Richardson, l.JCTC,, 6'7¾; Smith, UCTC, 6'6"; Stead, ,Vill, 6·'6: ·BJ- 25'3!; Boston, Tenn A&I, 24'11!; Herman, NYU, 24'2½; Buc~eley,, Villi 23'9; . ~J-Bell 47'5½; Foreman, W, 47'f"; PV·Jolmston, Pur, 14'8; Welbourn 14~4; Gibson, 1Wdch, 14 •1; Johnson, Pur, 14'; Hoyle.f UCTC, 14'. D1J_-Tullar, PS,. 157'6; -"'~ SP-Williairisoµ, NW, 53'3tf ff-Schwab ,"'PS, 211'11; . , \ CENTRAL COLLEGIATE -CONFERENCE, Milwaukee, June 6--:100-Tidwell, K, 9. 6; Altenberg,Cornell~ 9. 7; Williams, K, 9. 7; 220-(turn) Tidwell 21. o; Carney, Ohio, 21. 3; Wil­ liams, ·K, 21. 4; 440-Nixon / Wis. 47.9; 880"'Robertson,Drake, 1:52. 0; Bazemore, Duke, 1:52. 0; (\ Billups,Loyola, 1:52,4; Mile-Weisiger,D~e, 4:08.6; Gregory, ND, 4:09. ~1; S!ctitkd,K, 4:14.8;

3 'mile:-Mill$,K, 14:1.8.9; 1;Ashmore, WM, 4:1~.9; HH-May,Ind, 14.4; LH-Tidwell 23.3; May 23. 8; 400mH-Cushman, K, 51. 5;Sturtzen, Marq, 52., 5; 44'0R-Kansas 41. 4; Mile R-Kansas ' ( ;... ~ ,' 3:14.6; HJ-Sheppard,Ind, 6'6; H.:,J-Watkins;Chicago,44'9 4 ; PV-Webb,Mo, & Reichert, ND, 14'; , BJ-Williams, K, 23'2{;, Jf ·-AUey, K, 266'6; Londerholm, K, 214'1½; DT-Coclumn, Mo, 175'5½; 1 ',Foos'K 165'8- • ,( 1 ·, ,· . ; i . · · I ' . ' , .; 2 , \ ' 1 MARINE 'CORP,S:. CHA?vIPIONSHIPS, Camp Pendleton,Calif, Jlllle 10, ll:, l0Om-Mc- ,J .~ l 1 1 Lean ; P, 10.6; 20()m-McLean 20~9;~ 1500m-Shepar (d,P :~ 3:55.2; HJ-Gardner,Q, 6'7½; BJ-Guf- ' 1 (:, owski 23'6½; PVrGutows'ld 14'7½; Schwarz and Tork 14-'·5; Cant~llo 262'2½; Stuart, Cherry c< ( Point, 2&~'~; English,_P, .244'q!; \rYhitl~w,•~anDi~g~, ·54'3½; Y6rk,~lliott, 160'10; . · _,_ . N11C.A. k. , Lmcoln, N.... br., Jlllle lu--100-Tidwell, K, 9.3w, Poynter,SJ, 9. 5,Moon, /·' Tenn A&I, 9.6; Hazley,OkSt9.i3; · Altenbdrg,CorncllColl, 9.6; Miller, Ill, 9.9; (Norton,SJ, · ,disq. ~false __starts); 220f , Norton ~().\9t; PoynterJn. 0; Garney, Qhio, 21..1; .Williams, K; 21. 3; Givens, Ok, 21. 4; Rol;>inson,NCC, · 21. 5; 440 - Southern 46. 4; Carlson, Colo, 46. 5; Tobacco, ., , ·. ·, Wash, 46.6; ,:Spcnce,AS, 46.~; ,Johnson, NCC, 47.2; Dodds, KS; 47.3; 880- Kerr, Ill, 1:47.8; , ) 1~ , ,Seth,Mich, l::49.-7; QurtHffe,Stanford, 1:50; Merrimnn, Wichita, 1:50.4; qpence,AS, 1:50.9; · - t '( Katterman,PellJl, 1:S1.o. Mile- Grelle,Ore, 4:03.9; Cloee,St.J 10hns, · 4:0S.·6; En.gelbrink,PS, ""4:'06.0; Hodgson,Ok, 4:06.1; Rodda,KS, 4:06.7; Moran,PS, 0 4:06.8. , 3-mile-Whiteley..,Emp­ oria; 13:59.l; E1~~nman~1OklaSt, 1'1:07.9; Macy,Housto11, 14:09.9; Ashmore,W Mich, 14:11. - 3;Benne~; Oxy, 1,.1:15.o;G'riffith,BYU, 14:24.a i ,tl,tl-Jone~, E}J,13,6; May,Jnd. 13.9; ~ TiJJman., K,' 14. 0; s.{\rlt,Wash St, 14.1; Johnson, Md,( 14. 6; Stuc;ker, KS, 14, 7 (Gilbert fell, , · withdtew from lows), -LHt- Jone·s 2~. 5w; Tidwell 22. 6; ,Shelby, K, 23.3; . May, Ind, 23.4; ~Altei;r- 1 j ,l /). 1_· - ..> _ ' 1-J , ·berg ) 23. 5; Stl:1,Cker23. 6; 440mH" Howar,d, NM,r~50. 6; Cµshman, K, 51. 3; Weibe, Mo, 52. O; ., , Arlt, WSC~ 52. 9;. Clanton, .ACC, };3. 0; Karl~rud, Cal, 54. 7. 3000mSt_ Macy, H, 9: 19.1; Holt, \ I ~ S!; 9: 24. 7; Eli~s~p, !3YU, 9: ¥7. 8; Smartt, H, ~,: ~23~; _ Crawfo~, i K, 9~31~ 9; Wh~an, Kentucky, . "' 9,,49.~. HJj,Vhlliam~,~.J, and~~~~• Ore St,, 6 94 ,,..S;:ew3;t_ _,.SMU,_ 6 8£, Dickso~,Denver~ ~ , , ' 1 and ~heppa d, Ind, q 54 , 4 at 6 34 , RV-Grahtlln,Ok St, ·15 2, Martin, Ok, & Johnston, Pui:, 14'io; Pollard, Nebr, ·& Webb, Mo,, 14'6; 10 at 14'; Jll- Shelby~ K, 25'5; Horn, Ore St, 24'10; ( B,oston, Tenn A &II,24'8¼; Foreman, Ill, mid Buckeley, Vill, 24'5; Kclly,Stanford & Moseley, , Ric~, 24_',4.i; HSJ-Sri:1yth,.Hous~~.m/ 49'7¼; Kclly,Stan, •17'7{; .,Moore, W-St 46'11,a; Foreman, ~ ~· 1 Ill, 46'6£; Shelby, K,, 46'4¼; Cushman •, K, 45'9; S.P- Shine, Pa, 57'11!; Erwin, Okla, S~'ll; His'cock,Ariz, 56'3½; ,~indsay, Ok, 56'3¼; Johnson, Oxy, ;4'1Q; Monkof~l.y, NYU~ 54'5!; 0 5 I' DT~--Gochran,,, Mo, 178; Weise ~ Hm1sto11, 164'4; Lindsay, Okla, 163'3½;' Kec:td,Boston, 160'11½; Lewis, '()xy, , 158'1½; Burke, Ariz, 156'3*-; ff. "A_lley, K, 240'5½; Quist / ~M, 236'9½; Londer~ . J, .,,L , . holm, K, ~'7½; Parker, Tex, 231 '1½; l.(ovaliald4es, Md, 227'10; C~hrcham, Wichita, 221'1½; HT-Law ,lor,,lloston, ,207'5, meet ,record; Bagdonas~Army, 185; Keerd ,18l'li Jongewa;ird,SJ, 1 · 1'13' 9½;tDqten '~ Harvard, -163'3¼; Daniels, SJ, 97'5;\ Tea(lls: I<;ansas· 73, Sun Jo~e 48. :i;Hou- ,,,

ston 38, Okla 31; Qkla ,St 22.1, B,o·ston 2 --.i 1, , j) J -- ) ,' "/- ):.

• ;. ~-~- , ~ ~~ I J:- ·, )·, __ ,. \ - ~ ""',i i ·/·1 '" , I t I . j ~ I f ;' .t: ·/) NCAANotes: ~Sween~y tripped pver 40Omhurdle lcnockooriver by Katlsrud; Collym,;,re · , 1 out of .ttleet with pulled ,muscle; Martin, Lundh, Bowers did not qualify for mi~e.-final; Ls;rson, ·1 1 . Lake• Gregory, Abington, Weisiger did not place; ,_ the discus circle was stick; Horn was , ; J injured pe".foreHSJ final; Yer~S!l was disqualified for running out of 440 lane; Davis ran first 220 too-fast, did not place in 449;Scurlock ~ s~ck, withd~w from 880 final;-Mullins and , P~ke ran _7th and 8th in final; Siebert failed in semi-final 880;, Winder disqualified Jin220 · neat; Collins disq. in 220 sem,i: Howardhit hurdle 1in LH semi; did n9t finish; Nitills' fell in three mile; Haisley and Costa scp1tched from high tump., M~rch .iony f~.Ofllshot, ,Mills fi'.om 1 ,'\ · ~' ' · \ · , . • · , J,velin, , Edstrom from hurdles, 1 I ·Miscellaneous u.S. \M~rks: vlp. the New England AAU, Randolph, ¥ass. Jun~s ,"~·~ne t of Penn. 5711,i5i''; Santion, Hope High, 159'¼", John Kelley 30: 13 for 6 mile~; LawlQr 1,96'¼".• In invitation meet at Memphis i, May ' ao.Jim Mathis, . Memphis TC, 21.1, 48. 5, 9-. 8,and Phil Mulkey_6'4½, 24'2, 47~1" HSJ, 198'9" javelin. In All-Ohio College meet,'Bcrea, .1May 30, Camey 9. 7, 20.9; ,8caufort,Centra1Statc, 48.1, Phil Conley, Army ; 22912" O,ehind C'nntello'E 254'2'') on May_22; 2271 May 27, 249' . ~e 2, 231 '3 June 6. Nick Ellis, Mdrgan State, 46. 8; , Rudy Smith, Bates, -4~. 9~ , · , · - · v NAIA, Siotpc Falls,$.D~, June 5-6: Garton East Texas, 21, 4; Ellis 46. 8; Qhlander, w. Win,oist 1:52. 2; Whiteley , -Bmpor.ui, 4: 11. 2, 9: 06. O; Gilbert, W-S, 14. 6, 24. 1, 53. 6; Wrage, 1;3emetijiTeachers, 6'8; Baird,East Texas, 25'3¼; Moore, W-S, 48'2¼; Verdon,ltedlands, '1 ..,. 1 54'5½; Irjensort,, Washburn, 230'7"; Winston-Salem 56, East Texas State 5_5, En1poria 36, 2. ·1 1 PAGIFIC·ASSOOIATIONAAU, Stanford, .Junc 6: Norton 9~6, 20. 7 against stro~g wi~d; ' { Williams,SJ, 6'9¼; Nieder 60~'lf'; Babka 174'6; Cunliffe 1:51, 6; Cobb 14, 3, 23. 5; Wallace, Sta¢ord, "Dl_l2~3; Mattos ·14r6;-King-, Youth Vill~gc, :·31:&S"for 1 10,ooom; Rarnos,Sac JP, 147.9;

I ~ F,OREIGN NEWS is topped by ·new wor~~ ~is~us reco;d by Edm~ Piutko~s~ of Pol- and ,who threw , 59. 91 (196'6¼~') at Warsaw Jun~ l•k Other marks include: ~i: 48.-1 by Roger l\ltoens on June 3; 13. 9 by Martin Lauer, May 30 at Leverkusen; 3: 56. 6 mile 4YSiegfried ~ Valentµi at Potsdam, May 28, European record, frott f Orodo~zki',Gcrmany ~;Q2. 9' and Janke, . , 1 1 1 G, 4:05. ,6. Gyula Zsivotzl"Y, uew Hungarian r~cord 'of .215'7" on M~y 30; V,atju, new Hun( , 1 1 g~ian shot record of 57' May 30; Nagy, 'Hungary, 56_'8i"; ,Garin ~ ,USSR,\ 14,'H{"; :9oiisolini, .,;-, r 1 1 11 1 17'8'2" on May 28 frorn Grieser,G, ' 176,~l"; Kounadis,Greece , 179 4¼ , national itEfcord; , -~zecsenyi of Hungary, 191'4!" ,, European record, atGyor, June 7, Va!qntjn 2:18 ,,5, German '., 1 record fC>r1000m on June 3; Griesser 179'5'\on Junea. . 1 • • ' Br+.Jish marks_ include: Fairborther -6'7l"; Hewson 1:49. 6; Earl 13:49. 6; ·1Meri'man <. ·; , .', l,3:54. 8; Knight 13:44 from J-liU13:45. 4 and Perkins 13:46; 1\adford 9. 5, Eld<;>n13: 35. 6; Hyman 13:47. 0; fr9m Julloh 13:48. 8; Rowe 5~•10"; Winch 1:51. 9; James 4:17.1; · lbbotson 1 . 8:47.4 frdm Eldon 8:48.4 and Hyman 8:50.0; Seal 13:40.2; ( ·. · Pf~il, Ge,;maµy ,< 6'8¼; Polyakov, USSR, 6'8¾"; Spence, ' So Afric~ ~ 47.✓lm ; Scp.midt,G, 11 1 1 1:51.2; Gilligan,GB, 8:l~. 2 for 3000m; Dahl,Swedcn, 6'7½; Wegmahn;O, 5&8i ; / Grodotzki I ., G~rmany 13,:5•1,4 for , 5000m from Honicke 14: os.0; .AtErfurt, Jwi:e 5 ..7: Matusphewski · ' , J - ,1:49. 5 from Nicphagcn 1:5,0; 2, Kuhl 1:50. 6; 2nd heat: Stamer 1,:50, 4, Grodotiki 1:50. 9; ' Hoffmann 1:,50. 9;' Vnlenfin 13:40~2 fron i He:,;mann 3:40. 9,Grodotz~ 3:43. 2, 'Dorner 3:-44.2, . -, , '.. Konig 3:44.2, Stamer 3:44.8, Hannemann 3:46.0, Schmidt 3:46.3,Buhl 3:46.4,Kruse1 3:46.4, . Saft 3:46, 4, Kobler 3:46. 5,' Neu4of 3:r47. 3 (some xnce!) Muller 14:'02. ~ p:omHoger 1~:·os. 6. 5(,)00m. Schmidt 1:50. 9 from Salonen '1:51. ~., Missalla 1:52. 5. Consolini 175'½" on June 5; ' Berru,ti 20. 7 on 500m track, June 7; also Panciera 47. 5; Rizzo 1:49, ~; Paini 1~50. 8; Luigi 8: 12:4 tor 3000m national Italian record: Mazza 14. 4; Martini 52. o, 400mh; Danielsen, back · ci.n action after a back injury. threw 238'11¾" June ·14 and had a foul at about 84~,0<>·meter~ ., JI (275 '6 ") ••• in the Kusocinski Memoi'i:ar;meet where .Piatkowski .broke the discus record , the 'shot was Y/Onby -with 62'4½''~. ~ Kliniald'Wat~ ,,loVfer¢d the Ja1¥ll\ese l56om . record to 3! 53. 9 on June 14••• Fedoroff is the new Bulgarian 3:ecord,holdet wi~ 14'&:\•• ,1at Tam~re, L.l,llldstro~ went 14'9¼, Kauhanen threw , 243'10",. .and Muller 1of Germany r~ 14:.~2. 4. Asplwu:l raised )lis Swedish record again, _to 214'4½".: He now uses four tu:i:ns, hopes to _1:each 68m ' (223 1). · ;r, , F • · -·, • ,, I I ' ~ 1 . ,, BULLE .TIN BOARD " , • , - Next Newsletter$ July .1, ,15, 29 • . (Tllis ends Vol~, ~). Next 'I!&F:Newsma1'ed -July( 9 •

.,. Ren.ewal Time iEHrowjµs~ three issues away. You may remjt y0ur $6 µow fot Volume o. ' 1 ~ . Cont.inuihg Fcaturea a~~ •iaest Shot Putters of .'-~48· 1958" by'H~phrcy .i.(\>ngand ;'Best, f ' Marks by Age" by' Emcrson ,Case · · · 1 · , · ~ · , · , · · "-- I + • . I ( .. l Let us Hear rfrom Y 9u • . Your ideas and opinibns arc of 'interest to your fellow traaknuts. . 'I 1 \ /' _). f \ 1 ' ,1 ~

' ) ,', • ' \·· I l ., , t . . -,: \ I i' , '(·· ' I -' \" f,,, \_ , WIND ' SPRINTS ~George Kerr ran only in class track meets at .high school in Jamaica. The summer ~r graduation he wanted a trip to Puerto Rico and entered the trials for the Jamaican team running t~e half "because I didn't think I had a lot of speed" •.. He won, caught the eye of H~rb McK~nley, and although he stayed out of'school f.lndworked on his . dad's banana farm the next year he 'put in a lot of serious trilining. The rest is becoming history ••• Cal's 1 3: 19. 6 mile relay team has f scholarship average of 3. 366 on the 4. O scale. Stu Gould is Phi Beta Kappa. (4. 000), is expected to be (3. 6.29), had 3~ 187 and Bob Karlsrud 2.·647~ •• Stanford's Ernie Cunliff~ took 51 units in the last th~ee quarters, had µine units of B,· the rest A. '•• an ~arly USA-USSR dope sheet gives it -125 to 111••• Don Stew­ art, · two time NCAA high jwnp 'chainp from SMU, is a fine footballer. He played none in 1957, was injured and got in only one game , in 1958, yet was drafted 10th by the world champ , Baltimore Colts. Don is a pass receiver and punter (onc~cgot off a 95 yarder) ••• ·- · . j, /J The CCC (Central Collegia~~ Conference) track meet was formed in 1926 bec~use th