TRAEHDEWSLETTER and Traa:k5tats

Vol. 19, No. 18 May 31, 1973

UNITED STATES OUTDOOR NEWS

Nebraska85-Colorado 65, Boulder, Colo., May 5-220(ok), tist) 8:59.8. 3M(b), Fulton 13:33.4; 2. Maddaford13 :34.2; 3. Webb(N) 20.9. HH(ok), Fisher(N) 14.0. IH, Lockwood (C) Ndoo 13:38.2; 4. Hebron(En WashSt) 13:39.0; 5. Kluvers 52.1. (Dick St) 13:46.6; 6. Nixon 13:46.8. Heats(a): Fulton 13:58.2. 1-Hour,Brockton, Mass.,May 12-Vitale (NHTC) 12M,95y; 6M(c), Fredriksson(Int U-Swe)28:42.2; 2. Fulton 28:55.2; 3. 2. Burfoot (Cent ConnAA) 12M,90y. Grinnell (Mrmnt) 28:55.6; 4. Maddaford28:59.4; 5. Birnbaum TexasA&M 75-Baylor 60, CollegeStation, Tex., May 12- 29:13.0; 6. Ndoo 29:18.6. HH(b, ok), Milburn (Sn U) 13.6; 2. LJ(ok), Brabham(B) 25-11; 2. Rogers(A&M) 25-6. 440R, Ross( H Payne)14.0; 3. Martin (SE La) 14.1. Heats(a): I (ok)-1. TexasA&M 40.4 (D'Ambrosia, Dierschke,Porter, Rogers). Milburn 13.4. Semis(b): l(ok)-1. Milburn 13.7. IH(c), Odell SouthwesternAthletic Conference, Jackson, Miss., May 12- (Oxy) 51.2; 2. Thompson(Tex Sn) 51.4; 3. Vorce (WnWash 100(ok), Capitol (Ale A&M) 9.4; 2. McGee(Ale A&M) 9.4. St) 51.9. Mar(a), Rosa(Wisc/Park-Cey) 2:26:01.6. HH(ok), Milburn (Sn U) 14.3. Teams: TexasSouthern 172. HJ(c), Curry (Delta St) 7-0; 2. Causey(Sn Cal Coll) 6-10. AC,Monmouth, Ore., May 15-16-Dec, Stephens(Mon TC) PV(c), Hardison(Fres Pac)16-6¼; 2. Whitney (Baptist) 15-4; 7168(11.0,21 -11½,43-7¼,6-6¼,51.6, 15.0, 141-8, 11-1, 164-2, 3. Towles (Baptist) 15-4. LJ(b, ok), Boyd (Fisk) 25-3¼; 2. 4:48.1). Jagger(Pasadena) 24-2½; 3. Brown (NW La) 24-1. TJ(c, ok), PennsylvaniaClassic, University Park, Pa.,May 18-1 H, Brug­ Owusu(Ang St-Gha)53-0 NR; 2. Pomaney(H Payne-Gha) geman(Ohio TC) 52.8. LJ(ok), Rea(Pitt) 23-4. HT, Jackson 51-6; 3. Johnson(Sn U) 50-11. (PennSt) 191-1; 2. Dvorzak(Penn St) 182-9. SP(b), Gilzow (SWTex St) 58-1½; 2. Franklin (SF Austin AC,West Long Branch,N.J., May 20-DT, Swarts(Shore AC) St) 56-11; 3. Autem (Pitt St) 56-9. DT(c), Nilsson(Int U-Swe) 205-7. HT, Zilincar (ShoreAC) 195-5. . 181-3; 2. Harsh(Cent Wash St) 174-11; 3. Smith (Pac Luth) MissouriValley Conference, Memphis, Tenn ., May 18(a)-19(b)- 172-9. HT(a), Keating(S Fraser-Can)200-11; 2. McCave(Fres 100(b, -5.0), Hammonds(Mem St) 9.4. 220(b, ok), Hammonds Pac)187 -6; 3. Everson(WiscM'hite) 158-8. JT(b), Elliott (In­ 21.0. 440(b), Taylor (Mem St) 47.2. 880(b), Curry (N Tex St) diana/Pa)244-9; 2. Hynek (Emp St) 237-9; 3. Omphroy (Oxy) . 1:50.5. Mile(b), Walker (WichSt) 4:02.5; 2. Everett (N Tex St) 237-6. 4:02.7. 3M(b), Bannon(Mem St) 13:45.6. 6M(a), Bannon Dec(a-b),Bahr (Graceland)7011; 2. Chilberg(Oxy) 6708; 3. 29:30.6. St(a), Hays(Wich St) 8:57.4; 2. Pettigrew(N Tex St) Robinson(Oak St) 6637. 440R(c), TexasSouthern 40.1; 2. 9:03.6;... 5. Smith (Wich St) 9:36.4. HH(b, ok), Jubert (N Tex Baptist40.2; 3. ArkansasAM&N 40.9. Heats(a): Alcorn A&M St) 14.3. IH(b), Parker(Wich St) 52.8. TJ(b, ok), Brown (N 40.8. 11-1.Texas Southern 40.2; 2. Baptist40.3. MileR(c), Tex St) 49-4½. DT(b), Higgins(Mem St) 181-9. 440R(b), Mem­ SF Austin State 3:08.9; 2. Troy State3:09.9; 3. Mississippi phis State39.9 (Knight, Fox, Taylor, Hammonds).MileR(b), Valley 3: 10.7. Teams: TexasSouthern 81; 2. EasternNew MemphisState 3:13.0. Teams: North TexasState 143; 2. Wi­ Mexico 55; 3. Baptist40; 4. SF Austin State 34; 5. tie, Occi­ chita State 116; 3. MemphisState 107; 4. Drake94. dental & International U 28; 7. AngeloState 26; 8. Fisk 22; NAIAChampionships, Arkadelphia, Ark. , May 23(a)-24(b)- 9. Howard Payne17; 10. SouthernU 16. 25(c)-100(b, ok), Okyir (AngeloSt-Gha) 9.5; 2. Pough(Tex IC4AChampionships, New Brunswick,N.J., May 25(a)-26(b) Sn) 9.5; 3. Gulley (SEn Okla St) 9.5. 220(c, ok), Reid (Bap­ /windy and cold with occasionalrain/-1 OO(b,ok), Sands(Penn tist) 20.7 (frosh); 2. Gilkes(Fisk) 20.9; 3. Okyir 21.2. 440(c), St-Bah)9.8; 2. Basciano(Md) 9.9; 3. Walker (Adelphi) 10.0 Coleman(SF Austin St) 46.5; 2. Jenkins(Tex Sn) 46.5; 3. (injured at end of race). 220(b, ok), Hardware(Adelphi-Jam) Faager(Int U-Swe)46.6; 4. Shaw(Linfield) 47.1. Semis(b): 21.3; 2. Rudasill(Brown) 21.4; 3. Collins (Penn)21.5. 440(b), 11-1. Faager46.8; 2. Coleman46.8. 880(c), Boit (En NM-Ken) Zapoticzny (S Hall) 4 7 .5. 880(b), Schappert(Viii) 1:51.0; 2. 1:47.7; 2. tie, Fulton (Tex Sn) & LaGrant(Tex Sn) 1:48.8; 4. Francis(Bost C) 1:51.3; 3. Philippe (Ford) 1:51.9. Mile(b), Phippen(High Point) 1:49 .3; 5. Nelson(Ft HaysSt) 1:49.4; 6. Colon (Manh-PRico) 4:03.4; 2. Quirk (Harv) 4:04.4; 3. McEl­ Leier (Whitman)l:49.6. Heats(a): Fulton 1:50.2. Semis(b): roy (Viii) 4:04.4. St(b), Hartnett (Viii-Eire) 8:54.2; 2. Squires Fulton 1:50.2. (Manh) 9:02.4; 3. Gillin (Mass)9:03.0; 4. Umbarger(Md) Mile(c), Fulton 3:57.8; 2. Maplestone(En WashSt-GB) 3:58.5; 9:03.8. 3. Boit 4:00.3. Heats(a): Fulton 4:08.8. St(c), Maddaford(En 3M(b), Keogh(Manh-Eire) 13:25.0; 2. Fischer(Syr) 13:27.4; NM-NZ) 8:46.2; 2. Ndoo (En NM-Ken) 8:50.4; 3. Nixon (Pitt 3. Gittings (PennSt) 13:28.0; 4. Cohen(American U) 13:35.0; St) 8:52.8; 4. Birnbaum(Ft HaysSt) 8:54.4; 5. Layne (Bap- 5. Martin (Wm&M-GB)13:38.0; 6. Christ (Penn) 13:43.4; 7.

Page 171-May 31, 1973 Flynn (Army) 13:45.8. 6M(a),Hartnett 28:07.2; 2. Maguire 54; 2. Essex51; 3. lake City 48; 4. NewMexico 43. (PennSt) 28:43.2; 3. Keogh28:43.2; 4. Sieben(Rutgers) CentralCollegiates, East Lansing, Mich., May 25(a)-26(b) 28:44.0. HH(b,ok), Dobson(Wm&M) 13.8; 2. lewis (Penn) /both dayswarm and calm, partly cloudy/-1 OO{b,ok), Dill 13.9. IH(b), Collins51.3; 2. Schwab(Penn) 51.9; 3. Bligh(CW (MichSt) 9.4; 2 Amerison(Linc) 9.4. Heats(a):l(ok)-1. Post)51.9. Amerison9.4. ll(ok)-1. Dill 9.4. 220(b,ok), Dill 20.7. 440(b), HJ(b), Dunn(Colg) 7-1½; 2. Harkins(Navy) 6-10; 3. Nalley Lyles(Linc) 46.0; 2. Eisenla.uer (Iowa)46.9: 3. Wal,lace(Ind) (Md) 6-10. PV(b), Kleiger(Harv) 16-7¼; 2. Hayes(Md) 16-0. 47.0. Semis(a):111-1. Lyles 47.1. 880(b),Wottle (B GreenSt) LJ(a,ok), Rea(Pitt) 24-2¾. TJ(b, ok), McBryde(Manh) 52-2; 1:47.6; 2. Popejoy(Mich St) 1:47.9PR; 3. Rob Cool(Mich St) 2. Rea50-6, SP(b),Haney (Navy) 60-11 ½; 2. Burgess( Rutg) 1:49.4; 4. Rogles(Mo) 1:49.7; 5. Achgill (Ind) 1:49.9; 6. Cur­ 58-10¾;3. Arcieri (Adel) 58-0. DT(a),Post (CW Post) 170-0. tis (Wisc)1:50.0. Mile(b),McMullen (Mo) 3:59.7 PR; 2. Rose HT(a),Bregar (Navy) 212-8; 2. Bessette(Conn) 204-1; 3. Bart­ (Wn Ky-GB)4:00.8; 3. Vermilyea(B GreenSt) 4:03.3; 4. Bols­ lett (Brown) 196-3; 4. Jackson(Penn St) 194-0PR; 5. Moore ter (Mich-Eire)4:04.0; 5. Macdonald(B GreenSt) 4:04.0; 6. (MIT) 187-1; 6. McCree(St John's)184-2; 7. Morrison(H Cross) Herold(Wisc) 4:04.5. 183-6; 8. Cramer(Springfield) 181-10. JT(a), Charlsen(Navy) 3M(b), Minty (En Mich-GB)13:21.6; 2. Rose13:27.4; 3. . 234-4. Mandera(Ind) 13:30.6; 4. Elliott (B GreenSt) 13:38.2; 5. Dec(5/23-24,Emmitsburg, Md), Evans(Conn) 7438 (10.8, Somesan(Ind) 13:43.8. 6M(a),Minty 27:34.4(5th performer, 23-0,47-2½, 6-1¼, 50.6, 15.2,149-5½, 13-2, 180-8½, 5:07.0); 8th pettormanceall-time college); 2. St.John(Sn Ill) 28:40.0; 2. Samara(Penn) 7068 ( 10.8,22-11¼, 39-¼, 6-1¼, 50.6, 15.0, 3. Gavaghan(Ball St) 28:40.6; 4. Stanley(Cine) 28:46.2; 5. 126-6,11-1, 175-1, 4:48.8); 3. Stephan(Navy) 7061 (10.7, Wynder(Ball St) 29:01.6. St(a), Cool8:56.6; 2. Elliott 9:02.8; 21-10½,38-1½, 6-1¼, 48.4, 15.2, 118-0,10-0, 181-1, 4:32.8). 3. Wesseling(Miami/0) 9: 11.4. HH(b,ok), McMannon(N Dame) 440R(b),Adelphi 41.0; 2 PennState 41.4. MileR(b),Seton 13.7; 2. Larry (Linc) 14.0; 3. Morrison(Mich) 14.0. Heats(a): Hall 3: 13.0; 2. Pitt 3: 14.5. Teams: Navy41; 2. tie, Maryland ll(ok)-1. Morrison14.0; 2. Jackson(Ind) 14.0. lll(ok)-1. Mc­ & PennState 29½; 4. Manhattan26; 5. Penn24; 6. Adelphi Manhon14.0. IV(ok)-1. Nelson(En Mich-Can)14.0. Semis(a): 22½; 7. Villanova21; 8. Pitt 18; 9. SetonHall 17½; 10. Harv­ l(ok)-1. Morrison13.8; 2. Larry 13.8. ll(ok)-1. McMannon ard 14. 13.8; 2. Jackson13.9; 3. Williams(Linc) 13.9. IH(b), Cassie­ NationalJC Championships,Pasadena, Tex., May 24(a)-25(b)- man(Mich St) 50.5; 2. Yates(Wn Ky) 51.7. Heats(a):1-1. 26(c)-220(c, ok), Gilbreath(NMJC) 20.6; 2. Brown(Essex) Cassleman51.1. 11-1.Yates 52.1. 20.9. Heats(a):Vlll(ok)-1. Gilbreath21.0. 440(c), Daley(Es­ HJ(b),Adama (Ind) 6-10. PV(b),Green (Ohio St) 16-3. lJ sex-Jam)46.7. Heats(a):Vlll-1. Daley46.8. Semis(b):11-1. (b, ok), Lanier(Cine) 25-7¼; 2. Gregory(Mich St) 25-½. TJ Daley46.8. 880(c),Tuitt (Essex-Trin)1:49.0. HH(b, ok), Rob· (a, ok), Lanier50-1¼. SP(a), Stuart (Wn Ky) 63-8¼; 2. Bilder inson(Miami DadeS) 14.0; 2. Romes(Lake City) 14.0. Semis (Nn Ill) 60-9¼; 3. Eneix(Wn Ky) 59-7; 4. Arendell(Wn 111) "-._/ (b): l(ok)-1. Robinson14.0. IH(c), Rambo(Miami DadeS) 58-10; 5. John Stuart(Wn Ky) 58-0. DT(b), Eneix178-5. 51.6; 2. Roland(En Okla) 52.0. HJ(c),Underwood (Glendale/ HT(a),Satchwell (Wn 111)176-8. JT(b), Neely(Ball St) 215-1. Ariz) 7-0. LJ(b, ok), Hamilton(Jefferson) 24-11¾; 2. Beasley 440R(b),Lincoln 40.7. MileR(b),Michigan 3:08.3 (Syphax, (Brevard)24-8¼. TJ(t:, ok), Taylor (ForestPark) 51-5; 2. Brown Cornwell,Chapman, Rowe); 2. Lincoln3: 10.3; 3. Wisconsin (LakeCity) 50-¾. DT(c),Whitaker (Mesa/Ariz) 177-5. JT(c), 3: 10.8. Teams: MichiganState 89; 2. WesternKentucky 72; Norris(Allen County)239-0; 2. Maryanski( lane) 238-9; 3. 3. Indiana50; 4. Lincoln47; 5. BowlingGreen State 34; 6. McIntosh(Manatee) . 238-3. MileR(c),Essex 3:09.2 (Joseph EasternMichigan 33; 7. WesternMichigan 34; 8. Michigan31; 47.5, Skinner49.0, Tuitt 46.8, Daley46.0); Heats(b): 11-1. 9. Missouri29; 10. Ball State28. Cuyahoga3:10.7. 111-1.Essex 3:09.1. Teams: Mesa/Arizona AC, Knoxville,Tenn., May 25-440, Sowerby(Murray St-

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Ant) 46.8; 2. James(Tenn-Trin) 46.8. 880, McAfee(N Car) lund (UTEP-Swe)65-9½ NR; 5. tie, Marks(P Coast)& Shmock 1:47.6; 2. Garrison(Tenn) 1:47.B(frosh); 3. Anderson(Tenn) (OreTC) 62-5½; 7. Born (BA Strid) 61-9¾; 8. LeDuc(unat) 1:49.0; 4. Bond (Tenn) 1:50.0. Mile, Waldrop(N Car)4:01.8; 59-11¼. DT{goodquartering wind), Powell(P Coast)218-8 2. Wilkins (N CarSt) 4:04.3. St, Steele(Tenn) 8:50.8; 2. Addi­ (7th performanceall-time US) (214-3,f, f, 211-5,213-7, 218-8); son (Tenn)9:00.8; 3. Breen(E Tenn St-Eire)9:04.8. 3M, 2. Silvester(lntmtn TC) 216-9 (198-6,192-3, 207-0, 200-4, f, Beardmore(Duke) 13:43.4. GM,E.Leddy (E Tenn St-Eire) 216-9); 3. Wilkins (Ore)209-7 (12th performerall-time US, 28:56.2. HH(ok), Stubbs(La Tech) 13.9. LJ(ok), Geter(Tenn) 2nd performer,performance all-time college) (203-1, f, 209-7, 25-¼; 2. Cook(SWn La) 24-8½. TJ(ok), Davenport(E Car) 205-3,f, 195-1); 4. Vollmer (NYAil) 208-10(204-11, f, 206-2, 51-4½; 2. Kelly (N Car)50-7¼. HT, Dinneen(DC Strid-P Rico) f, 208-10,207-4); 5. Penrose(BA Strid) 201-2; 6. Ordway(P 201-9. 440R, SouthwesternLouisiana 40.4. Coast)197-11; 7. Stadel(Rice) 198-7; 8. Pecar(BYU-Yug) CaliforniaJC Championships,Bakersfield, Calif., May 26- 195-0NR; 9. Gunzel(Ariz) 194-6; 10. Roost(Can) 191-10; 440, Farmer(LA SW)46.8. 440R, LACC40.8. Teams: CCSF 11.Tsiaris (unat-Gr) 191-4; 12. Gordon(UCLA) 190-10; 13. 45; 2. LACC36. Louisiana(BA Strid) 188-8; 14. Kohler (Strid) 188-5; 15. List­ CaliforniaRelays, Modesto, Calif., May 26 /sunny and hot er (Strid) 186-4; 16.Weber (P Coast)180-11; 17. Kennedy(BA in afternoon,cool in evening,gusty winds/-100(4.4 7), Breddell Strictf 179-4; 18. Andersson(BYU-Fin) 178-3. · (S JoseSt) 9.4; 2. Ligons(BA Strid) 9.5; 3. Payton(BA Strid) HT, Farmer(UTEP-Aus) 219-1 (f, 203-9,217-2, f, f, 219-1); 9.5; 4. Meriwether(unat) 9.6. 100m(4.0),Washington (Cal Int) 2. Shuff (Ft Mac)209-9 PR (=14th performerall-time US); 3. 10.1; 2. Crockett(Phil PC) 10.2; 3. S.Williams(SDTC) 10.2; 4. Frenn(Strid) 205-1; 4. Arcaro (Ft Mac) 198-2; 5. DeAutre­ Deckard(Cal Int) 10.3; 5. Hurd (Phil PC) 10.3; 6. Hammonds mont (Strid) 195-6; 6. Tenisci(Wash St-Can) 188-1 O; 7. Mc­ (MemSt) 10.4. 220(ok), Quarrie(Sn Cal-Jam)20.5; 2. Bred­ Collum( Hay St) 187-1; 8. Casey( Ft Mac) 186-1; 9. Tice (Strid) dell 20.9; 3. Pettus(BA Strid) 21.0; 4. Schultz(Okla St) 21.3. 185-5;... nm-Hart (Ft Mac). JT, Luke (CNW)270-7 (265-4, 440, Brown (UCLA) 46.6; 2. Singletary(Strid) 46.9; 3. Musika 263-7,269-9, 268-0, 263-1, 270-7-average 266-8 5/8); 2. (P Coast)47.2; 4. Enyeart(Ut St) 57.6; 5. Wills (LSU) 48.2. Schmidt(P Coast)260-7; 3. Lavilie (Strid-Ant) 245-2; 4. Stuart 880, Smith (LSU) 1:50.7; 2. Lowrey (OreSt) 1:50.7; 3. Sandi­ (Strid) 237-4; 5. Gustafsson(BYU-Swe) 233-1 O; 6. Hawkinson son (CNW)1 :52.1. Mile, Puttemans(Belg) 4:03.6 (63.3, 2:04.5, (Ariz) 230-11. 3:06.8); 2. Manke(Okla St) 4:03.8; 3. Crawford(Ft Mac) 440R, Bay AreaStriders 40.1 (Payton,Pettus, Rodgers, Lig­ 4:04.4; 4. Maplestone(En WashSt-GB) 4:04.5; 5. Cummings ons); 2. SouthernCal 40.1 (Williams,Jones, Randle, Quarrie); (BYU) 4:05.7. 3. MemphisState 40.2 (Knight, Fox, Taylor, Hammonds);4. 2M, Mclaren (Can)8:36.4 (last440 57.9, last 880 1:59.4); 2. PhiladelphiaPC 40.2 (Hurd, Newhouse,Roberts, Crockett); 5. Duffy (Nev-G.B)8:45.2; 2. Halberstadt(Okla St-S Afr) 8:47.6; Texas40.5; 6. ArizonaState 41.6. 880R, PhiladelphiaPC 3. Tibaduiza(Nev-Col) 8:48.6; 4. Anderson(Ore TC) 8:49.8; 1:22.9 (Crockett, Roberts,Hurd, Newhouse);2. Cal Interna­ ... 7. Dare(WVTC) 8:59.4. HH(5.6), Milburn (Sn U) 13.3; 2. tional 1:24.7; 3. ArizonaState 1:24.9. MileR,Texas 3:09.4 Hill (Ft Mac) 13.6; 3. Davenport(B RougeTC) 13.7; 4. White (Wright48.3, Jackson48.0, Lee46.3, Sturgal46.8); 2. South­ (Strid) 13.8; 5. Tinnin (S JoseSt) 13.8; 6. Washington(Sn Cal) ern Illinois 3: 10.8 (Smith, Sutton, Brown46.7, Erickson48.4); 14.1. Heats: I (4.0)-1.HHI 13.5; 2. Davenport13.9; 3. Carty 3. ArizonaState 3:12.0 (Peoples45.4);4. SouthernCal 3:13.5 ;° (BA Strid) 14.0. 11(6.7)-1.Milburn 13.4; 2. Tinnin 13.8; 3. 5. Arizona3:13.7; 6. TCU 3:14.5 (Williams46.5); 7. LSU White 13.8. IH, Primeaux(Tex) 51.9; 2. Bolding(P Coast) 3:16.1. 2MR, UCTC7:22.4 (Bach1:51.7, Paull:60.1, Wohl­ 52.3; 3. W.Williams(SDTC) 52.5; 4. Oveson(Ore St) 53.3; huter 1:48.8,Sparks 1:51.8); 2. Texas7:28.4. 5. Cronholm(Rice) 53.7. 2MWalk,Weigle (Colo TC) 14:06.6; AC, Fairfield, Calif., May 27-DT(wind from right quarter@ 2. Kit~hen(unat) 14:11.8; 3. Ranney(unat) 14:13.6. 5-15 mph), 1-1.Louisiana (BA Strid) 195-4; 2. Harrington(unat­ HJ, Stones(P Coast)7-4 PR (8th performerall-time world Can)190-6; 3. Kennedy(BA Strid) 190-5. 11-1.Harrington outdoor;4th performer,performance all-time US outdoor) 201-3; 2. Kennedy195-4; 3. Louisiana192-4. (7-0(2], 7-2¼[3], 7-4); 2. tie, Brown (CP/SLO)& Woods(Ore Vons Classic,Los Angeles, Calif., May 27 /upper 80s,atten­ St) 7-2¼(B-6-10(2], 7-0, 7-2¼; W-6-8, 6-10, 7-0, 7-2¼); 4. dance10,003/-lOOm(-0.9), S.Williams (SDTC) 10.3; 2. Wash­ tie, Cuttell (Can),Fleer (Ore St), Hawkins(Can) & Heikkila ington (Cal Int) 10.4; 3. C.Smith(Cal Int) 10.4; 4. Meriwether (unat) 6-10. PV, Smith (P Coast)17-6¼ (17-0(3], 17-6¼[3], (unat) 10.6. 220(-2.2L$.Williams 20.7; 2. Quarrie'(Sn Cal­ missed18-½); 2. tie, Richards(P Coast)& Roberts(Rice) 17-0; Jam) 20.8; 3. Deckard( Cal Int) 21.1. 440, Newhouse(Phil PC) 4. tie, Dias(BA Strid), Lagerqvist(Swe) & Rock (S JoseSt) 45.9; 2. Singletary(Strid) 46.3; 3. Randle(Sn Cal)46.7; 4. 16-6. LJ(ok), McAlister(UCLA) 26-7½[2.7] (20-7½,25-7¼, Musika(P Coast)46.8. 880, Wohlhuter(UCTC) 1 :44.6 WB, 25-10½,25-1¾, 26-1¾, 26-7½); 2. Williams(Sn Cal) 26-5(1.5] WAR, AR (old WB,WAR, AR 1:44.9 Ryun [Kans] 66) (25.8, (f, 25-8,f, 25-6¼,f, 26-5); 3. Jackson(Strid-Jam) 25-7½; 4. 52.3(27 .5], 1:18.5 (26.2] , (26.1)) (unofficial time at 800m Cuttell 25-1½; 5. Ba,cter(BYU) 24-9¼. TJ, Tiff (UCLA) 53-5w 1:44.0); 2. Malan(S Afr) 1:45.1 (=3rd performer,performance (52-7½w,53-5w, 52-4¼w, f, 51-7¼w,f); 2. Butts (Strid) 52-10w all-timeworld 880; 6th performer,performance all-time world (52-7ok); 3. Terry (UC Davis)51-l½w; 4. Cochee(Sn Cal) 2-laps)(25.6, 52.2(26.6], 1:18.4 [26.2] ,[26.7)); 3. Winzenried 50-2ok; 5. Washington(Sn Cal) 50-1ok. (CW)1:48.0 (25.5, 52.0, 1:18.8); 4. Baxter(Sn Cal) 1:48.8. SP,Feuerbach (P Coast)70-10 (4th performanceall-time Mile, Popejoy(Mich St) 3:58.4 (59.2, 2:00.7(61.5), 3:04.2 world, US outdoor) (69-8¼,f, 70-3¼,70-10, 69-6, 69-5); 2. [63.5), [54.2]_); 2. Wattle (B GreenSt) 3:58.6 (59.0, 2:00.6 Woods(P Coast)67-1; 3. B.Wilhelm(NYAC) 65-11½; 4. Hog- (61.6), 3:04.4(63.8), (54.2)); 3. Liquori (NYAC) 3:58.7

Page 173-May 31, 1973 (59.5, 2:01.1[61.61, 3:03.8(62.71, [54.9]); 4. B.Wheeler Coast)66-4½; 3. B.Wilhelm(NYAC) 63-7½; 4. Semkiw(Ariz (Duke)3 :59.3 (59.7, 2:01.0[61.3], 3:04.0{63.0], [55.3]); 5. St) 62-3¾; 5. Schiller(UCLA) 59-1½; 6. Pagel(UCLA) 57-10¾ . Boit (En NM-Ken)4:00.2 (60.0, 2:01.4[61.4], 3:03.8(62.4], DT,Wilkins (Ore) 205-11; 2. Powell(P Coast)204-1; 3. Voll­ (56.4]); 6. Hilton(P Coast)4:01.4; 7. Mittelstaedt(Stan) mer (NYAC)202-4; 4. Silvester(lntmtn TC) 199-4; 5. Tsiaris 4:01.5. 2M,Puttemans (Belg) 8:26.6 (59.1, 2:01.5, 3:04.4, (unat-Gr)181-10. 561bWt(AAUChampionship), Frenn (Strid) ~ 4:08.5, 5:12.7, 6:18.0, 7:24.7); 2. Geis(Ore TC) 8:36.4 (4:15.9) 47-4; 2. Backus(Olympic Health Club) 29-11 ½. (4:15.9); 3. C.Stewart(GB) 8:39.2; 4. Smith (AIA)8:54.8 · AC, Eugene,Ore., May 29 /attendance3400/-880, Bence (4:16.7); 5. Sink (NYAC)8:56.0. (Ore)1:48.2; 2. Lowrey(Ore St) 1:48.7; 3. Hailu(Ore St- 1tOmHH(2.2), Milburn (Sn U) 13.3; 2. Rich(UCLA) 13.5; Eth) 1:50.4. Mile,Daggatt (Ore) 4:03.1. 2M,Prefontaine (Ore) 3. White(Strid) 13.5; 4. Davenport(B RougeTC) 13.6; 5. 8:24.6 (3rd performanceall-time US); 2. Geis(Ore TC) 8:24.8 Jackson(UCLA) 13.8. IH, W.Williams(SDTC) 49.8; 2. Bold- (3rd performer,=4th performanceall-time US); 3. Lathers ing (P Coast)50.0; 3. Mann(Strid) 50.1. HJ, Stones (P Coast) (Ore)8:46.8; 4. Moore(Ore TC) 8:47.2; 5. Hale(Ore TC) 7-2 (missed7-5); 2. tie, Cuttell(Can) & Hawkins(Can) 7-0; ... 8:56.6. 3M, Grubbs(Ore) 13:41.2. HJ, Fleer (OreSt) 7-0. 6. Matzdorf(CW) 6-8. PV, Pullard(Sn Cal) 17-1; 2. tie, Lager­ PV, Lipscomb(Ore St) 16-1; 2. Skovbo(Ore St) 16-1. SP, qvist(Swe) & Tracanelli(UCLA-Fr) 17-1.; ... nh-Smith (P Coast) Shmock(OreTC)61-3½; 2.Schmidt(OreSt) 59-11. DT,Vol­ [17-1]. LJ(ok),Williams (Sn Cal)25-11½; 2. McAlisten(UCLA) lmer(NYAC) 202-10; 2. Wilkins(Ore) 196-6; 3. Wolf(Ore TC) 25-4; 3. Jackson(Strid-Jam) 24-8. SP, Fauerbach(P Coast) 181-11;4. Miller(Ore St) 178-8. HT, Roeder(Staters) 186-6; 70-4¾(68-0, 68-9, 70-4¾,67-11½, 70-1 ¾, 69-4¼); 2. Woods(P 2. Bolliger( Ore) 185-0. ·

PROFESSIONAL INDOOR NEWS ITATour, No. 12, Salt LakeCity, Utah, May25 /176y average70-6¼); 2. DeBernardi 68-11; . 3. Matson68-1 ¾; 4. bankedboard=c; attendance 6638/-40, Hayes4 .3; 2. Gray Salb67-4. 4.4. 60, Pender5.8 =WB,WPR (=WB Washington [Mich St] ITATour, No. 13, KansasCity, Mo.,May 26 /146.7y banked 72); 2. Jackson5.9; 3. Ravelomanantsoa6.1; 4.' Hines6.1. board=a;attendance 6122/-40, Hayes4.4; 2. Gray4.4. 60, Heats: 1-1.Ravelomanantsoa 5.9. 11-1.Jackson 5.9. 500, Jackson5.9; 2. Edmonson6.0 ; 3. Carlos6.1 ; ... disq-Pender. James53.9 WB, WPR (old WB54.4 Evans[unatl 71 ); 2. Ed­ Heats: 11-1.Jackson 6.0. 440, Evans49.2; 2. Edmonson49 .3; . monson55.6; 3. Matthevvs56.6; 4. Evans58.7. 1000, Ryun 3. Matthevvs60.0. 880, Fisher1:54.0; 2. Von Ruden 1:54.4. 2:08.9; 2. Fisher2:09.0; 3. Von Ruden2:09.6. Mile,Howe Mile,Ryun 4:07.4; 2. Howe4 :08.8; 3. Keino4: 12.5. 2M, 4:06.8; 2. Munson4:09.7. 2M, Keino8:53.8; 2. Laris9: 13.6. Munson8:57.8; 2. Lindgren9 :02.8. 60HH,Gibson 7.0; 2. 60HH,Coleman 6.9; 2. Gibson6.9; 3. High7.0; 4. Carrington Coleman7 .1; 3. Carrington7 .1; 4. Babb7 .1. 7.0; 5. Babb7.1. HJ,Jourdan 7-2; 2. Radetich7-1; 3. Caruthers7-0; 4. Fos­ HJ, Radetich7-3; 2. Caruthers6-10 . PV, Seagren17-0; 2. bury 6-10. PV,Seagren 17-0; 2. Phillips16-6; 3. Williamson Wedman16-3; 3. Sokol 16-0; 4. Heglar16-0. LJ, Beamon 16'.E. LJ, Hines25-11; 2. Carrington25-3½; 3. Beamon25-1¼. 26-9¼; 2. Hines26-9¼; 3. Jackson25-11 ¾; 4. Carrington SP, Oldfield68-4; 2. Matson67-3½; 3. DeBernardi64-8½; 4 . 25-6¾;5. Tate 24-7¾. SP, Oldfield70-lO½WB, WPR (old Salb 64-7½. WB70-9½ Oldfield 73) (70-7½,70-4¾, f (71-3], 70-5, 70-10½-

WORLD OUTDOOR NEWS

Obersuhl,W. Ger.,May 16-lOOOm, Wellmann 2:20.6. Korso,Fin., May20-Mar, Tanninen2:27:29.8; ... dnf­ BarrientosMemorial, Havana, Cuba, May 18(a)-19(b) Shorter(Fla TC) retiredat 29km/18Mwith suspectedstress -400m(a), Juantorena45.8 . HT(b),Malyukov (SU) 229-10 . fractureof ankle. Mainz,W. Ger.,May 19-PV, Kuretzky17-2¾. Malmo,Swe., May 20-DT, Bruch213-½. Munich,W. Ger.,May 19-lOOm(ok), Schwarz 10.2. Berlin,W. Ger.,May 20-25km, Philipp1: 15:32.6 NR Montreal,Que., May 19-Mile, McLaren4:02.3; 2. Fischer (2nd performer,performance all-time world). (Syr)4:04 .5; 3. Keogh(Manh-Eire) 4:05.6. Lahti,Fin., May24-3000m, Paivarinta8:18.4; 2. Ala­ Budapest,Hun., May19(a)-20(b)-400m1H(b), Arva 50.5 Leppilampi8:18.4; 3. Viren8:18.4. JT, Hoivonen280-7 NA. DT(b),Fejer 201-8½. JT(a), Nemeth274-2½; 2. Csik (280-7,f, p, p, p, 263-4); 2. Siitonen278-10 (270-10½, f, 268-5. 278-0,f, 278-10,f). GuadalupeGames, Point-a-Pierre, Guadalupe, May 19(a)-20 Caserta,Italy, May23-1 OOm,Crawford (Phil PC-Trin) (b)-100m(a), Crockett(Phil PC) 10.3; 2. Whitley(Cal Int) 10.2; 2. Taylor (Fl TigTC) 10.3 (windokay). 400m, Turner 10.4. 200m(b),Crockett 20 .8; 2. Walker(Adelphi) 20.8 . (Spts Intl) 47.2; 2. Akii-Bua(Ug) 48.1. Semis(b): Crockett20.6; Rousseau(Fr) 20.9. London,Eng., May 23-Mile, Puttemans(Bel) 4:03 .7;... Sassari,ltaly-1 OOm,Menn ea 10.2. 200m, Mennea 20.8. 3. I. Stewart4:04.7. 400mlH,Pascoe 50.6. JT, Wolfermann Minsk,USSR-5000m, Zhelobovskiy 13:39.2 ( 1st try ever). (WG)280-2. Helsinki,Fin., May20-10,000m, Paivarinta28:40.0; 2. Paris,Fr., May27-lOOm, 1-1.Crawford (Phil PC-Trin)

,I Kantanen28:40.0. JT, Siitonen274 -5. 10.2; 2. Taylor(Fl Tig TC) 10.5. 11-1.Metz 10.5; ... 3. Tur-

Page 174-May 31, 1973 I ner (Spts Intl) 10.7. 800m, Fiasconaro(It) 1:45.9. 1000m, Grimnes(Nor) 267-2. Dec(5/26-27).Leroy 7870 NR (10.7, Bayi(Tanz) 2:19.5. 400m1H,Corval 51.3; ... 5. Akii-Bua 24-¼,47-¼,6-½,49.8,14.8, 153-3½,16-1, 193-6,5:07.6); (Ug)53.3. PV, Drut 16-5. JT, Wolfermann(WG) 276-3½; 2. 2. Schoebel7651.

HIGH SCHOOL OUTDOOR NEWS

Monticello,Fla., March 9-lOO(nwi), Forbes (Leon, Tallahas­ Seminary,Portland) 224-9. see) 9.5. District,Burien, Wash., May 18-DT, Earl(Kent-Meridian, City, Tallahassee,Fla., March13-lOO(nwi), Forbes (Leon, Kent) 185-2. Tallahassee)9.5. SectionPrelims, Sacramento, Calif., May 18-H H(ok),Owens Invitational,Tallahassee, Fla., April 17-lOO(nwi),Forbes (Norte Del Rio,Sacramento) 13.8. ( Leon,Tallahassee) 9.5. NorthCarolina AAU, Raleigh,N.Car., May 19-3M, 2. Schles­ Bay-LeonInvitational, Tallahassee, Fla., April 27-lOO(ok), inger(Sanderson, Raleigh) 14: 10.6. Forbes(Leon, Tallahassee) 9.4. Heats(ok): Forbes9.5. MichiganState, East Lansing,Mich., May 19-220(ok), Jones Regional,Miami, Fla., May4-880R, Jackson,Miami 1 :26.7; (Saginaw)21.1. Heats(ok): Jones 21.0. 2. Central,Miami 1 :27.2. State,Maryland, May 19-Mile,Sandridge (Parkdale, River­ District,Panama City, Fla., May4-lOO(nwi), Forbes ( Leon, dale)4: 10.3. 880, Sandridge1 :53.5. Tallahassee)9.5. Regional,Chesapeake, Va., May19-3301H, Heats: Becker Regional,Fitzgerald, Ga., May4-220(ok), Dixon(Crisp (Menchville,Newport News) 37.4. County,Cordele) 21.2. Conference,Toms River,N.J., May19-HH(nwi), Bunting KC,Staten Island,N.Y., May 5-HJ, Jankunis(New Dorp, (Neptune)13.9. Staten Island)6-10. Meetof Champions,Carbondale, Ill., May21-Mile, Virgin MagruderInvitational, Maryland, May 5-220st(nwi), Goings (Lebanon)4:08.5. 2M,Virgin 8:48.6 (4th performance.all-time (Coolidge,Wash, DC) 20.9. HS). FloridaState, Winter Park, Fla., May12-lOO(ok), Forbes Jersey InvitationalRelays, Elizabeth, N.J., May22-880R, (Leon,Tallahassee) 9.6; 2. Merrick(Deland) 9.6; 3. Dennis Somerville1 :26.5 (N.Plummer21.1). MileR,Snyder, Jersey (Jackson,Miami) 9.6. 220(ok), Dennis21.3; 2. Forbes21.5. City3: 16.6 (without Bluntand Law)( Robinson 4 7 .2); 2. Mor­ HH(ok),Reed (Raines,Jacksonville) 14.0; 2. Haynes(Killian, ristown3:17.3. SpMedR,Mepham, Bellmore, NY 3:27.2 (Seig­ Miami)14.0; 3. Hunt (Jackson,Miami) 14.0; 4. Gracey(Coral er 1:51.4); 2. South, Toms River3:29.1; 3. Coatesville,Pa Park, Miami)14.0. 880R, Jackson,Miami 1 :26.4. MileR,Raines, 3:29.2. DisMedR,Middletown 10:13.2; 2. EssexCatholic, Jacksonville3:17.2; 2. Brandon3:17.2. PV, Rolle(Winter Park) Newark10:14.0. 4MR, Catholic,Paramus 17:12.6 (2nd per­ 15-3. OT, Brown(Raines, Jacksonville) 185-7. former,performance all-time HS) (Quinn 4:24.2, McDermott AlabamaState, Selma, Ala., May12-880, Bolt (Grissom, 4: 17.9, Carney4: 15.6,Conheeney 4: 14.9); 2. HaddonTown­ Huntsville)1 :52.5. Mile,Bolt 4:08.1. ship,Westmont 17:20.0 (5th-performer,performance all-time GazetteRelays, Charleston, W.Va., May 12-220(ok), Tyson HS); 4. Williamstown17:51.4; 5. ArchbishopBonner, Pa (Charleston)21.0. HH(ok),Geiger (East Bank)13.9. 17:51.8. HHR,Germantown, Philadelphia 59.3; 2. NewMil­ Meetof Champions,Pine Bluff,Ark., May12-PV, Bell bard 59.5. (Jonesboro)15-6. SP, Humphries(Dollarway, Pine Bluff)63-1½. Dual,Farmingdale, N.Y., May-HJ, Meisler(Farmingdale) Sectional,Gary, Ind., May17-880R, West,Gary 1:27.2. 7-0. MileR,West, Gary 3:H.4. Section,Azusa, Calif., May 25-Mile, B.Williams(North, Tor­ District,Illinois, May 18-HH(w), Roberts(Southeast, rance-GB)4:09.8. 2M,T.Williams (Lompoc) 8:55.2; 2. Beck Springfield)13.9. (SantaMonica) 9:02.0; 3. Durham(Troy, Fullerton)9:03.2; District,Illinois, May 18-180LHt(w), Sterrenberg (Lyons 4. Blume(Marina, Huntington Beach) 9:03.6; 5. Hulst(Laguna Township,LaGrange) 19.0. Beach)9:04.4 (froshrecord). HH(ok),Johnson (Pasadena)13.8. KansasState, Wichita, Kans., May 18(a)-19(b)-180LHst(w), PV, Curran(Crespi Carmelita, Encino) 16-2 (8th performerall­ SA: Green(South, Wichita) 18.7. 4A: Reynolds(El Dorado) time HS). LJ(ok),Herndon (Cajon, San Bernardino)25-1¾; 2. 18.8. HH(b,w), Brack(Hoisington) 13.9. HJ(a),Guinn (Shaw­ Hammond(Compton) 24-10½. SP, Neidhart(Newport Harbor, nee MissionNorth, Mission)6-9. PV(b),Scales (Lawrence) 15-8¼. NewportBeach) 67-3¾; 2. Coupe(Inglewood) 66-9¼; 3. Kur­ ColoradoState, Boulder, Colo., May 18(a)-19(b)-100(b,ok), rasch(Santa Ana) 61-1 (soph-age15 record). 440R, Monrovia Miller(Mitchell, Colorado Springs) 9.6. 220(b, ok), Miller21.4 . 41.7. HH(b,ok), Dahlberg(Douglas County, Castle Rock) 14.0. Section,Lemoore, Calif., May 25-1 SOLHst(ok),J.Andrews Heats(a,ok): Dahlberg13.9. TJ(ok), White(Harrison, Colorado (West,Bakersfield) 18.8 (soph); 2. Parmer(Lemoore) 18.9. Springs)51-¼ [a) (4th performer,9th performanceall-time HS); HH(ok),Parmer 14.0. TJ(ok), Tucker(Washington Union, 2. Duvall(North, Denver)49-1 l½[b]. HJ(b),White 6-6. 880R, Easton)48-5¼. SP, Shelton (West,Bakersfield) 64-6¾. OT, Manual,Denver 1 :27.4. Shelton 190-6; 2. McNaughton(Mclane, Fresno)189-3 (junior Section,Moraga, Calif., May 18-DT, Fruguglietti(Albany) classrecord). 194-0. IllinoisState, Champaign, Ill., May25(a)-26(b)-100(b, w), ,I State Prelims,Eugene, Ore., May18-JT, Kaiser(Mt Angel Mcfarland(Parker, Chicago) 9.5. Seinis(a,ok): Mcfarland9.5.

Page 175-May 31, 1973 I 220(b, ok), McFarland20.9; 2. Monroe(Lincoln, EastSt Louis) Wheaton)9:07.0. SP,Pulikowsik (Proviso East, Maywood) 21.3. Heats(a,w): McFarland20.8. Semis(a,w): Monroe20.9. 62-2. 880(b),White (Thornton, Harvey)1 :51.0. Mile(b), Fritz (Glen­ WashingtonState, Seattle,Wash., May 26-880, Brewster bardWest, Glen Ellyn) 4: 11.4; 2. Virgin ( Lebanon)4:12.2 ( Rogers,Puyallup) 1 :53.S. Mile, Brewster4: 10.4; 2. Mayer (75minafter 2M). 2M, Virgin 8:42.6 (2nd performer,perfor­ (Snohomish)4:12.5. 2M, Braun(Shoreline, Seattle) 8:58.2; -2. \,___/' manceall-time HS); 2. Eicken(East Peoria) 9:06.0 (soph); 3. Mayer9:05.0. HJ, McDonald(Hale, Seattle) 6-10; 2. Braach Young(Stillman Valley) 9:06.8 (soph); 4. Williams(Central, (Mt Rainier,Des Moines) 6-10. /TrackStats/ NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS PREDICTIONS compiledby Garry Hill It shouldbe reiterated,that aswith previouspredictions, the a definite indicationthat he will actuallycompete in that event viewsexpressed are those of the compiler,not the editorial staff or meet. All choicesare educated guesses made on the basisof of T&FN. An athlete'sname listed in any event(or meet)is not the bestinfo availableat presstime. 100 Tinker ( Kent St) Quarrie'(Sn Cal) Dill (Mich St) · Burton (Purdue) Hammonds(MemSt)Merritt (Va) 220 Quarrie'(Sn Cal) Dill (Mich St) Burton (Purdue) Tinker (Kent St) Lutz (Kans) Riddick (Norf St) 440 Brown(UCLA) Peoples(Ariz St) Jones(NE Mo St) Bond(Tenn) Rowe'(Mich) Sturgal(Tex) 880 Brown(Cal) Waldrop(N Car) Schappert(Viii) Kent (Wisc) Mango(111) Scott (WashSt) Mile Popejoy(Mich St) Wattle (B GreenSt) McAfee(N Car) B.Wheeler(Duke) Hailu' (OreSt) Kvalheim'(Ore) St Brown(Tenn) lathers (Ore) Beardmore(Duke) Hill (OreSt) Clark(Wash St) E.Leddy'(E Tenn St) 3M Prefontaine(Ore) Hartnett' (Viii) Keogh'(Manh) Rose'(Wn Ky) Herold(Wisc) Fischer(Syracuse) 6M Ngeno'(Wash St) Halberstadt'(OkSt)MaguiTe (Penn St) Murphy' (WashSt) Mandera(Ind) Fee(Minn) HH Milburn (Sn U) Foster(N CarCent) Wilson(Sn Cal) Rich (UCLA) Shipp(LSU) Stubbs(la Tech) IH Collins(Penn) Cassleman(Mich St) Primeaux(Tex) Cronholm(Rice) Adsit (ColoSt) Sullivan(Ala) HJ Woods(Ore St) Brown(CP/SLO) Joseph(Ariz) Dunn (Colgate) Owens(Sn Cal) Fletcher(UCLA) PV Roberts(Rice) Tracanelli'(UCLA) Cotton(Fla) Porter(Kans) Kleiger(Harvard) Taylor (Wash) LJ Williams(Sn Cal) McAlister(UCLA) Lanier(Cine) Rea(Pitt) Bendixen'(UCLA) Brabham(Baylor) TJ McClure(MidTennS)Tucker (L BeachSt) Tiff (UCLA) Freeman(UCLA) McBryde(Manh) Langeland'(BYU) SP Hoglund'(UTEP) Stuart (Wn Ky) Walker(SMU) Semkiw(Ariz St) Wilkins(Ore) Dolegiewicz'(Tex) OT Wilkins(Ore) Stadel(Rice) Smith (Colo St) Gunzel(Ariz) Hjeltnes'(Wn Md) Dolegiewicz'(Tex) HT Farmer'( UTEP) Bregar( Navy) Accambray'(KntSt) Bessette( Conn) Bartlett ( Brown) Jackson(Penn St) JT Colson(Kans) Dowswell'(OhioU) Judd (OreSt) Kennedy'(Cal) Quitslund(Wash) Hollaway(Iowa St) Dec Evans(Conn) Brigham(Ore) Pihl' (BYU) George(Fres St) Samara(Penn) Heacock(Sn Ill) 440R SouthernCal Norfolk State SMU KansasState TexasA&M ArizonaState MileR UCLA Texas TCU Michigan SouthernCal LSU'

AAU CHAMPIONSHIPS PREDICTIONS

100 Crockett( Phil PC) Washington(Cal lnt)S.Williams(SDTC) Tinker (K1!11tSt) Quarrie'(Sn Cal) Deckard( CalInt) 220 $.Williams(SDTC) Quarrie'(Sn Cal) Dill (Mich St) Burton (Purdue) C.Smith( CalInt) Deckard(Cal Int) 440 Brown(UCLA) Newhouse(Phil PC) Peoples(Ariz St) Jones(NE Mo St) Bond(Tenn) Singletary(Strid) 880 Wohlhuter(UCTC) Wattle (B GreenSt) Brown(Cal) Dyce' (UnitedAA) Luzins ( Quant) Winzenried(CW) Mile liqu ori ( NYAC) Popejoy(Mich St) McAfee(N Car) B.Wheeler(Duke) Hilton (P Coast) Michael(Quant) St B.Brown(Fla TC) □ . Brown (Tenn) Lucas(Geotwn AA) lathers (Ore) Beardmore(Duke) Hill (OreSt) 3M Prefontaine(Ore) Geis(Ore TC) McKay(GeotwnAA) Buerkle (NYAC) Johnson(CNW) Smith (AIA) 6M Shorter( Fla TC) Galloway( Fla TC) Bringhurst( Utah) Hale(Ore TC) Misner(Fla TC) Wagenbach(ELATC) HH Milburn(Sn U) Foster(N CarCent) Hill (Ft Mac) Wilson(Sn Cal) Rich (UCLA) Davenport(BRTC) IH Mann(Strid) Collins(Penn) Bolding(P Coast). W.Williams(SDTC) Cassleman(Mich St) Primeaux(Tex) HJ Stones( P Coest) Woods( 0 re St) Brown(CP/SLO) Joseph(Ariz) Dunn (Colgate) Owens(Sn Cal) PV Smith (P Coast) Roberts( Rice) Richards(P Coast) Cotton (Fla) Porter( Kans) Dias(BA Strid) LJ Williams(Sn Cal) McAlister(UCLA) Whitley ( CalInt) Rea(Pitt) Lanier( Cine) Jackson'(Strid) TJ Craft (UCTC) Butts (Strid) McClure(MidTennS)Tucker (L BeachSt) Tiff (UCLA) Freeman(UCLA) SP Feuerbach( P Coast)Woods ( P Coast) B.Wilhelm(NYAC) Stuart (Wn Ky) Walker(SMU) Semkiw(Ariz St) OT Powell(P Coast) Silvester(lntmtnTC)Vollmer (NYAC) Wilkins (Ore) Stadel(Rice) Penrose(BA Strid) HT Gage(NYAC) Frenn(Strid) Bregar(Navy) Shuff (Ft Mac) Hall (unat) Dinneen'(DCStrid) \...J JT Luke(CNW) Feldmann(CNW) Schmidt(P Coast) Colson( Kans) Sonsky(NYAC) Judd (OreSt) J Dec Bennett( EagleTC) Gough( CNW) Evans( Conn) Brigham(Ore) Warkentin(Strid) Wood(Fla TC) Page 176-May 31, 1973 I ALL-TIME SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY PERFORMANCES asof May31, 1973

3:14.8 North CarolinaCentral Penn Relays Philadelphia,Pennsylvania (1)4/29/72 ~ (JuliusSang 46.4, LarryBlack, Jeff Horsley,Robert Ouko' 1:47.7) 3: 15.2 *Kansas Texas Relays Austin,Texas (1)3/31/67 (GaryArd 22.2, BenOlison 20.4, DwightPeck 46.5, Jim Ryun 1:46.1) 3: 15.5 *SCVYV CaliforniaRelays Modesto,California (1)5/26/62 (Jack Yarman47.2, KeithThomassen 20.6, BobbyPoynter 20.8, Jerry Siebert 1:46.9) 3: 15.5 EasternNew Mexico KansasRelays Lawrence,Kansas (1)4/20/73 (SamYavala, Chris Brathwaite, Regi Brown 47.7, MikeBoit 1:45.1) 3:15.6 * KansasState Texas Relays Austin,Texas ( 1)4/11/69 (Charlie Collins, Larry Weldon, Terry Holbrook45. 7, KenSwenson 1:47 .1) 3: 15.9 *TexasSouthern DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/29/72 (RobertTaylor, Willie Polk, Robert E. Taylor46.6, Tommy Fulton 1:47.5) 3:16.0 Notre Dame DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/26/69 (OleSkarstein, Bill Hurd, Doug Breunlin, Joe Quigley1 :46.9) 3:16.3 *PrairieView A&M CaliforniaRelays Modesto,California (1)5/24/69 (AlvinDotson, Fred Newhouse,Jesse Ball48.1, FelixJohnson 1:45.7) 3: 16.5 *Southern Texas Relays Austin,Texas ( 1)4/ 1/66 (GeorgeAnderson, Grundy Harris, Theron Lewis45.3, RobertJohnson 1:48.7) 3:16.5 *Kansas DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/29/72 (TomScavuzzo, Mark Lutz, PhilStepp 46.0, RickJacques 1 :48.5) 3:16.6 *Rice Texas Relays Austin,Texas (2)4/11/69 (Allenlee, DaleBernau er, ChipGrandjean 46. 7, SteveStraub 1:47.6) 3: 16.7 Kansas Texas Relays Austin,Texas (3)4/11/69 (StanWhitley, Jim Hatcher,Julio Meade47.6, Jim Ryun 1:46.9) 3: 16.7 *Texas KansasRelays Lawrence,Kansas ( 1)4/16/71 (ByrdBaggett, Carl Johnson, Ed Wright48.0, DaveMorton 1 :46.8) 3:16.8 *KansasState KansasRelays Lawrence,Kansas ( 1)4/16/71 (LarryJohnican, Fred Merrill,Dale Alexander 45.5, ClardyVinson 1 :48.6) 3:16.8 *OklahomaState DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/28/73 (StevePettes, James Kurrasch,Dennis Schultz 45.7, MikeManke 1 :49.2) 3:16.9 *Texas Texas Relays Austin,Texas (4)4/11/69 (ByrdBaggett, Eddie Canada, Dave Morton 4 7.4, DavidMatina 1:47 .2) 3:16.9 North CarolinaCentral FloridaRelays Gainesville,Florida (1)3/25/72 (Jeff Horsley,Larry Black, Julius Sang46.2, Robert Ouko 1:48.7) 3:17.0 *Baylor DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/24/65 (Dick Bourland 46. 7, Pat Ragers 21.5, WayneBrandt 21.1, Rex Garvin1:47.7) 3: 17.0 Villanova Penn Relays Philadelphia,Pennsylvania (1)4/26/69 ( LarryJames 45.3, HardgeDavis, Dave Fender, Frank Murphy1 :49.4) 3: 17.1 *Illinois DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (2)4/29/72 (GregPivovar, Rob Mango,Ben Dozier46.4, Ron Phillips1 :46.8) 3: 17.3 *SouthernU DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa ( 1)4/29/67 (OliverFord, GrundyHarris, Anthony Gates45.6, RobertJohnson 1:49.5) 3: 17.3 *WashingtonState CaliforniaRelays Modesto,California ( 1)5/25/68 (BoydGittins 47.4, RichardLapham, Larry Scheurer, Art Sandison1 :47.5) 3: 17 .3 *Texas CaliforniaRelays Modesto,California (2)5/25/68 (DaveMorton 46.6, L.J. Cohen,Eddie Canada, David Matina 1 :47.9) 3: 17.3i * KansasState USTFF Houston,Texas ( 1)2/14/70 (DannyFields 22.8, DeanWilliams 20.3, DaleAlexander 47.1, KenSwenson 1 :47.1) 3:17.3i 0 klahomaState USTFF Houston,Texas (2)2/14/70 (Earl Harris,Jim Bolding,Mike Hull, Peter Kaai1 :48.2) 3: 17.3 *LSU DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (2)4/28/73 ( LloydWills, Allen Mish er, GregStephens 45.8, BobSmith 1:49.6) l __.. 3:17.4 *TexasSouthern DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/29/66 (ClydeDuncan 21.2, BobbyEvans 20.7, Jim Hines46.9, GeorgeHunt 1:48.6) .,~ *=allUS citizens on team Page 177-May 31, 1973 ALL-TIME DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY PERFORMANCES

asof May31, 1973

9:31.6i Villanova USTFF Houston,Texas (1)2/12/71 :-...J (WilsonSmith 1:54.4, LaMotteHyman 47.5, ChrisMason 2:52.2, Marty Liquori 3:57.4) 9:31.8 *KansasState DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa ( 1)4/29/72 (ClardyVinson 1 :49.5, Mike Lee47.8, Rick Hitchcock2:55.4, JeromeHowe 3:59.1) 9:33.0 * Kansas KansasRelays Lawrence,Kansas (1)4/19/69 (Jim Neihouse1 : 50.4, RandyJulian 47 . 1, Thorn Bigley2:57 . 9, Jim Ryun3 :57. 6) 9:33.4 *Fort MacArthur Mt SacRelays Walnut,California (1)4/27/68 (Bob Tobler47.2, DarnellMitchell 1:50.2, Tom Von Ruden2:56.1, PrestonDavis 3 :59.9) 9:33.8 *Kansas DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa ( 1)4/29/67 (Curt Grindal1 :52.6, DwightPeck 46 .5, Tom Yergovich2:59.2, Jim Ryun 3:55.6) 9:33.8i *KansasState USTFF Houston,Texas (1)2/12/72 (ClardyVinson 1:53.8, FredMerrill 47.7, Rick Hitchcock2:55.7, Jerome Howe 3:56.5) 9:34.0 UCLA WestCoast Relays Fresno,California (1)5/ 8/6& (DennisBreckow 1 :49.5, Bob Frey47 .8, Arnd Kruger2:58.3, Bob Day3:58.4) 9:34.0i Houston USTFF Houston,Texas ( 1)2/13/70 (Louis Vicenik 1:52 .9, MarvinMayes 48 .3, MehdiJaouhar 2:53 .0, Len Hilton 3:59.8) 9:34.2 *Illinois DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (2)4/29/72 (Lee LaBadie1 :48.9, Rob Mango47.0, Mike Durkin 2:54.6, Rick Gross4:03.7) 9:34.4 *KansasState TexasRelays Austin, Texas ( 1)4/ 7/72 (ClardyVinson 1:53.3, Dan Fields48.2, Rick Hitchcock2:55.0, Jerome Howe 3:57.9) 9:34.4 *Missouri DrakeRelays DesMoines, I owa (3)4/29/72 (DaveRogles 1 :50.9, Mike Norman45 .9, Mike Kelly 2:55.9, CharlieMcMullen 4:00.7) 9:34.6 *UTEP TexasRelays Austin,Texas (2)4/ 7/72 (FernandoDeLaCerda 1 :52.8, Steve Williams 47.4, GregJones 2:56 .5, Kerry Ellison3:57.8) 9:35.0 *SCVYV WestCoast Relays Fresno,California (1)5/14/60 (Al Gordon47.9, Mike Peake1 :51.5, Jim Beatty2 :56.0, LaszloTabori 3:59.5) l 9:35.6 *KansasState DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (1)4/24/71 (Mike Peterson2:58.5, DaleAlexander 46.9, ClardyVinson 1:50.0, Jerome Howe 4:00.3) 9:35.8i Villanova USTFF Houston,Texas (2)2/13/70 (Andy O'Reilly 1:50.6, Phil Herndon·47.5, DaveyWright 2:55.5, ChrisMason 4:02 .2) 9:36.0i *Wisconsin USTFF Houston,Texas (2)2/13/70 (JohnCordes 1 :51 .2, Mark Kartman46.9, Don Vandrey2 :54.6, MarkWinzenried 4 :03.3) 9:36.0 *Illinois DrakeRelays DesMoines, Iowa (2)4/24/71 (Rick Gross2:57.5, BenDozier 46.7, Ron Phillips1 :50.2, Lee LaBadie4:01.3) 9:36.2 Oregon FarWest Relays Corvallis,California (1)3/31/62 (SigOhlemann 47.9, Archie SanRomani 1 :48.9, Vic Reeve2:56.9, Oyrol Burleson4:02.9) 9:36.2 *BrighamYoung WestCoast Relays Fresno,California (2)5/ 8/65 (GeneCummings 1 :52.0, BobTobler 45.7, Bob Richards2:58.4, Bob Delaney4:00.1) 9:36.2 *Duke TexasRelays Austin,Texas (1)4/13/73 (RogerBeardmore 2:58 .5, Mike Murphy47.0, SteveWheeler 1 :49.3, BobWheeler 4:01.3) 9:36.6 ACC TexasRelays Austin,Texas ( 1)4/ 1/66 (BruceJohnson 1 :50.6, Ken Knapp47 .2, Al Van Troba 2:57.5, CharleyChristmas 4:01.3) 9:37.0 0 klahomaState TexasRelays Austin, Texas (2)4/13/73 (Mike Manke2:57.6, StanStolpe 46.8, John Holderman1 :50.6, John Halberstadt4 :02.0) 9:37.2i Villanova USTFF Houston,Texas (2)2/12/72 (Ken Schappert1 :51.7, GregGovan 48.7, BrianMcElroy 2:52.7, John Hartnett4:04.0) 9:37.6 Villanova PennRelays Philadelphia,Pennsylvania ( 1)4/28/72 (Ken Schappert1 :51.2, GregGovan 47.4, Tom Gregan2:55.5, John Hartnett4:03.4) 9:37.8 Houston TexasRelays Austin, Texas (1)4/ 2/71 (MehdiJaouhar 1 :52.1, RobertMitchell 46.8, Eric Sigmont2:58.3, Len Hilton 4:00.6) 9:38.0 Villanova PennRelays Philadelphia,Pennsylvania (1)4/26/68 (Ian Hamilton1 : 50.9, BobWhitehead 48.9, Frank Murphy2 :53.0, DavePatrick 4 :05.3)

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'--.- 70 7406 Wanamaker(Drake) Vesala(LA St) Wedman(Colo) Dixon (LA St) Wells(Utah) Bajema(SD St) 71 7456 Hupp(Ohio St) Samara(Penn) Bakley(Westmont) Wash (Wash St) Dixon ( LA St) Foucher(Prine) 72 7571 Evans(Conn) Pettes(Okla) Allbritton (NEMoSt)George(Fres St) Kotinek (UCLA) Whitson ( Lamar)

ALL-TIME NCAA 440 RELAY PLACERS

Top teams: SouthernCalifornia 64; 2. SanJose State 34; BeachState, Kansas & UCLA 10. 3. Rice18; 4. tie, BYU & Indiana12; 6. tie, Illinois, Long

64 40.1 Illinois FresnoState SouthernCal Colorado Houston OregonState 65 40.5 SanJose State Nebraska MichiganState BYU Stanford NewMexico 66 39.9 UCLA BYU SanJose State NewMexico Wn Michigan Stanford 67 38.6 SouthernCal Tennessee Rice Ohio U Washington Maryland 68 39.5 SouthernCal SanJose State Wn Michigan Rice Yale Minnesota 69 39.1 SanJose State Rice TexasA&M Kansas OregonState WashingtonState 70 39.1 SouthernCal SouthernCal Indiana OklahomaState LongBeach State TexasA&M 71 39.5 SouthernCal LongBeach St Indiana Oregon Kansas ·OhioSt 72 39.6 SouthernCal SWnLouisiana Purdue Kansas UTEP Oregon

ALL-TIME NCAA MILE RELAY PLACERS

Top teams: UCLA 52; 2. California38; 3. Rice25; 4. gan14; 8. tie, Iowa& Villanova10. Oregon22; 5. AbileneChristian 20; 6. Tennessee16; 7. Michi-

64 3:07.4 California BYU Michigan Nebraska OregonState Clemson 65 3:07.5 California AbileneChristian Drake Oregon MorganState BowlingGreen 66 3:07.5 UCLA California SouthernCal AbileneChristian BowlingGreen KentuckyState 67 3:06.8 Iowa Rice Cornell California UCLA SouthernCal 68 3:08.6 Villanova Ohio U California Texas Michigan IdahoState 69 3:03.4 UCLA Rice Tennessee AbileneChristian Texas Sn Illinois 70 3:06.1 UCLA Rice Tennessee Oregon AbileneChristian MurrayState 71 3:04.4 UCLA Adelphi Oregon Tennessee AbileneChristian Rice 72 3:05.4 UCLA Oregon Michigan Sn Illinois OklahomaState SouthernCal

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compiledby Syd DeAoner(Short Hills, N.t)

21 20+ Illinois NotreDame Iowa Washington Wisconsin Nebraska 22 28+ California Pen11State NotreDame Illinois Iowa ·- tie,Grinnell&Mich 23 29+ Michigan MississippiState Iowa Stanford tie,Stamm:d, Illinois & PennState 24 (no meet) 25-27(no teamscoring) 28 72 Stanford OhioState Illinois Washington tie, Iowa& Rice 29 50 OhioState Washington Illinois SouthernCal Stanford Iowa 30 55+ SouthernCal Washington Iowa OhioState Stanford Illinois 31 77+ SouthernCal OhioState Illinois Iowa Indiana Wisconsin 32 56 Indiana OhioState Minnesota Marquette Michigan Iowa 33 58 LSU SouthernCal Indiana Stanford Miclugan tie, Kans& 111St 34 63 Stanford SouthernCal LSU tie, Marquette& Indiana tie,Fres& Manh 35 74+ SouthernCal OhioState tie, Stanford& California tie, Fresno& Pitt St 36 103+ SouthernCal OhioState Indiana Stanford Michigan Wisconsin 37 62 SouthernCal Stanford OhioState WashingtonState Indiana Columbia 38 67+ SouthernCal Stanford Michigan Wisconsin tie, NotreDame & Rice 39 86 SouthernCal Stanford Michigan WashingtonState Wisconsin -Rice 40 47 SouthernCal Stanford tie, California& PennState LSU tie,lnd &Tex 41 81+ SouthernCal Indiana California OhioState LSU PennState 42 85+ SouthernCal OhioState California Nebraska Minnesota tie,Rice& N Dame 43 46 SouthernCal California Rice NYU Minnesota Nebraska 44 79 Illinois NotreDame Michigan OhioState tie, Northwestern,Purdue&MorganSt 46 62 Navy Michigan Illinois Missouri NotreDame Drake 46 78 Illinois SouthernCal NYU Bald-Wallace Wisconsin Texas 47 59+ Illinois SouthernCal Minnesota Northwestern Bald-Wallace PennState 48 46 Minnesota SouthernCal Texas Illinois California tie,Mich&OhSt 49 55+ SouthernCal UCLA Stanford MichiganState PennState SetonHall &O 49+ SouthernCal Stanford Yale NorthCarolina tie,.MorganState & California 51 56 SouthernCal Cornell MorganState Occidental MichiganState UCLA 52 66+ SouthernCal SanJose UCLA · tie, Stanford& Occidental tie,111& MorganSt 53 80 SouthernCal Illinois tie, Fresno& Stanford TexasA&M tie, KansasState, Kansas&Michigan &4 66+ SouthernCal Illinois California Texas Michigan Purdue && 42 SouthernCal UCLA Kansas Oregon Northwastern tie,Manh&Viii 56 55+ UCLA Kansas SouthernCal MichiganState AbileneChristian Villanova 57 47 Villanova California FresnoState Kansas Stanford AbileneChristian 58 48+ SouthernCal Kansas Villanova SanJose State Winston-Salem Illinois 59 73 Kansas SanJose State Houston Oklahoma OklahomaState tie,BostU& En Mich 60 50 Kansas SouthernCal UCLA Oregon 0 regonState tie,BostU,Houston, SJoseSt&Staflford 61 65 SouthernCal Oregon Villanova SanJose State WnMichigan tie,A-CC&Michigii't 62 85 Oregon Villanova SouthernCal Sn Illinois Stanford SanJose State 63 61 SouthernCal Stanford Oregon ArizonaState Villanova OregonState 64 70 Oregon SanJose State tie, California,Fresno State & SouthernCal NCCentral 65 32 tie, Oregon& SouthernCalifornia BYU Califomia NewMexico Nebraska 66 81 UCLA BYU SanJose State tie, Nebraska& SouthernCalifornia WashingtonState 67 84 SouthernCal Oregon UCLA BYU tie, NewMexico & Tenneuaa 68 58 SouthernCal WashingtonState Villanova BYU UCLA OregonState 69 48 SanJose State Kansas U1,Oregon State & WashingtonState UCLA Villanova 70 (40)35 (California-disq) tie, BYU,Kansas & Oregon WashingtonState OregonState 71 52 UCLA SouthernCal Oregon BYU Kansas UTEP 72 82 UCLA SouthernCal UTEP Oregon Kansas tie;·KentState, Rice&Washington +•fractionof a point

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