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THIRTY-FIRST CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK and FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS V THIRTY-FIRST CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS v OFFICIAL PROGRAM $.244 Selling Price .006 Soles Tax 2 5 C LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL COLISEUM MAY 28, 1949 TOTAL PRICE ....... , CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD TEAM CHAMPIONS YEAR WINNING SCHOOL POINTS COACH LOCATION 1915 MANUAL ARTS, LOS ANGELES 25 Otto Fritsch Fresno High School 1916 MANUAL ARTS, LOS ANGELES 37½ Otto Fritsch Y.M.C.A. Field, Los Angeles 1917 COALINGA 25 Charles Geer University of Calif., Berkeley 1918 PASADENA 25 George Main State Fair Grounds, Sacramento 1919 MANUAL ARTS, LOS ANGELES 21 Sid Foster San Bernardino High School 1920 LOS ANGELES 18 Glenn Whittle Bakersfield High School 1921 LINCOLN, LOS ANGELES 17 Tommy Davis University of Calif., Berkeley 1922 HUNTINGTON BEACH 16 Ray Walker Stockton High School 1923 HOLLYWOOD 17½ Bill Paige Occidental College, Los Angeles 1924 MANUAL ARTS, LOS ANGELES 26 Sid Foster Taft High School 1925 MANUAL ARTS, LOS ANGELES 16 Sid Foster Stanford University, Palo Alto 1926 POLYTECHNIC, LOS ANGELES 17 Eddie Leahy Coliseum, Los Angeles 1927 GLENDALE 35 Normal Hayhurst Modesto High School 1928 POLYTECHNIC, LONG BEACH 21 Norman Barker Selma High Schot0l 1929 SAN DIEGO 22 Glenn Blloderick Coliseum, Los Angeles 1930 SACRAMENTO 11 Laurence Janssen SAN DIEGO 11 Glenn Broderick University of CaliL, Berkeley SANTA ANA 11 Gerald A. Oliver 19•31 POLYTECHNIC, LOS ANGELES 19½ Eddie Leahy Visalia High School 1932 POLYTECHNIC, LONG BEACH 22½ Norman Barker Modesto High School 1933 EL CENTRO 18 J. H. Armstrong Coliseum, Los Angeles 1934 MUIR TECHNICAL, PASADENA 14 Al Walton University of Calif., Berkeley 1935 FULLERTON 14 Harold Lang State College, Fresno 1936 MUIR TECHNICAL, PASADENA 18 Al Walton Gridley High Schqol 1937 :JEFFERSON, LOS ANGELES 23½ Harry Edelson Wilson High School, Long Beach 19138 SAN DIEGO 18½ Glenn Broderick Hollister High School 1939 BAKERSFIELD 16 J.B. "Cap" Haralson Coliseum, Los Angeles 1940 BAKERSFIELD 18½ J.B. "Cap" Haralson Visalia High School 1941 EDISON TECHNICAL, FRESNO 22 Hal Bicknell State College, San Jose (No meets were held in 1942, 1943, 1944, and 1945 because of the war) 1946 REDONDO 21 Hal Grant Compton College 1947 WASHINGTON, LOS ANGELES :24 Gail Wyatt Visalia High School 1948 JORDAN, LOS ANGELES 22 Bill Zazueta University of Calif., Berkeley * ** CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD RECORD HOLDERS EVENT RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL PERFORMANCE YEAR 100-yard dash FRANK LOMBARDI Los Angeles 9.6s. 1928 BOB FRICK San Ramon 9.6s_ 1935 220-yard dash GEORGE ANDERSON Muir Technical, Pasadena 21.2s. 1933 BRYANT ALLEN Jefferson. Los Angeles 21.2s. 1937 440-yard dash MYREL GILLETT El Centro 48.4s. 1933 880-yard run THELMO KNOWLES Santa Monica Im. 55.Ss. 1941 One mile run BOB McMILLEN Cathedral. Los Angeles 4m. 24.0s. 1946 120-yard high hurdles (39in.) OMJ\R COWLES Palo Alto 14.3s. 1941 120-yard high hurdles (42in.) LEROY KIRKPATRICK El Centro 14.7s. 1934 180-yard low hurdles HUGH McELHENNY Washington, Los Angeles 19.3s. 1947 220-yard low hurdles GEORGE SANGSTER Muir Technical, Pasadena 23-Ss. 1937 High jump GIL LA CAVA Beverly Hills 6ft. 7 1/s in. 1938 Pole vault FRANK FERGUSON Inglewood 13ft. 3¾ in. 1939 ,/ CLARENCE "BUD" HUMBERGER Glendale 13ft. 3¾in. 1939 Broad jump JIM JURKOVICH Fresno 24ft. 0½in. 1939 Shot put (12 pound) BOB CAMERON Washington. Los Angeles 59ft. 7¼in. 1948 Shot put (16 pound) JOHN HELWIG Mount Carmel, Los Angeles 50ft. 95/sin. 1946 Hop-step-jump LEWIS FUDGE Bakersfield 45ft. 3in. 1938 Discus throw CLARENCE "BUD" HOUSER Oxnard 144ft. 3 % in. 1922 Javelin throw BUSTER CHURCHILL Hollister 195ft. 6¼ in. 1932 Football throw JOHN RAITT Fullerton 220ft. 1935 880-yard relay ADRIAN UDELL. JERRY ISETT. Los Angeles lm. 28.3s. 1933 GEORGE BOONE. CORNY JOHNSON This program was compiled and edited by Dick Bank Thirty-First California State High School Track and Field Championships Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum May 28, 1949 CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION LOS ANGELES CITY SECTION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT--Homer K. Watson, Venice High School VICE-PRESIDENT-Francis L. Daugherty, Roosevelt High School MEMBERS-George Costello, Fremont High School; Virgil Frampton, Bell High School; Frank Goulet, Gardena High School; Robert Kelly, Eagle Rock High School; Bryce Schurr, San Fernando High School; George Smith, Hollywood High School; Ralph Winchester, Franklin High School. MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS-Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT-G. Millage Montgomery SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS-C. P. Lyon, Narbonne High School DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Lawrence E. Houston SUPERVISOR OF ATHLETICS AND MEET MANAGER--William G. Lopez PHYSICAL EDUCATION COACHES-Cameron Mullard, Belmont High School CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICIALS Superintendent of Schools .. ...... Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard Broad Jump Events ...................... E.W. Breitkreutz, William Ranke!, J. W. McCleery, Russell Bright, Ray Asst. Superintendent, Vallens Sr. High Education Division ...... G. Millage Montgomery Pole Vault Judges . ........ .. ......... ...... Walter Heil, Asst. Superintendent, Ralph Caldwell, William Settle, George Wight, Kenyon Auxiliary Services Division ...... , .......... G. M. Hoyt Smith Supervisors, Student Body Finance Branch. Clifford M. Davis Shot Put Judges ............................ Dave Benioff, Richard Sizoo Sheldon Hentschke, Henry Cord, Charles Fabing, L. B. Chairman, Athletic Policy-Determining Yates Committee .......................... Homer K. Watson Discus Judges .................. James Eacutt, Dave Benioff Director of Physical and Health Education and Youth High Jump Judges ....................• .... Dave Schwartz, Services Branch and A.A.U. Official. .Lawrence E. Houston Ed Carmichael, Carrol Lewis, James Harvey Meet Manager and Supervisor of Athletics. William G. Lopez Head Inspector. ........... ... ... ...... .. Percy Niersback Honorary Referee ............... Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard Assistant Inspectors ...... ............. .. John Comerford, Referees ...•. .. .... .. .......... Bob Weaver, Sid F. Foster Gus Gerson, John Buehler, William Noble, Ray Rork, Art Watson, Bill Frady, T. F. Bryant, Charles Roads Starters .. .... .. .. ... .. ....... .. Bob Strehle, Les Heilman Starter, Recall ................................ Roy Squire Scorers . ...................... Cecil Zaun, Virgil Frampton Clerks of Course ................ Mike Portonova, Bill Ford Numbers .................................. E. Y. Johnson Official Surveyor and Inspector of Equipment .... Ernest Pieri Assistant Clerks of Course ..... Jim Armstrong Jerry Russom Head Judges of Finish ..... .... Ed Whedon, George Kemp Physicians ..... .. ........ .......... Elmer R. Pascoe, M.D. Kenneth Boyer, M.D. Assistant Judges of Finish ................. .. A. G . Parisi, Tunnel Gatemen ........ .. ... ... Bob Flanegin, Don Carlson Bryce Schurr, Bruce Kirkpatrick, John Shepard, Frank Marshal ....................... ..... Francis L. Daugherty Malette, Paul Fisher John Fox, Jack Abbott, C. A . Barnes, Don Hardy, Edward Trethaway, Jay D. Jones, Assistant Marshals .... ·....... .............. Ben Comrada, Huber Smutz, Dave Rumbaugh Brice Taylor, Lloyd Thomas Maintenance and Equipment. .................. F. E. Wade, Head Timer ..... ........................... Stan Cundiff Murray P. Wylie, Charles Wenger Assistant Timers ......................... Dr. Floyd Hanes, Announcers ................... Dick Nash, Philo Chambers Wendell Smith, Dave Nelson, Huber Smutz, Jud House, Awards .............. .. ........... Ed Bathke, Jim Blewett Mel Shauer Photographers .................... Lee Hansen, Roy Priebe Records .................... Bill Schroeder, Ed. Reinheimer Hurdles, Pits, etc. Head Judge of Field Events ............. Armin Hentschke Toiler's Club, Manual Arts High School. ...... Jim Blewett The Official Watch for Timing All Track Events is Longines-The World's Most Honored Watch ENTRY LIST ACALANES, LAFAYETTE FREMONT, OAKLAND LINCOLN, SAN JOSE RED BLUFF !-Bruce Harding, discus 175-John Manson, high hurdles, 91-Ed Craddock, 440 186-Ed Barnum, broad jump, low hurdles 92-Dick Wells, high hurdles, high jump ALAMEDA 176-Don Johnson, 220 high jump 187- Don Seed, high jump, pole 2-Simeon Cortez, relay vault LODI 3-Dave Longman, relay FREMONT, SUNNYVALE 4-Dick Manser, relay 93-Ed Dickman, relay RICHMOND 5-George Updegraff, shot put 44--Henry Martin, 100 94-N eil Pollard, relay 45-John Mesa, 220 ~Bob Hudson, 100, 220, 6-Herb Turner, relay ~Perry Peightal, relay relay 96-)im Sakai, relay 137- Ray Hurlburt, broad jump, ANAHEIM FRESNO LO~LL, SAN FRANCISCO relay 7-Dick Carson, high hurdles 46--Bernard Allard, high jump ~George Molloy, pole vault 47-Bob Blevins, high hurdles, _:::gg":..Don Carlson, 440, relay 139- Solomon Mason, 880 ANALY, SEBASTOPOL low hurdles 100-Gil Casarez, relay 140-Ron Walters, low hurdles, 8-Wes Nott, pole vault ~Dick Cook, discus relay 9-Fred Simpson, mile FULLERTON 102-Bill Friedricks, relay 141 - Dick Witham, high hurdles, 10-Dave McNeil!, broad jump 103-Jim Plessas, 100, low low hurdles, relay 48- -Donn Hoefler, 440 hurdles, broad iunw. relay ANTIOCH LOYOLA, LOS ANGELES RIVERSIDE fl-Curtis Casey, 880 GARDENA 107-Joe St. Geme, 440 142- Verle Sorgen, broad jump, 49-Bob Leake, shot put relay BAKERSFIELD MADERA 143- Bob Clark, relay 12--Ronnie Packard, 100 GLENDALE 108-Frank Brunolli, pole vault 144-Roy Benedict, relay 145-Allen Holmes, relay BALBOA, SAN FRANCISCO SO-Larry Carter, mile 51-Fred Lieb, 880 MANUAL ARTS, LOS ANGELES 13-Francis
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