;./ \ .:~~ ,:'.'11 - ~ - \ ,ti' tr.•· 7 - 1 ·i_o,. / ~~i-.t/ f - __., ~, \ , ,l, ., t -: , ) ' . , '" J . ,. - - ' '>·, '.RACK,NEWsttIJE ,'~ ' d'.:I ·r,'.:j, . '\ \ \ . also Kvtownas · , ,, 1- 1R~tlf ~'1~s11:rrER M-~ ,,. (oFFIC\f,,\. PU6l\C~i\ON OF ',Rti.a< t-l\li'S 0.F ~E ~Oll\.O, \l~~c,) \ ,',I • 1?,.Mis\-\e.~(~ \'AAO( 6\;o f\E\.t> ~EWS • ro 80l<· '2.90 • \..OSAlt>S, C'aifovYlia ~ a~ ,aoo: Ca{d~e.v.~~\<~O\\J Eci\-\'oy~ I t, 'l ( Vol. 7, No. 23 July 5/ 1961 Semi-Monthly ><. $6 per year by first class mail '1 [· Edited by Hal Bateman ' fage 179 ' : .• , >·NATIONAL NEWS . I,, .. SOUTHEASTERN AAU DECATHLON, Memphis .,. Tenn., June ' 16-17: Mulk:ey(un,a) ' i ') 1' (10.7, 2fl", 50 13f', 6 16½'', .51,0, 14.6, 154'3½",' 14'4¾", 22,1'3½'', ,4~43;8) 8,709 points (world tecor<J) • . / i ' I . ! ' \ . 'I . 1 . , 'ALL-.COMERS / Stanford, Galif. r;-]une 24: Halb~fg "'"{New-zealand) 4:08. 91 PhHp0tt (New Zealand) 48. 5; Snell (New Zealand) , l:52. 5; Magee (New Zealand) 9: 02. 0; Jongewaard (SCVYV) 190'9'' (HT); Bocks (USA) 226'6½' ~. · , , , . · . ·•... NATiONAL AAU, New York City, June, 24: .1-00;, Budd· (Villanova) ·9. 2 ~(world ;recorct) '; Drayton (Villanova) 9. 3; James (SC Striqers) 9. 4; Dave Styron (Salukis) 9. 5; Winder (Morgan St) 9. 6; Cook (EEAA) 9. 6; Cpllyrpo,re (Quantico) 9. 7; M4rchisotl (UCTC) 9. 7. 6 Miles,pu~- ,\ knecht (una) 28:52. 6; McArdle (NYAC) 29:16. 8; Kitt (Dayton AC) 29:49. 7; Moore (Abilene TC) 30:19, 6; Williams (UCTC) 30:26. O; Peck (Striders) 30:-51. 0; Breckenridge (USMC) 31:07, 0; ' 1' !:- Robertson (Striders) 31: 11. 3. 120HH, H. , Jones (Pontiac TC) 13. 6; \V~shington '<(SCVYV) 13. 6; Tarr 1 (EEAA) 13. 8; McRae (Michigan) 13. 8; Allen (Texas Southern'.) 13. 8; Rogers (Md. St) I , , ..1 I, 14, 1; Ball (USAF). 440H, Cushman(Grand Forks AC) 50. 9; Farmer (Striders') 51. 2; Sma.Lt (Morgan St) 51. 2; Luck (Yale) 52, 1; Ablowich (Georgia T.ech) 53,-2; Washington (Cleveland , - Striders) 53.-7; Cephas (~hila. PC) 55, 4; Don ·styron (Salukis) 'did not finish. -HJ, Avant (Stri- ders) 7'; Thomas (Boston U) 7'; Gardner (NYAC) 6'1ou; Fehlen (Camp Pendleton) 6 18"; Costa (Brigha~ 'Yolli'lg) 6 16"; Jones (Strid~rs) 6'6". !tit_Boston (Tenn A&I) 26'11¼tl: yVatsph (una) 26'1¼"; Roberson (Phila. PC} 25'11' ;; Hares (Striders) 25 11"; Herman (una.) 24'9¾'(; Blanks ( I I ,• (New Mexico) 24 1 6"; Moore (Winston-Salem) 24'5¼"; Clayton (NYPC) 24'2¾'', SP, Long ($tri­ ders) 62'2"; O'Brien (Striders) 61 1 3¼"; Gubner (Grand Street Boys) 60'2¾''; Silve$ter (SCVYV) 59'11¾''; \Vinte~s (SCVYV) 58'1¼"; Joe (Villanova) 56'6f'; Crane (Auburn) 1 65'¼"; Br~nson '· 1 (Striders) 54 8¾'',_.IL,_.. Fromm (Washington AC) 249'11 2 "; Alley (l.lna) 239'9½"; Wilkinson (Striders)' 239'3"; Quist (New Mexico TC) 237'5½" 1 Conley (una) 2'33'11 ";~Dyes (Abilene TC) J _2_6_'1!"; . Stuart (Stridet"s) 225 '10"; W~i!fgham (B~ooke AMC) ,222 '6½", :June 25: 220t, Dray-: ',-. , 1 1 tori ZI. or Fraziei (fexas-'Sorrtlrernf21 -., 0;·-Budd' 21:-1; Winder 2-1-.-2-JI·Iaas , (StriElers) -2.J.-. 3; - - -"•• . ,-., J Etherly (New Mexico TC) 21. 6;'Tiavc Styron. 440; Otis Davis (E~AA) 46.1; 1.Williams (Stri- . ders) 46. 3; Plummer (New Mexico) 46, 8; Young (A1bilene TC) 47. 2; Johnson (North Carolina ,t · ' ', : t ,. 1 f College) 47.4; Webster (Phila. PC) 47,4; Edmunds (Princeton); Baker (Missouri), 880,Dupree ' 1 (Salukis) 1:48. 5; Siebert (SCVYV) 1:48. 5; Bork (W. Mich) 1:48. 8·; Kerr (unaf 1:49. 2; Cun- · ' ;, f \ liffe (SCVY'V) 1:49. 5; Hagan (Kansas) 1:49, 6; San Romani (EEAA) 1:50, 4; Parr (una) 1:53. 0, · ' , ,. , Mile, Burleso11 (EEA~) 4: 04. 9; Beatty , (SCVYV) 4:J)6. 5; 'Grelle (Strisiers) 4: 08~ ff; Dotson (Kan~ sas) 4:10. 6; Dahl (Striders) 4: 13. 3; 'Forman (EEAA) 4:18. 5; Sullivan (UCTC) 4:22. 3, 3 WJ.ile,s, Tabori (SCWV) 13:150. O; Truex (Stdders.) .13:52.4 '; Clohessy (Houston TC) 13:53, 4; Turner , _ (Salukis) 13:56r8; Clark (SCVYV) 13:59. 8; McGee (SCVYV) 14:15. 0; Moore (Abilene TC) 14:- \1. " y' 1 1 ' 25, 8'; Ashmore (SV. Mich) 14:38. 6. 3000SC 7 J011;es (Ft. Lee) 8:48. o; Yotµig (Ft. Lee), 8:50. 8; ( ;};. , Sc~ul (USAF) 8:53,6; Lawler (Abilene TC) 9:12.6; Martin (Mich) 9,:17,8; Higdon (UCTC) 9:- ►,, ·- '' 1 /, ' i 2L 8; Hoffman · (Orcg~n St) 9: 27, 4; Traynor {Villanova) , 9;128. 2, .22,0LH:t, Don Styron (Safokis) . ' _ 23. 2; Stucker (Kansas St) 23.3; Allen 23. 4; Luck 23. 7; Cephas 23, ·7; Lindgren (Utah) 23, 8; • Tyler , (Dayton AC) 23. 9; Tarr· 24:0. 2 Mile Walk; :Zinn (Green & Cotq-AC). 14r-46. 8; Vaicaitis \.J ·. (UCTC) 14:55,0; Mimm (Penn AC) 15:04.4; Laird (15:13.2; Omeltchenko (NYPC); Humcke . (NYAC). ' PV, Morris (Striders) 15'8'\Uclscs -.(Phila. PC)15'4"; ,Wadsworth (una) 15~4,''.; cfa­ mer (Everett Elks) 15'4"; Kimmell (SCVYV) 15'; tie, , Tork (Camp Pendleton), · Ros .e (Arizona . St)1 Gear (SCVYV), Cruz (Vj1fanova frosh) and Martin (Ok1aboma)'15'; Pratt (una)' 15'; Chase 1 " ,' (SC~V~ -J5' '; Bragg (Del. Valley'AA) 1/f; MurFay (Cornell) ·14'611, IiSJ, Sp~r,pe (P,hila.' PC) . ~. ' ' . l I ' ' ' '. 'I . ·/ ( J -\ C ) ' ' ' \ \ ' . ') ' i I ' ,."i'' 1 , J ~ < :_-~ , ,,. ( CJ-,.- ~' ,r ! ', J ,/ { , , l i . , ' .' . ~\_) \. ' ,,, I I J- P~ge 180 .. July 5, 1961 . 52'4!"; Floerke (Ft. Riley), 52'2¼"; Hayes (Strider.s) ~1' '6"; Samuels (\Vest Iiidfes) 51~4f'; . • Stokes (Striders) 51'4¼"; Andrews (Striders) 5.0'11¾''; Cooper (NYPC) 50'¾"; Best (Bruce TC) 1 ' 49,'7¾". DT, Silvester 195'8"; Oerter (NYAC) 190'5½";Babka 186'6"; Humphreys (Striders) 1 l• 181'7"; Crane (Auburn) 176'6½"; O'Brien 171' '6½"; Weill (SCVYV} l'/1 3''; Santio (Hope AA) 168'3½". HT, Connolly (Striders) 213'6½"; Hall (NYAC) 197'6"; Pagani (NYAC) 194'8"; Backus (NYAC) 192'8"; Keerd (NYAC) 191'6"; McVv'illiams (Boston AA) 187/8½"; Engel (una) 187'5½". NATIONAL AAU DECATHLON;Albuquerque, N. M., June 30-July 1: P. Herman (\Vest- ' mont, Calli) 7,142pts.; Edstrom (EEAA) 7,048_pts.; Martin (Okla) 7,005pts,; Mulkey(una) , 1 6,807 pts. -; M. Herman (una) 6, 4$9 pts.; Jeisy (Arizona St) 6,406 p~s. 1 TORONTO. July 1: Kidd(EYTC) 8:46. 4; Tabori (SCVYV) 8:49. On; Truex (USAF) 9:10.8n_, · • I FOREIGN ' NEWS I FRANKFURT /MAIN, GERW.tANY, June 17-18: Lingnau 58.'3¼". · . HELSINKI, FINLAND, June 14: Rintamaki 52. 0; Landstrom ··14'5¼"; Kuisma 245'8½". AUGSBURG, GERMANY, June 24: Pensberger 14, 2; Urbach 58'2¼". " EAST BERLIN, {une 22: Klimbt 46. 9; Valentin 3:42. 9; Herrmann 3:4S. 4n; A. Wukhailov 1 ," (USSR) 14.1; Beer 24'9 2 "; Bondarenko (USSR) 24'6¾"; Ka-ra~syov (USSR) 58 ; Lipsnis (USSR) 57'5¾' '; Bakarinov (USSR) 217'2½"; Samotsvyetov (USSR) 211 '5½". June 25: Osolin (USSR) , - 21. 2w; Matuschewski 1: 50, ,1; Grodotzki 1':l,:25. 4; Hin (USSR) 53. 4; Sokolov (USSR) 8:41. 6; , Buhl 8:48, 2n; Naroditskiy (USSR) 8: 58. 4n; ,Brumel (USSR) 7 'l "; Bolshov (USSR) 6 '10¼"; Duhrkop 6'10¼"; Preussger 15'",,i" (European record); Krasovskis (USSR) 15'1¼"; Laufer 1,1'9"; Ryakhovskiy (lJSSR) 52 '11! "w; Vyeresh,chagin (USSR) 52 '7¾"w; Vladimir Kuznyetsov (USSR) ,; • 268'10 11'; Bade 253'4½"; Kruger 250'5'\ · · ·· LEVERKUSEN, GERWJANY, June 25: Delecour (France) 10. 4; Schmidt 1:48. 9; Bak.le ,, , ·1:49. On; Klinkenberg 1:49. 2n; Ostach 3:·15. 5; Chardel (France) 14. 3; Janz 51, 6; Lingnau -i. 57'2½11. , ,, . HELSINKI, FINLAND, June 15: Rahkamo -51 14"; Lindroos 179'½"; Repo 175'4½". TURKU, FINLAND, June 16:_Salonen 3:45.5; Watschke (Ger1nany) 8:04. 2; Hoykinpuro 8:06.4n; Hannemann (Germany) 8:09.2n; Ankio 14'6¾''; Lindroos 172'1", KAUHAVA, FINLAND.June 1$: Repo 178'7". .. TAMPERE, FINLAND,June 20; He~lcn 6'7~·"; Malcherczyk (Poland) 52'4"; Rahkarno 51'6½"; Jokiniity 249'4". _ LOfPI, FINLAND,June , 2.1: Liildroos 176'7½"; Repo 175'3". KEM!, -FINLAND, June 22: Schmidt (,Poland') 50''¼"; Sidlo (Poland) 263'7". ,HURLINGHAM, ENGLAND: D. Jones 20. Sy. OSTERSUND, SWEDEN: Asplund 2.17'1½"~ (national record), , L ROSIC KY MEMORIAL, Prague, June 24: Mandlik 21.1; Trousil 4.&,4; · Singh (India) · 46.4n; Parsch (Hungary) 1:49.7; Barabas (Rurnania) 14:01,2; GhouLein-li (China) 14.2; Berezutskiy (USSR) 14. 2w; Skouttis ' (Greece) 51.'9 (na;,honal record); Simon (Hungary) 8:56. 2; Oladitan (Nigeria) 24'11¼"; Anki.o (Finland) 14'10"; Szecsenyi (Hungary) 190'9"; Nemec · 176'9½"; Thun (Austria) 207'71'. June 25·: Man.9lpc 10.2 (ntaional record); Shavlakadze (USSR) 6'10i!J; Tsibulenko (USSR) 250'. ..• . , - . · · ITALY 109, YUGOSLAVIA 98,_Belgra~e _, June 24: Berruti (I) 10. 4; Cavell.i (I) 50'3£''; Meconi (I) 59'4½"; Radosevic , (Y) 175'6". June 25: Berruti 21, 2; Stan (Y) 8:52,.!_; Hafner (Y) 8:52. 4n. · . , . MISC. ENGLISH RESULTS: Rowe 60r3!,''; Harris ,1:49~ 0y; Purkis 1:49. 7ny; Wiggs 4:05. 8; Pirie 13:43. 6; Radford 9. • 6;' F airbrotl1er 6 18!"; Bullivant 13;34. 8. -- · MISC. SWEDISH RESULTS: Pettersson 6tl0¼lt; Waern 3:47.9. _HELSINKI, FINL.ANO, June 27: Rahkarno 52:'I¼"; E.epo !-80'11'.'. LODZ, POLAND, June 25: Piatkowski 195'10"; Foik 10.