IRA[HDEWSLEIIER and TraEk5tats Vol. 10, No. 5 Jan. 18, 1973 UNITED STATES OUTDOOR NEWS AC,Compton, Calif., April 2-DT, Ordway(P Coast) 13:37.8; 4. Misner(Fla TC) 13:38.2; 5. Buerkle(NYAC) 198-0; 2. Vollmer (Ft Mac) 194-5; 3. Lister (P Coast)192-8; 13:40.4; 6. Quinn (Fla TC) 13:45.0. 4. Kohler (Strid) 191-10; 5. Antunovich (Strid-NZ) 191-5; 6. AC,Santa Barbara, Calif., Dec.2-3M, Brock (CW)13:33.4. Weber(P Cn:ist)185-3. AC, Long Beach,Calif., Dec. 15-HJ, Joseph( LA SWJC)' BostonCollege-Massachesetts, Chestnut Hill, Mass., 7-0. PV, Smith (P Coast)16-0. April 15-HT, Gilligan(BC) 179-11. Winter Decathlon,Glendale, Calif., Dec. 16-17-George UCSB-SanDiego State, Santa Barbara, Calif., May 13- (FresSt) 7208. JT, Tobin (UCSB)242-7. AC,Torrance, Calif., Dec.18-HJ, Joseph( LA SWJC) AC,Gainesville, Fla., Nov. 7-3M, Shorter (Fla TC) 6-10. PV, Smith (P Coast)17-6 (missed 18-0); 2. Pullard(Sn 13:15.4; 2. B.Brown(Fla TC) 13:22.4; 3. Liquori (NYAC) Cal) 16-6; 3. Blair (P Coast)16-2. WORLD OUTDOOR NEWS Ski, Norway,Aug. 7-DT, Vollmer (US-Ft Mac) 400mlH, Koskei(Ken) 50.7. [Akii-Bua did not run.] 210-9; 2. Drescher(US-Spts Intl) 195-0. Ivory Coast-100m, Komenan10.2 =NR. Loviisa,Finland, Aug. 27-PV, Sjo 17-4 PR. Nairobi,Kenya-800m, Bait 1:46.4; 2. Silei 1:47 .3. Melbourne,Australia, Nov. 11-1 OOm(ok),Lewis PortElizabeth, South Africa,Dec. 23-DT, Van 10.l=NR. Reenen200-1. Stellenbosch,South Africa, Nov. 12-Mile, Malan Paarl,South Africa, Dec. 26-DT, Van Reenen200-7 4:01.2. (longestthrow everon African continent) Johannesburg,South Africa, Nov. 15-1 OOm,H irscht Sao Silvestre"Round the Houses"Run, Sao Paulo, (WG) 10.2. Brazil, Dec.31-Jan. 1 /8700m-5.4M/-Mora (Co1)23:24.4; CapeTown, South Africa, Nov. 22-800m, Malan 2. Perez(Mex) 24:06.2; 3. Paivarinta(Fin) 24:17.0; 4. 1:47.2. Black (GB) 24:25.4; 5. Kantanen(Fin) 24:26.2; 6. Pol­ Sydney,Australia, Nov. 25-TJ, McGrath53-9¼. leunis(Bel) 24:31.0; 7. Bacheler(US-Fla TC) 24:33.0; 8. Kisumu,Kenya, Nov. 25-800m, Bait 1:46.9. Viren (Fin) 24:37.0; 9. L. Haro (Mex)24:49.0; 10. Letzer­ Brisbane,Australia, Dec. 2-LJ, Tolbert 25-8. ich (WG)25:08.0. EastAfrican Championships, Dar-es-Salaam, Tan- Sao Paulo,Brazil, Jan. 2-3000m, Polleunis(Bel) zania,Dec. 2-3-800m, Keino ( Ken) 1:48. 7. 1500m, 8:04.2;... 4. Kantanen(Fin) 8:19.0; 5. Black (GB) Bayi (Tanz)3:39.2 NR; 2. Waigwa(Ken) 3:40.8. 8:26.8. 5000m,Mora (Col) 14:29.6. 10,000m,Nicolae St, Mogaka(Ken) 8:31.8; 2. Biwott (Ken) 8:33.0. 110m­ (Rum) 30:46.0. [Viren did not run due to soretendons.] HH(w), Kimaiyo (Ken) 13.7; 2. Akii-Bua (Uga) 13.8. HIGH SCHOOL OUTDOOR NEWS Postal,Westminster, Calif., Nov.4-2M, Williams(Lom­ (Shoreline,Seattle, Wash) 2:34:58. poc, Calif) 8:58.4. SeattleMarathon, Seattle, Wash., Nov. 26~4. ueissler Postal,San Jose, Calif., Nov.4-2M, Taylor (Merced, (Hazen,Renton, Wash) 2:33:29. Calif) 8:59.0. Postal,San Jose, Calif., Dec.2-3M, Taylor (Merced,Calif) Postal,Seattle, Wash., Nov. 21-3M, Braun(Shoreline, 14:04.8; 2. Kingery(San Carlos, Calif) 14:12.2 (sophrecord); Seattle,Wash) 14:07.8. 3. Crowley(Gunn, Palo Alto, Calif) 14:14.0; 4. Cattarin(Carl­ Postal,Spokane, Wash., Nov. 21-3M, Higginson(Rich­ mont, Belmont,Calif) 14:15.0. land,Wash) 14:13.0. AC,Seattle, Wash., Dec. 2-3M, 2. Braun(Shoreline, Postal,Pleasant Hill, Calif., Nov. 21-3M, Kimball (Dela Seattle,Wash) 14:12.2. 6M, 2. Bowman(Washington, Parkland, Salle,Concord, Calif) 14:09.8. Wash)30:31.6. SauvieIsland Marathon, Portland, Ore., Nov. 25-8.Braun Postal,Santa Maria, Calif., Dec.9-3M, Williams(Lorn- Page 41-Jan. 18, 1973 poc, Calif) 13:53.8 (6th performer, 10th performance all-time HS). UNITED STATES INDOOR NEWS Holy Cross-Tufts,Medford, Mass., Dec. 12-HJ, Rom (HC) 50-1. (HC) 6-10¼. Wt, Morrison(HC) 58-11. Interclass,Ypsilanti, Mich., De.c. 14 /220y unbanked I ~ UCTC Open,Chicago, Ill., Dec. 6 /220y unbanked dirt=d/- synthetic=d/-600, Vinson (En Mich)1 : 10.7. 880, Wohlhuter(UCTC) 1 :49.4 .. SP, Oldfield(UCTC) 63-4; 2. Tri, Kingston,RI, Dec. 16-HJ, Rom (H Cross)7-0 (frosh). Tyms IUCTC)59-6 . Wt, Morrison(H Cross)59-2½. Tri, Princeton, NJ, Dec. 9-Wt, Greenwood(Prin) 58-5½. PrincetonRelays, Princeton, NJ, Dec. 16 /220y unbanked Tri, Annapolis,Md., Dec. 9-Wt, Bregar(Navy) 61-11. synthetic=d/-TJ, McBryde(Manh) 51-10½; 2. lennex (St NortheastLouisiana Invitational, Monroe, la., Dec. 9- Joseph's) 50-7½(frosh). Wt, Greenwood(Prin) 60-5¼. 2MileR, 60HH, Shipp (Spts Intl) 7.1; 2. Stubbs (La Tech) 7.2; 3. Fordham 7:39.2. 240HHR, Maryland29.1; 2. Penn 29.2; 3. Jones (Tex A&M) 7.2. Seton Hall 29.2. lntersquad,Madison, Wisc., Dec. 11 /220y unbanked AC,Chicago, Ill., Dec. 16-SP, Oldfield(UCTC) 60-4. · dirt=d/-2M. Herold (Wisc)8:42.2. TJ, Onyango(Wisc-Ken) Holiday,Chicago, Ill., Dec. 23-SP, 0 ldfield ( UCTC)64-1. 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