TRACKNEWSLETTER SupplementingTRACK & FIELD NEWS Vol . 12, o. 2 August 26, 1965 Page 9 National News Top Marks in European Cup Eliminations The semi-final elimination rounds of the European Cup invol­ CARRERAS ITATIO AL, Kingston, Jamaica, July 15 and ving 1 nations were contested last weekend and produced several 17 (additional results not reported previously) - -1 00, 2. Mc eil (Comp ­ outstanding marks. The competition was held in three cities with six ton JC and Jamaica) 9 .5. 100m, 2. Mr~ eil 10 . 5 . 220, Plummer countries in each meet. The first two teams from each zone qualified (Striders) 21. 3. 3Mile, 3. Best J Spiked Shoe Chm) 14: 30 .4 . 3000St, for the finals, to be held in Stuttgart on Sept. 11-12. The nations sur­ Best 9:20.2. viving the semi-finals include the Soviet Union, France, East Ger­ ALL-COMERS, Paradise, Calif., July 24- -44 0, Joe Hilbe (unat) many, Great Britain, West Germany, and Poland. Scoring was based 46. 2 (first-ever try at the distance). on six points for first down to one for sixth place . ALL-COMERS, Long Beach, Calif., July 31- -JT, Covelli (PAA) Steeplechaser Gaston Roelants gave up his favorite event to 260'1 "; 2. Red (PAA) 254' ". OT, Humphreys (PAA) 193'2"; 2. tackle the 10,000. And tackle it he did. In running 28:10. 6, he be­ Babka (PAA) 1 '4"; 3. O'Brien (PAA) 1 7'6"; 4 . eville (PAA) came the second fastest 10, 000-meter runner of all-time, usurping 184'8½"; 5 . Carr (PAA) 1 4' !" . the position of Billy Mills and trailing only Ron Clarke. Only Clarke's ALL-COMERS, Carver, Mass., July 31--HT, Corsetti ( En TC} 27:39 .4 is faster. He led three others home in good time: Lajos Mec­ 194'6" ; 2. Backus ( YAC} 1 '7"; 3. Thomson ( YAC) 1 5'6 "; 4. ser (2 :31. 2), 'ikolay Dutov (28:43. 4) and Bernard Maroquin (28:45. 2). Donahue (unat) 167'10". Another outstanding performance at the Oslo meet was turned in by ALL-COMERS, Burlingame, Calif., July 31--SP, v ilhelm 56'7½" . Romuald Klim, \ ho again improved his best in the hammer, from JT, Conley (SCVYV) 236'5". 230'10" to 233'0", which places him second only to Hal Connolly, gives ALL-COMERS, Gardena, Calif., Aug . 2--PV, Vaughn (Calif HS him the third best mark ever and puts him ahead of the recognized 1 11 junior} 15 6 • world mark {231 '10") . ALL-COMERS, Woodland Hills, Aug. 4 - -440, Wolfe (Strid) 47 .1. Oslo, orway , Aug . 21-22--1. USSR 94; 2. France 92; 3. 2Mile, McGee (LATC) 9:07 .7; 2. Scobey (Pierce JC} 9:09.6. PV, Hungary 72; 4. Finland 64; 5. orway 51; 6. Belgium 41. 100, Rose (PAA} and Heglar (Calif HS) 15'6 " . Delecour (Fr) 10.5. 200, Delecour 21.6. 400, Bunaes { ) 46.9. ALL-COMERS, East LA, Aug. 5--PV, Kirk (Strid) 16'0 "; 2. 00, Lurot (Fr) 1:4 .9. 1500, Wadoux (Fr) 3:42.3; 2. ·De Hertoghe 1 11 Rose (PAA) 15 6 ; 3. Heglar (PAA) 15'6". OT, Humphreys (PAA) (B) 3:43.0. 5000, Jazy (Fr) 14:02.6; 2. Allonsius (B) 14:03.2; 3. 194'4"; 2. Carlsen (So Cal) 177'3 " . Bolotnikov (SU) 14:03.6; 4. Mecser (H) 14:04.6. 10,000, Roelants ALL-COMERS, Walnut, Calif., Aug. 5--HT, Pryde (SBAC) 20l'll½ " . (B) 28:10.6; 2. Mecser 2 :31.2; 3. Dutov (SU) 28:43.4; 4. Maro­ ALL-COMERS, Pasadena, Calif., Aug. 6-- 100, Wise (Calif HS) quin (Fr) 28:45. 2. 3000St, Kudinskiy (SU) 8:44 .8; 2. Texereau {Fr) 9.5; 2. Jones (UCLA) 9.5. 220t, Jones 20 .. HH, Butler (PAA) 14.2. :45.6; 3. Siren (F) 8:48.2. HH, Mikhailov (SU) 13.7; 2. lliriez 1 11 PV, Heglar (Calif HS) 15 6 • (Fr) 14. O. 4001H, Poirier (Fr) 50. 6; 2. Anisimov (SU) 51. 0. 400R, ALL-COMERS, Long Beac h, Aug. 7--JT, Covelli (PAA) 261'3" ; France 39.7 {Lambrot, Roy, Piquemal, Delecour); 2. USSR 39.8; 2. Red (PAA} 25'1'5"; 3. Tucker (PAA) 230'7". DT, Humphreys (PAA) 3. Hungary 40. 5. 1600R, France 3:09 .8 (Boccardo, Martin, Hiblot, 197'2" ; 2. Carr (PAA) 1 6'9". Samper). JAYCEE SPORTS SPECTACULAR, Hou ston, Tex., Aug. 9-13-­ HJ, Brumel {USSR) 7'2¼". PY, Kairento (F) 16'1"; 2. D'En­ PV, Phillips (Houston) 15'0". LJ, Franklin (Wis) 24'2½". HH (39 "? ) causse (Fr) 15'9"; 3. Bliznyetsov (SU) 15'9". LJ, Stenius (F} 26'2½"; Flowers (Ala) 13. (All high schoolers) _ 2 . Barkovskiy {SU) 25'll¾". TJ, Zolotaryev (SU) 52'10}". SP, Varju ALL-COMERS, Gardena, Calif., Aug. 9--TJ, Kiefer (Pasadena (H) 60'9½"; 2. Lipsnis (SU) 60'4½". DT, Bukhantsev (SU) 185'10½". 1 11 CC) 4 '6". PV, Heglar (Calif HS) 15 6 • HT, Klim {SU) 233'0"; 2. Zsivotzky (H) 227'6". JT, Kulcsar {H) ,6.LL-CQMERS, Costa esa, Calif., Aug. 10- -HJ, Dobroth (Strid) 276'2"; 2. Lusis (SU) 268' ll½''; 3. Kinnunen {F) 266'6½". 6'll¼". PV, S. Caruthers (Calif HS; brother of Ed) 15'0 " .. Zagreb, Yugoslavia, Aug. 21-22--1. East Germany 90; 2 . ALL-COMERS, Venice, Calif., Aug. 10--PV, bite (PAA) 15'6". Great Britain 9; 3 . Sweden 2; 4. Rumania 64; 5. Yugoslavia 51; ALL-COMERS, \ oodland Hills, Calif., Aug. ll--440, Wolff (LA 6. Holland 44. 100, Erbstnsser (EG) 10.5. 200, Heemskerk (H) 21.1. alley JC) 47 .6. Mile, elson (Strid) 4:10.0. 3000St, Von Ruden (unat) 400, Fitzgerald (GB) 47 .0. 800, May (EG) 1:47 .0; 2 . Olofsson {S) 9:27 .2; 2. Scobey (Pierce JC) 9:36 .2. 3 , Weeks (UCLA) 14:17. 0. 1:47 .9 ; 3. Boulter {GB) 1:48.4. 1500, May (EG) 3:41.2; 2. Simpson P , Heglar (California HS) 15 '6 "; 2. Miguel (El Camino JC) 15 'O". {GB) 3:41.4. 5000, Graham {GB} 15:35.6. 10,000, Bullivant (GB) TJ, Woods (East LA JC) 49'2¾"; 2. Kiefer (P~sadena CC) 4 '9¾". 29:59.2. 3000St, Herriott (GB) 8:36.2; 2 . Vamos (R) 8:36.6; 3. ALL-COMERS, Walnut, Calif., Aug. 12--PV, Seagren (Mt SAC Persson {S) 8:37. 0. HH, Fors sander (S) 13. 9. 4001H, Cooper (GB) JC} 15'0" . HT, Pryde (SBAC} 197'll". 51. 7. 400R, East Germany 40. 3; 2. Holland 40. 5. 1600R, Great ALL-COMERS, Anaheim, Calif., Aug. 14--PV, Railsback Britain 3:09.0; 2. East Germany 3:09.1. (Pasadena CC) 15'6". HJ, ilsson (S) 6 1 10¼". PV, ordwig (EG) 16'1". LJ, Davies ALL - COMERS, Long Beach, Calif., Aug. 14--DT, Humphreys (GB) 25'7½". TJ, Alsop (GB) 52'llf'; 2. Ruckborn (EG) 52'll½". (PAA} 19 '2 i"; 2. O'Brien (PAA} 191'9"; 3. Carr (PAA) 1 5'9 " . JT, SP Hoffman (EG) 59'1". DT, Haglund (S) 185'8½"; 2. Kuhl (EG) Covelli (PAA} 262'0" ; 2. Red (PAA} 245'7". 1 4'10". HT, Asplund (S) 210'2". JT, Stolle (EG) 264'6½" .. FIREFIGHTERS, Buffalo; 'YC, Aug. 15--HJ, McClellon YPC} Rome, Italy, Aug. 21-22--1. West Germany 96; 2. Poland 7'0"; 2. Thomas (BAA} 6'9 " . MileR, YPC 3:ll .9 ; 2. DC Capit ol 5; 3. Czechoslovakia l; 4. Italy 67; 5. Switzerland and Bulgaria Striders 3:13.9. Dist edR, YAC 10:05 .4; 2. Torr ' nto TC 10:06.4; 45. 100, Knickenberg (WG} 10.5. 200, Onolina (I) 21.2. 400, Ba­ 3. Garden town TC 10: 07 . 6. denski (P) 46. 0; 2. Kinder (WG) 46 .4; 3. Bello (I) 46. 7; 4. Trousil GREATER KA SAS BOYS', Kansas City, Aug. 15--Mile, Dotson (C} 47 .0. 00, Kemper (WG) 1:53.0. 1500, Odlozil (C} 3:45.4. 4:07.9. 220s, Burgene (KCOC} 20.4. 5000, orpoth (WG) 14: 10. 6. 10,000, Zimny (P) 29:21. 6. 3000St, ALL-COMERS CHAMPIO SHIPS, Woodland Hills, Calif., Aug. Holas (C) :49. 2. HH, Onoz (I) 14 .1. 4001H, Frinolli (I) 50. 6. 400R, 21--100, Jones (Strid) 9.5. 0, 1el son (Strid} 1:51.1. 3 , Hughes Italy 40.0; 2. est Germany 40.0; 3. Poland 40.4; 4. Switzerland (Strid} 14:15. 3000St, Weeks (PAA) 9 : 19. ; 2. Backus (Strid) 40.5. 1600R, Poland 3:0 .0; 2. Italy 3:0 .l ; 3. est Germany 9:3 .6. HJ, Dobroth (Strid) 7' ¾"; 2. 1ordrke (San Fernando V) 6: " . 3:0 . 5. PV, \ hite (PAA) 16' {"; 2. Kirk (Strid) 16 1 2"; 3. ·guel (El Camrno HJ, Sieghart (WG) 6'11.l"; 2. Yordanov (B) 6'10¼";, 3,; Bogliatto JC) 15'5 f' . DT, Humphrey (PAA) 1~4'11". JT, Covelli (PAA) (I) 6'10:t". PV, Lehnertz (WG) 16'1 "· 2 . Tomasek {C) 15 9; 3. Kb­ 259'1 "; 2. Red (PAA) 244'7". lebarov (8) 15'9 " . LJ, Trenze(\\"G) 24'll¼" . TJ, Schmidt (P) 53'7¼"; LL-COMER, LongBeach, Calif., ug. 21--DT, Humphreys 2. Hoikovski (B 53'5i"; 3. Sa ue r (\i G) 52'll½". SP, Sosgornik (P) (PAA) 1 7'1 "; 2. Carr (PAA} 1 6'9". JT, Covelli (PAA) 265'4"; 2. 60'10~" . DT, Danek (C) 19 '9"; 2. Begier (P) 191'7" ; 3. Reimers R d (PA.. \) 233'0 "; 3. tuart (Strid) 231'3". tWG) 1 3'10". HT, Beyer (WG) 21 '3 " . JT, Sidlo (P} 260' ~". Page 10 August 26, 1966 LA BAULE, FR.A: CE, 1000, Lurot 2:21.