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,34th AnnualGolden West Invitational

By K.eith Conning

American River College, Sacramento,June 12.

Marion Jones (Thousand Oaks) set three,meet records. She won the 100 meters in

11.31 (+1.35), the 200 meters in 23.01(+1.68), and the long jump at 20-9 (+.89). Theold meet records were: 11.36 by Danielle Mar­

shall (Kirkland, WA) in 1992,23.54 by EbonyRobinson (Greenbelt, MD) in 1992, and 19-7by Tanya Lidy (Pampas, TX) in 1988. Jonesseries: 19-9 (+0.95),19-81/4 (+1.41),18-7(NR), 20-2 (+1.43), 20-0 1/2 (+3.37), 20-9(+.89).

"I just wanted to come here and see how Iwould run at the state meet," Jones said to

Bruce Burton (Sacramento Bee). "The statemeet will be the final meet of my high schoolcareer and it will be in front of my so-calledhometown fans, so it will be a special mo­ment."

"I haven't competed in eight days, andwhen you get down to this point in the season,that's not good," she said. "But I'm prettyconfident in the way I've been running, so Iknew that these (meet) records would fall to­day. I didn't thing about the records, I wasjust trying to get the best performance possi­ble under the conditions."

"The first three jumps nobody was gettingtheir steps off," said Jones to Phil Wong (SanFrancisco Examiner).

"Then," Jones continued, "everyone was

starting to get more comfortable with the run­way. I thought my fourth jump was the bigone."

Cheaza Figueroa (Quartz Hill) placed thirdin the long jump at 18-1 1/2 (+1.17). ChristineSherwood (Watsonville) was sixth at 17-3 1/2.

Kristin Heaston (Ygnacio Valley, Concord)set a meet record of 52-8 1/4 in the shot put.The old meet record of 51-3 was set by Steva­

nie Wadsworth (Hurst, TX) in 1990. Lisa Misi­peka (Temecula Valley) placed second at 45-91/2.

"The build-up from the discus really helped,"Heaston said to Scott Strain (Oakland Tri­bune). "It was great having the other national

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leaders here, but they did not throw to theirtop .marks. "

Kristin Heaston also won the discus 165­

10. It was a huge improvement for her, as her

previous best was 148-10 in the State Meettrials. Heaston's series: no mark, no mark,

140-11, no mark, 160-2, 165-10. Staci Dard­

en (Sonora) placed second at145-1, TyrendaStamps (Mt. Pleasant, San Jose) was third at133-4.

"Yes, it (165-10) was a surprise," Heastonsaid to Strain. "You can't really tell where a

throw is going to land or how long you threw it.You get a good feeling if it goes over.

'Everything came together on that throw-­the speed, the timing, everything my coacheshave taught me. I was really relaxed outthere. I knew the other throwers and we were

out her to have fun. The discus puts lessstress on me than the shot. I was happy to

see all the time and effort payoff.""It was just smooth. Everything was start­

ing to come together," said Heaston to Wong."I was really relaxed. Every week this sum­mer there's a big meet and I just take onemeet at a time, plus I knew all the throwers

from camp and we just went out and had fun."Charles Mitchell (Waco, TX) set a meet

record of 20.52 (+2.00) in the 200 meters.The old record of 20.65 was set by FloydHeard, Milwaukee, WI, in 1985. Calvin Harri­

son (North Salinas), who waged a great racewith Mitchell, placed second in 20.57 also un­der the old meet record. Anthony Volsan(Merced) was third in 21.27, and Brian Lewis

(Highlands, North Highlands) was fourth in21.48.

Calvin Harrison set a new meet record of45.47 in the 400 meters. The old meet record

of 46.06 was set by Danny Everett of Los An­

geles in 1985. Calvin's time was the fastesttime in the nation this season. Alvin Harrison,

Calvin's twin brother, placed second in 47.08."I came here looking to do 45.2, but I can

handle (45.47)," said Calvin Harrison to Bur­ton.

The Permian (Odessa, Texas) boys' 4 x

100 relay team set a meet record of 40.79.Merced, anchored by Anthony Volsan, placedsecond in 41.33. An all-star team from San

Francisco was third in 41.66. An all-star

team from Sacramento composed of Brian

Lewis (Highlands, North Highlands), CraigYoung (Florin), Ed Coleman (Grant), and Der­rick Belton (Highlands) was fourth in 41.74.North Salinas was sixth in 42.10.

The Skyline (Oakland) girls' 4 x 100 relayteam set a meet record of 46.05. It was a

new event this year. Logan (Union City) wasthird in 46.47, Wilson (Long Beach) wasfourth in 46.94, Pomona was fifth in 48.13,

and Etiwanda (Rancho Cucamunga) wassixth in 48.75.

"It was a good race," Skyline girls' coach

Darrell Hampton said to Strain. "They wantedto run 45 (seconds) and if it wasn't for a badhandoff, they would have had it."

Melinda Boice (American Fork, UT) set ameet record of 6-D 1/4 in the high jump. Theold meet record of 6-0 was set by J.C.

Broughton (Woodland) in 1989.Susie Keller (Harvey, NO) set a meet

record in the heptathlon of 4898. The oldmeet record of 4784 was set by HeatherSterlin (Mission Viejo) in 1992.

Jeff Nadeau (Monroe, Los Angeles) wonthe high jump at 6-10. Todd Kelly (Big Valley,Bieber) placed second at 6-10. KevinSchleicher (Zephyrhills,

Tyson Lingenfelter (Upland) won the shot

put at 63-7. Jason Young (Piedmont Hills,San Jose) placed fourth at 59-5 3/4. Chad

Peare(Trabuco Hills) was seventh at 56-4 1/2.

Christie Engesser (Ocean View, Hunting­

ton Beach) won the,800 meters in 2:12.76.Michelle Muething (Amador Valley, Pleasan­

ton) placed second in 2:13.02. VickyFleschner(Fortuna) was fourth in 2:18.89,and Shelby McKnight (Casa Roble, Orange­

vale) was fifth in 2:19.3."It was a tough race," Muething said to

Strain. I was more concemed with the girls

(Birana Benning of Cedar Rapids, Iowa) thanI was on the leader. There just wasn'tenough time to catch her.

"I haven't run an 800 in two-three weeks

and I just didn't want to get boxed in on theinside. I was able to move around and runthe race I wanted to run. I was tired out

there, but I just ran out of time."Milena Glusac (Fallbrook) won the mile in

4:54.58. Christina Blackmer (Upland) wassixth in 5:13.81, Michelle Muething was sev'enth in 5:18.80, and Christie Engesser was

eighth in 5:46,7.Melissa Keim (San Pasqual, Escondido)

won the 3,200 meters in ,10:45.48. Karen

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Bockel (Nordhoff, Ojai) placed fourth in11 :14.44.

Cheaza Figueroa won tne triple jump at 39­5 1/2 (+ 1.91). Christine Sherwood placed fifthin 37-11 1/2 (+1.69).

ALVIN HARRISONPhoto by Bill Cockerham

Morris Giddens (Gardena) placed second inthe mile in 4:17.12. There were only three run­ners in the race ..

Ty Harvey (Sonora) tied for second in thepole vault at 16-6.

Tony Parrish (Marina, Huntington Beach)placed second in the triple jump at 50-4(+2.09). Parrish's best legal jump was 49-81/2 (+ 1.96). Ty Gaines (Palmdale, Lancaster)was fourth at 48-7 (+0.17). Brandon Doss(Bella Vista, Fair Oaks) was seventh at 47-11

1/2 (+2.20). Doss' best legal jump was 47-6 1/.2(+1.30).

Malika Freeman (Skyline, Oakland) placedsecond in the 400 meters in 55.95. Julie Ben­

nion (Highland, San Diego) was fifth in 57.62,and Christie Holinka (Mira Loma, Sacramento)

was sixth in 57.67.

"I wasn't thinking about anything at all,"said Freeman to Strain. I ran a good race and

I think it will give me some confidence goinginto the state meet. I need it; I'm not a veryconfident person." •

Karen Vigilant (Wilson, Long Beach)placed second in the 300 hurdles in 44.00.

Anthony Volsan (Merced) placed third inthe 100 meters in 10.71 (+0.35). LindseyMcDonald (Merced) was sixth in 10.88.

Margarito Casillas (Hoover, Glendale)placed third in the 3,200 meters in 9: 13.13.

Cheaza Figueroa (Quartz Hill) placed thirdin in the 100 hurdles in 14.81. Tanyita Wat­

kins (Walnut, Lakewood) was fifth in 14.93.Tye Harvey (Sonora) placed third in the

pole vault at 16-6.Adrian Williams (River City, West Sacra­

mento) placed fifth in the 300 hurdles in38.03.

Tad Heath (Foothill, Santa Ana) placedfourth in the 800 meters in 1:53.76. John

Lockard (logan, Union City) was fifth in1:55.9.

Adrian Williams (River City, West Sacra­

mento) placed fifth in the 300 hurdles in38.03. ,

Chad Peare (Trabuco Hills, Mission Viejo)placed fifth in the discus at 169-9. Tyson Lin­

genfelter (Upland) was seve'nth at 168-1.John Schulte (Hanover Center, Cedar Lake,Indiana), the national leader at 217-1, only

placed fourth at 172-9.Robbie Weighall (Highland, Bakersfield)

placed fifth in the decathlon with 6,176

points. Tyrin Prince (Highland, Bakersfield)was sixth at 6, 108.

NationalScholasticChampionships

By Doug Speck

June 11 (Birmingham HS, Van Nuys)& June 12 (UCLA) •

The Third National Scholastic Outdoor

Track and Field Championships had Prelimaction this year at Birmingham HS in Van

Nuys (Friday), with Finals action moved to

UCLA (Saturday), one of the nation's finetrack only venues, on Saturday. Presentedby the Birmingham High Dad's Club and theNational Scholastic Sports Foundation, themeet had added sponsorship this year from

Disneyland, America's favorite playland. Mr.Jim Spier and Mike Bymes of the NationalScholastic Sports Foundation did their usualfine job of gathering talent from coa~t tocoast. Califomia athletes, smarting first fromthe State CIF's decision to cancel the State

Finals the previous weekend, then trying torefocus for the State Meet "re-run' on the

19th, were looking for some strong competi­tion in ihe meantime, which this affair provid­ed.

Boys' highlights were sprinting by Florida'sTony McCall, 800m running by Jeremy Stall­ings of Texas, Brian Wilkinson of Merced '.taking a top mile field, leland of San Jose'sScott Slover taking a national Pole Vault

field, and Darius Pemberton of New Jerseywith a fine Long Jump effort.

For the Girts Becki Wells of North Dakota

continued to dominate the mile event nation­

ally, Shelly Talbert of Delaware had fine100m hurdles and triple jump efforts, and

UCLA-bound Amy Acuff of Texas did her usu­al fine high-jumping.

Bryan Howard, the Canyon Springs (More­

no Valley) soph would meet a top group ofsprinters, with TonyMcCali (Forest, Ocala,FI) the national 100m leader at 10.38, andGeorgian Derrick Steagall another speed­ster. The 100 Final had University of NorthCarolina-bound McCall burst from the pack at

50 meters to race the equal #14 prep timeever at 10.31 (wind +1.4). with Howard thirdin a lifetime best at 10.47 behind Steagall's10.46. Over 200 Meters McCall felt twingesbefore the Heats and withdrew, with Steagallwinning 21.07w (+2.9) over Howard's21.30w.

Jeremy Stallings (Stanton, Tx) had run1:49.44 in winning the Texas 2A State Meet

by six seconds. Georgian Dario Clementgets credit for setting the race up here,charging out through 24.7 (200m) and 52.3(400m) splits before Stallings took over at600m (1 :?0.4). Vondre Armour (Bakersfield),then frosh Michael Granville (Bell Gardens)

made desperate charges down the home­stretch, with the Texan winning 1:50.09-1:50.99 (Armour)- 1:51.03 (Granville). withthe Califomians continuing their spectacular

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Selected Meet Results

Spokane. Wa.•June 26-27-M.E!S,: IOO(-3.0mps), Burrell (Marshall, Cleveland.Oh) 10.38; 2. Harden (Ky) 10.46; 3. SUlfford (Franklin, Rochester, NY) 10.47.200(-3.0), SUlfford 20.70; 2. Griffi. (San Jacinto CC) 20.82; 3. C. Harriso. (NSalinas. Salinas. Ca) 20.83; 4. Lewis (Highlands. N Highlands. Ca) 21.38; 5. A.Harrison (NSaiinas)21.52. Heats: 1(-2.7), C. Harrison 21.13; 2. Stafford 21.29.!J(-5.0)•...2. A. Harrison 2\.3\. 400. C. Harriso. 45.07; 2. Beyers (III) 46.30; 1A. Harrison 46.37; 4. Johnson (St Augustine, New Orleans) 46.61. Heats: I, C.Harrison 45.10; 2. C. Harrison 46.25; ...5. Adams (Monmouth Reg, Tinton Falls.NJ) 47.69. 11•...2. Joh •• on 46.48. 800. Tidwell (West. Topeka, Ks) 1050.13; 2.

Elmhurst. III., June 19-~: l00{0.4mps). McCall (Forest. Ocala. A) 10.39; Stallings (Stanton. Tx) 1:50.34; 3. Royster (Seton Hall) 1:50.77. Heats: I,2. Burrell (Marshall. Cleveland, Oh) 10.41; 3. Steagall (Newnan, Ga) 10.49; 4. Stallings 1:49.95; ...3. Tidwelll:SO.80. 11•...4. Mendez (Fordham Prep. Bronx,Dunn (Catholic. Baton Rouge. La 10.72. 200(-\.0),Samuels(Willia=.Alexao- NY) 105119. 1500, O'Brien (No Car) 3,50.25; 2. Ihmels (Ia 5.) 3,5\.00; 3.dria, Va) 21.01; 2. Steagall 2J.02; 3. Mitchell (Waco. Tx) 21.03; 4. Franklin Wilkinson (Merced. Ca) 3:53.46; 4. Price (Catoosa. Ok) 3:55.20. 5000. Joyce(Catholic)2J .53; 5.Johnson (Beaufort.SC) 21.59. 400.Samuels46.69; 2.Adams (Stevenson. Lincolnshire.II) 14:47.16; 2. Gallages (faft CC) 14:50.97; 3. Reeder(Monmouth Reg.Tinton Falls, NJ) 46.87; 3.Motiejunas (Horizon. Scottsdale,Az) (Unat) 15:06.60. 10,000, Gallegos 30:40.60; 2. Ellington (Tenn) 31:14.08; 3.47.32; 4. Johnson 47.36; 5. Ev:.ms(Franklin, Rochester. NY) 47.39; 6. Douglas Reeder 31:45.53; ...5. Beiner (Air Academy, AFA, Co) 33:08.52. 3000SC. Dun-(Willingboro, NJ)47.42. 800, Miranda (Cuba) 1:50.00; 2. Stallings (Stanton, Tx) can (Weber St) 9: 15.68; 2.O'Shea (Columbia) 9: 18.25; 3. Bastides (Eisenhower,1:50.97; 3. Roqueni (Mcx) 1:52.85; 4. Murphy (Boston College.Dorchester.Ma) Rialto. Ca) 9:41.25; 4. Stephens (Lamar, Arlington. Tx) 9:43.46; ...7. Anunons1:53.07; 5. Purnell (Northland. Columbus. Oh) 1:53.62; 6. Moran (Berry. Bir- (Ilwaco. Wa) 9:49.29. 1101111(·4.3). Jackson (Baylor) 14.14; 2. Riley (Kleinmingham, AI) 1:53.67. rtlile. Price(Catoosa.Ok)4:12.56; 2.Stegall(Cartersville, Oak. Houston) 14.33; 3.Williams (Dreg) 14.60;4. Alexander(Libcrty.Sq 14.70.Ga) 4:12.68; 3. West(GB)4:13.19; 4. Middleton (Lawrence Central. Indianapo- Heats: I (-1.0). Riley 14.28. 11(-0.8)•...3. Alexander 14.61. 400111. Jacksonlis. In) 4:13.76; 5. Rolison (Itasca, Tx) 4:15.93; 6. Jermyn (fottenville. Slaten 51.23; 2. Milner(S Oak Cliff, Dallas) 51.62; 3. Haynes (Cross. New Haven. Ct)Island. NY) 4:16.26; 7. Jackson (fruman.lndependenee. Mo) 4:16.83. 21\-1. 51.97; 4. Byerly (Clear Creek. League City. Tx) 52.81. Heats: I. MilnerWhite (Dublin. Oh) 9:04.10; 2. Johnson (Free Academy. Norwich. Q) 9:04.40; 52.16; ...4. Byerly 53.23. II. Haynes 52.64; ...3. Fasano (N Rockland. Thiells.NY)3. Jimmerson (Stevens, Rapid City. SD) 9:07.90; 4. Maschrneyer (Churchill. 54.71;4. Hazel (Nyack. NY) 54.74. IIJ. Phe1ps(Ga) 7-2}; 2. Green (Ruston. La)Eugene.Or)9:12.91;5.Joyce (Stevenson.Lincolnshire,Il)9:14.91;6. Fogaraz.zo 7-1! 3. Fischer (Camarillo. Ca) 7-1~. PV, Johnson (Tenn) 18-1; 2. Dall (N(Mcpham, N Bellmore, NY)9: 16.62; 7. Th. Martin (page, Az)9:18.72. 3000SC. Rockland) 16-4J;3.Stern(Harvard-Westlake,NHollywood, Ca) 15-9; 4. PlagerBlanco (Brz) 9: 16.35; 2. Hoard (Wayzata, Plymouth, Mn) 9:29.18; 3. Moran (St (East. Rockford. II) 15-9; 5. Harvey (Sonora, Ca) 15-5; 6. Buddin (Orange Glen.Anthony, N Huntington, NY) 9:30.03; 4. Ammons (Ilwaco. Wa) 9:30.30; 5. Escondido, Ca) 15·5; 7. Gehrke (Diamond Bar, Ca) 15-5. LJ.Dilworth (OdessaBrown(Libertyville.II)9:35.66;6.Dunn(StAnthony)9:36.46;7.FilZgerald (Sun CC) 25·nw; 2. Russell (foledo) 24-9~; 3. Torian (Thornwood. 5 Holland. II)Valley. Monroe. Nq9:36.47; 8. Reese (GB)9:49.72; 9. Zmijewski (Sun Valley) 24-7~;...5. Pemberton (}Iackensack. NJ) 24·3!w/24-~; ...8. Aikens (Muhlenberg.9:53.81. 1101111(1.0),Riley (Klein Forest. Houston) 13.76; 2. Alexander (Lib- Laureldale. Pa) 23-8w. TJ. Jordan (LBCq 52-4Jw; 2. Clinton (Hope. Provi-eny. SC) 13.96; 3. Haynesworth (Potomac. Dumfries. Va) 14.00; 4. Smith dence. RI) 51-9~w/51-1!: 3. Scott (Seminole. Sanford. FI) 5o..6~w/49-6i; ...7.(Pahrump Valley, Pahrump. N v) 14.20; 5. Torian (Thornwood. S Holland. II) Briggs (Peabody Magnet. Alexandria. La) 49-1 0lw/48-4}, 8.Aikens 48 -8!w. SP.14.23. 300]11, Milner (S Oak Cliff. Dallas) 36.85; 2. Wheatley (Jam) 37.58; 3. Ogden (UCLA) 57-7; 2. Nelson (Lovett. Atlanta) 53-II; 3. Carlson (Ore) 53·9~Smith 37.62; 4. McConkie (Woods Cross. Vt) 37.67. IIJ, Woodard (Norview. ;...7.Jellum(Lakeville.Mn)51-0. DT. Reynolds (Greenway. Phoenix) 171-1; 2.Norfolk. Va) 7- J: 2. Koefelda (Hellgate, Missoula, Mt) 6-11 J; 3. Grundy Schulte (Hanover Centra!, Cedar Lake. In) 170-0; 3. Torre (Arlz) 158·5. liT. M.

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GOLDEN WEST

Sacramento, CaJif.,June 12-M.£.N: lOO(O.4mps),Mitchell (Waco. Tx) 10.41; 2.Shannon (Griffin. Ga) 10.60; 3. Vols~m(Merced, Ca) 10.71; 4. Jones (Chandler,Az) 10.72. 200 (2.0), Mitchell 20.52; 2. C. Harrison (N Salinas, Salinas, Ca)20.57; 3. Voisa. 21.27; 4. Lewis (Highla.ds. N Highla.ds. Ca) 21.48. 400. C.Harrison 45.47; 2. A. Harrison (N Salinas) 47.08; 3. Douglas (Willingboro. NJ)48.07. 800, Moran (Berry. Birmingham, AI) 1:53.44; 2. Purnell (Northland,Columbus,Oh) 1:53.62; 3. Greggs (Brookhaven. Columbus) 1:53.73; 4. Heath(Foothill. Santa Ana, Ca) 1:53.76. Mile. Middleton {Lawrence Central, Indian­apolis,ln} 4: 13.72; 2. Giddens (Gardena. Ca) 4: 17 .12. 3200,Jimmerson (Stevens,

RapidCity.ND) 9:09.69; 2. Browne C'NLinn. Or) 9:10.56; 3. Casillas (Hoover.Glendale, Ca) 9:13.13; 4. Jermyn (fouenville. Staten Island. NY) 9:16.17.1101111(1.4).Aikens (Muhlenberg. Laureldale. Pa) 13.82; 2.Sidney (Russellville.Ar) 13.83; 3. Alexander(Liberty,SC) 13.88;4. Smith(Pahrump Valley, Pahrump,Nv) 14.00; 5. Manor (Reagan, Austin, Tx) 14.19. 300111,Alexander 36.96; 2. Yu(frinity. Euless. Tx) 37.47; 3. Smith 37.74; 4. Byerly (Clcar Creek,League City,Tx) 37.99. 4:1C100,Pennian. Odessa. Tx 40.79; 2. Merced 41.33. IIJ. Nadeau(Monroe. Sepulveda.Ca)6-tO. PV. Dial (Mt Vernon. Mo) 16-9; 2(tie), Madche(Blanchet. Seattle) &Harvey(Sonora. Ca) 16-6; 4.Manard (St Martins Episcopal.Metairie.La) 15-6. LJ. Craven (Kilgore.Tx) 24-3w; 2. Beckford (Boone,Orlando.A)24·2iw; 3.Brown (Browne. Phoenix.A:z.)24-UwIl3-1O. TJ, Craven5o..lO~; 2. Parrish (Marina. Huntington Beach. Ca) 5o..4w/49-8~; 3. Clark (LaPorte. Tx) 48·8~; 4. Gaines (Palmdale. Ca) 48-7; 5. Aikens 48-6J; 6. Manning(Ruskin, Kansas City. Mo) 48-5}w/48·4. SP, Lingenfeller(Upland, Ca) 63-7; 2.Garland (Matawan Reg. Ab{'rdeen, NJ) 63·7; 3. Schaley (Camanche, la) 59·10;4. Young (Piedmont Hills, San Jose. Ca) 59·5 L DT, Reynolds (Greenway,Phoenix) 194-10; 2. Goodson (Russellville, Ar) 179-5; 3. Nuti (Smith Valley,Smith. Nv) 177-2; 4. Schulte (Hanover Cenlml. Cedar Lake. In) 172·9. JT.Roberts (Hill City. Ks) 231·9; 2. Carter (Waynesboro. Pa) 201-11; 3. Johnston(Belgrade, Mt) 196-8; 4. Krom (Great Bend, Ks) 195-1. Deca'h(6111-12)(w). Theriault (Cheyenne. N Las Vegas. Nv) 6891; 2. Peterson (Marana, Az)6784; 3. Parry (Douglas Co., Minde., Nv) 6339; 4. Boyd (Chelan. Wa) 6292; 5.Weighall (Highland. Bakersfield. Ca) 6J72; 6. Prince (Highland) 6108; 7. Davis(Mainland. Daytona Beach. A) 6010; 8. Taylor (Wylie. Abilene, Tx) 5758.JYQME.N: l00(l.4).Jones (Thousand Oaks, Ca) 11.31; 2. Saunders (Plainfield.

NJ) 11.87. 200(1.7). Jones 23.01; 2. Boone Olanks. EI Paso, Tx) 23.92; 3.Saunders 24.41; 4. Wilson (Northeast, Macon, Ga) 24.81. 400, Wilson 55.69; 2.Freeman (Skyline. Oakland, Ca) 55.95; 3. Roland (Killeen. Tx) 55.95. 800.Engesser (Ocean View. Huntington Beach) 2:12.76; 2. Muething (AmadorValley. Pleasanton. Ca) 2:13.02; 3.Benning(Kennedy. Cedar Rapids.la) 2: 13.56.Mile. Glusac (Fallbrook. Ca) 4:54.58; 2. Bratteng (follenville. Staten Island, NY)5:01.62; 3. Chokshi (Bridgewater-Raritan. Bridgewater. NJ) 5:02.19; 4. Davis(Park-way W. Ballwin. Mo) 5:02.78. 3200, Keirn (San Pasqual. Escondido. Ca)10:45.48; 2. McKinley (Steele. Amherst. Oh) 10:46.81; 3. Reasor (Richland.NRichland Hills. Tx) 10:54.20. 10011 (1.3). Vollmer (Central, Rapid City. SD)14.50; 2. Boone 14.53. 30011. Vollmer 42.50; 2. Vigilant (Wilson, Long Bcach.Ca) 44.00. 4xl 00, Skyline 46.05; 2. Temple. Tx 46.45; 3. Logan. Union City, Ca46.47; 4. Wilson 46.47; 5. Pomona, Ca 48.13. HJ, Boice (American Fork, Vt)6-~ 2. Weber (Canton. II) 5-8; 3. Townsend (Elk Mound, Wi) 5·8. LJ. Jones20-9; 2. Rober1S(Moody. Corpus Clui,.i) 19-71. TJ, Figueroa (Quartz Hill, Ca)3g...5~; 2. Codrington (Midwood. Brooklyn, NY) 38-11~; 3. Boone 38-61; 4.Anderson (Reed. Sparks. Nv) 38·2. SP, lleaston (Ygnacio Valley. Concord. Ca)52·8}; 2. Misipeka (Temecula Valley, Temecula. Ca) 45-9~; 3. Hicks (Plainfield.NJ) 45-71: 4. Steer (Crete. Nb) 45-5; 5. Sims (Plainfield) 43-J. DT, Heaston165-10;2.Darden(Sonora.Ca) 145-1; 3.Steer 142-5. JT.SchullZ(Corvallis.Or)150·10; 2. Brager (Hellgate, Missoula.Mt) 138-11; 3. McArthur (Dixie. StGeorge, U.) 137-9. lIep'ath(6111.12). Keller (Harvey. ND) 4898; 2. Chandler(Reed) 4452; 3. Jimenez (Stamford, 0) 4216; 4. Oehrlein (West Islip, NY) 4199.

INTERNATIONAL PREP

(Bardstown. Ky)6·~ 4. Thompson (StJohnlBaptisl. W Islip. NY) 6-91. PV. Dial(Mt Vernon, Mo) 17-2; 2(tie). Downey (Otsego. Tontogany, Oh) & Harrison(King, Houston) 16·6; 4. Hanna (Iraan.Tx) 16·6; 5. Madehe (Blanchet. Sealtle)16·0;6. Wurtz (Stevens) 15-6. I..J.Pemberton (Hackensack.NJ) 24-1ot. 2. Forde(Uniondale. NY) 24-7 ~; 3. Torian 24-1 ~; 4. Brown (Browne, Phoenix. Az)23·11~; 5. Turner (Morningside. Inglewood, Ca) 23-61. TJ. Rizo (Cuba) 51·6!; 2. Manning (Ruskin, Kansas City. Mo) 50-11J; 3. Clinton (Hope, Providence.RI) 50-4~w/49·1O; 4. Aikens (Muhlenberg, Laureldale. Pa) 48-11. SP. Garland(Matawan. Aberdeen, NT)62-41; 2. Yenchesky (De Pere. Wi) 6O·1~;3. Gonzalez(Lovington, m1) 59-8; 4. Lozowski (Frenxl, Palatine. II) 59-5~. DT. Schulte(Hanover Central. Cedar Lake. In) 205-8; 2. Reynolds (Greenway. Phoenix)180-7; 3. Lozowski 179-7; 4. Nuti (Smith Valley, Smith, Nv) 178-7. liT. M.McGehearty (ClassicaJ. Providence) 217-5; 2. S. McGehearty (Classical) 212·0;3. Lareau (Cumberland. RI) 192-3; 4. Carpenter (Ire) 184-4; 5. StengcJe (LosGatos, Ca) 181-8; 6. OIarlcsworth (lDs Gatos) 179-7; 7. Bonante (Iona Prep.New Rochelle, NY) 177-8; 8. Marks (Andale, Ks) 176-11. JT,Roberts (Hill City,Ks) 228-3; 2. Hickman (Dixie. St George, Ut) 203·7; 3. Johnston (Belgrade, Mt)198-6; 4. Garrison (Kingm:m. Ks) 196·7.

YiO..MEN: 100(0.1). Richardson (Berea, Oh) 11.75; 2. Herring-Kelly (StPetersburg. A) 11.83; 3. Saunders (Plainfield. NJ) 11.88; 4. Perry (Northwest,Omaha. Nb) 1\.95. 200(0.2). Perry 24.35; 2. Twumasi (Can) 24.44; 3. MW'J'hy(GB) 24.54; 4.Meeks (Norwood.Ma)24.71. 400. Wilson(Northeast.Macon,Ga)54.99; 2. Howard (Glenn Hills. Augusta. Ga) 55.29; 3. Rejouis (Can) 55.81; 4.Rembert (Cleveland Hts. Oh) 55.86; 5. Riley (Teaneck, NJ) 55.97. 800, Howell(Jam) 2: 11.4; 2. Finley (Eisenhower. Lawton, Ok) 2: 13.8; 3. Bruening (CentralManagement of Public Policy, Kansas City, Mo) 2: 13.9; 4. Dweh (Overbrook,Philadelphia, Pa) 2: 14.3. Mile, Wells (Dickinson. ND) 4:44.54; 2. Burr (FriendsSeminary. NYC. NY) 5,00.52; 3. Ega. (St Henry.Erla.ger, Ky) 5,02.56; 4.Godlock (Polk County. Columbus, NC) 5:03.44; 5. Pedersoli (Amphitheater.Tucson. Az)5:05.01; 6. White (Dulaney, Timonium, Md)5:05.36. 21\1.Linaker(GB) 10048.75;2. McKinley (Steele, Amherst,Oh) 10,49.98; 3. White 10,50.88;4. Hood (Worthington. Oh) 10:57.41; 5. Oyama (Hendersonville. Tn) 11:01.61.10011(0.9), Walker (Jam) 13.80; 2.T. Lou (Pine View. St George. Vt) 14.05; 3.Talbert (Glasgow. Newark. De) 14.05; 4. Thome (Bullis, Potomac. Md) 14.28; 5.Kuehn (Greece-Athena. Rochester. NY) 14.67. 300H. Harrison (Lehman. BroJ1."(.NY) 41.77; 2.Vollmer (Central, RapidCity.SD) 42.52; 3. Kuehn 42.76; 4.Martin(Dcnbigh, Newport News, Va) 43.69. IIJ. Acuff (Calallen, Corpus Christi, Tx)6-U; 2.Belfort (Can) 5-1 H; 3. Weber (Canton, II) 5-9~; 4. Boice (American Fork,Vt) 5·8~; 5.Townsend (Elk Mound. Wi) 5-8~. LJ, Cusa (Cuba) 19-8~;2. Tweedy(Plainfield. NJ) 19·3~ ; 3 Forester (GB) 19·2~; 4. Henry (West, Bellevue, Nb)18-9~. TJ. Lee (Jam) 42-9i; 2. Cusa 41-2J; 3. Godinez (Cuba) 39-9!; 4. Roland(Killeen, Tx) 39·S!; 5. Codrington (Midwood. Brooklyn, 38-6~. SP. Cumba(Cuba) 51-11!; 2. Steer (Crete. Nb) 47-\! I; 3. Si= (Plainfield. NJ) 47-5; 4.McKibbon (Hibbing, Mn) 45·1 0; 5. Weygand (Ottawa. II) 43·7; 6. Cross (Powell.Wy) 43-6; 7. Schumacher (Red River. Grand Forks.ND) 43-51; 8. Christiansen(Plains. Mt) 43-3!; 9. Hicks (Plainfield) 42·11. DT. Hooker (Northeast, StPetersburg. H) 152-9; 2. McKibbon 143·0. JT. Alvarez (Cuba) 182-3; 2.Morrison (GB) 111·3; 3. Brager (Hellgate. Missoula. Mt) 144-7; 4. McArthur(Dixie, StGeorge), 142·0;5.Brown (North Kingstown, RI) 141-8;6. T. Lott(PineView, SI George) 139-0.

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