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Stai'e i"rack- results

High School Discus (Exhibition)­Hook. UkIah, 166-8; Siocumbe Milli.kan, 164·3~2; Nordstrom, Dos' Palo's,163 ..1; Fa.gg~rt, POI"terville,-' 158;Smith. Lon~ Beach 'Poly. 154.1Y2'

ColleOe'DlScus (Exhibition) HookUkiah. 145; Wieel, Las Lomas. 141.3;Scnrnldt, .B?ker:field, 140·11; sto­cl!mbe, Mllllkr}n, 140-6Y2: Briel11Je,Lincoln (SF)/"'137.4Y2'

gOO-Gent):)', Fremont (LA); Far·1o,,"!. tl0p~Wp,od; Crowley. CO,mpton;KII •••. ':Ci;ft,;tl~mont; Dahl, Santa Ana: 1

1:55A ..~"":.~j~ .•.. '1.19QT"W(iiio!,!,lord0!1 (LA); Clipper,

MUlri,('B~~es. Manual Arts: Ga"kill, !,Ban:f1.1ng~C_(LA); Bucl1anen, Keal'Y; J

,:.!L9.,~· Ir' 12 Pound Shot-Slocumbe. Milli.!

jl<a n. 61·4V2 Chamberlain. Rivel'side,!160-4Y4; Smith. L. B. Poly, 58-9'/2:

! Hook. Ukiah, 57·2: Angell, North]I Hollywood, 56.8. ­

High hurdles-James, Centennial:. Gill, Edison (Fresno); Wilson, Jeff· f,

I erson (LA); And,'ews, L. B. P9,JY,~1Winston, Merced. :14.1 .. '1'; ,

440-Fal~mer, M:ramontei co·mer.~­Reseda; Schwartz. St. Francis; "~Wilt::Iiams. Co'mpton; .Curtis. Lowell;'44.r;::6,

High Jump-TIe 'for fIrst betVieenl!Stuber. Bellflowel'. and Nikelbe,r'ri:JOxnard. 6-8; Burnett, Jefferson

(LA). 6-7; Faust. Culver City;- 6!5.; ~Howard. Jefferson (LA), 6·4. ' .. ~220-Clipper. Muir; M unn, NQrtffl

Hollywood; Bates. Manual 'Arts; wil·l1a"ms, 8e~keley; "Buchanen, Kearny.:20.7. (Ties U.S. record set byOwens. 1933 and by Southern. 1~55;neW CIF record, old mark :21.0 byPovte,.. Pasadena, 1955.)

180-Low·' hurdles-Douglas. EastBakersfield: Farmer, Miramonte;Hultz. L i n c 01 n (S.D.); ,,,Sankey,Centennial; Williams. Muir;;19.0.

B,'oad Jump-Rogers. BraWley. 24·6; Howard. San Bernal'dino, 23~6V4;8ftker.< Menlo, 23.31/4; tie betweenThomas.·Jefferson (LA) alld CliffordStaill, Dinuba, 23-2V4 .. '

16 Pound Shot (Exhibition)Slocum be, Millikan. 50·1Y4; Chamber.lain. Riverside. 49~71/2: Smith, LongBeach Poly, 48.9Y4; Hook. Ukiah.48-8%; Nordstrom, Dos Palos, 48.

Mile-Covington. Compton: Hud·::;on. E. Cajon; Neal. Fullerton: Webb,University: Linn, Palo Alto; 4:23.7.

880 Yard Relay-Manual Arts; Fre'lmont (LA); Long Beech Poly:,

Berkeley; Bakersfield; 1 :28.3. IPole Vault-'-Rose. Glendale Hoover,

14-1: tie among Aguirre. Beimont'lSch~efel·. Oakl:=tn,d: Hein. Pas:tde.na,13-6'12; Jones. Wilson (LA). 13·4.

Team scorinq-Manual Arts 11·1Compton 10, Muir 10. Fremont (LA),

9 Miramonte 9 Jeffersot> 8Y,. Long IBeach Poly 8. Centennial 7, Brawley,5.' East BakerSfield 5, Glendale'

Hoover 5, Jordan (LA) 5. Millikan 5'1North HolI"wood 5. Bellflower 4Y2.Oxnar,d 4Y, Berkeley d. Edi,on(Fresno) 4, EI Cajon 4. Hollvwood 4.Reseda 4. Riverside 4. S'an Ber.!

nardino 4. Belmont 3. Fullerton 3'1I'Lil1coln (SO) ·3.· Menlo Atherton 3,

oakland, 3, pasadena, 3,!;t. Francis.3·,113annina? Castiemont 2. Culvel' City2. Kear~y~;:;>,',.Ul<iah,,2, University 2Dinuba, ;1.'12\" ,Rakersfleld 1. Lowelll(SF) 1. P"i6 Alto 1. Merced 1. santalAna 1, Wilson (LA) 1. !

JPasa"dena WhizTies Nation'aliRecord'"I~: 220: LONG BEACH -':lP - Mel

!clipper of John Muir HighiSChool of Pasadena, yesterday

jtied the 220 yard national in­~terscholastic record held by

IJesse Owens of Cleveland and

l'EddieSouthern of Dallas,

Clipper flashed 20.7 in the

. 40th annual State High School

ITrack and Field Meet. Clipperhas a pre'.'ious record time ofl.20.6 pendmg,

I In the pole vault, John Rose'

10f Hoover High School inli

Glendale cleared 14-1, to bet­ter the old state record of 13­

19.Ys set in 1953 by Ron Mar-IIIns, Burbank. I

, Manual Arts of Los Angeles I;won the team title. Compton

;and Muir tied for second. II

' The winners:, 880 - Ai'fred Geplry, Los Angeles,1:55.4.

10G-Hubie Walson, Los Angeles, 9.6.SHOT PUT-Jack Slocum, Long Beach,

61-4':2.120 HIGH HURDLES-FloYd James,

Complon. 14.1. \440-Dixon Farmer, Orinda, 48.6.HIGH JUMP-Paul S1uber. Bellflower,

and Ray Nlckleberry, Oxnard, 6-8,., 180 LOW HURDLES-Davie Douglas,Bakersfield, 19.

MILE-Woody _ Covington, Compton,4:23.7.

, BROAD JUMP,-Sleve Rogers. Brawley"'24-6. (, II

i 220 - Mel Clipper, Pasadena. 20.7'11Equals recognized national intersCholastic!1

~, record set by Jesse Owens, East Tech'I,Cleveland, 1933, and Eddie Sou]hern. Sun-II

,"sel, Dallas" 1955. CliPper has '20.6 pend-!'

i'i119 for new national record, set in CIF I. 'southern section finals at ArroYLJ. High.. School. May 24, 1958. New slale record., old mark 21.0, Bob Poynler, Pasadena., 1956.

\ 880 RELAY-Manual Arts, Los An-

qeles, 1:28.3.POLE VAULT-John Rose, Glendale

Hoover, 14·1. Nev.' state record, old

. ::,rl( l~.Q!/,;,. Ron Morris, Burbank, 1953.

JIM BATES rates as the finest all-around athlete in thehistory ~of Manual Arts. Here he's sho'wn winning the1aD-yard dash in 9.4 as an undergrad at Manual.

-Irving Smith photo

· ., (AP Photofa.x)THE WINNER AND THE LOSERS IN STATE "~ILE CHAMPIONSHIP . '.

Woody Covington of Compton High School I George Linn of Palo Alto (right) was fifth ahdis congratula~ed by ~alo Alto High School's. J?hn N,orthway (I~ft) ",:ass~venth after rL!'~­

two entrants In the mile run a~ter he won the I nlng third thro.ugh mOST of The race.' Manualevent in 4:23.7 at. Long Beach Saturday. Arts of Los Angeles won the team title.;J I ' ~_.' -- .•..•

FINAL SCORES-Manual Arts, 11;Muir and Compton, 10; LA Fremont and

~j~~m~~I;, L~~~da~~a~~; ~;A C~~;~';,';j~1:1Compton, 7;· Brawley, East Bakersfield.jHoover, Glendale, LA Jordan, Millikani(Long Bea~h), and North Hollywood. 5;;

1Bellflower and Oxnard, 41,,2; BerkeleY'1lEdison (Fre ..;noL EI' Caion, HOllywood,!

; Reseda, Riverside and San BernardinO'114; LA Belmon!. Fullerton. Lincoln (San

IDiegO). Menlo-Atherton, Oakiand, Pasa­dena and St.· Francis (Pasadena), 3;LA Banninr,',Cast.!emont\Oakland). cul-j

'Iver City, KearnY,~Ukiah 'and LA univer-IISity, 2; Dinuba, 11/l:_ Bakersf.ield, Lowell(SF), Merced, Palo Alto,' Santa 'Ana andLA Wilson, 1. 0'0 0..

'After returniI1g from the state high school track mee1at Long Beach last weekend the same question was askec~ ." ,

~lose to a hundred times.,.What happened to the Northern California~ representa·

tiv,es in the meet?It is not an easily answered question. There are several

reasons for the failure.

Perhaps it's the pressure on north state atnletes ap­pearing in the bigg~st track event of the year. There'spressure. Just ask anyone who competed this year.

IT ISN'T like that for the southern boys. Shucks, theirtoughest meet is the week before in the southern ClFmeet. Better athletes than the north sends are eliminated'in tha~ dog-eat-dog battle.

There's an anticlimactic feeling for ,the survivors. Thestate meet is a pushover.

Another reason is that the runners down in the southare just a little bit faster and 'jump a little bit farther.,

Late in the afternoon, when the pole vault was the onlyevent stYli going, Don Beal of Palo Alto watched ,withinterest. He had cleared 13-0 and just missed at 13-4. I

Out on the track was a lithe jUl~ior from' Glendale. Hewas going for a new meet record of 14 feet. John Rose

'made it too. Beal had done his best but it wasn't goodenough.

THE BROAD JUMP was another event where the bestof the north wasn't good enough. Terry'Baker did betterthan 23 feet but stilI took third place. The winning jump

.wa~ 24-6.John Pastinieks of Palo Alto and Jim Zamlich of Fre~

moi1t, were two other NCS competitors in the broad jump ..4<:imlich was bothered by the asphalt runway that

made it faster on the run up. He had to change his runningdis~ance b~fore jumping.

Pastinieks, looking through the meet pl'ogram on theflight home, quipped, "I would have won the meet in

19~2 with my best jump today."

JOHN WAS RIGHT. That must have been a bad year;for.: the southern boys. Tl).at's about the only time ourenct of the state gets any blue ribbons.

Coach Yorrest Jamieson of Palo'Alto and Father JamesDevlin of Bel1armine figure the extra long season in thesouth has something to do with the vast difference inpelJormance ..

\Vin or lose, all competitors enjoyed thetl'ip and thei

~neet. It's good experience. to compete with the best, evenlIf ,YOU cia 2'et be<'1tl"l1.

~ ~orth state prep spikers failas Manual Arts wins state~title

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By DICK O't:)ONNOR at the height to drop out inl DENNIS BOY.LE,tpf Bellar-LONG BEACH - MA is the sixth place. mine was ·lost· in the frantic

state high school team track battle for the half-mile crown.champion. But it stands for ONE OF THE ~wo records of He was in contention until theManuel Arts of Los Angeles the day came .m the vault. final turn. His time was 1:56.8,rather than the Peninsula's John Rose, a JUnIor from Glen- second best he has ever run.Menlo-Atherton. Ten thousand dale Ho?:,er, cleared the bar at The 'winner, Al Gentry of Loseight hundred forty-two fans 14-1,. thIrd best ever. by a prep, Angeles Fremont, was caugh;saw it happen here Saturday. to wm. It was ,four I?ches pet- in 1:55.4..•

The Bears did as well as any tel' than the prevIOus meet Baker might have won thePeninsula team against the standard .. broad jump except for two

. cinder whizzes from the south- The other record came Ih the unique happenings He wasland. T!,!rry' Baker. the lone 220-yard dash 'Yhere Muir High past the 23-foot ~a'rk -threeM-A entrant, took third in the School's Mel ClIpper hustled to times and went- almoSt 24 feetbroad jump ..,. J a 20.7 clocking. That'.s the f~st- on another jump .. It was de- l

~~1a.t ~I\S ..,:gqQd..f?r three est anyone except ClIpper hlm- clared_ an illegal jump, how­points, only,atigklA" less. than self has covered the furlong. ever, when the pit officialManuC; Ar~ sCQrCdto WID the Mel has a 20.6 mark, made found the imprint ,of Terry'steam crown. It''t¥.as a tightly last week, pending for a na- front spike a quartet- inch pastcontested' meet wIth a potful tional record. Clipper wanted the toe board.' " •.•.of fine perfOl:mances by the to make up for a humiliating Then Steve Rogers of Braw­~~uthern boys J1!s.t~bou~ equal- defeat at the hands of a sopho- ley got off a once-in-a-life­Iz~ng the agoDlzmg fallu~e of more, Hubie Watson of Jordan, time 24-6 jump to win the.Mldpenmsula representatIves. in the 100. event. His previous"~pest was

PALO ALTO, rated as a long Clipper won the rac~ by eight 23-9..shot for the title ended up yards and was. puIlmg away ,''''. '

·th . t Th t f like a hopped--up "I'/:1Underbird THE MILE LOOKEl.) lIke theWI one P?m .. a was. or at the finish .. ' '•• big race for Palo Alto:"Although

the medal J11DlOr~eor.ge I:mn. t!!t&1!ij,~ Linn couldn't untrack himselfbroug~t home. fOI hIS fIfth DIXON FARM,~ dE" Mira- on the first two laps. he stillplace m the mIle run: . monte ("where's'""that?" the was among the leaders

John Northway, m thIrd L A I :t k d) t k .t th d f tl I 8S nge es wn ers as e 00 Northway ran third throughplace a e en a 1ree aps, th 1 Id' d 1 f th

th f th e on_y go me a or e most of the race as the quar-faltered on e our go- north state He' came off the ' ..around and wound up seventh . ' .. tel's clIcked off m 63.4, 2: 12 and.' t· f 4'31' Th t' I fmal turn WIth an unbelIevable 3'213 Tnen he tied up andWltJ,1a Ime a .. a s a - b - t f d t . th ... ,.•. ! •

. h d I th UIS a spee a wm e quar- COUld,n't use hIS carefully saved~, -most elg t secon s s ower an tel' mile by three yards ..tl N th Califo nia "b t" . fmal lap kIck. -·1e 1 or ern .1'. ,e.s It took the finsh judges sev-'. his'

tIme he recorded m .wmn~ng eral minutes to decide against Lmn stalted to. make,the North Cpast Se.ctlOn tItle a double win for Dixon as he move at the same tIme Ra~dylast week. ' almost' "stole" the low hurdles Hudson of EI ~aJon and wm-

John Pastinieks soared 22-7 event -. ner Woody Coymgton of Comp-

i11,_ broad jump but it wasn't . ton made theIrs ..fa:~ho).lgh to place. It is the Farmer came from far back Next year's state meet IS­best evr,::r"._by a Palo Alto to gain an identical 19.0 clock- scheduled for either Sanger, orJ.unip',eI. ,4'*'-, ing as was given the winner, Bakersfield. The n_ort~_e.rn'run-. D6n.",Bea~fw:a§\j;)i1'his way to Dave Douglas of East Bakers- ners may be a year .w,~ser,buthis greates't",'d'ay in the pole field. also must be a feV&-'stcondsvault ui1tn~thi bar was hoisted With his nine points, Farmer quicker if the title is' ever toto 13-4. He hadn't missed a tied for fourth place in team come up this way again. Ijump but missed three in a row scoring. The results:

State tr~'tk".. Ires'u'ts' .... ,.

H ;'9h Sc'hool o;'scius (EXhibit'ion)-1

Hook. Ukiah, 166-8; 3locumbe. Milli-I __,kan. 164·3Y2; Nordstrom. Dos Palos, ,

163'?; Faggart" Porterville, 158; 11Smith, Lon!! Beach Poly, 154-1Y2. ,.. jCollege DISCUS (Exhibition) Hook,

Ukiah, 145; Wieel, Las Lomas, 141·3;Schmidt, Bakerfield, 140·11; Slo·c~mbe, Millikan, 140.6Y2i Briemle,Lincoln (SF). 137.4Y2.

80Q-Gentl·Y. Fremont (LA); Far.

Ilow. Hollywood; Crowley. Compton;Klier, Castlemontj Dah1, Santa Ana;1 :55.4.

10Q-Watson Jordon (LA); Clipper,Muir:. Bates, Manual Arts; Gaskill,B"nnlng (LA); Buchanen, Keary;:09.6 .

12 Pound Shot-Slocumbe. Milli­

I kan, 61-41/. Chambulain, Riverside.,60·4Y4; sn~ith, L. B, Poly, 58.9Y2:I Hook, Ukiah. 57·2; Angell, NorthI Hollywood, 55.8., High hurdles-James. C'entennial;

Gill, Edison (Fresno): Wilson, Jeff·erson (LA); Andrews. L. B. Poly;Winston, Merced. :14.1.

440-Farmer,. Miramonte; Comer",Reseda: Schwartz. St. Francis; WiI·

I Iiams, Compton; Curtis, Lowell, :48.6.High Jump-Tie for first between

Stuber. Bellflower, and Nikelberry,Oxnard, 6-8; Burnett, Jefferson(LA). 6·7; Faust, Culver City. 6·5;Howard. Jefferson (LA). 6-4.

22Q-Clipper, Muir; Munn, NorthHollywood: Bates. Manual,Arts; Wil.

Iiams, Be~k~I,~.Y;. ·s)uchanen, KearnY'11

:20.7. (Ties .;y.~.,~~..<;f_P.I','L set .byOwens, 1933 a&.e~~ .$,~l!}~n. 1905;new C I F recor.Clr;i'o"ii :C'",'1!1Jr:~~:21.0 byPoyter. Pasadena. HI56.) .",. ,-

18Q-Low hurdles...o,pouglas\ EastBakersfield; .,. t='armer,;.d MiramOnte;Hultz, 'L i'n c 0 I n; ;($,0.) :',,·S<\nkey.

Centennial; Williams.1.Muir; ":19.0. IIBroad Jump-Rogers. BraWley, 24- i6; Howard, San Bernardino, 23-6Y4:Baker. Menlo. 23·3'/4: tie betweenThomas. Jefferson (LA) and CliffordStahl, Dinuba, 23·2Y4 .

16 Pound Shot (Exhibition)'­Siocumbe, Millikan, 50.1Y4: Chamber .

lain, Riverside. 49-7Y2; Smith, LOngl\ \Beach Poly. 48.9V4; Hook. Ukiah'l J

48.8%; Nordstrom, Dos Palos, 48. /Mile-Covington. Compton: H ud· ../

son. E. CaJon: Neal. Fullerton: Webb. IUniversity; Linn. Palo Alto; 4:23.7.

880'Yard Relay-Manual Arts: Fre·mont (LA): Long Beach Poly;Berkeley: Bakersfield: 1 :28.3.

Pole Vault-Rose. Glendale Hoover.14-1; tie among Aguirre, Belmont,Schaefer, Oakland; -J:-iein. Pasadena,13-6Y2: Jones. Wilson (LA). 13-4,

Team scoring-Manual Arts, 11.Compton 10, Muir 10. Fremont (LA)9. Miramonte 9. Jefferson 8Y., LongBeach Poly 8. Centenn ia I 7, Brawley

15. East Bakersfield 5, Glendale,Hoover 5. Jordan (LA) 5. Millikan 5.North Hollvwood 5. Bellflower 4Y••Oxnard 41;/2 Berkeley d. Edison

(Fresno) 4, il Cajon 4, Hollywood 4.Reseda.-$... •••f\iversido 4. San Ber­nardi~~~;D~," ~:~Th~h;3. Fullerton 3.

Lincoh .• •1'-9:;: Atherton 3,Oak:an _ .. :4i>t'1.~ i!f.$~t, Francis. 3.8anni~> f~' if!;;:,Culver CIty

12. Kear'ny , kiah 2·'Universitv 2'/1-'Dinuba 1I'J3}~er.Sfielp 1. Lowell I

I (SF) 1, Pa.~'" ",<r.:,1,J\,\~r,,,.od 1, Santa,Ana 1, Wilson' (Lto •.PiJ:' ',,: ' !

• _- :---. ~,'; _~'~~~ 11. _~

MuirlsC_lipperashes :20.6

LONG BEACH, May 31 (UPI)-Mel Clipper, brilliant

sprinter from Muir of Pasadena, equaled Jesse Owens' 25­

year-old high school record for the 220-yard dash today witha time of :20.7, but Manual Arts of Los Angeles won the

tea m championship of theCalifornia track meet with 11 chanan (Kearny), 21.2: 3. Williams

O. t (Berkeley); 21.3; 4. Tripp (Craw-pInS. ford) 21.4.. , • LOW HURDLES (Heat One)-1. Farmer

ClIpper faIled. to match hIS (Miramonte), 19.7; 2. Gill .(Edison,'20 6 1 k' f"' . k - Fresno). 19.9; 3. Alexander (los An-. , C oc mg 0 a-wee ago In geles). 19.9; 4. Williams (Muir). 21.1.

the State meet - whiSh was ~;I~\ :1~\1.D~~~~~~ \~~S~t~n"~i~ltwitnes~ed by a crowd or more 19.5;:1. Hultz (S.'D. lincoln), 19.7;il 0000 B 1" . 1 '. McCulley (Fremont). 19.7.Ian 1 .. ut 11S tIme wl1 '8el RELAY-I. Fremont. 1:2R.3; 2.

t th b k' ..,. -to t Glendale-Hoover. 1:28.6; 3. Bakers·en er e 00. s as a :J.~'":s a e fiald, 1:29.0; 4. Berkeley, .::29.3,mark ' Heat Two-I. Manual Arts, 1:27.7; 2.

• r Delano, 1;28.3; 3. L. B. Poly, 1:28.6;

The only at her new statc1 DI~C~'S°St~~~ ~:~~C:~1Weight. Exhibi-record was th~ pole vautl. mark ~ig;;,t;·I.(M~~?:a~~kil"s~~3,},~6~.\~~;~:of 14 feet, 1 Inch set by:Joh11 strom (Dos Pa.los), 163·7; +. Faggart

I R 0 s e' of, Glendale Hoover. I (Porterville), 158·0; 5. Smith (l. B.

Rosetwhbse brother Joe has 1 .. _ ... p1 . "'d 15 f t b k th ~ ld I FINAL SCORES":'Manual Arts, 11;C (Hae ee, 1'0 e e'o, .Muir and Compton, 10; LA Fremont and'

"mark~of 13 feet 9% inches' by Miramonte {Orinda}. 9; lA Jefterson'l• , .. 81/2; Poly, Long Beach, 8; Centennial,

Ron Morns, later a USe,'s.tar. Compton, 7; Brawley, East. Baker~field.~

I .~-- - ".- Hoover, Glendale, LA Joraan, MllllkanlHU,hie Watson of Jordaf1.~Jjos I(Long Beaoh), and North Hollywood, 5;1Bellflower and Oxnard. 4;" BerkeieY'1

Angeles provided the day's I ,Edison (Fre,no), EI Caion, HOllywood"

I .. h 100 d I IReseda, Roverside and San Bernardino.bIggest upset 1ll t e -yar 14;. lA Belmont. Fullerton, Lincoln (Sandash when he beat both Clip-, 1~~~~O\n.re~\~..«~hr';,'~~i';?t~;~~~~ai.as3;Per and James Bates of Man·' !LA B~nnln!!'Si!~'lem?nt (Oakland). Cui­

• .4 I Iver City, Kearny, Ukiah And LA Unlver·I ual Arts in :09.6 seconds. "i.f! 'sity, 2; Dinuba, ]1/2': Bakersfjeld, Lowell

B t B t, bi"" 'f'" it I(SF), Merced, Palo Alto, Santa Ana andI U' a es was a ";I;J ,.:~~ p, LA Wilson, 1-

I in the Los Angeles team's:trt-

I umph. In addition to ~r'tlUrd 11;--------------I in th~ .cen.tury, he l)1'~fch~d -

I;~~~:~n:~~'::i~~~~~~~~~~I ~ '

I relay team which actl;;aJly,<;w{j~ ".:, ,~, ,", '"

! the meet for manual ar~~:.#TJ~e " ~ '

I winning team was clocked in ..••I the excellent time of 1:28.3. -<~I PRELIMINARIES ~100 (Heat Or.e)-I.- Clipper {Muir}, ~ _~

9.8; 2. Gaskill (Banning), 9.9; 3.Watson (Jordan). 10,0; 4. Willi~ms(Berkeley). 10,1. Heat Two-I. Bates(Manual Arts), 9.9; 2. Buchanan(Kearny). 10.0; 3. Ernest (Helix),10.0; 4. Hill (Delano). 10.1.

HIJa~e~ ~te~t;n~i~i),(Hff.t ~~eh-;;k ' l'ford (Santa Clara), 14..3;3. Wiqston .! __ 1. ,,1 ~

~;;:'ei:cel~~6.I~;;~t i-w~~~nGil\Je/~~~: JERRY SMITH, Junction City, Kansas,son, Fresno). 14.2; 2. Hultz (S. D. nation's best prep javelin thrower.lincoln), 14.4; 3. Andrew:> (l., B.Poly), 14.5; 4. Fox (Aealanes). 14.7.

220 (Heat One)-1. Clipper "',(Muir),21.1; 2. Munn (North HollyVfood),21.5; 3. Gaskill (Banning), 21.6; 4.Hill (Delano). 21.8. Heat Two-I..Bates "(Manual Arts), 21.1' ?'_R ••,