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Show - Large Crowd Sees Colorful . - - JK . ... j . - - " SUNDAY HERALft "fskST PAGE if T Re ay Ca raiva Meet: 6 States Represented: MesaYdiith Breals 2 Marks Making colorful comeback after being a wr casualty for three years, Brigham Young university's uni-versity's invitation meet and relay re-lay carnival thirty-third annual --Saturday unfolded a panorama Of thrills and pagentry seldom Witnessed in one stadium, i . Perfect weather lasted throughout through-out the meet, and a sizable crowd stayed until the final race had been run, repeatedly ap plauding as spectacular perform- Arizona Lad Whole Show In All-Around Wilford White, 17-year-old athlete -from Mesa high school. Arizona, made a one-man race of the high school all-around championship cham-pionship at the "Y" invitation meet as he rolled up a record- shattering total of 6225 points. nearly 2000 -more than his near est competitor. Whie, who won seven firsts in nine events, smashed two records the 440 and 200-yard low .; hurdles for the only record-breaking record-breaking performances in any division di-vision during the day. His total of 6225 points easily broke the record of 5640 points which Mac Speedie of South high accumulated in winning the all-around all-around in 1938. In 1942, last meet prior to yesterday's, Ralph Hall of East high won with a total to-tal of 5525. Milne Second Second to the brilliant White was Alex Milne of Cedar "City, who scored 4345 points. Jay Van Nov of North Cache -was third with 4270, while DeRay Fullmer of Delta, by winning -the pole vault with a leap of 11 feet, finished fin-ished fourth with 4030. Fifth was Pete DeRonch of Murray. He had 3638 points to 3637 for Cecil Lloyd of Preston, Ida. " t White, .a high school junior who twice has made Arizona all-state all-state as a football halfback and QsceaiiState as a basketball forward, for-ward, ran the 440 in :50.6 and the 200 low hurdles in :23.8 for his two records. In addition, he won the javelin, shot, high jump, and broad jump. He had never pole valuted in his life so cleared 8 feet and then quit "before I get killed." He finished third in the discus, which was won by Van Noy. White said he'd never competed com-peted before in the low hurdles, the high jump and javelin. 4 Besides the top six, the following follow-ing competed: Emerson Green, Teton, Ida.; Allen Dunn, Mont-pelier;. Mont-pelier;. Ross Viehweg, BY high; Rulon Francis, Springville; Leonard Leon-ard Thayer, South; Hal Garner, Logan; and Darwin Woodbury, Cedar City. White, scored his unprecedented point total as follows: 440, 1068; javelin,- 955; shot. 684; high jump, 797; low hurdles, 815; discus, dis-cus, 504: broad jump, 440; 100 yard dash, 803; pole vault, 159. ances were made by high school and college stars who competed for honors and medals. General Director C. J. Hart estimated that total participation in track and field events would rival or perhaps surpass that of any previous year. However, with considerably fewer posture parade teams than peak pre-war years, the total enrollment at the meet may be slightly under the record of around 3500. Athletes from six states Utah? Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Wyoming Wyo-ming and California participated. participat-ed. Spectators were loud In their praise of the meet except on one point. Hundreds were wondering why the senior high posture parade, par-ade, which annually has provid ed a fitting start to the Satur- rday program, was shifted to Fri day, taking away the single event most spectacular from the spectator's spec-tator's standpoint. Speedy Dale Milne of BAC had a field day, in the junior college division, winning three first places and running anchor lap on a winning relay team. Milne romped home an easy victor in the 100, sped over the 120 high hurdles to hit the tape a winner, and walked off with the laurels in the 220 ward dash. Ace sprinter Delmer Smith of North Cache scored the only double win in the senior high Class "A" bracket by winning in both the 100 and 200 yard dashes, Glen Palmer of South high came the closest to cracking a meeting record when he stepped the half mile in 2:03.3, one tenth of a second off the 2:03.2 mark posted in 1924 by Burke of Box Elder. High-stepping Ronald Stewart went into the winners circle twice in the high school class "B" division. The speedy Spanish Fork athlete breezed over the high hurdles in 15.4 seconds and then turned in one of the out standing high school performances of the day in the high jump. soaring 6 feet 2 inches into the air. Stewart's mark equaled the best turned in by Madison Meri-deth Meri-deth of University of Southern California and Reed Grant of Utah who tied for first place in the special senior college competition. compe-tition. , The three visiting USC athletes ath-letes lived up to all expectations by coming through with two first places and a tie for first. George Beaman, speedy Trojan sprinter stepped the 100 yard dash in 10.1 seconds and his teammate "Tex" Winter pole vaulted 13 feet to cop their special events, while Meri oneth took third in the pole vault as well as his first place tie in the high jump. 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While, uniformity of costume was lacking due to shortage of material for black skirts , the various squads looked trim and snappy and their per formance was up to par. The 10 senior high squads were Provo high, Murray, Lehi, Weber, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, Bingham, Wasatch, Lincoln, and Grace, Ida., the latter being the first out-of-stae entry. One of the biggest thrills of the meet was provided when the posture pos-ture squads rounded the track, paraded on the field, and then stood at salute behind their respective res-pective colors as . the flag was hoisted and the BYU band played the Star Spangled Banner. The folk dancing attracted considerable con-siderable attention, but the emphasis em-phasis throughout the afternoon was on track and field events. In the girls' division, no records were broken, but there were many fine performances. Top sprinters were BoDean Larsen, South Summit .who beat' Norma Ostler, Pleasant Grove, to the tape in the junior high 60-yard dash; and LaRae Gardner, Ameri can Fork, who won the senior high girls' 75-yard dash. Another American Forker, Geniel Thornton, Thorn-ton, was second to Miss Gardner. A summary of other events ap pears elsewhere in these columns. In the junior high boys' events, participation was heavy, Hou Inf ermoun fain Senior Colleges Athletes Fared-ln Invitation Meet at T Stadium 10fr yard dash First Race) George Beaman, USC; Lee Jor- genson, USAC: (tie) Vic Hotz, Jaek Lowder, Utah; Jim Inger- sou, USAC :io.i. High jump M. Meredith, USC and R. Grant, Utah, (tie); D. Jackson. Utah State. 6 feet 2 inches. Discus Brady Walker, BYU; Frank Williams, USAC; Ralph Maughn, USAC; Les Cannon, BYU; Jim Woodward, UU. 138 feet 2 inches. Pole vault M. E. Winter, USC; C. Clark, BYU; M. Merideth, USC; Palmer, Utah and Byron Young, BYU. 13 feet. Javelin Ralph Maughan,. US AC; Brady Walker, BYU; Ted Greaves, U of U; Jim Woodward, U of U; Frank Williams, USAC. 181 feet 9 inches. Mile relay: Utah (Tom Mooney, Lawrence Palmer, Ben Hathaway, John Dixon); USAC; BYU. Time 3-33.8. Shotnut Brady Walker, BYU; Ralph Maughn, USAC; Les Can non, BYU; L. Nagle, Utah; Frank Williams, USAC. 45 jfeet AY inches. Medley relay Utah (Jack Lau der, Vic Hotz, John Dixon, Rich ard Kilty); BYU; Utah State, Time 3:43.1. numerous trial heats necessary in the shorter races. One record was broken when Ronald Tayson of Mount Fort, Ogden, stepped the 100 in :11.2 in Division I, which is for the smaller boys. - One of the top performances of the day was by Clint Lewis of Lincoln, who won the 100 yard dash and 440 in Division II with a fine display of speed and endurance. en-durance. Other double winners were Marian Nelson of Woodward of St. George, and David Devine of Union. All winners received certifi with cates for their performances. Lincoln, East Win Net Honors By BOB MORGAN Lincoln, Logan, and East of Salt -Lake City won champion ships in the senior high school division of the tennis tournament held in conjunction with the thirty-third annual BYU invita tion meet and relay carnival Sat urday. In the junior college di vision, .Weber, and Snow divided honors. The Tigers of Lincoln scored a clean sweep in the Class B cbmpetition. Big Bob Halbersle- been won the singles by troun cing Bob Kirkpatrick, 16-year old sophomore of BY. high, 6-3, e-i. Haibersieben took an early lead in both sets and was seldom in trouble. In the doubles, Stan Cole and Don Griffith won the honors for Lincoln by turning back Jim Rawlings and Vern Whatcott of BY high, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. It was a tough battle all the way. Cole's net game was a deciding factor. In the Class A division, rugged Lee Hales of Logan downed Dick Cooper of West high, 6-1, 6-3 in a well - played championship match. Cooper stroked smoothly but Hales' smash shot proved a little too much for the loser. East's doubles combination of Gil Warner and Dick Anderson displayed beautiful team work as they trounced Ray Harper and little Jerry Millard of West, 6-1, 6-2. Weber junior college's ace singles man, Joe Kenny, defeated Braithwaite of Snow. 6-4, 6-1 in the Jaycee finals after he had polished off C. Carter of Mesa by the same score in the first round. Braithwaite reached the finals by defeating D. Janson of Branch A. C, 6-1, 6-1. Perry Christensen and Paul Erickson of Snow won the doubles handily; deefating Dale Morris and Ken Nealon of Mesa, 6-1, 6-2 in the finals. In the semifinals, semi-finals, they beat Dave Fletcher and Cal Evans of Weber. Morris and Nealon had a first round bye. Class B Singles First round Bob Halberslaben of Lincoln, bye; H. Eggertsen of Springville, defeated R. Pearce of Beaver, 6-4, 6-2: B. Hone of: Wasatch Academy defeated Dean Wilson of Payson, 6-1, 6-1: D. Lincoln defeated 'Eggertson of Springville, 6-3, 61; Hone of Wa satch Academy defeated Brewer of American Fork, 6-4, 7-5; Kirkpatrick Kirk-patrick of B. Y. high defeated Huntsman of Millard by default; Allred of Lehi defeated Hoff man of Bingham, 6-3, 6-4. Third round Haibersieben of Lincoln defeated Hone of Wa satch Academy, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Kirkpatrick of B. Y. high defeated defeat-ed Allred of Lehi, 4-6, 6-0, 9-7. Class B Doubles-First Doubles-First round Cole and Griffith of Lincoln defeated McMullin and Baker of Beaver, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; Palfreyman and Davis of Springville, Spring-ville, bye; Twede and Hillman of Payson, bye; Ashby and Brewer of American Fork defeated Garrard Gar-rard and Marsh of Tooele, 3-6, 6-0, 9-2; Whatcott and Rawlings of B. Y. high defeated Sandberg and Sandberg of Grantsville, 6-4, 6-3; Anderson and Lindsay of Pleasant Grove defeated Huntsman Hunts-man and Warner of Millard by default; Mitchell and Gray of Lehi Le-hi defeated Gardner and Jones of Spanish Fork, 6-1, 6-4; Draper and Timothy of Bingham, bye. Second round Cole and Griffith Grif-fith of Lincoln defeated Palfreyman Palfrey-man and Davis of Springville, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2; Ashby and Brewer of American Fork defeated Twede and Hillman of Payson, 6-0, 7-5; Whatcott and Rawlings of B. Y. high defeated Anderson and Lindsay of Pleasant Grove, 6- 3, 19-8; Mitchell and Gray of Lehi defeated Draper and Timothy Tim-othy of Bingham, 6-1, 6-4. Third round Cole and Griffith Grif-fith of Lincoln defeated Ashby and Brewer of American Fork, 7- 5, 6-2; Whatcott and Rawlings of B. Y. high defeated Mitchell and Gray of Lehi, 0-6, 6-2, 6-1. Class A Sinrles First round D. Cooper of West defeated Shirata of Granite, 6-0, 6-0; D. Holbrook of Davis defeated defeat-ed Sperry of Provo, 2-6,6-1, 8-6; Holly Fryer of East defeated Ben- dal of Carbon, 6-1, 6-0; Lee Hales of Logan defeated R. Holt of South, 6-0, 6-0. Second round Cooper of West defeated Holbrook of Davis, 6-0, Brewar of American Fork defeat- Hales of Logan defeated Fry-ed Fry-ed B. Green of Tooele, 6-1, 6-3; i er of East, 3-6, 7-5, 6-2. Bob Kirkpatrick of B. Y. high, i Class A Doubles High School Boys Clas B 120 hieh hurdles Ronald Stewart. Spanish Fork; Glen Anderson, An-derson, Green River, Wyo.; Mickey Lindsay, Beaver Donald Corry. Delta; Ray Bellows, Pay-son. Pay-son. Time :15.4. , 100 yard dash George Bilder-bach. Bilder-bach. Rupert. Idahor Lee Nich- oles, Lincoln, Wyo.; Keith Moon, Madison. Idaho; Bill Anderson, North Sanpete; Leonard Crouch, Lincoln, Wyo. Time :10.6. Shot put D. Hafen Dixie;' N. Brunger, Wasatch Acad.; B. Zieve, So. Summit; D. Geisler, Rigby, Ida.; R. Black, Springville. Distance Dis-tance 42 feet 7 inches. Mile Boyd . Collins, Cedar; Jack Saari, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Overill Green, Paul, Ida.; Russell Rus-sell Olson, Murray; Max Seegmil-ler, Seegmil-ler, Dixie. Time: 4.52.4 200 yard low hurdles Mickey Lindsay, Beaver; Thayne Robinson, Robin-son, Millard; Glen Anderson, Green River; Harvey Conlin, Rupert, Ida.; Leonard Crouch, Green River. Time :23.5. 440 yard dash Steve Brunson, Madison, Rexburg, Ida.; Duane Stauffer, Murray; Victor Thur-good, Thur-good, Spanish Fork; Dick Rice, Cedar; Gordon Beckstrand, Millard. Mil-lard. Time :52.3. 880 yard run race 2 Clair Webster, Cedar; Grant Shumway, So. Summit; Bruce Jensen, Green River, Wyo.; Jim Edmund, BY high; Richard Casper, Wasatch hight. Time: 2.09.8. 880 race 1 Elroy Loveridge, Lincoln; Money Groesbeck, Springville; Herbert Spencer, Murray; Bill Platts, Paul, Ida.; Ralph Wood, Millard. Time 2:06.5. Broad jump Glen Anderson, Green River, Wyo.; Fred Benton, Wasatch Acad.; Elwood Bates, Madison, Rexburg; Preston Thompson, Millard; M. Lindsay, Beaver. 20 feet 6 inches. 220 Fred Benton, Wasatch Academy; LeRay Depalmo, Ru pert; Lee Nicholes, Lincoln; Bob Reid, Moab; Arvene Gale, Lehi, :23.0. High jump Ronald Stewart, Spanish Fork; J. Fairgood, Sp. Fk.; B. Anderson, Lehi and D. Wright. Montpelier, Idaho (tie); B. Richins, N. Summit, L. Anderson, Ander-son, Spanish Fork; K. Durrant, Am. Fork and R. W. Wade, Mil-laird Mil-laird (4 place tie) 11 feet 6 inches. Pole vault C. Rich, Ashton; R. Mowers, Beaver; E. Green, Teton; B. Bush, North Summit; RW. Wade, Millard. 11 feet 6 inches. Javelin Harold Norton, Springville and Kelly Hall, Dixie; (tie); Robert Christiansen, Beaver: Bob Dimlck, Am. Fork Partridse. Payson. Distance 158 feet. Mile relay Millard (Gerald Hansen, Claude Johnson, Gordon Beckstead, Ralph Duncan); Span ish Fork; Rupert. 3:42.9. 880 relay Rupert, Ida: (George Bilderbach, Bill Llewellyn, Har vey Conlm, Gene Snapp); Beaver; Beav-er; Murray. 1:35.4. Medley relay Uintah (Sam Snyder, John Stone, Arvil Merrill, Mer-rill, Melvin Weeks); Lincoln and Gooding, Ida. (tie). 3:52.1. Junior Colleges 120 yard high hurdles Dale Milne, BAC; Charles Bills, Ricks; Donald Hoagland, Mesa; Wilford Mermance, Mesa. Time :7.7. Mile Don Homer, Dixie; Mario Bussio, BAC; Glen Goodwin, Good-win, Snow; George Osborne, Mesa; James Farr, Weber. Time: 5:00.3. Pole vault Gillis, BAC and Christensen, Dixie; Storrs, UISB; C. Bills, Ricks; Hall, Mesa. Height: 11' 3". 220 low hurdles Dick Williams, Wil-liams, Weber; Vivian Nalder; Ricks; Ray Andrus, Ricks; Jim Stranger, Mesa; Morris Woods, Mesa. Time :27.3. 440 yard dash Merle Prince, BAC; Morris Woods, Mesa; Bill Kennoy, UISB; Ralph Crawford; James Mackley, Mesa. Time :51.5. 100 yard dash Dale Milne, BAC; Russell Thome, Weber; Dave Overstreet, Weber; Bernard Ber-nard LaRue, UISB; Orson Tew, Ricks. Time :10.3. 880 Rodney Brown, BAC; Gaylord Conzelman, UISB; Eugene Eu-gene Kenney, Mesa;. Dale Morris, High School Boys Class A 120 hish hurdles Allen Smith. Jordan; Wayne Hansen, Ogden; Vernon Flint, Davis; Dale Wilk-ingson, Wilk-ingson, South; Glen Rowland, South. Time :15.8. 100 yard dash Delmar Smith, North Cache; Dick Armstrong, iaano Falls; Jerry Bennion, East; Keith Bennion. East; Don Colvin. Weber. Time :10.3. ' Shotput D. Harris. East and J. Siciliano, South (tie); J. Nickle, Jordan; R. Grider, South; M. Nis- bet. South. Distance 42 feet 11 y inches. Mile John Harding, "Bear Rivet; Melburn McKell, South; Bill Richardson, East; Shig Koga, Weber; Richard Watkins, Provo. Time 4:452. 200. yard low hurdles Wayne Hansen, Ogden; Allen Smith, Jordan;' Jor-dan;' Wendell " Saunders, North Cache; Cleon Summers, Bear River; George Bean, East. Time: :23.9. 440 yard dash Robert Earl, cast; Ivan Geumlek, South; Al bert Hedquist, Provo; LaMar Thurston, North Cache; Maitland Spencer, Provo. Time :52.7. 880 yard run Garth Harrison, Provo; Dick Bowman, Davis; La-Mar La-Mar Jones, South; John Harding, Bear River; Douglas Dewey, Lo gan. Time: 2:04.7. 800 Race 2 Glen Palmer, South; Bob Galley, North Cache; Ted Christensen, Carbon; Curtis Coombs, Ogden; Henry Nygaard, Granite. Time: 2:03.3. Pole vault Farrel Belliston. Carbon; (tie) T. Robinson, East; J. Poulson, East and J. Griffen. North Cache; Walt Devereaux, Davis. Height 10 feet 3 inches. Discus Gregory, South; Tippets, Tip-pets, Ogden; Ward, Ogden; Grider, South; . Hill, West. 137 feet TVt inches. Broad jump D. Smith, No. Cache; Rolland, South; D. Colvin, Weber; K. Love, South; L. Glen, Bear River. 20 feet 3 inches. 220 Delmer Smith, No. Cache; Jerry Bennion, East; Dick Ann-strong, Ann-strong, Idaho Falls; Keith Bennion; Ben-nion; Don Colvin, Weber. :22.5. Javelin Sam Dokos, Ogden; Mark Nesbit, South; William Leary, South; Dale Maycock, Weber; John Markham, Provo. 176.1 feet. High jump: C. Clark, East; Glen Littlefield, South; Cleon Summer; W. Heiner, South; F. Belliston, Carbon; Guthrie, St. Anthony; Johns, Logan; Weaver, North Cache; Richardson, Jordan (all tie). 6 feet i inch. One mile relay East (Jim Boshard, Bill Sharp, Roger Kersh- ner, Bob Earl); South; North Cache. 3:39.3. 830 relay East (Bill Cheney, Jerry Bennion, Keith Bennion, Dayle Flandro); North Cache; Weber. 1:35.0. Medley relay- South (Stan De- Jong, Howard Robinson, Robert Edginton, Glen Palmer); Preston, Ida.; Carbon. 3:52.2. Mesa; Bob Murray, Weber, 2:05.7. High jumpe Terry, BAC; Smith, BAC; Hall, Mesa and Stoker, Mesa (tie) LaRue, UISB and Pett, Weber. (Tie) Distance 5 feet 6ft inches. 220 Dale Milne, BAC; Russell Thome. Weber; Dave Brown, Mesa; Dave Overstreet, Weber; Claude Holmes, Idaho Southern Time: :22.7. ' Discuss Harold Jaussi, Ricks: Ross Bale, Mesa; Putnam, Weber; Jim Preece. Mesa; Eugene Kenney, Ken-ney, Mesa. 114 feet 9 inches. Shot Hafen, Dixie; Putnam, Weber; Preece, Mesa; Kenney, Mesa; Sullivan, Dixie. 41 feet 6 7-8 inches. Two mile Dorian Jensen, BAC; Don Homer, Dixie; Calvin Gower, Mesa; Dalyle Esplin, Ricks. 11:29.6. Broad jump Orson Tew Ricks; Lloyd Sullivan, Dixie; Claude Holmes, UISB; Pollock, Mesa; Melvin Hall, Mesa. 19 feet 2Vt inches. Mile relay BAC (Rodney Brown, Udell Smith, Carlton Terry, Ter-ry, Merle Prince): Idaho southern; south-ern; Mesa. 3:36:3. Javelin Terry, BAC; Smith, BAC; Woodbury, BAC; Matthews, BAC; Stoker, Mesa 178 feet 10 inches. in-ches. 880 relay BAC (Clark Mathews, Ma-thews, Dick Gillis, Merle Prince, Dale Milne): Weber; Ricks. 1:36.7 Junior High Girls 60-yard dash BoDean Larsen, South Summit; Norma Ostler, Pleasant Grove; Lois Strincham. Price; Ha Strasburg, American Fork; Helen Liapis, Price. :07.6. Potato race Bingham: Pleas ant Grove; American Fork. 2:44.5. 440 yard shuttle relay Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove (Geniel Judd, Geniel Walker, Norma Ostler. Rosalyn Stark, Marie Whitely, Veloy nooiey, ueraldine Adamson, Donna Shumley); American Fork; Bingham. :57.2. Baseball distance throw Emma Besendorfer, Wasatch; Lois Strihgham, Price; Arlene Stoker, Bingham; Catherine Govis, Bingham; Fern Ault, Lehi, 143 feet 8 inches. Catchball Lincoln def. Wasatch; Wa-satch; American Fork def. Bingham; Bing-ham; Price, def. BY junior; Lehi def. Pleasant Grove. 440-yard relay American Fork (Darlene Bunker, - Jeanne Shepherd, Ha Strasburg, Lugean Bowen, Janet White, Ada Taft, Irene Pierce, Alene Murphy); Pleasant Grove; Lincoln. 1:00.4. Senior High Girls 75 yard dash LaRue Gardner, American Fork; Geniel Thornton, American Fork; Lila Bankhead, Murray; Nedra Nuttall, Lincoln, June Hansen, Weber. :09.5. 440-yard shuttle relay Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove; Wasatch; Weber. Potato race Pleasant Grove; Wasatch; Bingham. Baseball distance throw Betty Pryor; Beaver; Niada Peterson, Wasatch; Norene Felt, Lehi; Marilyn McMillan, Murray; Elaine Anderson, Bear River. 160 feet 6 inches. Volleyball Weber def. Wasatch; Wa-satch; Ogden def. Bear River; Beaver def. Pleasant Grove; Lincoln Lin-coln def. American Fork; Bingham Bing-ham def. Lehi. 440 relay Lincoln (Nedra Nut-tall, Nut-tall, Betty Muhlestein, Beth Jones, Elaine Muhlestein); Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove; Wasatch; "American Fork; Lehi. :58.1. Division III Junior High Boys Pole vault Bob Park, Eph-raim; Eph-raim; Dean College, Lehi; C. Gid-dings, Gid-dings, American Fork. 9 feet 9 inches. 100 Eldon Edgar, Bryant; Marion Nelson, Woodward; Donald Don-ald Little, Lewis; Murray Edwards, Ed-wards, Delta; Jack Andrews, Central. :10.8. Shot Robert Nelson, Woodward; Wood-ward; Paul Durrant, American Fork; Dick Worthen, Lehi; Lewis Bowler, Woodward; M o r 1 e y, Washington. 47.1 feet. 440 Grant Smart, Montpelier; Leon Swindlehurst, Beaver; Jay Winkler, Helper; B. Chappel, North Summit; Arland Hand-cock, Hand-cock, Mound Fort. :56.4. Broad jump M. Nelson, Woodward; Wood-ward; D. Little, Lewis; B. Critch-low, Critch-low, Washington; N. Mo;rley, Ogden; Og-den; B. Chapel, North Summit 18 feet inches. 220 Eldon Edgar, Bryant; Dan Rutledge, Lehi; Keith Smith, American Fork; Jack Edwards, Price; LaVoy Gale, Helper. :25.1. High jump Marion Nelson, Woodward; Douglas McShane, Beaver; J. Bell, American Fork and B. Park, Ephraim, tied for third; R. Smith, Beaver, R. McDonald, Mc-Donald, American Fork, and Division I Junior High Boys 100 Ronald Tavson. Mdtmd Fort; Morgan Thomas, Springville; Spring-ville; Max Cutlipa, Mound Ford; Robert Wiechert, West Jordan; Cleston Park, Juab. :11.2 (Record) 440 David Devin tTninn Gene Fulmer, West Jordan; Le-vov Le-vov Piccioni. Snrinrvill: Psrrv Brady, Union; Steve Steastrand, American Fork. 1:02.3. Shot Sterling Carlow, Price; D. Devine, Union; D. Antazak, Union; Mike Markahis, Price;, P. Brady, Union. 29 feet 8 inches. Pole vault L. Wilmore, Lewis-ton; Lewis-ton; D. Woodward, Logan; R. Johnson, Dixon; M. Broadhead, Wasatch; J. Long, Draper. 8 feet ZYx inches. 220 Marlin Lloyd, Draper; Bruce Washburn, Draper; Max Cutlipa, Mound Fort; Morgan Thomas, Springville; Bob Nielson, Cyprus. .:26.8. Broad jump David Devine, Union; Robert Wiechert, West Jordan; Myron Broadhead, Wasatch; Wa-satch; Jack Kidd, Logan; Mont Deming. Mid vale. 15 feet 1 inch. 440 relay Mound Fort; American Amer-ican Fork; Midvale; Logan; Price. :53.3. High jump Ted Pyper, Wasatch, Wa-satch, and Carl Robinson, American Amer-ican Fork, tied; Mitchell Price, Midvale, Willis Sweeney, South Summit; Lewis Edwards, Lincoln, Lin-coln, and L. Wilmore, Lewiston, tied for third. 4 feet 10 inches. 880 relay Logan; Midvale; Union; Wasatch. 1:56.3. Division II Junior High Boys 100 Clint Lewis, Lincoln; Bob Carter. Washington; Robert Sum-bot, Sum-bot, Midvale; Delbert Hogound, American Fork; Jerry Pace, American Am-erican Fork. :11. 440 Clint Lewis, Lincoln; Reed Tranter, Murray; Roy Lepore, West Jordan; Donald Star, Washington; Wash-ington; Bob Phillips, Mound Fort. :54.4. Shot Q. Bailey, Ephraim; K. Hirese, Union; Jim Erz, Lewis; C Fairbourne, Draper; J. Bur-netti. Bur-netti. Union. 43 feet 1 Inch. 220 Robert Sunbot, Midvale; Dean Austin, Murray; Bill Over-street, Over-street, Central; Neil Heybourne, Delta; Happy Plaga, Helper. :24.5. Broad jump Roy Lepore, West Jordan, and K. . Hirese, Union tied for first; R. Andrus, Draper; J. Kinney, Tooele; R. Culp, Stewart. 17 feet 4 inches. High jump Ray Andrus, Draper; Dra-per; Ronald Anderson, Murray;, four tied for third, Jimmy Erz, Lewis; Ge"orge Hall, Stewart; Layle Talbot, Lewiston; and Garth Merrilly, Logan. 5 feet tY inches. Pole vault D. Lee, Lincoln; Jay Epperson, Stewart; three tied for third, Lewis, Dixon; Knight, Woodward; Hatch, Dixon. 10 feet 5 inches. 440 relay Logan; Lincoln; Washington; Helper; Mound Fort. :50.1. 880 relay Logan; Draper; Cen-tral; Cen-tral; Midvale, Union. 1:45.3. Hancock, Mound Fort tied for fifth. 5 feet 4 inches. 440. relay Central of Ogden; Price; Woodward; Mound Fort; American Fork. :48.8. 880 relay Woodward; Delta; Beaver; Lehi. 1:42.2. defeated B. Jefferies of Grants ville, 6-1, 6-1; Huntsman of Millard, Mil-lard, bye; R. Allred of Lehi, bye: K. Hoffman of Bingham defeated H. Hales of Spanish Fork, 6-4, 6-3 Second round Haibersieben of Second round Millard and Harper of West defeated Sheffield Shef-field and Heath of Davis, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4: Warner and D. Anderson Ander-son of East defeated Larsen and Murray of Logan, 6-2, 9-7. Founder of Relay Carnival Returns To Watch Colorful Post-War Pageant A popular and familiar figure at "Y" stadium during the invitation meet and relay carnival Saturday was E. L. Roberts, former athletic director di-rector at Brigham Young university, who founded the big athletic fiesta back in 1911. Mr.-Roberts, retired direct-of direct-of professional training of physical education majors at University of Southern California, Cali-fornia, was elated at the success suc-cess and scope; of the meet and "the good it is accomplishing accomp-lishing in bringing a6out mass participation in health-building health-building activities." In a' brief address to the audience, au-dience, he declared that a nation na-tion whose health is develop-. ed by a rich physical education educa-tion program is a-, prepared nation. He commented that it is a "misnomer to call this an athletic ath-letic meet and relay carnival. carni-val. Rather, he, said, "it is a pageant, a youth festival, a great drama of activity staged stag-ed in a setting of unparalleled scenic beauty and grandeur. On these days the youth of our country cooperate and compete, matching skill against skill, speed against speed, strategy against cleverness, clev-erness, and vieing with each other singly and in groups in beauty of posture and controlled con-trolled movement. "It sets standards, creates ideals and develops appreciation." apprecia-tion." He commended the officials -who have directed the meet and predicted a great future fu-ture for the big athletic spectacle. spec-tacle. Mr. Roberts' wife and daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Fletcher Flet-cher also., attended the meet. They spent an enjoyable day shaking hands and renewing hundreds of old friendships and acquaintances. Congratulations to "Pat" Mower . . on the . GRAND OPENING . of the PROVO PAINT & HARDWARE CO. We wish you all the luck in the world 'Tat" and we know you will dp well. 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