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' 2 11t'''''1" 2 s ' - - - - 7 - - - - L:: - ' " - t I - The above picture shows entrants as they lined up for start of the mile event Saturday night in the NCAA - aa 1 Ij I the luemni Iil J captured Rehberg of Illinois time of 4:172 223 at the Utah U stadium 1 ' i ' '''' e - ' ' lk d-- ' - - - ' ' ' - - ' ' - i ' 2612 rirrira NCAA I d"1 T7- A It T1 117 rri - 11" 111-r4t- - - '4 Pt : i 4 7 - v 88O-ya- rd : - five-tent- I I 1 1e I I Colleges Slate Net Tourney Ausisies Seek Net Revenge i t 1 i 1 - all-Engli- sh - rd Carver Penn State Rehberg Illinois Mack Drake U Gehrmann Wisconsin Brelsford Ohio Wesleyan Sparks Texas U 4:172 ti - 4 I t ) 4 - 4 ' ) 1 di i 1 I : 1 i 1 1 - $ : I a 1 I 4 I --'1- -- -- fleet-foote- - - 44' 'a ulded - (! '52 (IL Oslo 'Signs Winter Games caturday m i i - - 1-- A-l- o iby - 2 PAST Utah State 'A' Club Honors Track and Field Heroes - I' State 97 c C ton Dillard Baldwin-Wallac- e L A Mitchell Indiana Don Budge Riggs Meet in Finals I Edf Budf debt-payin- 6-- 6-- 7-- 6-- by-pl- 6-- ay 4-- 1Vashing- Dash Clifford Ohio State Dianetti Michigan State Barten Michigan Knowles San Jose State Hensey Washington Pearman N U 1:508 Javelin High Jump Thompson Texas Towney Illinois Steed 9:229 : 1 - Steele San Diego State Wright Wayne U LaMois Minnesota Mondschein N Y U Lawrence U S C Leuthold Illinois and Johnson Michigan State tied for sixth 266 1 ' t 220-Yar- d Dillard USC C Baldwin-Wallac- e Ault Missouri L A 223 V Washington Dash a Johnson Michigan State Pole Vault - 1 f : i r ': t t '- Dixon - - - i 0 t1 roSuenfa- IC° i k i i Ws are now open ciy end night for ths convsnionce Ptaid 4th Smyth 4th south Lea 2nd West l'Itow lionthont house Weal of Main CM) st Temple sod Pieta 211 fin 444 ?go Temro 2nd West Ir st 1 !lever Sleep 81 Won by South (Tom Dickey L S 11 nay Holbrook Texas A and M Art Hamden Texas A and M: Dave Bolen Colo3:138 rado) Pacific Coast East Mid-We- c 1 We - '''' 11111010- product? and conscisntlaus servks Centennial Mile Relay - ' of motorists in this arsta Drive in for hightst quality Richards Illinois Morcom New Hampshire Moore Northwestern Rasmussen Oregon Hart U S C Maggatd U C LA (All tied for first) 14 feet 4 f - 1 1 fr I :v t L A ' Low Hurdles Porter Northwestern Frazier - -- - i - - --- I: Illinois Peters Indiana Schepers Michigan Guida Villanova IllartIneson Baylor liouden Wis- consin 207 I I fA- BIcKenley State - le:: 4 ' 220-Yar- d I i g 'V - "' t Run e - t - Mondschein N IT Eddleman Illinois Scofield Kansas Coffmen Rice (Tied for second) Gardner Florida U Heintsman Bradley Tech (Tied for fifth) 6 ft 6 1316 Inches Two-Mil- J Buck It may have been something of a disappointment to many fans when it was learned that Patton's time in the century was 97 seconds but the dashmen were bucking a head wind of 6lpi mphHowever there's no doubt that those who braved the elements were well rewarded ind the skeptics who whispered that Utah's would hamper the high altitude - See Page ES Column 1 - Broad Jump SPnTraek ond place Likens San Jose State Iannicelli Franklin and Marshall Gaines Fresno Stae Ferdinandson Fresno State Maughan Utah State Lang Penn State Distance 2091 6-- - Porter Northwestern Dixon Erfurth Rice Clark 880-Yar- d 25-10- 3i rain-sprink- led High Hurdles 120-Yar- d ' ! - 100-ya- rd Mathis Illinois Martineson Baylor Patton- US Peters Indiana 'louden Wisconsin Smalley San Jose - dress-rehears- Katzner 51 C six-da- st Nebolon Washing- Dash 100-Yar- d 0- 1 I - Bolen Colorado McKenley Illinois ton DeLoach US C Hamden Texas A and Baldwin-Wallac- e 462 - ut t- - - Dash 440-Yar- d - - - Mile Run rd - - i to the colorful cinder classic Saturday afternoon when caretakers deemed it necessary to sprinkle the track to get it in shape for the finals under the lights Friday rains had made it necessary night's to delay the scheduled trials in the shot discus javelin and broad The real twist came jump the when It sprinkled again during finals Note to high school and colleze vaulters and high jumpers who When have N CAA aspirations the high ' jumpers started their leaps Saturday night the bar was placed at 6 ft even and the pole vaulters made their first venture Into the stratosphere with the crossbar stationed at 12 ft 6 in You gotta be good to even thira — about NCA A competition That brings up a story told irat track clinic Saturday morning's Seems that as the field house dash each heat In the trials were reported the lads who were waiting their turn to speed down the cinders heard the announcements as did the One of the crowd runners in the last flight a dusky respeedster from the midwest by peating the announcements one one was heard to say "96 95 94-- good gosh what am ah doin heah ah neNah done it bettah than There's some truth in his observation too when it Is recalled that Charlie Peters of Indiana did It in 95 Friday night and- only got sec- Fonville Michigan Wasser Illinois Gordien Minnesota Mayer N Y U Shipkey UC LA Bayless Ti S C 54 ft10 78 in el 4 - A touch of Irony was added Discus Shot Put 1 I 1RESULTS Gordian Minnesota Prather Kansas State: Sheehan Missouri Millington California Denmark San Jose State Ker College of Pacific 1733 feet 11114A Mar-Cla- n - - t t st - fik- i 1 1 I 13- 1 I Steele reinjured a Ohio State cinder star' set a world's bakrUlloiwS'eeda By BILL CLEGG I heel during the afternoon When Willie Steele of San Diego I and Olympic record of 26 IL 81i in t and decided not to particiState covered 26 ft 6 in of ground and holds the NCAA record of 265 jumps in Saturday night's finals unpate of 1 wind A in tail in the broad jump trials at the ft bettered the mark Steele's Sat- less somebody NCAA meet Saturday afternoon mph velocity kept Willie's other jumps iin the i behe got credit for making the urday afternoon leffort from a doubt that trials beyond proved - second-longebroad jump in track cdming a new NCAA mark since he's the best In the nation In Jesse Owens former I It exceeded the 3 mpr which is i order Steele jumped 2441 26-- 6 i history I 1 - 1' - ' - i I 1 was second Of C:loshig Pro gt n Of National Track Classic I Sidelights 220-ya- rd i Continued From Page One lap& But he put on a drive gave him the lead with 220 - --- -- after breaking the vvorld's record in the low in hurdles - 1 - the University track and field Urlt The field was one of the largest ever to I hizh jump with a leap of 6 ft event in 3:1313 to cop the Centen61316 In nial medals The Pacific coast was ' The special feature the Cen- second with the east third and' trial tennial 11 rnile relay was won by i the midwest last to go and the Penn State lad the lads from the deep south Torn I Despite the intermittent showI couldn't catch him Dickey of Louisiana State Ray ers most of the fans stayed to ace other distance I Pnn State's won the end of the track spectacle Carver the mile by a which will always be remembered Jerry five good yards from the 1946 HOW THEY FINISHED iss one of the great events of sports program champion Bob Rehberg of Illinois froltrla'1"221 59 2 3: U 8 C 3414: ikftnno- 1 Besides the regular championAn army of about 15 runners Northwestrn 2i 16:N TBaldwinU e first-plac21: Pron Stat 20: 19: medals all winners the event but it became Wailar started ship ' I 1 17 Michigan Stat 1612 statc ' received one of the beautiful Cen- t i!& two-ma- n affair after two laps Michigan U C 16 16 Indiana :'' 14 1 6: Texas a 11 Fresno State 10: tennial awards from Queen CaIleen flan Diao State Ohio State 10 Wins Going Away 10 ' Robinson and her two attendants t 11 nu ri 10 : Ba elm' 8 : 'Rita 8 6 'Marie Burnett and Mary Louise Colorado Bill Cifford of Ohio State trailed Plate 6 Waene U 8: Pranalln dk Gardner Torn Jones one of the 8 'Wisconsin Jack Dianetti of Michigan State 7: Drake 6: Wash6 Oregon State 6 Kansas originators of the meet also was for the first lap and three quarters 5ington Ne'w Hampshire 5 18 WashingI Centennial medal ' :'1!" run but be had a ton116:511 California In the 4: Villanova 4: Texas f honored with a D chairfrom Morris & 2 Ohio Thornton Utah State lot more at the finish and passed 2 Floridat:U 114 Bradley U Wesleyan 114 Cot man of the Centennial sports comVP the Michigan lad and was going legs of Pacific 1 Ike Armstrong director of mittee away at the tape- Clifford and the event presented Coach John- ' ' ' Dianetti ran away from the re- Holbrook and Art Hamden of son of Illinois with the huge team I mainder of the field in the fast Texas A & M along with Dave championship i trophy hs of 'Bolen former Southwestern unitime of 1:508 just In almost every event the markS & second from the NCAA mark ace who performed at Colo- this year far surpassed those of I I Pell-MPatton of U S C won versity 1946 rado this year ran the four-la- p the 100-yadash as expected but i headbe was running in a wind and instead of the 94 he rang up Friday his winning time was 97 He was pushed to the tape by Bill Mathis of Illinois last year's champion and Bill Mar- tineson' Baylor's pride and joy LOS ANGELES June 21 UP) — Dave Bolen of Colorado who lost LONDON Zune 21 1—W1mb1eto IlcKeriley by a scant foot in don's tennis champion- College tennis stars from all parts 440-yarace last year was the a League of the nation finished practice with open Monday - the Mini stars only competition ships list Nation's but there Saturday get a touch of Caliof entry this season But even the speedy Bolen was five yards back of the Isn't a court follower anywhere fornia hospitality Sunday and Monas action into at UCLA who won't predict it will wind up day go champ this year - as a private affair between the play begins in the NCAA tennis High Hurdles Americans and Australians time the first championships—the : The Australians U S victims event west on Porter of Northwestern pushed the has been held ' 1 ever worst of defeat last winter the Dillard hard in the high hurdles coast -' voaat d little dealt a Davis cup team in the chalbut he trailed the Chairman Tournament William 4 F 4 0 haven't for- C Ackerman of UCLA said a s Negro by six yards in the record lenge round definitely to are uniopen 36 92 They hoping gotten from record 0 low hurdle performance it players at Wimbledon in which versities ire entered to y wounds HERE'S STEELE ON GREAT LEAP in a The pole can pour brine later during for the singles title vacatedcompete Bob by Willie tie for first all of them going they Steele San first place at broadjumper captured Davis cup renewal of the University of NCAA meet in SaltDiego second-beover the bar at 14 ft and missing theThis Falkenburg Lake with City attempt history's war subject of Southern California and the doubles 28 feet six inches It at 14 ft-- 2 in-- Included in the countless private Only Jesse Owens of Ohio State fame whoonce news stories the his won and crown past leaped about two inches more ever topped the Californian's leap winning six was Bill Moore of week was borne out by the seed- brother Tomby Falkenburg Northwestern last year's winner ing and by the behavior of both ' Ackerman Northwestern Coach 'The others were Richards of squads during the London grass Paul D and PLAN Jones FUTURE FOR Bennett Perry TnnoiL Morcom of New Harrip-- courts tourney annually a al of the Southern California Tennis Rasmussen of Hart shire was Wimbledon Oregon for It official referee will decide Assn 's 1I I-Tiof US C and laggard of UCLA with Bob Fat- the seeding and draw Sunday eu Io lys 12- Taryli v--u v elb Charles Fonville of Michigan kenburg of Los Angeles taking the for top LO 7 challengers Ranking Illy-ttswon the shot-pwith a toss of men's title and Louise Brough of honors include Gardner Lamed of 54 ft 10 in in a field where it Beverly Hills Cal the women's William and Mary national junior ' ' was 52 feet or no count Mayer crown titlist Herbert Film of UCLA of New York last year's chamThree Americans—Jack Kramer Jack Tuero of Tulane Notre Dame Jim Everett Dick Savitt of pion could do no better than third of Los Angeles Tom Brown of San each Chicago Detroit and PhilaBy BILL MACKLEST with a heave of 54 ft- - It in Last Francisco and Falkenburg—and a Capt Cornell Vic Seixas Jr of North — (211 21 delphia also sought the games STOCKHOLM June 52 Bromwon of Australians—John with a throw of year he It trio Carolina Tom Van Fleet of Ari131-in wich Dinny Pails and Geoff Brown zona Sam Match of Rice and Jim Helsinki denied the 1940 Olympics Only one- ballot was needed to by the outbreak of World War II send the winter games to Oslo after Irving Mondschein national de- —won six of the eight favored Brink of Washington will be host to the 1952 games with it was determined that Finland cathlon champion from New York Wimbledon spots with Kramer 1 2 No in No field Bromwich and capital Oslo getting the would be the host country for the the the Norway's ranked university topped moreextensive s‘urnin er guarnes winter games e The Finns who fought on the Those two sites were determined TRIBUTE TO Saturday at the final session of the side of nazi Germany in the great international Olympic committee— conflict sought the games both as a session that found five U S a means of utilizing the huge stadium they had FOREST HILLS N Y June 21 cities fighting for the 1952 honors blinding white 1940 erected for the games and also UP—Bobby Riggs of Ferndale and dividing the American support to celebrate their scheduled comSweden Oakland N Y and Don J Sigfrid 1952 of reparations payCat won Saturday in the semi- president of the I 0 C made the pletion toin Russia finals of the 20th annual national announcement at a news confer- ments While the five-wa- y split of U S pro tennis tourney and so they'll ence that followed a secret hour as one reason ' Members of the USAC "A"lintroducel members of the four put on a carbon copy of their 1946 and a half debate which was so support was given g Finns won warm that once Prince Axel of the frugal club gathered Saturday noon at championship teams recounting title match Sunday Riggs turned back Frank Kovacs Denmark shed his royal coat in the out in the voting it was reported the Crown room to pay tribute to their exploits with uncanny ease that Helsinki triumphed primarily Honored guests Included Heber also of Oakland Cal in straight midst of his plea for Helsinki Utah States great track squads of 3 4 3 1224--2- 6 Edstrom announced only that because it would cut down the and 27 More than 120 Bennion secretary of state Dr sets although both the Finnish capital and Oslo had traveling costs for the European grads former students and guests King Hendricks of the USAC ath- participated in a bit of athletes took time out to honor the ath- letic council and Dr Carlton Culm- when the referee ordered Riggs to been chosen From other sources "I am happy about the result" it was learned that Helsinki reletes who dominated the confer- see representing US AC Pres speed up the action Riggs defendeven ceived 14 of the 28 votes on the said Eric Frenckell who headed ence for four straight seasons Franklin S Harris Each spoke ing champion slowed down delegation here "1 Part of the program was broad- briefly and praised the club and more and Kovacs staged a "stand first ballot while Los Angeles and the victorious enjoyed the strong but fair fight cast by radio station KUTA and its leaders for the part they were up" strike by leaning against the Minneapolis tied for second with we had with the live American minutes to four each many of ruests interviewed carted playing in relationship to activi- backdrop for several 8000 We made many friends On the second Note Helsinki had cities fans the enjoyment of the home valuable prizes for their ef- ties at Utah State The affair svas arrange' by Cangained the decisive 15th supporter among their delegations and they forts Budge downed Welby Van3 Horn 6 while Minneapolis and Los Angeles all have promised to support us Coach E L (Dick) Romney tril (Flash) Nielsen president of of Chattanooga Tenn 5 4 ar-t-el as muter of cererrionlex and the "A" club again were tied this time at five in 1052" - 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