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away, by two yards, from Dartmouth's
John Donovan with Ted Day. Of Yale,
third and Duane Cullinan, Of Illinois,
fourth.
Dye Wins Pole Vault.
CUEO DYE. great japanese pole
vaulter, signalized his American
debut with a brilliant victory with
scarcely week of preparation for his
initial indoor test, Dye cleared IA feet
3 inches to beat the Olympic champion,
Earle Meadows of Southern California,
as well as the world outdoor record
holder, George Varoff Of Oregon.
Meadows finished second at IA feet
while Varoff did l3 feet inches, the
same as Yale's Bill Harding.
Because of a slight heel bruise, Dye
made no attempt to better the world
indoor record Of IA feet inches, set
by Yale's Keith Brown three years ago.
Buckeye Four in Van.
0HIO STATE, with Charley Beetham
running anchor, won a ding dong
2-n1ile relay race from Manhattan
College, with three other Eastern out.
fits trailing the Buckeyes.
Beetham came from behind on the
last lap to beat Lou Burns, Manhat-
tan anchor, by yards after the pair
alternated at pace-setting The time
was ISIS.
Holy Cross ran third, finishing a
dozen yards behind Manhattan, with
Boston College fourth and Penn State
fifth.
Surprise in Miles.
HE surprise winner Of the Emile
run was Tommy Deckard, little
Indiana University runner, who
raced off by himself to vistory in the
sparkling time Of minutes rs sec.
onds. while his veteran teammate, Don
Lash, concentrated upon tockeytng tao.
tics that led to the defeat Of the widely
heralded Rideout twins, from North
Texas Teachers College.
Lash closed with burst Of speed to
finish second. after wearing down
Wayne Rideout in two-man Jockey.
ing duel, but Don was so yards behind
Deckard.
Wayne Rideout faltered on the last
TWO laps and finished seventh.
Summaries: !
900 YARD RUN-Won by Bill Raw
,NeW YORK Curb Exchange: second, Leslie
MacMitchen George Washington Hjgh.
HS% 1Sor,b Yesk1j 9s third; Graham Cannon
icy tMarylandI: fifth. Ernest FederofY
Yae7 YiTose TnsIa e. sz'a HTsh S.S. M'Msa.@ta
mile c6EIEGE 6fainGis isi kEtAYEMPon ,dft !sP1 b,
S;f.H,,tLs GeT Hampshire shire Percy Whitcomb; John
ssscond ISHdoih '"pf th!rd' e0Fsf MtddiebnPy: ienP:
i01E!a NILE f0FtcbSiitffn coIIfGE RRIAY%an b,
ssSs6ia ssfSnd Nex s8uytg YG5k SLd
Rosenkrsnfz (Michlgan Normal: A9i second c5nn
Leslie Wallace 'FoTdhamJ: third. Lou
s.; John virSinia,A sixth HAIR HaFry HsaSIIs R46Is
'pfnManflEanfs MIIE IsrERScHsoLA,s5T1les yTs, 51s RrrAv
Vincent peRtiaHd Gerard H!A AinTfeE lex F4snk rG1k
es555s;-. pTipe M0EsimeF ~ AInHEick second Aer;
6o,YARD DASH (fnaD-Won by Per.
Giickman (syracuse,: M third ostsn' BEN JMdI John-
son Columbia; fourth. Eulace Peacock
'Ts0Pifl so1YaRp TiTeDat HIRpits ,sn.n-wor :,
second. John DonoTan % 5DartmoUthS: fe' fhhiFTd sthF
TED Day yale: fourth. Duane cuiIinan
WANAMAKER MILE-won by Glenn
Cgnning5am escond ham. 'New YORK Curb Exchange
Kans., Teachers: fourth. Donald Lash
Indianal: fifth. Charles Fenske (Wiscon.
81 I:MIiLEn coLLIffdaE RELAY-won b,
Allan, Edward Csdy. Richard Gilli: sec.
town fourth. st. Johns New York;.
NH zSMIILKoSET N,s VS. soomw2n BY J.nN
Charles Beetham tohio statei: fourth. Stitt
%lEE coIIEGE Is@Ss By WI: +
AnqsrSSn, ANS %ss,ev. T c10k second. Amherssi
POLE yATfT-won if' BY saeo Dye. Japan.
e a0;fs. feet tnehes; second. Earle Meadows
ism Hadne Yae feet FEET thrd W:
fOGPth. f0ubaH. George vaIof Oregon IL feet
COLLEGE a-MiIE Ri RELAY lay RWon 4'Sso1' b,
Nex York UniveTsitv Edgar TAFT: Seymour
second; Columbia: third, Yale; fourth.
Princeton &C. Kearny' +. Kelly ?. POBB Brad.
ley r. Thumo SECOND. Yale; third. Har.
MILE INTERCLUB RELAY Won by
New York Curb Exchange Harold Lamb.
Harry. Hoffman. Bill Ray James HERBERT:
second; Penn A. c.; third. Newark A. C.
liNSirERcoLLEGrATE EMILE RELAY
Won by. Ohio State Harley Howells. Rob-
ert Blickle. Dick Squire. Charles Beetham):
second. Manhattan: third; Holy Cross:
fourth Boston College: fifth. Penn State.
MILE COLLEGE RELAY-won BY COL
Drew Valentine Joseph Kuhnl; second.
Syracuse: third. Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology fourth. Columbia. Time.
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