Evening star., 1943-02-14

seconds. Last years winner, Pvt.
Barney Ewell of Camp Lee, Va, was
very close third.
Ed Dugger, Tufts recent National
Collegiate and IC4A champion. came
back after a years layoff to repeat
In the 45yard high hurdles final
with ST seconds performance.
Dugger, now a Dayton, Ohio, defense
worker, had about a yard on his
closest rival, Pvt. John Saunders of
Camp Lee, and Bob Wright of Ohio
State edged out Harvard's Don Nc
kinnon for third place.
Fred Sickinger, the Manhattan
sophomore who was the favorite in
the sub-par Lapham 900 yard field
Of eight, turned in a 2:l5.7 effort to
outfoot Jim Rafferty, of New York
a. c. by two yards.
Trailing five yards in third place
was Gene Venzke. also of New York
A. c., who was one of the outstand-
ing competitors in this event a dec
ade ago. Les Eisenhart of Port Clin-
ton, Ohio, former national junior
200 meters champion, who finished
third behind Borican in this event
last year, never figured after suffer-
ing a f1rst-lap spill.
45-yard high hurdles-won by Ed
camp 0hS hss bd R J2a Bob
Kinnon, Harvard, Time@57 seconds
emile relay Won by Manhattan
Atkinson, Edvsrd Waishi walls IS second ttfi Norfh
eastern: third. Tufts: fourth. Massschu-
sets Institute Of Technology. Time
l-mne, relay--won by assachusetts
sste sisx a5. ChaSSf WsTneE noTag RoPeTt Phippe9
worcester Tech; third, Colby. Time
5o,yard dash---won by Herbert Thomp-
son: Jersey City, N. J.; second, FL Conwen
Va. fourth william Dwycr, brown: i:D ffth
Harold ,Suckel Pitt; sixth. Francis Cor
eoran, Northeastern, Tlme-54 seconds
Mile relsy-Won by Holy Cross paul
Charles Glllisl; second, Boston COLLEGE
Tlme-3.33.
Mile rslay-woq by Rhode Island state
tJsmes Cole, Malcolm Shurtef: Joseph
Hall. Fred CTowell); second, Northeastern
Hollis 6oo-ysrd run-woa by Hngh
than. Iowa Pre- Flight School third. Rus.
bert. New YORK City. Time-llls
equals meet recordl
Mile freshman reIay-Won by Tufts &c
second. Massachusetts Institute of Tech
"'GfS Nile reiay&Won by New York Uniyer.
atty Arthur .HeerfoIth, Charles Grohsber.
seon f Hsf! aa srd Sd' msn6afaS Tf oTa Tme s9nS
Laphsm 1.N0o-ysrd run--Won by Fred
eTick sickinssr 'Manha,tan3' second jane lame
Venzke New York A c.. fourth Norman
G2rdon Penn STATE nfih, ~ Bob csGrol At
vsrdi: seyei IT, Harold EisenhsTi (Por
Clinton. Ohio: eighth, Eoward Gay tNorti
Yogiden John steTart Elmer Folsom JOIN
BahsS' Il. P, Parker + il. II. HOLSTER D 7
stebbinSl; second Bowdoin. third, Bate
MY 'gl5 ssconS.a Esy! M55s55el tf@ II
Pole yauI!@W9n BY Richmond Nor
16he Nes Second Jack bssa afsH 5es
J Jensen PhlisdelDRs helsht, ~ i5 teet, ,oSa''
1nstitnte nte Of TechnoloeS " ID Bale Bailey
c H, .Goldie. a 1 Bryant. r B Meny5
second Tufts third New Hampshire
'BSS BHlpss 8 :%!.mtls.won by !. Grsgor:
Rice, New YORK hCs second. Forest Eta "
Oklahoma A and NJ. third, Georg
De Georee. New AC fourth Dave wa
liamS Georgetown nth. Roy Phillips
Tufts; sixth, Leo Casey, Manhattan: Scy
snth, Theodore Vogel. Boston AA eighth
Jack Sheehsn, Boston College. Time
Q.O6.
Two-mile relay-Won by N Y U
George CsrpoZL william Simpson. Ral
Zoellner Henry EckerDi second. Fordham
third Seton Hall Time 1858.
High jpmp--Won by william Vessi. Co
lumbis. height, q feet 9 inches. ne 10
second between Richmond Morcom New
Hampshire and Me! walker. Chicago
height, 6 feet 80 inches
Mile relay-Won by Dartmouth CRlch
ard whiting, Warren Qumby. Don Burn
ham. Frederick Daley second, Syracuse
third, Cornell. Time, 32st9 2.
cent NANNY, Frank Fuerst. Hush James
fugh Short; second Fordhs third, 81
Sehns brooklyn. Time, 3.24.l.