Evening star., 1944-02-06
Dodds Takes Wunumuker Mile
Outrocing Hu|se by 3 Yards
Fulton Of Olympic Club Scores Surprise
Win in MiIIrose Meets Sheppard 900

the Big Ten quartermile king, start
ed setting the pace only to have
Fulton regain the lead with a half
lap to go.
Jimmy Herbert, New York Negro
who had won the event four times
in the past five years, challenged
the Westerner in the final strides,
but couldn't close the gap. Fulton S
time was 1:21.1.
Claude Young, national 100-meter
junior champion from the, Univer-
sity of Illinois. snagged the 60-yard
dash with clocking of :062 and Ed
Dugger, former Tufts athlete, but
now at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio,
swiped the honors in the 60-yard
high hurdles. Dugger hit the yarn
in :076.
Jack De Field of Minnesota, ma
tional collegiate champion. and Milt
Padway. his old Big Ten rival from
Wisconsin but now in uncle Sam S
forces, tied for first in the pole
vault at IA feet.
James Rafferty,, veteran New York
A. c. distance runner, found a
fountain of youth and defeated En-
sign Oliver Hunter of the Columbia
Midshipman School by 30 yards in
9:13.5 two mile.
Hunter had huge lead with only
three of the % laps remaining, but
Rafferty, took the lead there.
A field of 16 started, but only four
were able to finish with Tommy
Quinn of Notre Dame, third and
the veteran Joe McCluskey, a lieu
tenant in the Navy, fourth.
co,oSys ss0,ysrd run run,Wen By Joseph Hall,
mouth: 1 foufth, "h% Raiph soa Pohisnd Rotre RoFf
Dame. Time. :57.1.
Mile relay-Won by villanova Robert
Regan. Burton Cox. Alfred Schmidt Ed
third. city coilsas Of New YORK; N fourth
Union. Time. 1898.
Illinois; second: PVT SorEood Barney
Es xs ssa ss"' s x. toa4sh ta3Fa E aefSsn Sen
Guard Time. 80.
80. so.yard hish hurdles-won BY Ed
Lukscl' Layton, OAlO. second, l0OmdS
Kinzle. v. M T.: fourth. Carl B. Ander- l'.
son, Army. Time. 76.
A., Nile III military rslayy-Won by Columbia
Robert HoilandeD: second or Manhattan ins1rari
Beach Coast Guard; third. Sampson Naval
Training Station. Time, 3:33.7.
on sooya5d osmpe eh by John Fu
ond, James Herbert, Grand Street Boys
Aoxas Roehssfs MsS o YSk Rdssa hsd u. 5se
Michigan. Time, 1:12.1.
Pole vault-Tie for first between Jack
Ds Field. Minnesota; and Milton Padway.
Champaign. Ill;- third, John Schmidt,
Ohio State 13 feet inches.
psHs Mile s9lese relayWcn by Prnseton s
W, Annon): second. North Carolina: third
Williams: fourth. Pennsylvania. Time,
poygsn msWon .seons B sy a.. G Dosss sss
York A C; third, Don Burnham. Dart
n}va1s,tH mOHsh; fourth ai,, Rydy smms New Yors
Time 4:1O.6.
lManne, Gonzales, Claude Young. Robert
Kelley Robert Hinkle); second, columbis
4;n, 4partmogth aogt and Rochester did not fnish)
co]nmsis Inaes5Solles1sts eN twe5mile relaymwon b,
gate; third, Cornell fourth, New York
University; fifth, Princeton. Time sos.
New York sscond ny '1msS Epsien Rat5eTty ovs,
Hunter. Columbia Midshipmen School
third, Tommy. Quinn. United States Navy
Notre Dame; fourth. 1t Joseph McCluskey,
Siena College. Time 9:135
High 1ump-Won by William Vessie. jr
Dartmouth, 6 feet s inches; tie for second
between SerHt. Joshua Williamson, Balti-
more: Md, and 1t. Arthur Byrnes, Army
Air Forces, feet 4 inches.
Mile college relay-Won by Tufts Cray
Southwick,. Robert Smith. Ed Palmerie
Harry Drake): second, Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology; third, Holy Cross;
intercollegiate 2-mile relay-Won by
Michigan (Robert Ufer, Bob Hume, John
Roxborough. Ross Hume)7 second, Roches-
Time, 1884
Mile college relay--Won by New York
2: IHerbert Rubin Stan CALENDER, Maurice
Dame: third, Army. Time. 3:346