Evening star., 1950-05-28
Wade Runs Top Mile,
BIozis Mark Beaten;
Two Hoya Stars Fail
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, May 27. Long
George Wade of Yale jumped ia
vored Bill Mack of Michigan State
on the final turn and won going
away to set new mile record OF
4:10.3 in today's IC-4A track
championships.
It was the fastest mile run out
doors this year by collegian. Bill
MCGUIRE of Missouri ran 4:10.7
a few weeks ago.
The slender Els revenge VIC
tory over the Michigan State ace
followed two other record-break-
ing performances by Yale's "hard-
ware twins" Jim Fuchs in the
shot put with 81 feet, ga inches,
and Vic Frank in the discus with
I'll feet.
This threesome supplied more
than half of Yales ~ points as
the Ivy League school won the
team title from New York Uni
Versity and defending champion
Michigan State. NYU scored "a
and the Spartans % points.
Relay Record Broken.
NYU'S mile relay team set the
fourth and last record, running a
torrid 3:13.7 to break the 3:14
standard set by Army in 1947.
Reggie Pearman, closing out his
1C-4A career, ran a ATS anchor
lap to protect his personal record
OF winning championship in
each of the four years he has com.
peted in the meet. Dick Maiocco,
Bob Hatch and Hugo Maiocco ran
the first three legs.
Wade, who also finished fourth
in the half-mile run. beat the fad
ing Mack by II yards. Mack
barely outlasted Teammate War;
rem Druetzler as they crossed the
line in 4:12.4 and Alps. Bob
Weaver of Syracuse ran fourth
and Tom KirWan of Pennsylvania
fifth.
Frank unWound his WilloWy
form on the last throw to boost
the discus record, while Fuchs
new mark of ST feet 9H inches
established in yesterdays prelim-
inaries stood up today.
The late Al Blozis of George
town set the previous discus STAN
dard of 167 feet 45s inches in
1910. Fuchs bettered his own 1949
record of Sc feet IS inches.
Mitchell Third.
A couple of Georgetown repre-
sentatives didn't do so we'll today,
Bill Mitchell finishing third in
the 120-yard high hurdles and
Joe Deadly fifth in the half mile.
Wade's time today, turned in
before 5000 shirt-sleeved spec
tators, bettered the IC-4A out
door mark of 4:11.2 set by Louis
zamperini of Southern California
In 1889. The Yale ace blazed the
last quarter in 500 seconds.
Mack had been favored over
Wade because he trounced the
Yale runner last winter in the
record of All in the IC-4A in
door meet.
The bid Of Seton Halls Andy
Stanf1eld for four individual VIC
tories faded when he came up with
a cramped muscle after he won
the 100-yard dash in 9.6 seconds
He had been rated a favorite in
all four events.
Stant1eld dropped out of the
200-yard dash, 22O-yard low hur-
dies and didn't take his final tries
in the broad jump. The tall Negro
Sprinter's 100-yard dash time tied
the 1C-4A record but wasn't ac-
cepted because of a tail wind.
Moore Wins 44O.
Charley Moore of Cornell won
the 440-yard dash with an eyelash
victory in 47.3 seconds over the
surging Hugo Maiocco of New
York U. Two judges picked Maioc-
CO as the winner but three others
named Moore, it was that close.
Penn States Jim Gehrdes scored
the days only double victory. He
won the 120-yard high hurdles
in 14.4 and the 220-yard low hur-
dies in 1872 seconds.
Veteran Phil Thigpen of Setor
Hall raced into the lead on the
home stretch to win the 880-yarc
run by four yards over John Will
son of Pittsburgh and Wade. He
broke the tape in 1929,
Team scores: Yale 40, New York
University "a. Michigan State %
Manhattan 20, Cornell 1912, Penn
State l512, Seton Hall Is, Penn 10
Rhode Island State 912, Prince
ton 7, Brown 5l2, Syracuse S
Dartmouth S, Albright 5, Trinity
S, Georgetown 4, Harvard 4, Pitts
burgh 4, Tufts 4, Temple 312, Col
gate 212, Villanova 2, Bowdoin l
st. Josephs l, City College of N