Evening star., 1951-04-22
Seton Hall
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Johns. Fordham was third ano
Seton Hall fourth.
The Hoya distance medley team
got stellar performances from
Voorhees, and Capozzoli to take
the event. Voorhees,, was two
yards behind Villanova's Free
Dwyer, winner of the IC4A indoor
mile this year, when he started hi
three-quarter of a mile stint
When he handed Capozzoli the
baton, Voorhees, led by 13 yards.
Villanova's Joe Barry, Ireland.
expected mile entry in the 1852
Olympics, made up the distance
and ran shoulder to shoulder with
Capozzoli until the last turn. Then
the Hoya star turned on the power
and sprinted to win by 13 yards
Manhattan and st. Johns fin
iShed behind Villanova.
Howard Mile Team Wins.
The medley individual times
were Sowa, 49.4 for 44O yards;
Saunders, 1868 for $50 yards;
Voorhees,, 3:08 for three-quarte1
miles. and Capozzoli, 4::20.6 for the
mile.
Howard University of Washing.
ton won its class event in the COL
lege mile relay, beating Seton
Halls B team by inches. Howard s
time was 1924.
Army's Dick Shea. IC-4A two
mile indoor champion scored an
upset by outrunning Horace Ash
Curt Stone and Brown
ing Ross in the one-and-a- half
mile individual test. winning in
6:44.8.
Manhattan'S record breaking
440-yard team trounced Morgan
States favored foursome includ.
ing Art Bragg, national sprint
champion. and George Rhoden
while setting a new mark of Ala
The Jasper's new 880-yard recorc
was 1866, scored in a preliminary
heat and they turned in a 1928;
also a record breaking mark
in the final race.
NYU, defending champion
scored only one victory but it was
a record-breaking performance ir
the sprint mile medley. The New
Workers time of 1902 beat theil
old mark of 3::31.1 set in 1948.
Georgetown's entry in the mile
did not place. Morgan State wor
the event in 3:17.1.
SUMMARIES:
w ( cgplIege mile class sell,aya1, Howard Q
Young, Edmund Mapp. Jim Bruce); .
Seton Seton Hall; 2. Manhattan 4. Morgan
sprint ses s%sdSsS York rf5fz 6nvs4sts afS
2. Princeton; 8, st. Johns Universit,
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5i me sgH s. SYu msf. IN 1s4sS 4fsSc0fd' old Fe'0F'
University 440-yard relay, Manhat.
tan: 2, Morgan State; 3. New York Uni.
Versity; 4, Camp LeJeune. Time. Al 4
y Smeet 9a1 re dTecord' old record :42.6' BY NYt
University distance medley relay GAO
$50. three-auarters, mtle):, 1-Georgetowr
hees, Charley caposaoib; lviiianoSa VIII nova
4-St. Johns Time
10:16;1 (meet record; old record, 1O!32.1
by Villanova in 1850.
tan; 2-Morgan State; Seton Hail; A.
New York University. Time: :26.6 (meet
record; old record 1:2s3 by N. Y. U. in
one and one-halt mile invitation; i
shanahan CATHOLIC Club, 3--Curt Stone
rhanahan Catholic Club; 4-Browninl
Fms FGss, collegiate S!a4 & Track and Field Club
shot. put: John ogle. Manhattan
100 yards: Jim Ryan, st.. John $
lege; 3wBill Casey, St. Francis; 4Tor
old record, 1O.4 by Ryan in 1950).
Han, IL feet. inches; 2, vim Vinci. L
tssI ts 0ns New 59 9olf M'q5atH
and Charles Christie. Princeton. IL feet
University four-mile relay Man
cuse; I, Seton Hall, Time, 1903.
University two-mile relay. George
town lDave Boland. Joe La Pierre. Car
Joyce. Joe Deadly; e st. oJhn's IN. "
g. Fordham; 4, Seton Hall. Tine---7:42.
(meet record, old record 1912 by NYl
In 1947l
44O-yard run. invitation, Hug
Maiocco pioneer club; 2. Reggie Pear
man. Pioneer Club: g. Herb Mckenzie,
Grand Street Boys; 4. Roscoe Browne
Pioneer Club. Tlme-:4S6.
University mile relay-I. Morgan Stat
(John Triplett, Howard Morgan, Sal
Labeach, George Rhoden); Q. Seton Hal
I3, Fordham; A. Villanova. Time-3:17.
College freshman one-mile relay.
Manhattan: 2, Fordham; 3, Pennsylvania
4, Seton Hall Time, 3:20.5. (Meet recort
former record 1884, by Seton Hall