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tbut Bill Ashenfelter, kid brother
of the more famous Horace, lee
most Of the laps.
/ Warren Druetzler took over the
lead on the last lap. but Gehr-
/ mann made his move and with
more than half a lap to go there
was little doubt as to the winner
\ lGehrmann won by about 6 yards
and near the finish he was solely
in command.
| Attlesey. running indoors fol-
the first time, set his record In
the first heat Of the 70-yard high
hurdles. He won the finals with
the greatest Of ease in 8.4. with
Meredith Gourdine Of Cornell
second. The 22-year-old world
record holder in the 220-yard high
hurdles ran the same time at the
same distance outdoors last yeal
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at Occidental College in Cali
fornia.
Georgetown's national cham
Ipionship two-mile relay team
with one new face in the lineup
ran the fastest Of the three two
mile relays when the Hoyas wor
the James Fielding Memorial
4two-mile in 7:49.3 The meet rec.
lord of 7:46.8 was set by Illinois
last year.
The Hoya quartet had the dis
tinetion of winning by the widest
margin Of any event on the pro.
Igram, as second-place Seton Hal
was almost half lap back. Ton
voorhees,. the first Georgetown
runner, was held tight but Dav'
Boland, Joe La Pierre and Car,
Joyce added to the margin until
lit was a runaway.
Ashenfelter's easy triumph ir
the two-mile run, in which he
broke Fred Wits 1949 meet rec.
ord by four full seconds, over.
shadowed the relatively poor per.
formances of two famed distance
men, Browning Ross of the Penn
|A.C. and John Joe Barry of Vii.
lanova. Ross finished fourth anc
Barry fifth.
George Rhoden of Morgan State
the national 400-meter champion
put on a thrilling sprint finish t.
win the Variety Club invitation
Capital mile relay in the game
windup. He had to come from
about is yards back to nip Morri
Curotta, the Australian who raj
anchor for Seton Hall, in the las
few yards to win by a foot. Penr
State was third. Morgan's win.
ming time was 3:26.5
Yale Wins Great Race.
| Yale won by no more than al
inch or two over Maryland in {
great two-mile relay for the Fl.
lery H. Clark Memorial Troph,
in 8 minutes fiat. The final lal
between Mike Stanley of Yal,
and Jim Pentzer of Maryland wa.
a honey, with Stanley coming
from about four yards back t.
nip Pentzer at the tape.
John Meader had put the Ellis IL
the race by coming from ava!
back to send his team off in frs
place on the final half mile.
The meet got under way will
Merle Grouse. the Mason-Dixor
Conference mile and two-mil'
champion. anchoring his Bridge
water College teams triumph II
the Mason-Dixon sprint medic!
relay championship, which wa
won in 3:45.4. The Virginian.
trailed Catholic University unit
Grouse took over and pulled ava!
from Jim Field of the Cardinals
to win easily.
Marvin Click, Wayne Spangle]
and Leon CARRIER were othel
members of the winning team
The defending champions from
Hampden-Sydney finished third.
Andy Graham of North Caroline
College staggered to a photo -finisi
triumph over Eugene Thomas O.
Morgan State in the AAU opel
handicap 880-yard run.
Graham. who. had an eight-yare
handicap, led all the way over 1
field of Is. but Thomas, who rar
from scratch, started sprinting a
the last turn and almost caugh
the winner. The time was 1898.
Woman Champion Wins.
Dolores Dwyer of the German,
American AC was an easy winner
in SO in the 70-yard dash fol
women. Miss Dwyer, the nationa
60-yard dash champion, was {
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