Evening star., 1954-01-17
Track
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enbuSh. Joyce won over Smith
by. about two yards. with Lawton
Lamb of Chicago third.
The 2-mile race was Just a
brisk workout for Ashenfelter,
with Capozzoli, not yet in the
form he showed in winning this
race IN 1858 last year, about 80
yards behind. Rich Ferguson Of
Iowa. who upset Cappy for the
NCAA 2-mile title last summer,
was third. All three are in The
Star Games Saturday.
Hoya Relay Teams Trail.
Two Georgetown University
relay teams ran third in their
races, and a freshman mile
quartet finished second.
The Hoya 2-mile lineup of Bill
Going, Joe Skutka, Johnny Pey-
ton and Ed Kirk came in behind
Fordham and Michigan in a
1882 race, excellent time for
this early in the season.
Georgetown's mile team of
Dick Doyle. Vince Kelly. Mike
Hidden and Gene Kiechlin also
settled for third behind Villanova
and New York U. The winning
time was 3255
Villanova also won the fresh
man mile relay in 3:23.7. break
ing the meet record of 3::24.5 set
by Georgetown in l949. Bob Lip
pemeier, Pete Fedak, Tom Mac
Kay and Crosby Day took
Georgetown to second ahead of
Seton Hall.
Don Laz, of Urbana, ILL.,, COM
peting unattached. won the pole
vault at IA feet, 8 inches, and in
the process handed Bob Richards
his first loss since 1852. Richards,
who injured his ankle in train
ing two weeks ago, cleared IA
feet. 3 inches, then defaulted
when he began to limp. He has
been beaten only three times in
his last 152 competitions-all
by Laz.
Harrison billiard Of Cleveland
loped to his 34th straight indoor
hurdles victory. taking the As
yard event in 5.6 seconds. This
was his seventh victory in a row
in Boston. Pete McCreary, the
former Dartmouth ace. was a
distant second and Pat Lochiatto
OF Boston College was third.
Charles Jenkins, another VII
lanova freshman, scored an up
set when he won the Prout
600 in a fast 1:12.2. He took
the lead almost at the start and
won going away from Fred
Schlereth of Columbia. Jack
Carroll of Michigan was third,
Josh Culbreath fourth and
George Rhoden, the Olympic
400-meter champion, was last.
Farrell 5OO-yard run: 1-steve Wilkey.
Tufts. 2-Alan Howe. Harvard g.
Richard oilen. Northeastern. 4--walter
Ea5Sn soya9S gesson aasS college. Time 5sl
field, New York. 3-Lindy Remisino,
New York A. c.. Allan Kline, Pennsyl-
EanS "a Maars me Moassn @s fssE g mss sa Sos
Keegan: Seton Hail, also ran.
psrS 4Sare ee1eiandh nEh hurdles Seer
ton College: 4-Don Keller. Princeton.
Time. :05.8. John Duenil St. Johns
tBrooklyn) and Richard Krueger. Tufts.
John Mssdsr :ss 5Se A0snsss Sfss Sifs ssEE'ss:
9s efoss syrssGsi ms asss aa71ard md and PldS
Prout So6-yard run: 1-charles Jen-
cosmDs einS Sa5ovs 1ack Ted carro sfhsEesh NleSxs
George Rhoden. New York. Time, 1:12.2.
Bishop ;, chsysruS 1HN.a S,s,Ii ;0oo,yard rgn:
-Niism' s@ish. o soston uehsss Gnlssrsiss: H.
stanley. Yale. ,5-,Roy WHEELER. villanova.
Time. 3:II.9.
embourg, Fred Wilt, New York A. c.;
3-Leonard Truck, Lima, Ohio; 4-Don
Mile relay: Harvard John Rich
David Alpers); Princeton; 3-Yale;
columbia. Time, 3:21.6.
Mile relay: 1--Villanova James Mo-
ran. William Reilly AL Liggorelli, Joseph
Ga1neyl; New York University: 3
Georgetown; 4-Syracuse; 5-Boston
University. Time. 1888.
enfelter,, New York 4. G.; -charies
Ferguson University Of Iowa: edward
Shea. Northeastern. Time, 9:04.
High Jump: I-Tie among Wilfrec
Lee, Pennsylvania, Bruce Hescock. Bos-
ton University. Phil Reayes. Somerville
High School. Height. 8 feet 8 inches.
Two-Mile Relay: 1. Fordham TERRY
Foley, Frank Tarnsey, William Per-
hichetty. Thomas. Courtney. 2. Michigan.
3. Georgetown. 4. st.. Johns tBrookly).
3. Pennsylyania. 8. Seton Hall. Time.
Pole vault. L.. Don Lag, Urbana. ILL.,.
height IA feet. 0-inch. 2. Bob Richards.
Los Angeles A.C., IA feet. 3 inches 5.
versity, and Van Zimmerman, Pennsyl-
yania. "a feet 8 inches.
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