Evening star., 1954-04-28
Gould and BaronceIIi
BRIGHTEN GU Outlook
In AAU Track Victory
By George Huber


at Georgetown University, Paul
Gould, sprinter, and Paul Baron
celli. weightman, are giving the
Hoya track squad the balance
it has lacked in recent years.
Both scored important points
toward the Georgetown Athletic
Associations unexpected team
triumph in the District AAU
championships at Georgetown
yesterday. Gould, a freshman.
won the 100-yard dash and was
second in the 22O, while Baron
celli. a sophomore, repeated as
shot put and discus champion.
Gould's victory was something
of a surprise, even though he
had won the AAU 1O0-yard event
at The Star indoor games, and
his speed in the dashes took
some of the points the Univer-
sity of Maryland was counting
on in it's bid for a second
straight team title.
Breaks Shot Put Record.
Baroncelli, a 6-foot-31a, 210-
FOUNDER, still is a growing youth
and while he likely won't be
another Al BloziS or Parry
OBrien, he looks to be an i'm
portant point getter for the next
several years. His shot put of
40 feet inches broke the meet
record of 48 feet l inch, set by
Jack Unterkof1er of Maryland.
His discus distance was 142 feet
8 inches, very acceptable under
the muddy conditions.
A heavy afternoon thunder
storm just before the meet
started spoiled a track that had
been put in excellent condition,
and times and distances gen.
orally were below standard.
The Georgetown AA (so-called
so freshmen could compete with
out using college eligibility
scored 20 points for the team
title Maryland won the year be-
fore. Maryland had "a, fol-
lowed by Catholic u, 10; Arm
strong High, 6; Arlington Hall,
5; American o.. 3; Howard u. 1,
and Phelps, /.
Terps Hit Unexpectedly.
Georgetown got all the points
1t figured to score and then
some, while Maryland was hurt
by some unexpected winners
from other areas. Lyman Fra
zier, an ex-KansaS athlete COM
peting unattached, took the high
jump at feet, while second was
Fred Rolf of American U. That
event had sized up almost as a
sweep for Maryland.
Frazier also took second in
the broad jump, won by Mar
celluS Boston, ex-Cardozo High
and ex-Iowa star, with Phil
: Stroup of Maryland, the de-
Tending champion, third. Berry
Williams of Armstrong High
won the 220, and Gould of
Georgetown was second, to take
more points Maryland had
counted on.
Something similar happened
in the javelin and 44O. The
f, javelin went to Bill Walker of
Arlington Hall, an ex-North
Carolina U. man. Maryland had
the next four men behind him.
The 440 was a nice win for Fred
Favo of Catholic u, with Jim
Pentzer of Maryland, the de-
Tending champion, no better
than fourth.
FavO Also Relay.
Favo also turned in a brilliant
bit of running in the mile relay.
On the anchor leg he pulled the
Cardinals from bad fourth into
second place behind Maryland.
In addition to Baroncelli, two
defending champions were re-
peaters yesterday, Clarence
Gaddy of Maryland in the low
hurdles and Ray Brophy of
Georgetown in the high hurdles.
One of Maryland's winners
was Mel Schwartz in the pole
vault, at 13 feet, breaking the
stadium record of II feet, 6
inches set by Bob Roller of Vir-
ginia.
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Field Events.
Jayelin--1 Walker darlington Hall, |
ISL feet z inches; ,, Brown iMaryland), |
173 feet 5 inches; g. Gaddy (Maryland). |
16I feet : inches; 4. Kicks tMarylandl,
Shotput-l. Baroncelli tGU), 495 |
feet: >, Dyson (MarylandD, asa feet; 3, |
Craig (GU), 43 feet; 4, Brown Mary |
landI. All feet. Meet record. Old |
record. AS feet l inch. Unterkofier. Mary
High jump, Frazier unattached!.
ttiel. Hogan tMaryland) and Poetz- |
man Maryland feet s inches.
inches; g, Dyson lMarylandi. ,l41 feet |
4, Leras (Marylandl. 124 feet inches |
Pole vault. Schwarz iMaryland). |
IL feet; (tiel. Altenhoff fGU) and Fla |
her1y ncTTy 'Guli toa, ~ feet inches; 4 Grant
record Il feet 6 inches, Roller Of vir-
Broad Jump. Boston (unattached).
81 feet SL7 inches: ,. Frazier tunat-
tachedl, u feet 6's inches; 8, Stroup
tMarylandl. 81 feet 2ss inches; 4. Fedak
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