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title, flashed around the track
in 2:10.2 to capture the Bishop
Cheverus 1000 and in the pro-
cess lower the meet record one
and four-tenths seconds.
Young jenkins, 19-year-old
lad who attended high school in
Cambridge, Mass. took the Prout
600 in 1:10, just a half second
off Nal Whitfield's world in
door record. The former meet
mark was 1:10.9, set by George
Guida, also from Villanova. in
1947.
Delaney. a gangling freshman,
passed Gene Maynard of Illinois,
the Big Ten half-mile and ,000-
yard king, in the last lap to
win by about 6 yards. Carl
Joyce. the defending champion.
formerly of Georgetown, was
third.
Jenkins, who won. the. same
race last year. permitted Ford
hams Tom Courtney to set the
pace right up until the final
turn, then passed the New
Yorker and pulled away with
ease. Courtney faded and fin
ished last. Lew Jones of the
Armed Forces squad got home
second and Joe Gaffney of the
Shanahan Catholic Club of Phil
adelphia was third.
Harrison billiard, who practi-
cally holds a patent on the event,
won the 45-yard high hurdles.
The former Baldwin Wallace ace,
finished In SO seconds to win
the test for the seventh time.
Willie Stevens. one of the
youngsters in training with the
Armed Forces Pan-American
Games squad at the University
of Maryland. was second, about
a yard behind billiard. Pete Nc
Creary. an ex-Dartmouth runner
who now registers out Of Plain
field. N. j.. was third and Ensign
Jack Davis OF the Armed Forces
team was fourth. Stevens and
Davis are going to Washington.
DAVIS poor showing was due
perhaps to the fact that he is
only offship 10 days and has
had little time for training. He
is the national indoor and out
door hurdles champion and, in
cidentally, the last hurdler to
beat billiard.
Rod Richard. who performed
for UCLA in his civilian days,
won the 50-yard dash for the
Armed Forces outfit in 5.4, cas-
lily beating out George Sydnor
Of Villanova. They will renew
the rivalry in Washington.
The Olympic 100-meter cham
pion. Lindy Remigino Of the
New York Athletic Club, could
do no better than third. He got
of to a bad start and never
made it up.
| Summaries.
Eddie Farrell 500--1, Steve wiIkey
| Tufts ~ W. Warren Little Hefyard
z, Bob seobey Yale. 4. Frank Weber
5o-yard DASH. Rodney Richard
! Armed Forces Team. 2. George Sydnor
| villanoya ., Indy RemiRino. NYAc
S5<Yard HIrdies-.I. Harrison Dill.
lard Cleveland. ,unattaehedi, Z, Willie
( stevens, Armed Forces Teem. 81 Petel
| McCreary Plainfieid, N j., A.C, 4. Jack
\ DAVIS, Armed Forces Team, 1852.
I nova. =. Louis Jones III. Armed Force,
| Team 3 Joe CARNEY. Shanahan Catholic
! Club. 4, Laird Sloan. MichiEan. 1:1o.C
I tnew meet record.
~, Shsyerus 1000; i7.Ronaid Delaney la.
S--Cafi Joyce. q. S. Marines: 4--Lang
/ Stanley, Armed Forces team. 2;l0.s
| (new meet record.
/ Mile; l--Gunnar Nielsen. Denmark
Tidweii. Emporia Teachers; 4--wnilan
Smith, Boston y, 4:0I,s lnew meei
fntercoliesiate varsity mile relay; H.
Hsrysrd s1e E,tssn61rs iSa1S paye Apsrs
/ Princeton; 3--Yale. 3:234
intercolleeiate varsity mile relay l.
| villanoya IT, MAlleff, warren Heitxinan
| Al Peterson. Charlie Jenkins; .-Mor.
eAn state; 3-St. Johns 3:la.6 tneN
LariSee s.n,ile; Horace Ashen,
! felter NYAC. 2--Fred wilt. NYAc; a.
\ ororge Ktne. New York y; Ed Shea
! Northeastern a.O3.4,
intercolleeiste s-mfie relay: l---syra.
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