Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Nine Records Set

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Nine Records Set
Maryland won seven events
lin the conference division. Nine
records were set. five In the
varsity conference division and
four in the freshman division.
One conference mark ives tied
in the high Jump.
Grim hung up his first rec
ord in breeding to victory in
to mile. His time Of 4:12.5 bet
tered the old mark Of 4:16.5 set
in 1855 by North Carolina's
Jim Beatty.
Then Grim turned in o great
race to defeat North Carolina's
Wayne Bishop in the two-mile.
Grim came from behind in the
last so yards with a tremendous
squirt and finished ahead by
some. seven or eight yards in
the record time Of 9:21.9. The
old record Of 9:24.5 was posted
in 1856 by Beatty.
North Cardinals Dave Sour
lock was q double winner, cap
turing the 600-yard run and
the 880-yard event. He set q
new conference record Of 1:12.7
in the 600, topping the record
of 1857 set by Maryland's
John Lowndes in the trials this
afternoon.
Another conference record
fell in the 2-mile relay, won by
Maryland in 8:07.5. The old
record Of 8:20.3 was set in
1855 by N. c. State and tied by
Maryland in 1856.
South Cardinals Dave Coates
got the meet under way with a
conference record toss Of 81
feet 234 inches in the shot. He
dethroned defending champion
Ed Cooke Of Maryland, who was
runnerup at SO feet 2El inches.
Both topped the old mark of 81
feet ~ inches set in 1855 by
Dukes Durham Lawshe.
TAFT Equals Mark
Maryland's Tom TAFT high
jumped 6 feet 3 inches to tie
the conference record he jointly
holds with George Hogan Of
Maryland. Hogan set 1t in
1856 and he and TAFT tied it
last year.
Freshman conference records
were hung up in the shot and
broad jump. Maryland's George
Draksler won the shot with a
toss of Al feet 4 inches. Vir-
ginia's Dick Hoagland won the
broad Jump with a mark Of
% feet 9H inches.
Summaries:
Conference Division
Shot put; l1Daye Coates: South
@ eIMnclk Her EsFss' MaiE ~, ,1.ps.
feet " l e inches set in M 1855 By Dukes
BTSsd jump: l-Elliot. Thompson
Saysrty 5Hss PITS: dh srsass
High jump: Tom TAFT, Maryland:
I2-Wallaee Graham, UNC; Ste be:
tween Julian Heath, Wake Forest, and
tiles conference record set in 1855
Na5NylIss1d GiIstaHley Pits, MaTylaRS
Elder Duke. 6.5 seconds.
gNc; John Dunkelbereer. Clemson;
A-yohp Lowndes; Maryland; 4-curtiss
John LoWndss q ~ Ms snyi afternoon
ss E;I:lSsS'sr HSS s1EEs Sa5SS!sR!si
Sssord IL 4ss set Ef IN 1853 EssSFd by S EIS
Beatty Of North Caroiina).
tchMGe: PIemin TslaE David RAM. msry gseS
SW5Nc; Leroy ION e. stss:. s :O7s 9NsGi
BY STATE in 1855 and tied By Maryland
so; 5IS;SSs !.o hurdles: ,mDon essa.e:,
Maryland; 3-Lyndon .peborde, UNc:
Joe McDonaeh, Maryland. 81
Twnrnsio run. u,,r- rs.;... 49,,
land: wayne Bishop. UNc: g.
Insscoe' n c: state. 9:2I g; New rec.
1885 o By North 4n carpn Dsvs Beatty sstsyroct
North Carolina. 2, Cary Weisiger, Duke.
3, Tom BasemoTe, Duke. 4, John cla-
eett. Maryland. ,1:5g.9.
roe O SGSb lev csr6 5p5ses j DOV T. 6SSS
UNC. 8, John Linden, Duke 4, Mike
,I Pole I vault ILL., I; Th5ee;wsy tis between wee:
South Caroline. 4. Fiye-way tie be.
tween scotty Thurman. Maryland; Ward
sims, qNC; warren Rainss, N. 2;
one-mile relay: /, MARYLAND lBill
Wolfe, Stan Strauss. Bill Wagner, John
Lowndssl, 2, Duke. 3. UNc. 4, vir-
Freshman Division
Broad jump: dick Hoagland, Wiz.
ginia; 2-Btorn Anderson, MARYLAND;
S %eTo E ESSSnn uSS feet Sc b Hs
New record. Old record ord Of Fl fsei
ia inches set in 1857 BY Moser Of
Virginia and Sims Of UNC).
High jump: 1-Eugene Estes. Mary
Hoagland, Virginia; David Tharpe
land. 9 feet
Mile: Frank Colayita, Maryland
Sweet. n. G. state; 4Mworth SWEET
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