Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
DeIany Victor
.InIC-4AMeef;
Spiegel Hurt

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 tAP).-
Ron Delany made 1t 80 straight
indoor mile victories in the
Louis zamperini invitation In
the IC-4A championships to-
night. but his clocking was a
disappointing 4:07.i. n
When the time was an
nounced to the crowd Of 1880
lin Madison Square Garden,
There were scattered boots.
Phil Coleman Of Chicago was
second. about six yards behind
Delany. He was inches ahead
of 1t. Bill Dellinger Of the Air
Force. Paul Schmidt Of Ger
many was fourth. another half
dozen yards back.
Istvan Rozsavolgyi Of Hun
gary. who was rated Delany's
No. / threat. became III and
dropped out with about q lap
and q half to 60.
Collymore Wins Dash
Defending champion Ed Col
Ignore Of Villanova scored q
tight victory over Penn States
Bob Brown In the 60-yard
dash. Collymore. who has been
concentrating on longer dis
tances this season. was timed
In 81 seconds.
A comparative unknown, AM
Igelo Sinisi. 20-year-old Brown
University sophomore. cap
tured the 60-yard high hurdles
in 7.3 seconds. He beat out
Maryland's Bill johnson by a
couple Of inches TO register his
first big victory.
Mike Herman. New York
University's one-man gang,
was third. Earlier. Herman had
successfully defended his broad
Jump title by getting OF a leap
of Is feet n inch. a definite
improvement Of his winning
effort Of last years. ia.
Shine Wins Shot
Mel Shine Of Penn grabbed
the shotput title when he got
of a heave of 81 feet liz
inches. Bill Markle Of Yale was
a strong second with a 54-7A
effort.
Elmo Keerd, a Boston Univer-
sity senior. captured the IS
pound weight throw with a flip
of so feet i13z inches in an
armory far removed from the
Garden.
For Keerd. who comes from
Estonia. ii was q stunning re-
versal Of his poor showing Of
last week. when he didn't even
make the final in the national
AAU championships. Keerd de-
throned his teammate. John
Lawior. a native Of Ireland.
Lawlor could do no better than
third behind Army's Ed Bag
donas. Lawlor's best effort was
1913.
Moran Wins 1000
+ Ed Moran of Penn State. the
favorite. opened UP with a lap
and a half to go and won the
| / ,000-yard run in 2:09.6. a
meet record. Frank Finnerty
of Alfred, who led most of the
way, was a distant second.
Peter Close of st. Johns won
THE IC-4A mile in 4:l0l. He
had been after Fred Dryers
meet mark of 4:08.l, but he
had no competition. Ron Greg
lOry of Notre Dame. who was
second. was caught in 4:l6.5.
Yale's Jim Stack overlook
Basil Ince Of Tufts with a lap
Ito 60 and won the 600 in l:l2.
Dick Engelbrink of Penn
State won the 2-mile run In
I9:l3.3 with no trouble.
Manhattan won the 2-mile
relay in 7:46.9.
Whatever chances Maryland
the Atlantic Coast Conference
champion. had Of winning the
team crown, faded when its
ace Splinter, Jonas Spiegel,
had to scratch after winning
his heat in the 60-yard dash.
Spiegel reinjured his right
leg, the same one he hurt in
the Virginia Military Institute
relays three weeks back.
Norman Williams Of George
town Just made the 1000 final
of six men with the time Of
l2:14.2 He tied with Ed Nc
Allister of Manhattan for the
fifth fastest time.
! Nays Dave Cutcomb and
Jim Neal both missed out in
the heats Of the high hurdles.
Georgetown's Phil Bower suf-
fered the same fate in the