Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Terps Take
ACC rack;
5 Marks Fall

N~~"~0@~S
ing champion Maryland grabbed
eight Of 10 events to win the
sixth annual Atlantic Coast
Conference indoor games.
The Terps piled UP 721a
points. Runnerup North Caro-
lima scored 23Ia. Duke 81, South
Carolina 10, Clemson Q, North
Carolina State 3. Virginia 2 and
Wake Forest 2.
Maryland also took honors In
the freshman livision with 81
points to % for second-place
North Carolina. Duke was third
with Is, Virginia had 10. South
Carolina Q. North Carolina
State 4. Clemson s and Wake
Forest I.
In the non-conference divi-
sion. Virginia Militarl Institute
won easily with 43 points. The
Citadel scored %. Richmond o
and Davidson 2.
Five Records FAN
Conference records were bro
ken in the high Jump. 70-yard
high hurdles, two-mile run,
one-mile relay and two-mile
run. In addition. records we're
tied In the one-mile and 600
yard runs.
Freshman records were top
Piled in the s80-yard run, 60
yard dash and high Jump.
North Cardinals Wayne
Bishop Tapped the field and
won the two-mile race In the
record time o. 9:19.3. This
topped the old mark Of 9:2l.9
set by Maryland's Burr Grim
last year.
Marylands Tom TAFT began
the record-breaking parade in
the afternoon with q high jump
Of 6-feet-4A, lettering the
mark Of 6-feetl3 he shared with
George Hogan Of Maryland.
Maryland's Jim Starboard
ran the 70-yard high hurdles
in 8.5 seconds to clip one tenth
Of a second of his conference
record set In 1857.
North Cardinals Dave Sour
lock won the 880-yard run with
a record breaking time of
l:52.7. It topped the old mark
Of 1859 posted in 1855 by
North Carolina States Bob
Jones.
Maryland's mile relay team
Of Wayne Smith. Lawrence
Samon. John Lowndes and
Francis Colavita closed out the
night by setting q record of
1927 to better the old mark
of 1892 set by Maryland in
1854.
South Carolina's Bill Latham
won the mile run in 4:l2.5 to
tie the record set by Grim in
1858.
John Dunkelberg of Clemson
also tied a conference mark
by winning the 600-yard run in
1:12.7. Dave Scurlock Of North
Carolina set the record last
season.
Keenan, Sets Mark
Three freshman records were
set during the afternoon.
Maryland's Bob Van Keenan,
ran the 60-yard dash in 6.3
seconds to clip a tenth Of a
second of the old mark set in
1865 by Dukes Dave Sine.
Dukes John Stevenson won
the freshman high jump with
a leap Of 8 feet, 3 3l16 inches.
The old standard was 8 feet.
ga set by TAFT in 1856.
Dave Peltz of North Carolina
turned in a qualifying time Of
zoos in the 880-yard run to
top the old freshman record Of
2:0l.2 set in 1858 by Ted Wilson
Of North Carolina State.
The results:
CONFERENCE DIVISION
High Jump; Tom TAFT. Maryland:
GMJ rI Booher Duke; I: S-G 9Sa,,. Estes rs
Prank pam b baEs S1tSns inc inches. Larry
Broad lump: l-Biorn Anderson.
Caroline: Elliott ThOmpsons; Mary
lima Ina Il Fec f iI inches. s0r'A caro-
Shot put: Dave Coates. South
land: 3ENick Koyalakides, Maryland;
Jim Vincent, Duke. 81 feet. Ga
Adams, Leonard Patrick, Jim FOss
lima; 3-Duke; Virginia. S:07.s.
Maryland; Jon Elder. Duke: 3
Stanley Pitts. Maryland: Bob Erwin.
Clemson. 50 seconds.
Carolina; a-Frsncis colavita. Mary
land: 3-Jared Nourse, Duke: Gary
Weisiger Duke: 4:12.5 (ties confer
ence record set by Marylands Burr
Grim in 1851.
Clemson: Tom BaZemore. Duke; 3
John sylvester. North Carolina; 4
John LoWndes. Maryland. l:l"7 tties
conference record set in 1858 by
North Carolina's Dave Scurlockl.
Freshman Division
Hish lump: John Stevenson.
Duke .-tiH between Sandy Allen,
North Carolina and Jim Wicker
North Carolina; 4-Roger Lindsay,
South Carolina. a feet, 3 3:l6 inches,
Broad jump: Dan Upton. South
Carolins; Morgan Birge. virSi-,r:
4-Phil Johnson. Wake Forest II
fee' 81 inches
boarA. Wrrvland: "-Bin Johnsnn.
Maryland: 3-Joe McDonaueh. Mary
lend; ~ "~dcN Deborde. North Caro-
lin. SIS seconds.
"-rrfle rpn' '--W~-ns r hoo. N"-th
Bob Wediin. WSk' Norest: 4-Fred
Hansen. Maryland a:Ia.3.
Pole vault: Carl Prigg. MARYLAND: