Evening star., 1962-05-13
HurdIer Stars
As Yale Wins
HepfdgOndls

HANOVER. N. H., May II
(AP). - Tireless Jay Luck
smashed one record, tied am
other and ran q dazzling an
chor leg in the mile relay to-
day in leading Yale to its fourth
consecutive championship in
the Heptagonal Track and Field
Games.
Luck won the 220-yard low
hurdles in 22.s seconds, chop
ping three tenths Of q second
off the Heptagonal mark after
he had tied the standard Of
14.4 seconds In the 120-yard
high hurdles.
The Eli senior from Water
town, Mass. capped q big after
noon with Anchor Leg Of At
seconds flat in the mile relay.
which saw Yale lower the rec
ord to 3:13.4-a fun l.3 Sec
onds below the old mark.
Army Second
The Ellis registered S3ffiO
points In winning their 18th
Heptagohal crown while ARMY
wound UP with 4S7s. Harvard
was third with 431s, followed
by Navy 3sK, Dartmouth 3e,
Princeton 20, Penn i6Ik, Cor
nell l01/l0 and Brown 8. Co
lumbia was scoreless.
In all, six HeptagonaI rec
ords were bettered. ii
Dartmouth junior Gerry Ash
worth won the 100-yard dash
IN "a seconds, two-tent.ls off
the world record.
Army Records
The 100 vas won by Joe AL
maguer Of Army IN q record
2l.2: the Cadets got record
leap Of is feet " inch from
sophomore sensation Dick Ply
male using q fiberglass pole,
and Army yearling Bill Straub,
unbeaten In varsity compete
ton, captured the 2-mile in a
record e:O4.5.
Harvard Capt. Marx Mullin
successfully defended his mile
title in a workmanlike 4:l0.l
performance In which he
handed Cornell sophomore
Steve Machooka Of Kenya, East
Africa, the first foot race de-
feat in the latter's lifetime.
Hammer Throw--1. Ed Bailey. Har-
yard. z. Dous. Tozour. Navy. 3. Joe
Dyer. Brown. A.. Henry Jenckes, Dart
nSs S0usn. n o. Loren c1ayman, Harvard.
Miis@1. Marx Mnliin. Harvard. ..
steve Machooke. Cornell. 3. Ed Nee
han, Harvard. 4. Roy Reisinger. Penn.
.. NC Niek y%snnison: % Dartmouth 4;l0;1.
Ellinsten. Dartmouth 2. Hoble Arm
strone, Harvard. jim Axtel. Yale. .
ChukWuma Azikiwe. Harvard. s. Tie
q. EEnn r
old Thomas. Yale. AZ feet. 7M Inches.
44O-yard run. Wendell Mottley.
Gerry darEick. Army. i. Dudley Hal.
r.. lesan: Z. pa IsArtmeuth; 8; Lansden Scott,
Yals, 2. Bill Flippin, Yale. 3. J0hn
Knieht, Dartmouth, a. Tom Dument.
Navy. I; Dick scharf, Army: IA sec-
ss %sc.sTy sss bsrson bbsPsassa IsScgS sSg ss fsser
lO0-yard dash--I, Gerry Ashworth,
Dartmouth. 2. Joe Almaguer, Army. B.
Harold sprague. Army. 4. Peter oolwas,
lheptasonsi record. Old record 100 s 81
record. 0ld record :09.6 By John
Haines. Penn. 1850.
.,sS0-yarS rln-i, Gordon Lansley,
ID Hasilia. % HsrsaTd A 1. ass'0ai Haffy RieS. &.
Hazard. 5. deofss Marienthai Navy,
sS6-.sard dash--1.s Joe. AlmAsuer,
1 Joe Green, AssS.e Navy sNdSs Jons ssi. kavs f.
meet record. Old record, GIG By
Stephen SNYDER. Vale, 1900.
prlasssion men sam ssIsISst. Ssha AasSltns!s asl. +
tie among Dean Dowling, Army; Steve
weeks Penn. and Bin Fiippin. Yale. 9
ie1S D,seussMI 9 snenis kob natsorf Pam .
sars Nichols Hsrsafs. % b. isish calI,
). Rindsii smith. Navy. SS IS feet. 81.
ssO-ysrd low hurdles, jay Luck.
Yale. Ken ReZnard, Pean. 3, Cam.
Allen, Army. 5. John Knighk Dart
T.eSTS cSsS sssCnds .psS ,sss r.sSrSd Sd
cornsiI. 1851.
.. Charles Mitchell. Princeton. 3, Rich:
ard Mutt. Navs. q tie snaons Michael
SssFoSS na S.ei:s H AnsIs sS % Fss Rss'r Sfs.
T1sauIle--l, Btn ssraub. Army. 2.
Rcssy,Msss Rcssy Mack H1d ysls zv,5.. 3 Ton 3,rI.s LsTis
5, John Jones. Brown. g:Q3.5. Meet
reccrd; Old record. 9:0e.s BY Mack.
ssssa jump. jim Axtell. Yale.
ehd Sid Mariand. Harvard. s Kent
Allen. Army. 5. james Thorell. Navy.
shot Dgt-i. richard pelone. Has-
Sofs Ss Psnn sE yssss ssss. sOHsTs 4fy. Sasi s.
iMsl1s iHfia rsiay--1. Yale tMottl.y. JokI.
Hornbruck. Luckl. q. Dartmouth. 3,
Navy. 4, Army. 8. Cornell. 3.l3,4,
meet record. told record, 3:14.7 By
IA Jsysiin4i. af sohn Ahern. Army. q
Ed Thurber, Princeton. 8, John Liv-
3. Bob schnlitt. Cornell. 220 feet siS
inches.