Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-31
AMERICAN GIRLS LOSE AGAIN
u. S. Trackmen Out to Rout Germans

HANOVER, Germany, July
81 (AP).-At least two world
records could be in danger to-
day and tomorrow as the United
States track and field team
meets q German squad IN the
third of its four-stop European
tour.
The Americans, their spirits
much improved after last
weeks smashing victory over
Poland, expect to win 16 or II
of the 81 events and are aiming
for world marks in both the 400
meters and the i,600-meter
relay.
Henry Carr Of Arizona State.
who ran 200 meters in the Rus
sian meet and the rout Of Po-
land, was moved up to the 400
by Coach Payton Jordan as the
result of his 44.8 seconds clock
ing during the relay against the
Russians.
williams Passes Up 400
His Arizona State teammate,
Ulis Williams, will pass UP the
400 to anchor a 1900 relay
quartet that also includes Rex
Cawley. Lester Milburn and
Carr.
The world record for the 400
is AIT and the l,600-meter
relay mark is 3:02.2. set by the
American team In the Rome
Olympics in 1860.
The competition here the
next two days involves only
the mems squad. The United
States women competed against
their West German counter
parts at Brunswick last night
and lost for the third straight
time, 71-45, while winning only
three of the IL events.
Three Americans Win
The only American winners
were Edith MCGUIRE Of Tennes-
see State, with 11.6 seconds in
the 100 meters; Willye White
Of Chicago. with 20 feet, 91a
inches in the broad jump. and
Elizabeth Montgomery Of Cleve-
land, with 5-7A in the high
jump.
Star Of the German team was
Jutta Heine, who was second in
the 100, won the 200 In 24.1
seconds, and ran the anchor leg
on the winning 400-meter relay
team that was clicked in 45.9.
Marlene Klein won the shot
put with Sis, Kriemhild Haus-
man the discus with 1914,
Anneliese Gerhard the javelin
with 174-3, Helga Henning the
400 in 54.6, Erika FiSch the 30
meter hurdles in 1913 and Anita
Woerner the 800 In 2:09.2.
Summaries:
100 meters: Edith MCGUIRE,
many man; = III; S@Wyomia ryuS. TsA,
us; EMaEtha PensbeFSsr. west
soNmeter high hurdles: 1-Erika
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mara Davis, UsA. lilo; 4-Rosie
u. 900 meters i Ia Z. gsnninYg;
Usx, :564; 4MMargaret Buschef,
Discus: 1-Kriemhiid Hausmsnn.
West Germany. 167-N; 2 = Mar
EcyntSSia WYATT TsA, fish,.
200 meters, ,1-Jutta Heinea West
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9 1sHEm: :SSS..1. 'S4.'; +Di'na wilson,
500 meters: Anita woernsr.
Knott, USA, Z:O9.7; 3-Ute Hemp
rich, West Germany. Gill: Gym
thia Hesarty, USA, -2:13.3.-
Shotput: l-Marlene Klein, west
Germany, 81 feet 5 inches; 2-Sigrun
Kofink, West Germany, 50-3sS; g.
charon shepherd. UsA, 45-9N; f.
CYNTHIA wyatt. USA, ALI.
Broad jump: 1-Willye White. USA,
20-h; 2-Helga Hoffman. West Ger
many, COL; 3-Liesel Luxemburger,
West Germany. 1e-7h; 4-Billie Pat
Daniels, USA, I'LL.
Javelin: i-Anneliese Gerhard, West
Germany. 174-3: 2-Almuth Broem-
mel, West Germany. 1872; 3-Fran-
ees Davenport UsA. 165-0A; A.
RaNae BAR, UsA, 159-10A.
400-meter relay: West Germany.
Erika Fisch, RenatO Bronsack,, Martha
Pensberger, Jutta Heine, 45-0; p
United States. Willye White, Edith
Mcguire Diana Wilson, Vivian Brown
High jump: Eleanor Montgom-
cry. UsA, 5-7N: 2-Heide Hummel
West Germany. 5-4A; 3 - Marlens
Schmitz-Portz,. West Germany, 5-224
Estelle Baskerville, UsA, did not
complete q Jump and was not placed