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1 6 II SUNDAY, APR. 1 950 tlgClCg Cf IM 1 A Bruin Spike Forces Ruin Pair of Foes SANTA BARBARA, April 1 Coach Ducky Drake's UCLA1 track squad easily outclassed, Cal Poly and Santa Barbara Colleges here today in a triangular meet. Th Bruins rolled up a total of 89 points; Cal Poly Unless if Hornet Swim Team Snares Jaysee Crown Defending Champion Fullerton successfully repulsed its rivals to retain the National Junior College swimming crown last night in the Hornet pool. The Hornets rolled up 114 points to 25 for Stockton, runner-up for the second straight year. Double winners for Fullerton were Roy Brown and Bob Thompson.

Brown won the 440 free style in the record time of 4m. 57.2s. last night, while Thompson took the 100-yard free style in 54.8s. Summary: 100-yard backstroke Allen (El Cammo), Poucher (Fullerton), Humphrey (Stockton), Small (San Bernardino), Bays (Fullerton). lm 3.8s.

(New meet record.) 100-yard breast-stroke Jones (Glendalei, Jones (Fullerton), Ostman (Fullerton). Amodt (San Bernardino), McMaitm (El Camino). lm. 6.5s. (New meet record.) 100-vard free stvle Thompson (fuller-ton), E'geler (Bay City, Horn (Santa Monica), Lavacek.

(Fullerton), Kumer (Glendale). 54.8s. 440 free style Brown (Fullerton)i Schalten (Fullerton), Terle (Fullerton), McConnell (Fullerton). Gillin (Stockton). 4m.

57-2s (New meet record. Old mark set by Dick Cullenward, Stockton, 1949.) 100-vard individual medley Kraushaar (Pasadena), Jones (Fullerton), Johnson (Fullerton), Thomas (Fullerton). Usher (Stockton), lm. 3.9s. (New meet record.) Three-meter diving Coates (Fullerton), 335-1: Finch (Bakersfield).

Rogers (LA CO. Peterson (San Bernardino), Schiller (Fullerton). 300-yard medley relay Stockton (Humphrey, Light, Nugent), San Bernardino, Monica, Compton, El Cammo. pm. 22.9s Final score Fullerton, 114: Stockton, 25; Santa Monica.

San Bernardino, 19; Glendale, 18: EI Camino, 15- Bakers-field, 13; Bay City 11: Pasadena, 8: Compton. 5: LACC. 4. lair XjV. ynf't 1 TJ I t- 1 1, vM 4 Hit, -i BIG SPLASH John Marshall, 20-year-old Yale fresh man swimmer from Australia, is shown breaking the National AAU 440-yard free-style record in yesterday's meet at Old Eli.

Marshall was clocked in 4m. 36.8s. VP) Wlreohoto YALE SWIM STAR 4 -'t 5 V'- 4c two of which surpassed world standards. Another big surprise of the preliminaries for the final day of competition was the elimination of Wally Ris in the 100-yard free style. Ris had won the event the last five years in a row, but today his time of 51.9s.

was not good enough to reach the finals. 1 10 yard free-style Clarke Scholes (Michigan State), Dick Weinberg (Chicago Town Club), Jim Jonei (Brlgnten-Drake swim ciuD). di.js. 150-yard backstroke Allen RtarV (New Haven Swim Club), Jack Taylor (Ohio State), Bill Sonner (Ohio State), lm. 32.9s.

440-yard free-style John Marshall (Yale rresnmen, Jim McLsne (Yale lreshmen), Bill Heusner (Chicago Town Club). 4m. 32.2s. (Belters world record of 4m. 38.5s.

made by Bill Smith of Ohio Starts at Honolulu. May 13. 1941.) Three-meter dive Bruce Harlan (Ohio state), points: Skippy Browning (Texas), 148.85; Joe Marino (Ohio State), 132 35. 300-yard medley relay New Haven Swim Club (Allen Stack, Bob Essert, Ray Reid), Brighten-Drake; Iowa. 2m.

ajL.es. PREP TRACKMAN, HIT IN HEAD BY JAVELIN, TO LIVE STERLING, April 1 (JP) A Dodge City High School athlete was struck in the head with a javelin and seriously injured today at the Sterling Relays. A physician said the javelin penetrated three inches into the skull of Lynn Smith, 19-year-old distance runner. He was taken to a hospital where his condition was described as not critical. The javelin struck Smith just above the left eye and ranged downward, missing the brain, the physician explained.

He said the eye was damaged but he did not believe the youth would lose his sight. Smith was conscious, hospital attendants said. 4 J' 1 1 I. SIZZLING STRETCH RUN Bob Chambers, left, husky Trojan middle-distance veteran, powers across final fin ish line in 440 yesterday at Coliseum ahead of fresno State's Art McCullough, center, and Norm Stocks, Troy. Times photo by Art Rogers TROJANS TRIUMPH Continued fiom 13th Page crew hair cut and protruding ears.

He is sheer power in the water, with no great style. He brings his right arm high over his head and splashes it down hard, fingers extended, and palm turned outwards. His left arm he shoots into the water low and fast. Coaches say his great speed is developed by the power of his '-dig" under water. Leaves Field Marshall, who Friday night won the 1500 meters and last night the 220-yard championship, set out to spreadeagle the field in the 440.

He had a yard lead on the first lap and at the end he was three quarters of a length of the 25-yard pool ahead of Jimmy McLane, another Yale freshman who was the defend ing champion. Marshall went by his 220 yards in 2m. 7s. unofficially, approximately the old world record for the distance. Up to now the high mark of the indoor championships was Johnny Weissmuller's triple victory in 1927 when he set three meet records.

Marshall concluded his night's work with the satisfaction of three individual gold medals and three meet records, Redlands Net Squad Whips Caltech, 9-0 REDLANDS, April 1 -University of Redlands blasted Caltech, 9-0, in a conference tennis match here this afternoon. Results: Singles Clemes (R) def. Martin. 6-4, 6-2; Williams (Ri def. Blanchard.

6-2, -6-1; Forbinft (R) def. Poindexter. 6-2. 6-2; Knox (R) def. Baler, 6-2, 6-4; Stewart (R I def, B.

Welch, 6-3, 6-4; Decker lR def. E. Welch, 6-2. 6-1. Doubles Williams-Forbin (R) def.

Mar-tm-Blanchard, 7-5, 6-0; Clemes-Stewart (R) def. Poindexter-E. Welch, 6-3, 11-9: Decker-Knox (R) def. Butler-B. Welch, 6-2.

6-2. finished second with 45 and Santa Barbara scored 25. Cy Young of the Bruin tossed the javelin 221ft, for a new meet record. Gaucho Delfs Pickarts, holder of the old mark, was second with a toss of 218ft. 6in.

Other encouraging marks turned ia were a 4m. 28.5s. mile by Bruin Don Hangen, former University High star. Bob Watanabe, Uclan sprinter, cap tured both the century and furlong events. Otey Scruggs of the host school set a new meet record of 50s.

in the quarter-mile. 100 Watanabe (UCLA). Fichardo (CP). D. Johnson (SB), Edinuer (CP).

10s, 220 Watanabe (UCLA). Fichardo (CP), Carter (CP). Wilkinson (UCLA). 22.5s, 440 Scrug (SB). Carter (CP).

Mitchell (UCLA). Miller (UCLA). 80s. (New school record, old mark 50.1s. by Scruggs (SB) 880 Beck (UCLA), Mason (UCLA), Mitchell (UCLA), Staffanson (SB).

2m. Mile Hangen (UCLA), Bohn (CP). Owen (UCLA). Brown (UCLA). 4m.

Two-mile Wither (UCLA), seller (UCLA). Lesley (CP). SheDaid (UCLA). 10m. 5.5s.

120 high hurdlei Simmt (CP). E. John son (CP), Wilson (UCLA), Dean (UCLA). 15.7s. 220 low hurdles Wilson Johnson.

(CP), Vick (SB). Samman (CP). io.zs. High Jump Dancer (SB). 6ft.

4V4ln.t tie between Simma (CP) and Kalin (UCLA). 6ft. tie between Krupniclt (UCLA) and Aaron (CP). 5ft. 10tn(New meet record, old mark 6ft.

31n, by Dancer (SB) Pole vault Vujovich (UCLA), 13ft; t) among BerokofT (UCLA), Cooper (SB) and Dean (SB), lift. 6in. Broad lump Mack (CP). 21ft. 4ln.

Sima (CP), 20ft.8Vin.s 'Beacon (SB). 20ft. 781U-? roray tuuijiii, zun. j'8in. Shot-put Carter (UCLA).

48ft. Samuels (CP), 47ft. Bordy (UCLA. 44ft. Drummond (UCLA).

42f. lemniscus Drummond (UCLA). 141ft. lOin.J Williams (UCLA). 140ft.

Dork- steder (CP), 133ft. Pennino (UCLA). 126ft. 8in. Javelin Youne (UCT.A).

351ft 1iln Pickarts (SB), 218ft. Sende (UCLA), iibu. Keea tS8(. 1.7 lit. (New mee recora, oia mart 20alt, bin.

by ptckart (SB) Mile relay UCLA No 1 (Irmasl Beck. Hangen, Manus), UCLA Mo. 2. Cal Poly. 3m.

26.6s. Pinal score UCLA, 89; Cal Poly, 45j Santa Barbara, 25. Fitt.nwa in ygtir ftott lik handktrtfcUf PrMcrvt that famvt df worth flavor Cnjof today'y tmMi ItytwM zl5t ONLY TAKES LESS THAN 30 MINUTES 1 1111 1 i I I 00 1 "iHUkiHH Q) FULL PRICE when San Jose State nosed out SC in a seesaw struggle which wasn't decided until the final lunge. Chambers had a slim one- yard advantage when he grabbed the baton from Norm Stocks starting the final lap. But the Spartans Don Davis cama on big in the stretch to finally pull ahead of the rugged Trojan handyman in the final yard.

Chambers earlier had taken the quarter mile in 49.4s. after a blazing stretch duel with Fres no's Art McCullough. One mile Wilson (SO. 35 Bailie (SC), 5 Cherry (SC). 20 John son SJ.

4m. 18.2s. 440 Chambers (SO, 1 McCul lough (FS, Stocks (SO. J. Moore (SJ), 49.4s.

100 Mejia (SO. 1 Bradley (SO. 6 Inches; Feiriess (FS), 6 inches; Pasauali ISO. jo. is.

120 high hurdles Attlesey (SO. 4 Lawrence (SO, 2 Collins (FS. 1 Bernard (SC), 14.1s. (New meet-record: old mars, n.5s. by Phil Cope.

SC. 1935). Shot-nut VanDoren (SO, 49ft. Ashcraft (SC). 48ft.

Iness (SO, 46t. Turini (FS), 45It. 8 Win. High Jump Martin (SJ). 6ft.

Brombaeh SC), 6ft. Kincheloe (SO. tie between Barnes (SO and Bloomingcamp tFS), 6ft. Javelin Goins (SO, 204ft. Porch (SJ), 188ft.

4 Dillingham ISC), 175ft. Greene (SJ). 163ft. 880 Pruitt (SO, Wilson (SO, Wehking (SO, Sawyer (SJ). 1m.

53.8s. (New meet record, old mark, lm. 54.4s., Louie Zamperini (SO. 1939i. 220 Bradley (SO.

Mejia. (SO, Davis (SJ), Pasauali SC). 21.6s. Two-mlle Purdr SJ. Berg (SO, Cherry (SO, Day (SJ.

9m. 48s, Pole vault Tie among- Jensen (SO, Rowan (SC), Mattos (SJ) and Hibner (FS). 13ft. 6in. 220 low hurdles Attlesey (SO.

Lawrence (SO. Giilispie SJ, Scott SO, 23.5s. (ties meet record set by Gil Strother. SC, 1935, and Earl Vickery, SC. 1937).

4-man mile relay San Jose (Moore, Derrick. Kicolai, Davis), 3m. 18.6s. Broad Jump Nicholson (SC). 23ft.

Aihara (SO. 23ft. Fairless (FS), 22ft. Naire SJ), 22ft. Discus Iness (SO.

154ft. Goss (FS), 138ft. Van Doren (SO. 138ft. Meyer (SO, 133ft.

SViin. (New meet record, old mark 153ft. by Ken Carpenter, SC1935.) Final score SC 115: San Jose State, 3034 Fresno State. 16 a. Poets Win Tilr4-1 The Whittier College baseball-ers topped Caltech, 4-1, yesterday in an SCIC game on the losers' diamond.

Caltech 000 000 100 1 6 5 Whittier 220 000 00x4 9 2 Gray, smitn ana riieier; wnson ana Bryeans. California Takes Five-Way Meet BERKELEY, April 1 University of California and College of the Pacific trackmen turned today's five-way meet at Edwards Stadium, into a two-team affair. The Bears won with 134 9-10 points while COP scored 60 2-10. St. Mary's was third with -10.

USP and Santa Clara got 9 and 32-5, respectively- The Bears and Tigers divided all the first places between them. Cal got nine, COP five, with both figuring in a tie. COP's Hurdler and Sprinter, Don Brook, was high-point man, with two firsts and a second. He clocked 14.9s. to win the high hurdles and 23.8s..

to take the lows. Brook was second in the 100-yard dash. Cal's Donnie Anderson got two firsts, with 9.8s. in the 100 and 21.7s. in the 220.

10O-rd dasH Anderson tTC), Brook COP, Maples (DO, Matson (USPi, COP). Rsdemaker tUC. Lloyd UC. Heidig OCt. Smith (COP).

14.9s. 440Jrd run Macon (COPV Pulton fTJC), Olson lUC), Stokes (COP). Palmer run MeUo 4VC), Hapin UC Anderson .00. Garmir. tCOP), Wickman Shotlufa- mo.

46ft. 4ita.r B-ea itTO. 45ft. 10.tn.: Putnam COP, 45ft Marchetti (USFj, 4t. lV.tm; MeUo UC), Jackson UCJ, Mason (COP).

dash Anderson (0O. Macon tCOP. Maples lUC). Mollard SO. 21.7s.

1 TIinll tuni-atulfer (UCi. KirkPat-Tick (COP), Seamont lUO, Horst tliCd KMCJhr-BoLSme (0C. 519ft Sin Massaro SM). 185ft. 4in: BaWwin (UC 178ft 8 Wa'tner fSM), 174JU Brown (USP).

170ft. llin High jump Mahaney (COP, 6ft. Garrett (DO and Keyser (COP. Pinney (DSFi. Hattler DC.

McNa-mars (DO. Heier (SO, Kramer (SO and Buck (COP(. 5ft. lOip. Pole vault Paddock (DO and Keyser fCOP.

Johnston (DO. 12ft. Kasle (UCl and Finney 12ft. Broad Jump SUinfield-; iDCk 3K, Sin Grant (DO. 23ft.

Schultz 22f t. ten Dixon (SM), 22ft. 1 "Win Finney tDSFi. 22ft. 6in.

220-VaVd low hurdles Brook (COP Rademaker Wigeinton (DO. Hess Uoyd (UC. 23.8 Dictis throw Cook (IC), 142ft. Alworth (DO, 139ft. Ragata (DO.

Putnam (COP). 1281t. Summers (SM, 121ft. 2in Mile relay COP (Stole. Butier, Mason, Macon).

PC. SC. 3m. 19.2s. Cal Ruggers Win, 11-5 BERKELEY, April 1 (U.R) California defeated the -Hollywood Rugby Club today, 11-5, in Memorial Stadium here.

Star for rvtarh Mites Hudson was Les Richter who made five points Arizona Warns Major Scouts TUCSON, April 1 (U.R) The University of Arizona today warned the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates that their scouts would be barred from the campus because of allegedly attempting to persuade college ball players to leave school. In a letter to Horace Stone-ham, president of the Giants, Arizona Baseball Coach Frank Sancet said: "We resent the methods of Mr. Shader, your scout in this area. Not long ago, he came to Tucson and contacted several of our players, all, of whom are members of our varsity baseball team, trying to persuade them to leave school. ''We appreciate having professional baseball interest in our players, particularly when scouts make their presence known.

"But when they gumshoe in and out of town and use every method to hide their identity with the exception of false whiskers, we doubt they are using the proper procedure." Officials to Plan 'Sanity' Changes CHICAGO, April 1 U.R) The National Collegiate Athletic Association will take the first step toward changing the sanity code next week at a meeting of conference officials with the organization's executive committee. The executive committee will meet Tuesday to handle routine business, then Wednesday and Thursday will confer with the top officials of various conferences to hear reports and recommendations on how the code could be made fairer. USF Netters Nip Cal BERKELEY, April 1 U.R) University qf San Francisco's tennis team netted a win-over University of California's squad, 5-4, here this afternoon. College Track SC. 115: San Jos," 30H; Fresno, 16' (three-way meet).

UCLA. 89; Santa Barbara, 45; Cal Poly (SLO), 25 (three-ay meet). Stanford, 86 S.P. Olympic Club. 44.

California, 1349-10; COP, 60 2-10: St. Mary's, 10; USF, 9'; Santa Clara, 3 2-5 (five-way meet). San Francisco State, 73 5-6; Chico State, 57 1-6. Davidson. 112; Furman, 17.

East Tennessee State, 78 we; Tennessee Tech, 58 Hampden-Sydney, 66: Newport News. 60. San Diego State, 781-; L.A. State, 52-2. HUSKY HITCH Ik WOltD-t FINEST TRAILER HITCH A Handsome Husky Hitch heavy duly twit I er hitch: acts a fwaocd bumper urd.

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Box New York 18.N.Y. mm wiiMiifciiii Held Tosses Javelin 233ft. PALO ALTO, April 1 (JP) The Stanford University track and field team swept to an 86 to 44 victory over the San Francisco Olympic Club here today. Bob Bryan sparked the winners with wins in the 220-yard run and the low hurdles. Kaare Veiling chalked up victories in the mile and two-mile to lead the Olympic Club.

The best mark of the meet was scored by Frank Bud) Held of Stanford when he tossed the javelin 233ft. 412in. High jump Tie between Allen S) and Varnecfc (O), 6ft. tie between Dunlap (S( and Delmar (O), 6ft Mile Vefling (O), 70 yards: Lyons (S) 45 yards; Cohen (S). 4m.

22.8s. Shot-put Davis (S), 54ft. (S), 54ft. Ker (O), 52ft. 7 in.

440 Johnson (SV yards; Bly (S), 2 yards: Taylor tS). 49.2s. 100 Buck (S), 2 yards; B. Bryan (S), 1 yard: Thompson (O). 9.8s.

Javelin Held, S). 233ft. Golds-borough (S), 177ft. Gaines tO), 176ft. 4in.

(New Stanford record. Old mark 232ft. 2in. by Held. 1949.) 1 120 high hurdles McKee (Oi, 4 Inches; Kreitz (S, 2 yards; Hippie (O).

14.4s. 880 Bray (S), 13 yards; Scroggy (S), 75 yards; Pedley (Oi. lm. 59.6s. 220 B.

Bryan (S), 3 yards; Tayldr (Si. IVi yards; Buck IS) 21.8s. Two mile Vefling (Oi, 300 yards: Lyons (S), 1 yards; Barry S. 9m. 43.1s.

Pole vault Krintr 0). 13ft. 9in.j tie between Nichols (O) and Campbell (S), 13ft. in. Discus Lynn (O).

151ft. Burke (St, 142ft. Montgomery (O), 138ft. 6in. Broad jump Panic (S), 21ft.

tie between Larson (Q and. Kern (Oi, 21ft. 3 1 a in. Low hurdles B. Bryan (S.

5 yards; McKee (Oi. 1 foot; Pollock S. Relay Stanford (Scroggy, Bray, Daw son, Bly); no second. 3m. 23.6s.

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win in the mil run earlier in the afternoon Javelin Tosser Larry Goins and Broad Jumper Sara Nicholson gave Coach Hill further cause to rejoice when they came through with the best performances of their careers. Goins, the ex-Pasadena jaysee ace, heaved the spear 204ft. lliin. and Nicholson leaped 23ft. 4 both good for firsts.

"Only sour note in Troyville was the failure of the sprinters to crack 10 flat in the 100. Al Mejia nosed out Teammate Johnny Bradley in the mediocre time of 10.1s., but Bradley came back to edge the former Compton star in a more impressive 21.6s. in the 220. Don Davis, San Jose sprinter, appeared to have finished no worse than third in the 100, but he went unplaced, on the far side of the track. San Jose State High Jumper Mel Martin made the biggest splash of visitors, climbing higher, than SC's vaunted twosome of Jack Barnes and Dick Brombaeh in the high jump.

Martin hit 6ft. just one inch higher than Sophomore Brombaeh. Most thrilling race of the afternoon came in the mile relay Alice, Marlene Eliminated by Male Golf Foes ORMOND BEACH, April 1 (JP) The power-packed drives of two top amateurs put the two Bauer, sisters only feminine entrants in the Ormond Beach in vitational golf tournament out of the running today. Marlene, the pretty 16-year-old, was eliminated this afternoon in the third round by Dynamite Goodloe, the five-b-five golfer from Valdosta, who scored a. 4 and 3 victory.

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