40th ANNUAL STATE C.I.F.

TRACK AND FIELD

. CHAMPIONSHIPS

VETERANS MEMORIAL STADIUM

LONG BEACH, · CALIFORNIA

MAY ·31, 1958

Price 25f

North Coast Section

WILLARD B. KNOWLES Martinez Public Schools

LEE SIMS Santa Cruz High School

H . W. JENNI GS Section Secretary, Petaluma

San Francisco City Section

OTIO SCHMAELALE Washington High School

ELWOOD LA G Section Secretary, S. F.

Central Section

PAUL M. GOODWIN Reedley High School

NORMAN A. McDONALD Edison High School, Fresno

HAROLD R. OLSON Section Secretary, Delano

FEDERATED COUNCIL CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION

Los Angeles City Section

BRYCE SCHURR Birmingham High School

WM. BRUCE KIRKPATRICK Marshall High School WILLIAM G. LOPEZ Section Secretary, L. A.

Sa c-Joa quin Section FRA K A. STOCKI G

Lodi High School JAMES C. CAVE Section Secretary

Northern Section EDWIN A. HE DRIX Live Oak High School

Executive Secretary WILLIAM W. RU SELL

Berkeley, California

MEET OFFICIALS

Southern Section WINSTON NELSON Pomona High School

OLIVER CORBIN Covina High School

KEN ETH FAGANS Section Secretary, L. A.

Oakland City Section DAVID P. SNYDER

Section Secretary

State Dept. of Education

C. CARSON CONRAD Bureau of Health, Recreation,

and Physical Education, Sacramento

Harry J. Moore ................................................ Honorary Referee Jack Rowan ················ ··············-·············· ··············· ···Meteorologist H . Lee Hansen ···························-·································Photography Dick Nash ··································-····································Announcer

J . B. "Cap" Haralson .............. ........................................... Referee Kenneth Fagans ..................................................... Meet Manager Holley Ashcraft ················•·······-············ ·····.Asst. Meet Manager James Heartwell ................................................................... Scorer Les Heilman ............................... ............................................ Starter Dale Hoskin ······· ··· ····················-··································Asst. Scorer Roy E. "Pop" Squire •··············-······················· ········Recall Starter Delbert Walker ·························-···························Clerk of Course

Wilfred Catlin ........................... ............ Inspector of lmplements Walter L. cott ······················ ····-··········································Awards Jim Reinhard ·····························-······················.Head Field Judge Walter Bell .................................................... Asst. Clerk of Course

William W. Russell .............................................................. Records Dr. John Kashiwabara .................................... Physician in Charge

TIMERS INSPECTORS Stan Cundiff, Head; Don Thomas, Lee Sisson, Paul Risinger, Dr. Floyd Hanes, Dave Nelson.

Tom Parry, Head; Art Watson, Homer Watson, Jim Campbell, Ernie Pieri, Percy Niersbach.

HIGH JUMP Dave Schwartz

Pete Austin Manuel Ronquillo

POLE VAULT Pete Clentzoz Gerald Reedy Robert Shea

SHOT PUT Dave Benioff

Joe Ebner Henry Cord Tony Sokolic

DISCUS Bob Baker Jim Eacutt L. B. Yates

Al Whittington

STUDENT ASSISTANTS Haskell Elder, Manager

BROAD JUMP Emil Breitkreutz J . W . McCleery

Max Bogen

MARS HALLS Walter Newland, Head

Wm. H . Carls Wm. H. Voorhees D. Ross W attelet

Sam lantorno

JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL Dick Adams

LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL MILLIKAN HIGH SCHOOL POLY HIGH SCHOOL Ted Abo

Don James John Owen Mel Ramos

Arthur Wili;on Larry Richardson

LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE Douglas Brown Dick Goddard Al Guzman Ken Jones

Charles Miller Dick Zahorchak

QUEENS Nadean Fennell- Jordan H. S.

Sandi Jenkins-Lakewood H. S. Sally Word-Millikan H. S.

Jacquin Dole-Poly H . S. Linda Arnold- Wilson H. S.

Don Cornelius David Johnson

David Long Mike Meritt

Carl Rule Dennis Wynn

Paul Beckley Ronald Clark William Hite Jack Talsky Don Shaw

Gary Valenzuela

WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Jerry Bible

William Buchfiel Nick Honodel

John Patty James Pitkin

Clayton Ward

BUGLERS Dick Martin- Poly H . S. Mike Tobin- Poly H . . Jim Shields- Poly H. S.

LONG BEACH COMMITTEE

Roger Browning J. T. Crump

William Mayes Walter Shivji

James Williams

LONG BEACH STATE COLLEGE Jerry Bailey Jerry Courter Frank Graves

Lee Miller John Tansley John Woolley

COLOR GUARD-POLY H. S. Wm. Washington, Commander

Roger Felman Pat Browning

Guy Cummings Don Freeman

Rod Ballard, Wilfred Catlin, Haskell Elder, Leon Forman, Winfield Hanssen, Jack Rose, Buckner Harris, Dale Hoskin, Jack Huffman, Joe Lanning, George W . Meyer, Walter Newland, Joe Reddick, Delbert Walker, Holley Ashcraft, Chairman.

Training facilities are. free to partic~pants through the courtesy of Logan, Inc., Manufacturers of trainers supplies . "Kickapoo" Logan will be in attendance personally to provide all necessary massage and first aid.

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EVENT NO. 1

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

100-Y ARD DASH- PRELIMINARIES 9:30 A.M. National Interscholastic Record: 9.4, Jesse Owens (East Technical, Cleveland), 1933; James Jackson (Alameda) 1954; Preston Griffin

(Centennial, Compton) 1957; Roscoe Cook (San Diego) 1957. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 9.4, James Jackson (Alameda) 1954. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 9.6, Preston Griffin (Centennial, Compton).

LANE NO.

1 209 2 46 3 185 4 74 :J 97 6 133 7 103 8 39

HEAT NO. I NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

Lynn Gaskill, Banning (LA) , 9.8 .)_- 9. 7 ✓ Jim Garner, Turlock, 9.9 Hubie Watson, Jordan (LA), 9.6_ 3

0- /o, C..•

Mel Clipper, Muir, 9.6 / - '-/ .. r Jackie Williams, Berkeley, 9.8 ,¥ - /o, I Charles Mannings, Bakersfield, 9.9 Jim Flemons, El Cerrito, 10.0 Tom Plante, Oakdale, IO.I

LANE NO.

I 6 2 125 3 17 4 64 5 70 6 188 7 138

HEAT NO. 2 NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

Overton Williams, McClymonds, IO.I Jim Dotson, Richmond, 9.9 Edward Tank, Lincoln (SF),JJ 'j) Bill Ernest, Helix, 9.7 3 - · U /:, () Ed Buchanen, Kearny (SD), 9.6 2 - 1e,,, James Bates, Manual Arts, 9.4 / - 7. 7 Ruby Hill , Delano, 9.9 ~I- /o , 1

11\A....-

Won by ............................................................. , 2nd ....................................... .............. , 3rd ............................................................................ ;

4th ............................................. .................. ... .. .. ; 5th Mark ........................................................................ .

EVENT NO. 2 120-Y ARD HIGH HURDLES-PRELIMINARIES 9:50 A.M. National Interscholastic Record: 13.9, George Hearn (Lower Merian, Ardmore, Pa.) 1957. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 14.l, Steve Turner (Glendale) 1950. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 14.3, Ken Overholser (Glendale).

HEAT NO. I HEAT NO. 2

LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL, AND BEST TIME LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

1 184 ,/_, II/.& Robert Wilson, Jefferson (LA), 14.9 -r I JO Dick Guider, Oakland, 15.1 2 167 3 128

Gary Dalbow, Pierce (Arbuckle), 14.7 I 'f J l) Larry Guilford, Santa Clara, 14.5 2-,; ·- •

2 45 3 82

Greg Sullivan, Stagg (Stockton),. 14)~ J i.----' Dee Andrews, Poly (LB), 14.5 '.3 - • .

4 155 5 55

Lloyd Winston, Merced, 14.2 3 · / 7 ..i Floyd James, Centennial, 14.1 / - I'/, l-

6 !04 Ernie St. Julian, El Cerrito, 14.6 7 174 Gilbert McCulley, Fremont (LA), 14.7

4 148 s· 12 6 93 7 205

Bob Gill, Edison (Fresno), 14.0 I - I'/, ~ "1 Bill Hultz, Lincoln (SD), 14.3 1- - /Y, Y . Ernie Fox, Acalanes (Lafayette), 14.7 \f,_/'f, 7 Lee McLendon, Venice, 14.7

8 32 Ralph Jennings, Grant (Sacramento), no time 8 16 Len Mentzer, Lincoln (SF) , 15.4

Won by ................................ .............................. , 2nd 3rd ...................................... ..................................... ,

4th .................................. .............. ................. .. ... ; 5th Mark ....................................................................... .

EVENT NO. 3 HIGH SCHOOL DISCUS (EXHIBITION ) 10:00 A.M. National Interscholastic Record: 184' 2¾", Al Orter (Floral Park, N.Y.) 1954. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 173' ¾", Don Bell (Alameda) 1957.

NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

15 Don Briemle, Lincoln (SF) , no mark 33 George Pierovich, Jackson, no mark :~O Lou Fisher, Woodland, no mark

114 Dave Wieel, Las Lomas (Walnut Creek), no mark 121 Aridy Alkire, Santa Rose, no mark 131 / Bill Hooks, Ukiah, no mark I

NO. NAME, SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

207 Bob Villagrana, Newport Harbor, 147-0 83 6 Jim Smith, Poly (LB), 152 73 '2-Jack Slocumbe, Millikan (LB), 160-8

156 3/ ~ Faggart, Poterville, 163-101/, 14S 3 Gerald Nordstrom, Los Palos, 167-9½

Won by ................ ./.?./4 ... :~ .. df..... ... .. . ... , 2nd It 'I - ~ -"2-- • ------········-------··----····----------------················ ,

: It '3-7 3rd ........................................................................... , ' 4th ........... ./.:-5::cf ............................................. ; 5th I~-/-

·············~··✓-··········v.'.".'.: ·········•····················· ; Mark ... /6...~ .... :.K.'. ································

EVENT NO. 4 220-Y ARD DASH-PRELIMINARIES 10:10 A.M. National Interscholastic Record: 20.7, Jesse Owens (East Technical, Cleveland) 1933; Eddie Southern (Sunset, Dallas) 1955. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 21.0, Robert Poynter (Pasadena) 1956. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 21.3, Preston Griffin (Centennial, Compton).

LANE

2 ~

J

-! 5 6 7 s

NO.

El4 133 159 74 18

125 39

198

HEAT NO. I HEAT NO. 2 NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

Bruce Munn, Nor'.h Hollywood, 21.f ' J-/• f" I 188 James Ba:es, Manual Arts (LA), 21.2 I- ;ii. J Ruby Hill, Delano, 21.7 l.f - )/, r' 2 47 Ron Osborne, Turlcck, 21.7

Dick Lund, Chico, 21.5 ~ 3 S7 Jac1de Williams, Berkeley, 21.5 3 - :J-/ • '1 . Mel Clipper, Muir. 20.6 I - ,J-1, I 1 54 Ar:.old Tripp, Crawford (SD), 2LI 't - ~/• ~ Tim Curtis, Lowell (SF), 21.3 5 7:J E-1 Buchanen, Kearny (SD), 21.2 2. - ;; 1• 1.--

]im Dotson, Richmond, 21.6 6 133 Charles Mannings, Bake~sfield, 21.G Tom Plante, Oakdale, 21.9 7 !OS Keith Weidkamp, Eure:.Ca, 21.8 Willie Dp,vis, .Ro~evelt (LA), 21.6 ~, , 8 6 Overton Williams, McClymonds, 22.3

L-'( ff"i & M Jc.ii,, /3,91111•1111Jl.- 3 - .,_,. b y Won by .............................................................. ; 2nd ...................................................................... ; 3rd .......................................... . ·--·.---------·.-···;

4th ... .. . , 5th Mark ..... .

EVENT NO. 5 180-Y ARD LOW HURDLES-PRELIMINARIES National Interscholastic Record: 18.5, Charles Tidwell (Independendence, Kansas) 1955. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 18.9, Don Armstrong (Manual Arts, L.A.) 1953; William White Qefferson, L.A.) 1956. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 19.0, Jesse Bradford (Shafter).

HEAT NO. 1 hEAT NO. 2

10:30 A.M.

LANE NO. NAME , SCHOOL, AND BEST TIME LANE

I NO.

167 104 116 75

NAME, SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

1 184 Robert Wilson, Jefferson (LA), 19.9 _ 2 174 Gilbert McCulley, Fremont (LA), 19.5 ~1 11,J 2

Gary Dalbow, Pierce (Arbuckle) , 20.0 Ernie St. Julian, El Cerrito, 19.8 Dixon Farmer, Miramonte (Ori~da),. 19.2 1...r-/1, '1 George Williams, Muir, 18.9 4 - µ- ,• I e; G

3 128 Larry Guilford, Santa Clara, 19.6 tf r 3 4 4 56 Ben Sankey, Centennial, 18.8 J. - ' . .

5 147 David Douglas, E. Bakersfield, 19.2 1 - / f - ~ 5 148 46

186

Bob Gill, Edison (Fresno), 19.2 2 ~ I 'I• 'I 6 72 Bill Hultz, Lincoln (SD) , 18.9 ;;7 If. 7 7 34 Richard Juarez, Linvingston, 19.7

6 Jim Gamer, Turlock, 19.7 a .-; Howe Alexander, Los Angeles, 19.2 3 - 1 1• l 7

8 10 Dick Guider, Oakland, 20.2 8 22 LeRoy Wise, Poly (SF) , 20.1

Won by .............................................................. ; 2nd ................................ ...................................... , 3rd ......................... ................................................... ;

4th 5th ........... ...................................................... -.... Mark ........................................................................ .

EVENT NO. 6 COLLEGE DISCUS (EXHIBITION) National Interscholastic Record: 154' 9", Edsel Wibbels (Wolback, Nebraska), 1937. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 151' 7¾", Mike Lewis (Lincoln, San Francisco) 1957.

NO. NAM E, SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

33 George Pierovich, Jackson, no mark 50 Lou Fisher, Woodland, no mark

146 Gl:,tald Nordstrom, Dos Palos, no mark 156 ~ Faggart, Poterville, no mark

NO . NAME , SCHOOL, AND BEST MARK

129 Andy Alkire, Santa Rosa, 138 15 ....s-Don Briemle, Lincoln (SF) , 139-9 73 ~ Jack Slocumbe, Millikan (LB) , 140-5

131 / Bill Hook, Ukiah, 143-7¾

10.45 A.M.

92 Peter Ott, Laguna Beach, 133 83 Jim Smith, Poly, (LB) , 135

114 :.V-Dave Wieel, Las Lo~ as ~Walnut Creek), 145-51 2

Sc..e,.__~ e-l::r-1. I'/. ..

Won b~ ....................... J.{}'~:~··•·~(p· .. ; I'll- 3 /';'-o -// , 2nd ................ ........................................... ........... ; 3rd ................................................................ . , 4th $'.:.£,..,.! ... .J.U .. ..,.. .. ~ ... Jl ... i ..... !L . ... ; 5th ....... /37.~ ... f.Y.. ............................. ; Mark ........................................................................ .

EVENT NO. 7 880-YARD 4-MAN RELAY-PRELIMINARIES National Interscholastic Record: 1:25.9, Jefferson, L.A. (Batten, W hite, Randall, and Phillips) 1956. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 1:25.9, Jefferson, L.A., 1956. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: l :27.0, Berkeley.

LANE

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

HEAT NO. 1 NAME AND BEST TIME

. I ' Z.'i" Bakersfield, 1 :28.1 j · ' · •. Glendale Hoover, 1 :28.2 ~ • I <r .).S,' (; Fremont, l:28.4 r - I : 1-~· ,, Muir, 1 ;28.5 Poly (SF) , I :29.6 Berkeley, I :30.0 I,{ - I/~<; . } Chico, 1 :31.0 Mt. Diablo, 1 :32.2

HEAT N O. 2 LANE NAME AND BEST TIME

I Poly (LB), 1:27.9 :J - / .' J...$, (; 2 Manual Arts, 1:28.3 1 - I: 2,1,7 3 Roosevelt, 1 :28.5 1./ • I I f f• ? 4 Delano, 1 :28.5 -~ - I• l--!i 1 }

5 Turlock, I :29.6 6 McClymonds, I :30.8 7 Jefferson (Daly City), I :31.5 8 McClatchy, I :31.6

10:50 A.M.

Won by ............................................................. .( 2nd ............... ................. ...... ......... ......... .... .... .... . , 3rd ..................... ...................................................... ;

4th ...................................................................... ; 5th ........................................ ......................... ..... ; Mark ..................... ........................ ........................... .

EVENT NO. 8 POLE VAULT National Interscholastic Record: 15' O", James Brewer (No. Phoenix) 1957. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 13' 9 1/8", Ronald Morris (Burroughs, Burbank) 1953. 1957 State C.1.F. Champion: 13' 6", Voyce Hendrix (Riverdale) .

NO. NAME, SCHOOL, AND BEST MARK NO . NAME, SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

132 Buddy Kuhn, Bakersfield, 12-11 170 Henry Aguirre, Belmont, 13-10½ M 27 Jerry Kanada, Ceres, 11-6 206 Ern ie Jones, Wi lson (LA), 13-5½

102 Phil White, Carmel, 12-0 141 Richard W ill iam, Delano, 12-11 101 Joe Legallet, Carmel, 12-0 164 Ronald James, Enterprise, 12-0 21 Jessie Si rles, Poly (SF), 12-3 P

204 Ken Olson, Van Nuys, 13-2¼ 11 Don Schaefer, Oakland, 13-1¼ V

· 81 Mel Hein, Pasadena, 13-7 29 Bibbie Lentz, El Camino, 12-10 63 Roger Olander, Grossmont, 13-5¾

1 :00 P.M.

121 D~n Beal, Palo Al~o, 12-7 i A Won by . .f .. u.,,.~ .............. c:-: .. ::: ......... J .............. ; 2nd

,I 65 John Rose, Glendale Hoover, 14-¼

.....•.. .•• 1 ...••.••••••. •• •••• ••••••.•..•••••••• ••.. :3:-r-- .. -; 3rd .: ....................................... ................... ': .. . f.~~ 4th ... 1-:. .- .... . A .................. . .......... ............ ... / ; 5th .................. ............................................. ...... . ; Mark ........ tLf--{ ................................................... .

EVENT NO. 9 HIGH JUMP National Interscholastic Record: 6' 9¾", Walter Mangham, Jr. (New Castle, Pa.) 1956. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 6' 9 3/8", Charles Dumas (Centennial, Compton), 1955. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 6' 8", Bob Avant (Hart).

NO. NAME, SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK NO. NAME , SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

94 Steve Carnahan, Alameda, 6-0 19 Harry Howard, Mission (SF), 6-2 43 Denny DeHart, San Juan, 6-4 4 Mike Ferguson, Fremont (Oakland), 6-2

140 Fred Smith, Delano, 6-2 51 Morris Cotter, Yuba City, 6-2

1:00 P.M.

181 Carl Burnett, Jefferson (LA), 6-4¾ , / 158 Bob George, Chico, 6-3½ 182 Ivory Howard, Jefferson (LA), 6-5¾ Y 113 Art Dalby, Las Lomas (Walnut Creek), 6-3½ 183 Frank Thomas, Jefferson ,(LA), 6-3 60 Joe Faust, Culver City, 6-7 99 Lynn Gold, Camden (Campbell), 6-1 80 Ray Nickelberry, Oxnard, 6-7

154 Delmer McAlister, Madera, 6-2¼ A 1 [ , 52 Paul Stuber, Bellflower, 6-8¼

::nby(,~~; ... ''"it '.: ::: ;~l~~; •• z ••••• l,i}f •••••••••• : ::B~f'~':l£;iZ••···· ;~~ •••••••• : EVENT NO. 10 12-POUND SHOT PUT· National Interscholastic Record: 64' ¾", Clark Branson (Pasadena) 1957. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 64' ¾", Clark Branson (Pasadena) 1957. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 64' ¾", Clark Branson (Pasadena) 1957. NO. NAME . SCHOOL. ANO BEST MARK NO . NAME . SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

1:30 P.M.

13 Don Meek, Balboa (SF), 50-4¾ 5 Jim Migliardi, Fremont (Oakland), 52-8 J:l

131 Bill Hook, Ukiah, 56-6¼ f'/IA-/ / 3/ 173 Bill Peters, Fairfax, 57-¼ I"" - fJ - Sb· 7 /f

193 Lou Fasano, North Hollywood, 53-11¼ 157 Jodie Pierce, Anderson, 54-9 108 John Sutro, Harry Ells (Richmond), 55-5¾ 33 George Pierovich, Jackson, 55-8½

IJ: Tony Angell, North Hollywood, 58-1¼ 88 John Chamberlain, Riverside, 58-3½ 73 Jack Slocumbe, Millikan (LB), 61-2¼

14) Chester Rooters, Eidson (Fresno), 59-1 50 Lou Fisher, Woodland, 56-3½ 145 Gerald Nordstrom, Dos Palos, 59-71/8

107 Hank Hudson, Harry Ells, 56-4½

Won by ).1 .. < .. f'.:·"··""'·····~•·····.b_l.~.4.t.i,, ........ ;

83 Jim Smith, Poly (LB), 61-2¾

2nd .C.J~.f?~~':A ................... b.o.~.'-l.1

6.-:; 3rd .. ~f.\''.L!T.tl ..................... ~~~ .. 1/.~ ....... .. ... ; 4th ...... ~ ..... ,.o.JC:,. ........................ ..J:7.:.~ ...... ; 5th .. r. .. ... c:.r..fc .. 1-:.L: ........................ S:,~.-J. ...... ; Mark .............. h .. 1.:-::.4..

1/"l, ....................................... .

EVENT NO. 11 BROAD JUMP National Interscholastic Record: 25' 4¼", Monte Upshaw (Piedmont} 1954. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 25' 4¼", Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) 1954. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 23' 8½", Luther Hayes (San Diego, Lincoln).

NO. NAME . SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK NO. , NAME . SCHOOL. AND BEST" MARK

1 :30 P.M.

168 Douglas Johnson, Princeton, 21-5½ 183 Frank Thomas, Jefferson (LA), 23-½ i> ;;.J ~ 34 Richard Juarez, Livingston, 21-91/8 139 Effton Jones, Delano, 23-1

124 John Pastinieks, Palo Alto, 22-2 71 4--'Blil Evanson, La Puente, 23-6½ 31 John Skaggs, Franklin (Stockton), 22-4 89 John Howard, San Bernardino, 23-2½

115 Terry Baker, Menlo Atherton, 22-6½ 145 Clifford Stahl, Dinuba, 23-4¾ 2.., '- 1

!OS Jim Zamlich, Fremont (Sunnyvale), 22-7¼ 53 Steve Rogers, Brawley, 23-9 ? 197 Edward Collins, Roosevelt (LA), 22-7½ 21 Jessie Sirles, Poly (SF), 23-10 ·

2 Sheridan Downey, Castlemont, 22-9¾ ¥) 198 Willie Davis, Roosevelt (LA), 25-5

:tt :T_:;;'~•······~·i,~i : ::: ~;::~.~,;,~~·~·····••";i;.:;;.: :2~•··········=!?:'.•'. EVENT NO. 12 880-YARD RUN National Interscholastic Record: 1:52.3, Don Bowden (Lincoln, San Jose) 1954. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 1:52.7, Jim Cerveny (Mission Bay, San Diego) 1957. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 1:52.7, Jim Cerveny (Mission Bay, San Diego) 1957.

LANE NO . NAME, SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

I 58 William Crowley, Compton, 1 :54.0 1 137 Leland Shepherd, Chowchilla, l :57.7 M

5 127 Bruce Logan, Salinas, 1 :5718 5 172 · Bill Matheson, Eagle Rock, l :58.4

2 91 Milford Dahl, Santa Ana, 1:57.8 2 3 Richard Klier, Castlemont, I :58.3 V--

6 79 Doug Hall, Newport, 1:57.8 6 166 Der-mis Varley, Lasse, 1:59.3

3 95 Dennis Boyle, Bellarmine (San Jose), 1:56.'l 7 100 Mike Morse, Campbell, I :57.9 3 175 Alfred Gentry, Fremont (LA), I :58.3 7 14 James Smith, Balboa (SF), 1:59.7

2:00 P.M.

--! 44 John Richardson, Sonora, I :57.2 -! 152 Dick Woods, Fresno, 1:58.8

8 40 Mike Andrews, Oroville, I :58.2 8 180 Warren Farlow, Hollywood, l:58.6n 1)

Won by .... (;r.§.~.1.I~.'(. ....... 1 .. f.!.5-.: .. 'J .......... ; 4th .... J(L1.L .. lc ... ...l :sS.7 ················;

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2nd /4,!.! .. fri@t,-_t!)·~·)· ····..J.:£.(,.£ ............ ; 3rd ................ ....... .... f. ..... L ....... .. :. f . ,--, .. \ ............. ;

5th ... P.IJ.f!.~ ............... /'.J~?.: .. ~ ............ ; Mark ........... f.=.f.:?..'..1:-. ........................................... .

-Pause ... Refresh

The HELD AT DATE

l. Fresno ............................. April 3, 1915 ................. ·-···· 2. Los Angeles ................... April 3, 1916 ........................ . 3. Berkeley .......................... April 28, 1917 ...................... . 4. Sacramento ..................... April 27, 1918 ...................... . 5. San Bernardino ............. April 26, 1919 ...................... . 6. Bakersfield ......... : ............ April 24, 1920 ...................... . 7. Berkeley .......................... April 30, 1921... ................... . 8. Stockton .......................... May 6, 1922 ......................... . 9. Los Angeles ................... May 12, 1923 ....................... .

10. Taft ............... .. ................. May 10, 1924 ....................... . 11. Sanford ............................ May 9, 1925 ......................... . 12. Los Angeles ................... May 8, 1926 ......................... . 13. Modesto .................... : ..... May 7, 1927 ......................... . 14. Selma ............................... May 5, 1928 ......................... . 15. Los Angeles ................... May 11, 1929 ...................... . 16. Berkeley .......................... May 10, 1930 ....................... .

17. Visalia ............................. May 23, 1931... ................... . 18. Modesto .......................... May 21, 1932 ....................... . 19. Los Angeles ................... May 21, 1933 ........ ... ............ . 20. Berkeley .......................... May 19, 1934 ....................... . 21. Fresno .......................... .... May 25, 1935 ....................... . 22. Gridley ............................ May 22, 1936 ....................... . 23. Long Beach ................... May 27, 1937 ....................... . 24. Hollister .......................... May 28, 1938 ....................... . 25. Los Angeles ................... May 27, 1939 ....................... . 26. Visalia ............................. May 25, 1940 ........... ............ . 27. San Jose ........................ May 25, 1941... ................... . 28. Compton ......................... May 25, 1946 ....................... . 29. Visalia ............................. May 31, 1947 ....................... . 30. Berkeley ..................... ..... May 29, 1948 ....................... . 31 . Coliseum, L.A ............... May 28, 1949 ....................... . 32. Sacramento ............... ...... May 27, 1950 ....................... . 33. Berkeley .......................... May 26, 1951... .. .................. . 34. Coliseum, L.A. May 24, 1952 ...................... .. 35. Fresno .............................. May 29, 1953 ....................... . 36. Berkeley .......................... May 29, 1954 ....................... . 37. Los Angeles ................... May 28, 1955 ...................... .. 38. Chico ............................... June 2, 1956 ........................ .. 39. Berkeley .......................... June 1, 1957 ......................... .

Morning Events PRELIMINARIES-TRACK EVENTS

9:30 A.M. 100 yard dash 9:50 A.M. 120-yard high hurdles

10:10 A.M. 220-yard dash 10:30 A.M. 180-yard low hurdles 10:50 A.M. 880-yard 4-man relay

FINALS-DISCUS

10:00 A.M. High School 10:45 A.M. College

COPYRJGHT I !157, TIH COC,\-C'OLA CO\IPA!'-."Y

Sign of good taste

15.-1957

SCHOOL POINTS COACH Manual Arts (L.A.) ............ 25 Otto Fritsch Manual Arts (L.A.) ............ 37½ Otto Fritsch Coalinga ................................ 25 Charles Geer Pasadena ................................ 25 George Main Manual Arts (L.A.) ............ 21 Sid Foster L. A. High School... ............ .19 Glenn Whittle Lincoln (L.A.) ..................... 17 Tommy Davis Huntington Beach .............. .16 Ray Walker Hollywood ............................. 17½ William Page Manual Arts (L.A.) ............ 26 Sid Foster Manual Arts (L.A.) ...... ., .. .16 Sid Foster L. A. Polytechnic ................ 17 Edward Leahy Glendale ................. .. .............. 30 Normal Hayhurst Long Beach (Poly.) ............ 23 Norman Barker San Diego ............................. 22¾ Glen Broderick San Diego ............................. 11 Glen Broderick Sacramento ........................... .11 Laurence Janssen Santa Ana ............................. 11 G. A. Oliver L. A. Polytechnic ............... .19½ Edward Leahy Long Beach (Poly.) ............ 22½ Norman Barker El Centro ............................. .18 J. H. Armstrong Muir Tech, Pasadena ......... 14 Albion Walton Fullerton ................................ 13 Harold Lang Muir Tech, Pasadena .......... 18 Albion Walton Jefferson (L.A.) ................... 23½ Harry Edelson San Diego ............................. 18½ Glen Broderick Bakersfield ............................ .16 "Cap" Haralson Bakersfield ............................ .18½ "Cap" Haralson Fresno, Edison T ................. 22 Harold Bicknell Redondo Beach .................... 21 Harold Grant Washington (L.A.) ............. 24 Gail Wyatt Jordan (L.A.) ....................... 22 Bill Zazueta Jefferson (L.A.) ................... 28½ Estel Johnson Jefferson (L.A.) ................... 40 Estel Johnson Jefferson (L.A.) ................... 16½ Estel Johnson Jefferson (L.A.) ................... 29½ Estel Johnson Manual Arts (L.A.) ........... .16 2/ 3 Chas. Toney Alameda ......................... ....... .19 Lewis Jolley Centennial (Compton) ...... 29 Bill Gill Jefferson (L.A.) ................... 24 2/ 3 Estel Johnson Berkeley ............................. .... 23 Rich Hacker

Afternoon Events FINALS-TRACK AND FIELD

1:00 P.M. Pole vault and high jump l :30 P.M. Broad jump and shot put 2:00 P.M. 880-yard run 2:20 P.M. 100-yard dash 2:40 P.M. 120-yard high hurdles 3:00 P.M. 440-yard run 3:15 P.M. 220-yard dash 3:30 P.M. 180-yard low hurdles 3:50 P.M. Mile run 4:10 P.M. 880-yard 4-man relay

16-lb. Exhibition to follow the high school 12 lb. Shot event.

EVENT NO. 13 100-Y ARD DASH-FINALS 2:00 P.M. Won by .~ ... A:1~.o.t/ ......... T.O..f?.."!) .. f:rt_ ....... ; 2nd .. <'.;,. .. ~.l .. t.I .. l .............. d!iu .. 1 ••.• \.. ••.••• 1 . ..J .... ; 3rd .. n!?r.!.(.S .. ,.1 •..••.. M. ... Ji .......... q'..7.. ............. ; 4th .... G .... :,X.!.!-:-.. k+··f.· .......... !\.:lr.-:.L ... ; 5th ~.v.c..J.-:L ..... ··········'······-············•·········; Mark ....... Y.!.(-:0 ........................................................ .

EVENT NO. 14 120-Y ARD HIGH HURDLES-FINALS 2:40 P.M. Won by . .:J.t ..... !.. ....... ..................... .L1.:.L ...... ; 2nd ... G..n .. ~ .......... ..l:· ........... L .... , ................... ; 3rd ..... ~ ... 1 l .. ~ ll _1/ .. ). - f_··· ·······················-········;

4th .... J; ......................... S ... ~.! ..... ~{4.: .. h ......... ; 5th ..... ~.• ........ ~ •..... ( .......................................... ; Mark ..... ~.1: .. J ......................................................... .

EVENT NO. 15 440-YARD DASH National Interscholastic Record: 46.7, Jerry White (Corcoran) 1956. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 46.7, Jerry White (Corcoran) 1956. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 47.9, Fred Dewitt (Berkeley). LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST TIME

3:00 P.M.

1 18 Tim Curtis, Lowell (SF), 48.6 5 147 David Douglas, East Bakersfield, 49.0 1 153 Joe Hernandez, Garces Memorial, 49.1 5 199 Jerome Wills, Roosevelt (LA), 49.6 2 116 Dixon Farmer, Miramonte (Orinda), 48.7 2 126 Len Breschini, Salinas, 49.3

6 87 Bruce McCullough, Pomona, 48.4 6 171 Bob Johnson, Eagle Rock, 49.8;

3 28 George Cohen, Edison (Stockton), 48.7 3 195 Gary Comer, Reseda, 49.2 I

7 42 Al Biancani, Rio, 49.0 7 96 Leroy Whittle, Berkeley, 49.9

4 90 Steve Schwartz, St. Francis, 48.3 8 59 Willie Williams, Compton, 49.0 4 165 Bill Morris, Lassen, 49.6 8 12 Atries Palmore, Oakland Tech, 50.5

Won by .... ':t ........... 1-. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ; 2nd .......... '::.E .. r~ .............. ~.:., .. 1. .••••••••••••••••••• ; 3rd ······-···-·····························································

4th .. V,, .L ...... l. :::1~.\ ............................. 4 ...... 1..; 5th ... r .1 . .11 .... 1.\ ............................... Li'i· ......... ; Mark ....... 4k,.h ... ................................................... .

EVENT NO. 16 16-POUND SHOT PUT (EXHIBITION) National Interscholastic Record: 53' 4¾", Mike McKeever (Mt. Carmel, L.A.) 1957. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 53' 4¾", Mike McKeever (Mt. Carmel, L.A.) 1957.

NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

5 Jim Migliard, Fremont (Oakland), no mark 131 Bill Hook, Ukiah, no mark

3:00 P.M.

13 Don Meek, Balboa (SF), no mark 149 Chester Rooters, Edison (Fresno), no mark 33 George Pierovich, Jackson, no mark 50 Lou Fisher, Woodland, no mark

88 .,._ John Chamberlain, Riverside Poly, 50 83 Jim Smith, (LB), 50-5

107 Hank Hudson, Harry Ells (Richmond), no mark 14 '> Ge~ald Nordstrom, Dos Palos, 51 108 John Sutro, Harry Ells, no mark

Won by .. .5. .... ~ .......... .Y ..................................... ; 2nd

73 Jack Slocumbe, Millikan, 51-6

....... ··············.r·(f:..! .................... ' ............... ; 3rd ··························································1/,····l/'.r .. ;

4th ........... J:.t ....................................... 11:f ....... ; 5th .. n: .. .. i~.ST.I.1.i .. : .. ··············•······11.t.. ...... ; Mark ........ .).f .... .l .. !..i••··········································•

EVENT NO. 17 "? ~ w ') 220-Y ARD DASH-FINALS 3: 15 P.M. Won by ... ~ .. ~ .. \ .. ! .......... , ............ ~YLl?. ........ ; 2nd ...... i. , . . ............. 1 ...•.•••••.• - .•...•....•....•...•••...... ; 3rd ........ , ........ J. ................ .. ........................ , .......... ;

I 4th .W..Ll,-.\.L.Y.t-M.£ ....... ~ .. ~.f.~.!:.t.~ ....... ; 5th :f'.?..~ .. cJ.~!.H~ ............... ... .. ................. ; Mark ..... ... . 2.9. .. •?.. ............................................... .

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EVENT NO. 18 180-YARD LOW HURDLES-FINALS 3:30 P.M. Won by .Tu.Y...G: .. !:-.L .. $ .................... /.1.: .-? ... ; 2nd .......................... , ........................................... , 3rd ........ v.tf..!r.-: ..................................................... ; 4th .... , ........ (f./.. .............................. J-0.~ .. Y ... ; 5th .\.. .! ....... 1 ..•.•.•..•. ~ •.•....•... . ................. ic;, .. v. ; Mark ............. ../.1.! . .r:2 .............................................•

EVENT NO. 19 ONE MILE RUN 3:50 P.M. National Interscholastic Record: 4: 16.l, James Bowers (DeKalb, Illinois) 1956. State C.I.F. Meet Record: 4:20.0, Tod White (Newport Harbor) 1955. 1957 State C.I.F. Champion: 4:20.2, Tim Roelen (San Fernando). LANE NO. NAME, SCHOOL, AND BEST MARK LANE NO. NAME. SCHOOL. AND BEST MARK

1 57 Woody Covington, Compton, 4:22.0 5 122 George Linn, Palo Alto, 4:25.3 1 20 Andy Loobey, Poly (SF), 4:30.0 5 196 Ted Ragsdale, Reseda, 4:35.ln 2 61 Jack Hudson, El Cajon, 4:24.5 2 l Ken Cadinha, Castlemont, 4:32.5

6 130 Bill Yaley, Serra (San Mateo), 4:26.5 6 30 Wendell Eliason, Escalon, 4:37.6 I

3 62 LeRoy Neal, Fullerton, 4:32.Sn 7 l!:0 Fre::I Keenam, Exeter, 4:27.8 3 187 Eddie Rosas, Lincoln (LA), 4:31.4 7 IGJ Earl De:rick, Quincy, 4:37.6 4 123 John Northway, Palo Alto, 4:24.8 3 151 Eddie Hamlin, Fresno, 4:28.8 4 203 Tom Webb, University, 4:30.8 3 41 Bill Wilson, Placer (Auburn), 4:38.9

Won by \ .. <>.1 .. 1 .. r. .. ~ ... T.r ..................... , ... 1 ..... r. .. ; 21:l ... \l.t:> ... .('l~ .................................... t ......... ; 3rd .. , .. a ............................................... . '.1.-.7.'.~ .. . ;

4th .. ·- ..... 'fl., .................. ............ t..1.1 . .Ll. ... ; S:h I IN I • -,, .-. .

...................................................................... , Mark ....... ~.\'1·3 ... 'J ................................................ .

EVENT NO. 20 880-YARD FOUR MAN RELAY-FINALS 410 P.M. Won by ....................................... \.·.,.:':'. ............... ; 2nd ...... , ....................... l-........ J .... l::.~ ... ' ........... ; 3rd .................. .J.'. .. ~ .. ~.'f.. .................... '. .. '..2:-.. : ... ....... ;

4th ~.t:., ... J.t.L'."t ................ .\.\.l.-:'f ., .. 'l.. ..... ; 5th n{'E ... 5.f:-..1 . .f.(,.Q.~ ........ / .... >1: .. ( ...... ; Mark ......................................... .. ............................. .

OAKLAND SECTION

Castlemont I. Cadinha, Ken. Mile 2. Downey, Sheridan, Broad Jump 3. Klier, Richard, 880

Fremont i. Ferguson. Mike, High Jump 5. Mlgliard, Jim, 16-lb. & 12-lb.

Shot put McClymonds

6. Williams, Overton, 220. 100, Relay

7. Jones, Relay 8. Patton, Relay 9. Bartholomew, Relay

Oakland 10. Guider, Dick, High hurdles,

Low hurdles 11. Schaefer, Don , Pole vault

Oakland Tech 12. Palmore, Atries, 440

SAN FRANCISCO SECTION

Balboa 13. Meek, Don , 16-lb. & 12-lb. shot

put 14. Smith, James , 880

Lincoln 15 . Briemle, Don, Discus HS &

college 16. Mentzer, Len, High hurdles 17. Tank, Edward, 100

Lowell 18. Curtis, Tim. 440, 220

Mission 19. Howard, Harry, High Jump

Polytechnic 20. Loobey, Andy, Mile 21. Sirles, Jessie, Broad jump,

pole vault 22. Wise, Leroy, Low hurdles 23. Jen kins. Ellis. Relay 24. Jenkins, Alex Relay 25. Franklin, Harold. Relay 26. Lewis , Gary, Relay

SAC-JOAQUIN SECTION

Ceres 27. Kanada, Jerry, Pole Vault

Edison (Stockton) 28. Cohen. George, 440

El Camino 29. Lentz , Bibbie, Pole Vault

Escalon 30. Eliason, Wendell, Mile

Franklin (Stockton) 31. Skaggs. John , Broad Jump

Grant (Sacramento) 32. Jennings. Ralph. High hurdles

Jackson 33. Pierovich, George. 16-lb. shot

put. 12-lb. shot put, HS & college discus

Livingston 34. Juarez, Richard , Low hurdles,

Broad jump

McClatchy (Sacramento) 35. Dumm . Rich. Relay 36. Nance, Sam, Relay 37. Huff. Riley. Relay 38. Breman, George. Relay

Oakdale 39. Plante. Tom, 100. 220

Oroville 40. Andrews, Mike. 880

Placer (Auburn) 41. Wilson, Bill. Mile

Rio (Sacramento) 42. Biancani. Al, 440

San Juoan 43. DeHart. D eony. High Jump

Sonora 44. R ichardson. John. 880

Stagg 45. Sullivan. Greg. High hurdles

Turlock 46. Garner. Jim , 100. Low hurdles.

Relay 47. Osborne, Ron . 220. Relay 48. Mares . Abe , Relay ➔9 . Davenport. Bob , Relay

ENTRIES

Woodland 50. Fisher, Lou , HS & College

discus, 12,lb. & 16-lb. shot put Yuba City

51. Cotter, Morris , High Jump

SOUTHERN SECTION

Bellflower 52. Stuber, Paul. High jump

Brawley 53. Rogers, Steve. Broad jump

Cra wlord ( San Diego) 54. Tripp, Arnold. 220

Centennial (Compton) 55. James, Floyd, high hurdles 56. Sankey, Ben, low hurdles

Compton 57. Covington. Woody, Mile 58. Crowley, William. 880 59. Williams, Willie, 440

Culver City 60. Faurst. Joe , High jump

El Cajon 61. Hudson, Jack. Mile

Fullerton 62. Neal. LeRoy , Mile

Grossmont 63. Olander, Roger , Pole vault

Helix ( La Mesa) 64. Ernest, Bill. I 00

Hoover (Glendale) 65. Rose, John, Pole vault 66. Rhodes. Stan. Relay 67. Hinrichs. Ron , Relay 68. Dye, Wayne , Relay 69. Marshall. John, Relay

Kearney (San Diego) 70. Buchanen, l'!d, 100, 220

La Puente 71. Evanson, Bill, Broad jump

Lincoln (San Diego) 72. Hultz. Bill. high hurdles, low

hurdles Millikan (Long Beach)

73. Solcumbe. Jack, 12-lb. & 16-lb. shot put; HS & college discus

Muir 74. Clipper. Mel. 220. 100, relay 75. Williams, GeorAe, low hurdles 76. King. Valley , Relay 77. Lewis. Jaicee. Relay 78. Traylor , D .. Relay

Newport 79. Hall. Doug. 880

Oxnard 80. Nickelberry, Ray, High jump

P ;osadena 81. Hein. Mel. Pole vault

Polytechnic (Long Beach) 82. Andrews. Dee, high hurdles. relay 83. Smith. Jim. HS & College discuss

P-lb. & 16-lb. shot put 84. D avis, Dick. Relay 85. Galbreath. Jerry. relay 86. Barbee, Bill. relay

Pomona 87. McCullough. Bruce . 440

Riverside 88. Chamberlain. John. 12-lb. & 16-lb.

shot put

S , n Bernardino 89. Howard, John, Broad jump

S i. Francis 90. Schwartz, Steve, 440

S '1- nta Ana 91. Dahl. Milford . 880

L ~q :ma Beach 92. Ott. Peter. college- discuss

NORTH COAST SECTION

Ac<tlanes (Lafayette) 93. Fox , Ernie, High hurdles

Alameda 94. CarnJham. Steve. H igh jump

Bellarmine (San Jose) 95. Boyle . Dennis. 880

Berkeley 96. Whittle. Leroy. 440. Relay 97. Williams. Jackie . 220. 100. Relay 98 . Patterson , Ken , Rela y

C,mden (Campbdl) 99 . Gold. Lynn . H igh Jump

Campbell 100. Morse, Mike, 880

Carmel IOI. Legallet, Joe , Pole vault 102. White. Phil. Pole vault

El Cerrito 103. Flemons , Jim, 100 104. St. Julian, Ernie, 180 Low

Hurdles , 120 High Hurdles

E ureka 105. Weidkamp, Keith, 220

Fremont (Sunnyvale) 106. Zamlich, Jim, Broad jump

Harry Ells (Richmond) 107. Hudson, Hank , 12-lb. & 16-lb.

shot put 108. Sutro, John , 12,lb .. & 16-lb.

shot put

Jefferson (Daly City) 109. Lamendola, Leonard , Relay 11 O. Burch, Doug . Relay 111. Garcia, Pete, Relay 112. Martinez, Sonny, Relay

Las Lomas (Walnut Creek) 113. Dalby. Art . High jump 114. Wieel. Dave , HS & college

discus

Menlo Atherton I 15. Baker , Terry, Broad jump

Miramonte (Orinda) 116. Farmer , Dixon , 180, 440

Mt. Diablo 117. Casey, Gerald, Relay I 18. Deaton. Roger, Relay 119. Flint , John, Relay 120. Trette, AI. Relay

Palo Alto 121. Beal, Don, Pole vault 122. Linn, George, Mile 123. Northway, John, Mile 124. Pastinnieks , John , Broad jump

Richmond 125. Dotson , Jim, 100, 220

Salinas I 26. Breschini, Len, 440 127. Logan, Bruce , 880

Santa Clara 128. Guilford, Larry , High hurdles,

Low hurdles ,

Santa Rosa 129. Alkire, Andy, HS & college

disc'us

Serra ( San Mateo ) 130. Yaley. Bill , Mile

Ukaih 131. Hook. Bill . HS & college discus,

12-lb. and 16-lb. shot put

CENTRAL SECTION

Bakersfield 132. Kuhn. Buddy. Pole vault 133. Mannings, Chas , 100, 220, Relay 134. Young. Relay 135. McCoy, Relay 136. Mannings, Cecil. Relay

Chowchilla 137. Shepherd. Leland. 880

Delano 138. Hill. Ruby. 100. 220 139. Jones. Effton. Broad jump. relay 140. Smith. Effton. High jump 14 1. William. Richard. Pole vault 142. Brown. Relay 143. Sudds. Relay 144. Hill. Relay

Dinuba 145. Stahl. Clifford. Broad Jump

Dos Palos 146. Nordstrom. Gerald. 12-lb. & 16-lb.

shot put , HS & college discus

East Bakersfield 147. Douglas , David. ISO low hurdles.

440

Ed'so, (Fresno) 148. Gill. Bob . 110 high hurdles. low

hurdles H9. Rooters . Chester. 12-!b. & 16-lb .

shot pur

B11cta 1)0. t<eenam , Fred, tvlile

Fresno 151. Hamlin, Eddie, Mile 152. Woods. Dick, 880 Garces Memorial (Bakersfield) 153. Hernandez, Joe, 440 Madera 154. McAlister, Delmer, High Jump Merced 155. Winston, Lloyd, high hurdles Porterville 156. Faggart, HS & College discus

NORTHERN SECTION

Anderson 157. Pierce, Jodie, 12-lb. shot put Chico 158. George, Bob, High jump 159. Lund, Dick, 220 160. Relay 161. Relay 162. Relay 163. Relay Enterprise (Redding ) 164. James Ronald , Pole Vault Lassen (Susanville) 165. Morris Bill, 440 166. Varley , Dennis, 880 Pierce (Arbuckle) 167. Dalbow, Gary , Low Hurdles, High

Hurdles . Princeton 168. Johnson , Douglas, broad jump Quincy 169. Detrick , Earl, mile

LOS ANGELES CITY SECTION

Belmont 170. Aguirre, Henry, Pole vault

Eagle Rock 171. Johnson , Bob. 440 172. Matheson , Bill, 880 Fairfax 173. Peters. Bill. 12-lb. shot put Premont 174. McCulley . Gilbert, high hurdles,

low hurdles 175. Gentry, Alfred, 880 176. Lorick . Anthony , Relay 177. Mitchell. Ronald. Relay Hollywood 180. Farlow. Warren, 880 Jefferson 181. Burnett. Cad. High jump 182. Howard , Ivory . High jump 183. Thomas , Frank. Broad jump,

high jump 184. Wilson , Robert , high hurdleo,

low hurdles Jordan (Los Angeles) 185. Watson, Hubie . 100 Los Angeles 186. Alexander. Howe. low hurdles Lincoln (Los Angeles) 187. Rosas. Eddie, Mile Manual Arts 188. Bates, James . 100. 220 189. Taylor. Ernest. Relay 190. Harris . Ken , Relay 191. Powell . Dale. Rela y North Hollywood 192. Angell . Tony . 12-lb. shot put 193. Fasano. Lou . 12-lb. shot put 194. Munn. Bruce. 220

Rese-da 195. Comer. Gary. 440 196. Ragsdale. Ted. Mile

Roosevelt 197. Collins. Edward. Broad jump 195. Davis. Willie. 220. 100. Broad

jump 199. Wills. Jerome. -!·W 0 00. Fd Collins 201. Frank Lopez 202. Jerome Wills

U-:iivers ity 20J. VVebb. Tom. ~Iile

Van Nuys 20-L Olson. Kea. Pole vault

Venice ~05. McLe:1don , Le-s. High hurdles

'Wils0n (Los Angeles) ~06. J0:1es. Ernie. Pole Vault Banning

:o9. Gaskill. Lynn, 100

STATE C.I.F. TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS - 1915-1957

(Record Holders Listed in Italics)

100-YARD DASH

1915--Roy Brown (Sacramento) •... ..•..•.. .•• .................. ••••...... 10.2 1916-Charley Paddock (Pasadena) .....•...••....•••••••.••.•.•..•.••••.... 10.4 1917-Jack Melville (Berkeley) ......•......•••••••••.••..•.•.•••••••••••... 10.0 1918--Charley Paddock (Pasadena) •••..•..• ..•••••• ••••..•.•••• . •..••....•. 10.2 1919--Al Wright (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ....•. ...•••..•••••..•.•..•.••..•.•. • 10.4 1920-Eddie Sudden (Lick-Wilmerding, San Francisco) ..................... 10.0 1921-Vemon Blenkiron (Compton) ..•.•••...••.••.••••.••.••.••••••.•.•••. 10.2 1922-Herschel Smith (San Fernando) ...................................... 10.4 1923--Eddie Pollock (Pasadena) .•.........••...•••.••••.•..•••...........•. 10.0 1924-Vic Klein (Hollywood) ....•.•.•• . ..•••.••..••.•..••••..•.•••••.•.... 10.1 1925-Vernon "Junior" Hanford (Manual Arts) ............................ IO.I 1926-Dick Wehner (Brawley) ...••••••• .••• ••.••..•••...•.••..••..•........ 9.8 1927-Frank Wykoff (Glendale) ...•..•. .•..•• . .•.•••• ••••••.••.............. 9.8 1928-Frank Lombardi (Los Angeles) ........................................ 9.6 1929--Jim Wilson (San Diego) .........•....••••.•...•.•..•............... 9.8 1930--AI Koenig (Huntington Beach) •...••....•.•..•..•...•..•............ 10.1 1931-Foy Draper /Huntington Beach) ...................................... 9.9 1932-Milton "Dubby" Holt (Hoover, Glendale) • • . • • • • • . . • . . • . . . . . . . • • . . . . 9.8 1933-Dave Siegel (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) • . • . • • . • • • • . • • • . • . . . . • • . . • . . . 10.0 1934-Mack Robinson (Muir, Pasadena) ...........•.....•................. 10.0

1935-Bob Frick (San Ramon-Danville) ..................................... 9.6 1936--William "Mickey" Anderson (Muir, Pasadena) ...................... 9.7 1937-Bryant Allen (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ................................ 9.8 1938-Bill Van Leuven (Wilson, Long Beach) ............................... 9.8 1939--Jack Trout (Bakersfeild) ...••••.•.••••..•••••.••.•..•.•.••.••.•...... 9.9 1940--Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach) ••••.•.••..••••.•••••••.•.•.•....... 9.7 1941-Al Jackson (Edison, Fresno) .••.••••••••••••••••••...••.•.•..••••••... 9.8 1946-Art Williams (Riverside) ..•.....•••••••.•••••••••••••••••..••••..••.• 10.0 1947-John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) ..................................... 9.9 1948-Bill Fell (Compton) ............ ... ................................... 9.7 1949--Erbie Schopper (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ................................ 9.9 19.'iO-Gary Green (Jefterson, Los Angeles) .................................. 9.9 1951-Bob Cunning (Hoover, Glendale) ... .•....• .•..••.••••..•... .••....... 9.7 1952-Herb Truner (Alameda) .......••.••.... .•••.••••.•....•..•.•.•....... 9.9 1953--Leamon King (Delano) ........................................... 9.6 1954--,lames Jackson (Alameda) ............................................. 9.6 1955--Ken Dennis (Centennial, Compton) •.•••..•..••••.•...•••••.•........ 10.0 1956-Willie White (Jefferson, Los Angeles) . . . .9.5 1957-Preston Griffen (Centennial) ......... . ........................... 9.6

220-YARD DASH

1915-Les Wark (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ....•........................... 22.0 1916-Charley Paddock (Pasadena) ........................................ 22.4 1917--Charley Paddock (Pasadena) .................................•...... 22.0 1918--Charley Paddock (Pasadena) .................................•...... 22.4 1919--Bob Allen (Redlands) ................................................ 23.8 1920--Eddie Sudden (Lick-Wilmerding, San Francisco) ..................•... 21.8 1921-Bob Allen (Redlands) ....................••...•............. . ....... 22.6 1922-Walter Wickersham (Bakersfield) ............••...................... 24.2 1923--Bob Lee (Franklin, Los Angeles) ..........•......•............•....... 22.2 1924-Archie Woodyard (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ....................•....... 22.5 1925--Walter Floyd (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ........................•....... 22.6 1926-Elam Kirks (El Monte) ..............................•. .. ............. 22.1 1927-Frank Wykoff (Glendale) ........................................... •21.0 1928-Frank Lombardi (Los Angeles)

Frank Wykoff (Glendale) ............................................ 21.4 1929--Jim Wilson (San Diego) ....................... ... ................... 21.4 1930--Ashley Burch (Jordan, Los Angeles) ......•........................... 21.8 1931-Ashley Burch (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...............•.•...••....•.•.•.. 21.5 1932-George Anderson (Muir, Pasadena) ..............•.••.••......•..•••.. 21.8 1933--George Anderson (Muir, Pasadena) ................................. 21.2 1934-Brainard Worrill (Muir, Pasadena) .................................. 21.8

1935--Burt Price (Excelsior, Norwalk) ........................... .......... , *21.2 1936-Burt Brady (Gridley) ................................................ 21.6 1937-Bryant Allen (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .................... . ........... 21.2 1938-Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach) .................... ........... ... 21.6 1939--Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach) ................................... 21.4 1940--Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach) .................................... 21.3 1941-Glen Willis (San Diego) ............................... ... ........... 21.7 1946-Ray Gregg (El Monte) ............................... ............... . 21.9 1947-John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) ..................................... 21.8 1948-John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) ......... ... .................. ..... . 21.5 1949--Erbie Schopper (Lincoln, Los Angeles) .............................. 21.6 1950--Guy Blackbum (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .............................. 21.3 1951-Leamon King (Delano) .............................................. 21.4 1952-Herb Turner (Alameda) .............................................. 21.6 1953--Leamon King (Delano) ................................. , ............ 21.4 1954--,lames Jackson (Alameda) ............................ ... .... ... ...... 21.2 1955--Bob Poynter (Pasadena) ............................................ . . 21.6 1956-Bob Poynter (Pasadena) .............................................. 21.0 1957-Preston Griffen (Centennial) ........................................ 21.3

• Record disallowed

440-YARD DASH

1915-George "Tully" Conn (Pasadena) .................... .... ............ 50.0 1916-Mark Kellogg (Fresno) ............................................... 51.4 1917-Dick Seltzer (Redlands) ................ .. ............................ 53.0 1918-George "Spec" Schiller (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ................... .49.6 1~19-Teff Wilcox (Harvard, North Hollywood) ............................ 54.2 1920-Thurmond Clarke (Los Angelees) .................................... 50.2 1921-Ed Shaw (Monrovia) ................................................ 52.2 1922-Ed Shaw /Mon,ovia) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. 54.4 !923--Vemon "Junior" Hanford (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ............... 52.6 1924-Wilbum "Lank" Talbot (Analy, Sebastopol) .......................... 51.6 1925--Walter Hanson (Mount Diablo, Concord) ........................... 51.0 1926-Cliff Grant (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .............................. 50.0 1927-Percy McArthur (Huntington Park) .................................. 51.0 1928-Carl Childreth (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ............................ 50.2 1929--Irvine "Cotton" Warburton (San Diego) ........................... .49.6 1930--Carl Satterfield (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) .......................... 50.3 1931-lohn McCarthy (Fairfax, Los Angeles) ............................... 48.7 1932-John Rout (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .............•.........•.......... SO.I 1933--Murel Gillett /El Centro) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48.4 1931--0oClg Hammond (Hollywood) ......... 50.3

1935-Howard Upton (Turlock) ............................................ . 48.9 1936-George Gray (Wilson, Long Beach) .................................. 49.9 1937-Wilbur Miller (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ............................... 49.7 1938-Bob Hogan (Piedmont) .............................................. 50.4 1939--Ken Hom (Fowler) .....................•............................ 50.5 1940--Duane Lewis (Compton) ............................................. 48.8 1941-0.B. Hughes (Whittier) ............................................. .49.9 1946-Norm Stocks (San Diego) ........................................... .49.3 1947-Luther Butler (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ............................... .49.4 1948-Fred Thompson (Jordan, Los Angeles) .... . ...... . .................... 49.2

Luther Butler (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .............................. .49.8 Two hea~s

1949--George Adrain (Hollywood) ....................•......... ......... .49.3 1950--Sherman Miller (Napa) ............................................. .48.8 1951-Jack North (Jordan, Long Beach) ................•............. .... . .49.7 1952-Lanny Carter (Orange) .................................•........... .48.8 1953--X.L. Emerson (Richmond) .............•........... ................ . .49.2 1954--Bruce Kitchen (Riverside) ................ . . . ........................ 48.7 1955--Jerry White (Corcoran) ............................................. .48.7 1956--Jerry White (Corcoran) ...............••.....••..•..........••..... . 46.7 1957-Fred Dewitt (Berkeley) .............................................. .47.9

880-YARD RUN

1915-Gerald Blankenship (Visalia) ........ . ............................. 1:59.8 1935-Ralph Wood (Carpinteria) .............•................... .. ..... 1:57.6 1916-Colin Kilby (Coalinga) . . ....................................... 2:02.8 1936-Jerry Lopes (Placer, Auburn) ...................................... 1:57.1 1917-Harleigh Baker (Fillmore) ..........•.................... . ..... 2:02.0 1918-Kcn Saunders (Pa:adena) .. 2:(2 8 1910--TP.rry Pea:-cP (BPrk"'lcy) :>·"<'! ..._ 1920--Paul Stroud (Perris) ........... , .. 1:59.4 1921-Elmer Boyden (Vallejo) ............................................ 1:59.2 1922-Irving Thomas (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ........................ 2:04.6 1923--Earl Lockhart (Sacramento) . .. . . . ............................ 1:59.0 1924-Ed Gloege (Covina) . . . . . . ................................ I :59. i 1925--Alex McKinnon (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ............. . .......... 1:59.8 1'1?,,..,__Do·ig Knowlr:<; f13a'<c:sfield) ............... /.:0 1 0

1927-Bill McGeagh (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ........................... 2:02.8 I ,oq_Herh Welch /Vi 0 alia\ .................... 2:nl 2 1929--Herb Welch (Visalia) ............................. . ........ . ....... I :58.4 1930--Al Hassan /Jefferson, Los Angeles) ........................... .. .... 2:00.i \931-Carl Satterfield (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ....................... 1:57.6 .932-Ray Cartwright (Santa Ana) ....................................... 2:00.6 1933--Bill McCurdy (Tamalpais, Mill Valley) ............................ 2·:1J0 .. J •. 1934-Mel Nickerson (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .................... · ...... I :58.4

1937-Jim Lawson (Jordan, Los Angeles) ................................ 1:59.7 1938-Leroy Weed (Coachella) ........................................... I :58.8 1939-Paul Christensen (Beverly Hills) .................................. 2:01.3 1940--Roger Lane (San Rafael) .......................................... 1:57.5 1941-Thelmo Knowles (Santa Monica) .................................. 1:55.6 1946-Dan Guest (Santa Monica) ....... .. ..................•............ 2:00.5 1947-Jerome Walters (Compton) ...................................... 1:57.6 1948-Wilbur Firestone (Compton) ...................................... 1:57.8 1949-Wilbur Firestone (Compton) ...................................... 1:58.1 1950-Lang Stanley (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...............•............ 1:53.9 1951-Gene Jones (Technical, Oakland) .................................. 1:58.4 1952-Jim Briggs (Pittsburg) ............................................. 1:57.2 1953--Don Bowden (Lincoln, San Jose) ...•.............................. i:57.1 J9'i·'-·Jn Bo vden I u~co,~. San Jose) ........ J,!i'i 9 1155-Leonard Haven, / Avenal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 :57.0 1"li;-_ T'o--n Siebert (Willi~,.) .. l:~3 8 1957-Jim Cerv··nu (Mi •ios Bay) .1 :52.7

STATE C.I.F. TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS - 1915-1957 (Record Holders Listed in Italics )

ONE MILE RUN 191.',-Gerald Blankenship (Visalia) ........................ ......... ..... 4:30.0 191b-Andy Silvas (Technical, Oakland) ................................. .4:40.6 1917-Whitney Reeve (Pasadena) ..... . ..............••................... 4:37.4 1918-Jerry Pearce (Berkeley) ...............•.........•................. .4:44.4 1919-Atwood Scovel (San Bernardino) ...... . ........................... .4:47.0 1920-Charley Watts (Berkeley) . ..... ......... .. ......... . ....... .. ... . . .4:362 1921- Bill Kerr (Hunting:on Beach) . .............. ...... . . .••....... . .. . . 4:30.4 1922-Les Schwobeda (Petaluma) .......... . .... . . ..•.................... .4:40.0 1923-Earl Lockhart (Sacramento) .................... .. . .. ............... 4:31.6 1924-Lee Hansen (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) .......................... .4:37.1 1925-Chesley Unruh (El Monte) ......................•................ .4:35.2 1926--Jack Ferguson (Inglewood) .......... .. .......•...... ..... . .• ....... 4:35.7 1927--Cliff Halstead (Sacramento) ...................................... .4:33.6 1928-Dick Brooks (Redlands) .... ..... ............ ....•. ..•.. ... ...... •no time 1929-John Baker (Huntington Park) ........................... . ..... ... .4:31.1 1930--Phil Morentin (Visalia) ........... ... ....... ... ..... . ..... .. ..... .4:31.0 1931- Phil Morentin !Visalia) ..................... . . .. .... .. ............ 4:32.8 1932- Virgil Hooper (Antelope Valley, Lancaster) ... .. ....... .. ....... . .. .4:32.3 1933-Virgil Hooper (Antelope Valley, Lancaster) ...... , ......... . •...... .4:29.2 1934-Louie Zamperini (Torrance) ........................ ............ .. .4:27.8 1935-Elmer "Bud" Bayer (Paso Robles) .......... , ..••............. . ... .4:30.4

1936--Simon Scott (Tamalpais, Mill Valley) ....... .. ........ . ..... ...... 4:31.2 1937-Brice Hammack (Yreka) ..... ........... . ..... . . . ............ . ..... 4:30.4 193S-Jack Moore (Stockton) ............................................. 4:26.9 1939-John Hall (Torrance) ..............................•.............. .4:26.8 1940-Kellen Ramirez (Edison, Fresno) .... ... ................... . ... ..... 4:31.5 1941-Bob lng;am (San Jose) .................................... ....... .4:32.8 1946--Bob McMillen (Cathedral, Los Angeles) ...................•...... .4:24.0 1947--Chuck Kohl (Compton) ......................... •.. . .............. .4:29.2 1948-John Wool_le)'. (Marshall, Los Angeles) : ........................... .4:29.1 1949-Ellwyn Stnbling (Commerce, San Francisco) . .. . ......... . ..•. . .. . .4:25.I 1950-Ron Bauer (Washington, San Francisco) ..........•................ 4:23.7 1951-Allie Cage (McClymonds, Oakland) .................... .. ...... .. .4:30.7 1952-Fernando Ledesma (Compton) ....... . .............•.............. .4:32.2 1953-Bob Seaman (Reedley) ..... . ...........•....... . ......... . .... ... . .4:21.0 1954-Ty Hadley (Bellllower) ........................................... .4:25.8 1955-Tod White (Newport Harbor) ................................. . .. . 4:20.0 19Sf.-Ron Larrieu (Palo Alto) .................. . ..................... .. . 4:20.1 1957- Tim Roelen (San Fernando) ....... . ....... .. .. . .......... .. ....... .4:20.2 •(Wally Minch of Inglewood won race in 4:39.0, but was disqualified for "cut­ting in.")

880-Y ARD RELAY 1915-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ..................................... . .. . . I :34.2 1916--Manual Arts, Los Angeles ... . ................... ... ... .. . .... .. ... . 1:34.2 1917-Polytechnic, Los Angeles . . ........... . ... . ......... . . ..... ... .... . no time 1918-Manual Arts, Los Angeles .......................................... 1:33.6 1919-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ............................... ... ........ I :38.2 1920-Los Angeles ......................... ... ................ .. .......... I :33.6 1921-Los Angeles ............... . ..... . ........... .. .. . .................. I :33.6 1922-Los Angeles ......... .. .. .. ..................... ... ... . .. . ... .... ... 1:33.6 1923-Pasadena . . . . . .. . . .......... . .. . .•...........••........ . ........... I :31.4 1924-1-Iollywood ........................................... ... .. .. . .. .... 1.31.7 1925-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ........ ..•.. ......... , ................... I :30.5 1926--Hollywood ............ . ................................. ........ ... I :29.9 1927-Glendale ....................... .. ...... . ......... ... ........... . ... I :31.8 1928-Los Angeles .... . .... . ... . . . ................. . ... . .. ..... ............ I :29.6 1929-Jefferson, Los Angeles ..................... .... .. . .. .. .............. 1:30.1 1930--San Diego .... ................ ... .... . ............................. I :32.0 1931-Huntington Park ... . ......... . . . ••.........••...................... 1:29.6 1932-Polytechnic, Los Angeles ......................... .......... . . ...... 1:31.3 1933-Los Angeles .... ................... , ....... ... .... .... .............. I :28.3 1934-Manual Arts, Los Angeles . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ..................... 1:29.8

1935-Santa Monica ......... . .. . .............. .. ......................... 1:30.l 1936--Santa Monica ..........................•........••.......•......... I :29.3 1937-Muir, Pasadena ............................ .. ... . .. .. .............. 1:29.1 193S-Santa Ana ........... . ........................ .. ................... 1:31.2

\~:;~n Gl~;;.j~j; ·::::: ::::::: ·:::::::::::::::::::: :: :::::::::::::: J~:g !Etil1]::t: :i~~;~ ::::::::::::::::::::: :-: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : tiJ 1948-f ordan, Los Angeles ................................................ I :30.5 1949-McClymonds, Oakland ................... .. ...... . . . ..... . ... .. .... I :30.6 1950-Jefferson, Los Angeles ............... . . . ........ . ....... . ........... 1:28.6 1951-Polytechnic, Los Angeles ........................................... I :30.9 1952-Jellerson, Los Angeles .............................................. 1:29.0 1953-Manual Arts, Los Angeles .... ..................................... . . 1:27.6 1954-Alameda ......... .. ...... .. . . ....... . ..................... .. ...... . I :28. 7 1955-Jefferson, Los Angeles ........................................ ... . . . I :27.2 195'>-/e//erson, Los Angeles .............................................. I :25.9 1957- Berkeley .. ...... . .......... ... . . . ... .. . ........ .. .. .. ............... 1:27.0

180-YARD LOW HURDLES 1915-Jud House (Riverside) ............. . ................ . . .. .......... .. •23.8 1916--Harry Lamport (Manual, Los Angeles) ............ ... . .. . .... .. . .... 25.8 1917--Colin Kilby (Coalinga) . ........... . ........................... . ..... 25.6 1918-Harry McDonald (San Bernardino) ..... .... .... .. ........... ......... 26.6 1919-(:harley Daggs (Claremont) .......................................... 27.4 1920-Jim Fulkerson (Ventura) ............... . .... . . ... . .... .. .. ... ....... 26.4 1921- Jack Houston (Lincoln, Los Angeles) .. .. . ..... ... ..... .............. 25.4 1922-Mort Kaer (Red Bluff) . ... ........................... . ...... . ... .... 26.4 1923-Mort Kaer (Red Bluff) . .. . .. ... .. ............ ... . .... •. .............. 24.9 1924-De Wolfe Requa (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ....... . .......... .. ..... 25.4 192.5-Clarcnce Norris (Santa Maria) ..... . ................................ 25.1 1926--Jimmy Payne (San Bernardino) ............................ .. . ...... 23.9 1927-Jeddy Welsh (Pasadena) .... . .......... . ............................. 24.0 1928-Joe Bills (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ... . ...... .. ... ..... .. ... ... ..... 24.8 1929-Norman Paul (Santa Ana) ........................ ... . .. .. .. . . .. .... 24.0 1930--Norman Paul (Santa Ana) ............. .. .. .... . ... ............. . .... 24.2 1931-Plato Smart (Compton) .................... .. .............. . ........ 24.2 1932-Ben Siegel (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...............•................ 24.3 1933-Roy Kirkpatrick (El Centro) . ........... , ............................ 24.0 1934-Roy Kirkpatrick (El Centro) .......... . ... . ...... ... . .. .............. 23.9 1935-Joe Davis, (Inglewood) ............................................... 24.2 1936--Jack Russell (Fillmore) ...... .. ..... .... . . ....... . .................. 24.2

1937-George Sangster (M:1ir, Pasadena) . . ............... . .. .. ............. 23.8 1938-Tom Whitney (Roseville) ............................................ 24.6 1939-1-Ierbert Duke (Jordan, Los Angeles) ................................ 24.2 1940-Glen Shoop (I ordan, Long Beach) ................................... 24.7 1941-Ray Meagher (Bakersfield) .... . ....... . ............ . , ... ............. 24.3 1946--Bob Bacon (Redondo) ...............................•............... 24.2 1947-Hugh McElhenney (Washington, Los Angeles) ............. .. ........ 19.3 1948-Bob Mathias (Tulare) ................ . ... .. . ..... .... . ........... ... 19.6 1949-Jack Davis (Hoover, Glendale) . .. . .... . . .. ........................ .. 19.5 1950--Steve Turner (Glendale) ............................ . ................ 19.0 19ol-Dick Clarke (Glendale) . . . . ....... . ... ................. 19.5 1952-Ancel Robinson (Selma) . . .. ... .... ... ..... . . ...... . . ............... 19.4 1953-Don Armstrong (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ........ .. .............. . 18.9 1954-Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) ... ... .......................... .. ....... . 19.0 19.55-Paul Lowe (Centennial, Compton) ................. ••... ............. 19.2 1956--Jerry White (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ....... .. ....... .... ............. 19.0 1957-Jesse Bradford (Shafter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . ....... 19.0

•R<'CO:-d disa llo\\'ed. • •Tied then-existi!1,g record of 19.3 in heat. From 1915 to 1946, inclusive, the distance run was 220 yards. In 1947

it was <:hortened to 180 yards.

120-YARD HIGH HURDLES 1915-Earl Thomson (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ........................... 15.2 1916--1-larry Lamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ................••........ 16.4 1917-Earl Johnston (Fullerton) ............................................ 16.2 1918-Larry Rice (Compton) ............ . ..... . ..... .. . . ......... . ...... .. . 16.0 1919-Charley Daggs (Claremont) ............................... , ........ . . 16.6 1920-0tto Anderson (Pomona) ................... . .. .. .. .. .. .. . ... ........ 15.8 1921-Jack Houston (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ................................. 16.0 1922-Dick Blewett (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ........... .... ... . ......... 16.6 19?..3-Ross Nichols (Huntington Beach) . .. ...... . ... . . . . ... ............... 15.4 1924-Ross Nichols (Huntington Beach) . . .. . .. ...... ....... .. .............. 15.3 1925-Les Eade (Hollywood) .................... , ..........••............. 15.4 1926--Jim Meeks (Hollywood) ............................................. IS.I 1927-Jeddy Wish (Pasadena) ..................... , ....... ... .......... .. . 14.8 192S-Joe Bills (Polytechnic, Long Beach) .......•......................... 15.6 1929-Bemie Miller (Hollywood) ....... .. ...................... ..... ....... 15.4 1930--Bill Du Puy (Inglewood) ................ , ........................... 15.4 JQ31- Art Fisher (Redlands) ..... . ..... ... ..... . ... ... .......... . .......... 15.5 1932-Jack Ward (Selma) .................... . ............. , ............... 15.0 1933-Roy Staley (Santa Monica) ......... ... ............ .. ....... . ... . ..... 15.2 1934-Roy Kirkpatrick (En Centro) .................................. . ..... 14.7 1935-Johnny Lindell (Monrovia) . .. . ... .... . . . ... . .... . .... .. .... ......... I5.0 1936--Doug Busby (Sacramento) .... . ......... .. ........ .... ............... 15.7

1937-Ray Seares (Wilson, Long Beach) ................................... 15.5 IQ'J8-l 0 hn Bliewener (San Diego) ...... 1.5.3 1939-Phil Diez (Lincoln, Los Angeles)

Sam Johnson (Fillmore) . . . . . . . ... 14.9 1940-Keith Hale (Bakersfield)

Don Reiss (Burlingame) . .. . . . . . . . . .... . .......................... 14.7 1941--0mar Cowles (Palo Alto) . . . . ........................ 14 3 1946--Bob Bacon (Redondo) .. .. .. ... .... . ..... .. .. . .... . .................. 14.5 1947- l lugh McElhenny (Washington, Lo. Angeles) ...... . .................. 14 .'i 1948-Bob Mathias (Tulare) . . . . .. . . . . . . .................... . .. . .......... 14.5 1949-Jack Davis (Hoover, Glendale) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . • . . . .. . . ...... 14.4 1950-Steve Turner (Glendale) ............. ... .. , ... . .. .... ..... ....... . 14./ 1951-Don Brinker (Fresno) . . ....... . ..................................... 14.5 1952- Ancel Robinson (Selma) . . . . . . . . . . . . , ....... ... .... ........ 14.7 19.53-Ha·ry Healey (Keppel, Alhambra) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.4 1934-Rafer Johnson (Kingsburg) ......................... .. ,. .... ... ....... 14.3 19'iS-Ken Thor.,pson (Centennial, Compton) ................... . . . .. ...... 14.3 1956--Dale Messer (Lemoore) . . . . . . . . .. . ......................... .. ..... 14.2 19.57- Ken Overholser (Glendale) . . ........ . .................... . .......... 14.3

From 1915 to 1938. inclusive the hurdles measured 42 inches. In 1939 they were shortened to 39 inches.

STATE C.I.F. TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS - 1915-1957 (Record Holders Listed in Italics)

POLE VAULT 1915-Lincoln Hall (Santa Paula) .. .. . .. ...... . . . .. . . . .. .. .•.. . ...... . . 11-6 191&-Lincoln Hall (Santa Paula) . .. ....... .. . .... . .. .•.. • .. .. . . .. .... . 11-9 1917-Vance Wilbur (Sacramento) . .. . . . . .. ........... .. . .. . ..• .. ... ... . 11-0 1918-Eric Richardson (Ukiah) . . . .. . ...... . .. ..... . .. . .•. , ..• .......... 11-6 1919-Dick Emmons (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) •... • . , •• , •• .••• . .... • . 10-6 1920-Leroy Goodenough (Fillmore) ... . ... . ... . .. ... ... . ... .. . . .. . . . ... . 11-10 1921-Harold Shoebridge (Anaheim) . ...... . . •. .• •... . ... , . .. . .. . .. .. . . . 12-0 1922-Harry Smith (San Diego) . ........... ... .. .. . .... . . . .. . ..... ..... 11-11½ 1923-Lee Barnes (Hollywood)

Harry Smith (San Diego) . ..... . . .... . .... . . . ..... . ... , .. . .•... . . . 12-3¼ 1924-Lee Barnes (Hollywood) ..... . . .. .... . .. . ... . ........ ... . .. .. .. ... 12-11½ 1925-Jack Williams (Inglewood) ..... ...... .. ... ... . . .. .. . .. . . .. . .. ... 12-9¼ 192&-Marshall Beeman (Armijo, Fairfield)

Conrad Boye (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) Bill Hubbard (San Diego) Jerry Stewart (Los Angeles) . ..... . . . ..... . ... .. . . . . . .. ... . ....... . 12-4

1927- Bill Miller (San Diego) .. . .............. . . . .... .. . ... .. .... . . . . .. 12-0 1928-Bill Miller (San Diego) ............. . ..... ... ............... . .. . . 12-9½ 1929-Bill Miller (San Diego) . . .. . ... .. ........ .... ... . ... . ... .... .... . . 12-6 1930----Dave Grow (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... . ...... . .. . ....... . ... 12-6 1931- Joe Ramsey (Inglewood)

Matt Stankovich (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) . . ..................... 12-8¾ 1932-Bill Sefton (Polytechnic, Los Angeles)

Tom White (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... . .. .. ... ... .. . ....... 13-0 1933-Ed Harrison (Santa Monica) ... .. ..... . ...................... . .. . 12-7 1934-Dick Clarke (Hoover, Glendale)

Eldred Ramos (San Ram,m, Danville) Richie Rodriguez (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .... . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . 12-10

19'.»--Dick Clarke (Hoover, Glendale) . . .... . ........................ . .. 12-10½

193&-Dave Bodkin (Inglewood) . ... .. ..... ... .... . ........ ..... ....... . . 12-11 1937-Baylor Maynard (Belmont, Los Angeles) , . .......... . . ... ......... 13-1¾ 1938-Floyd Doty (Lodi)

Lawrence "Tip" McLanahan (Sacramento) . . .... . . .. ....... ...... 12-10¼ 1939-Frank Ferguson (Inglewood)

Clarence " Bud" Humber,ier (Glendale) .............. . ... ... .... . . 13-3¾ 1940 Frank Ferguson (Inglewood)

Irving Moore (Piedmont) . ....... . .. . .. ... ..•...... . ...... . ... . ... 13.0 1941-Chet Hartmann (San Benito, Hollister)

Irving Moore (Piedmont) Ernie Sontag (Tait) ... .. . ...... ...•... ........ . .......... .. . .. ... 12-6

194&-Bill Mays (Oxnard) Phil Quilter (Pasadena) ... ..... . ...... . .. . . ... . . .. .... . .... . . .. .. 12-6½

1947-George Mattos (Pacific Grove) .. ,_ . . . . .. ..... ..... .. ... .. . . . . . .... 12-6 1948-0on Barnes (Fullerton) .... ....................... . . ... ........... 12-6 1949-Jack Midman (Narbonne, Lomita) ............................... 14-4½ 1950-Dick McDonald (Wilson, Long Beach)

Harold Red \Lemoore) . . .... .... ..... . ................... . ....... . 13-½ 1951-Clarke Merri I (Belmont, Lof Angeles) ...... . ... . .. . ........•.... . 13.0 1952-Ronnie Morris (Burroughs, Burbank) . .. ... . .. .. .. . ... .. ... . ....... 13-3¾ 1953-Ronnie Morris (Burroughs, Burbank) . . .. . . . .. ..... .. .... .. . .... . . . 13-9¼ 1954-Bob McJSar. (lnglwood)

Joe Rose (Glendale) Stan Gaunt (Mt. Diablo, Berkeley) ... .... , . . . ...... .. ... . , .. . .. , . 13-0

1955-Nathaniel Finney (Jordan, Los Angeles) . . .... . .. . ... . .. . ....... .. 13-4 195&-t! ~~~ <<::l ~~~:i!i ....... ..... ........... .. .................. 13-6 1957- Voyce Hendrix (Riverdale) .. . . . ... . . .. .. . .•... . . . ......•... . .... . . 13-6

BROAD JUMP 1915-Ernie Plavan (Santa Ana) ............ .. .............. ...... ... . . . 21-2 191&-Harry Lamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) .... . , ... .. . . . . ....... 21-5¾ 1917-Gene Davis (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) . .. .. . . ...... . ..... . .... . . . 21-10½ 1918-Roy Hasselbach (Fresno) ........................... . .... .. ....... 20-11¾ 1919-Harold "Brick Muller (Technical, Oakland) ................... . .. 20-0 1920-Verden "Bud" Nash (Chino) ..... .... ......... . .. . ....... .. ..... 21-9½ 1921-Verden " Bud" Nash (Chino) . .. .. .. . . ........................... 22-4½ 1922-Verden " Bud" Nash (Huntington Beach) . .... . ...... .. ... ... .. .. . 22-5¼ 1923-Mort Kaer (Red Bluff) ....... . ...................... . ...... . .... . 23-2¾ 1924-Virgil Elliott (Huntington Beach) ..... . ... .. .............. . . , .. . .. 22-3½ 1925-Fred Osborne (Fullerton) ......... . .... . . . . ... . • ........ . ... .. . . .. 21-8½ 192&-Walter Rehwald (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ...... . .....•.. . ... • ...... 22-5 1927- Frank Wykoff (Glendale) ............ .. ..... . . . ........ . .......... 22-2 1928--Dick Barber (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... . ... . . . . .. .......... 23-5¾ 1929-Wells Ruby (Hollywood) ......... .. .. .. .... . ... .. ......... . ...... 22-7¾ 19~ eorge Shehtanian (Tulare) . .. . .......... . .. . . . ............. . .... 23-2½ 1931-Floyd Wilson (Riverside) .... . . . .. .. ................... . .. .. ...... 23-2½ 1932-Tom White (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ............... . ... . .. . ..... 22-10½ 1933-Don Skinner (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) . .......•.. .. ............ 22-8 1934-0on Skinner (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ....... . ..... . .. . . . . . .... 23-8' 4

1935-Jimmy Montgomery (El Monte) . . .... . . . ............. . ...... . ... . 23-¾ 193&-Eddie Arnold (Muir, Pasadna) ...... . . . . . ..... . .... . ........... . . 23-1¾ 1937-Bill Bugbee (Montebello) . .... . .. ... . . ... .. . . ......... . .... . ...... 23-1 1938-Bill Bugbee (Montebello) . .... . ... . . .. . . ............... . ..... . . .. . 23-7¼ 1939-Jim Jurkovich (Fresno) . . .. .. ..... ....... .................. . . . . . . 24-½ 1940-Glen Shoop (Jordan, Long Beach) .. . .. . . . .... .. ........ . . ... .•. . . 22-2½ 1941-Ray Meagher (Bakersfield) ......... .... ....... ...... ... ... .. . . . . . . 23-5¾ 194&-Carl Monser (Alameda) . ... . .... .. ... . ...... . ....... . .......... . . 22-2¾ 1947-Hugh McElhenny (Washington, Los Angeles) . . ...... . .• . ......... 22-10½ 1948-George Brown (Jordan, Los Angeles1 .. . , , .... ....... ...... ... .... 23-2¾ 1949-George Brown (Jordan, Los Angeles) . . .. . .... .. .... ... . . ......... 23-6¾ 1950-William Johnson (Jefferson, Los Angeles) . . . . . . . . .... .. . .. .... . . . 24-2¾ 1951-Bill Holland (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ........... . ... . . • .. . .. . ..... . 22-5¾ 1952-Rollin Garrison (Compton) .. ...... . .... .. ... • ........... . ...... . 23-5¾ 1953-Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) .......... . .. . ... . ...... ... . . .. . ....... 23-5 1954-Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) ..... .. . .. ... . .......... . .. . .... . ..... . 25.4¾ 1955-Bobby Baines (Jordan, Los Angeles) .. . ............ . .. . .......... 23-3½ 195&-0scar Bean (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .... . ................... • ..... 24-9 1957- Luther Hayes (Lincoln, San Diego) ... . .......... . ...... . .. . ...... 23-8½

SHOl PUT 1915-Wayne Weeks (Santa Rosa) . . ..... .. . . . .. .... . .. .. ... . . ... ....... 46-2),. 191&-Wayne Weeks (Santa Rosa) ....... . . .. . .. .. . . . .................. .47-4),, 1917-Jim Blewett (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) .. ... ... • ... . .. . .. ....... .41-9¾ 1918-Jennings Robertson (Sutter) . . ....... . .. . ....... . .. . ... . ........... 44-6 1919-Ernst Hartmann (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .... . .... . .. . ......... 42-3 1920-Clarence " Bud" Houser (Oxnard) ... . .. . . . . ........ . ... . . .. ...... 49-9 1921-Clarence "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) ..... .. . .. .... . . . ... . ...... . ... 52-0 1922-Clarence " Bud" Houser (Oxnard) . ..... .... . .. ....•.............. 55-41,'◄ 1923-Cec!l Whi.te (Modesto) ............... . ........................... 48-~j 1924-Cec,I White (Modesto) ......... . ............................... .49-7¾ 1925-Herb Fleishhacker (Menlo) ............................ . .. . ...... .49-2 192&-Maury Lauterman (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .. . ..... . .......... .. 49-¼ 1927-Harold Falter (Glendale) ...... . .. .. .• ... . .. . . ....... .. .. .. ...... .49-9¼ 19"..8-Garrett Arbelbide (Huntington Park) . . .. .. .•. ..... ........ . ..... .48-10½ 1929-Nelson Gray (Chaffey, Ontario) ...... . ...... . . ... ... . .. . .......... 53-5½ 1930----0on Carter (Franklin, Los Angeles) .. . ............ .. ............. 52-8¾ 1931-Don Carter (Franklin, Los Angeles) ........... .. .. . .. . . . . . . . ..... 52-10 1932- Bob Pyle (Pasadena) . .. .. . .......... . ..... . ......... . ............ 53-6 1933-~m Dannaldson (Hollywood) ............ . ... .. ........... . ...... 54-3 1934- ay Young (Riis, Los Angeles) ...... . ..... . .... .. ......... . ..... 55-10

1935-John Raitt (Fullerton) . ... . .... . .......... . . . . .. . . .... . . . ........ 55-5¾ 193&-Joe Hill (California Deaf, Berkeley) .... ..................... .. ... 54 5¾ 1937-Wilbur " Moose" Thompson (Modesto) ... . .... .... ....... .. ...... 55-8¾ 1938-Mario Russo (Pittsburg) ...... . ... . ............... . ......... . .... 55-5¾ 1939-Frank Minnini (Paso Robles) ....................... .. . .. .. . ...... 54-1 194(}-Ben Steele (Santa Rosa) . . ..... . . . ........... . ...... .. ..... . ..... 54-4¼ 1941- George Souza (Vallejo) ...... . . . ......... ... ... . . . .. .. .... . .... .. . 52-4¾ 194&-John Helwig (Mount Carmel, Los Angeles) .... . .. . . , .•. . .......... 59-5~ 1947-Bob Cameron (Washington, Los Angeles) .. ....... • . . .. . ......... 53-10½ 194S-Bob Cameron (Washington, Los Angeles) .. . .. . .. . .............. . 59-7¾ 1949-Elmer Willhoite (Merced) . ...... . .............. . ................ . 57-3¾ 1950-Hal Norris (Grossmont) ............... . .. .. .... . ..... . .......... 56-5½ 1951- Leon Patterson (Taft) ... .. ...... .. .............. . ... , ........... 59-2½ 1952- Leon Patterson Taft) ................ .... ...... . ....... . .. . ..... . 60-9¼ 1953-Don Vick (Chaffey) ................. . .... . ........... , .. .. ..... . . 60-7¾ 1954-Dick Bronson (Grossmont) ...... . . ... .. . .. . .. . ... . .......... , .... . 59-7¼ 1955-Duncan Ward (Santa Monica) . ... ...... .. ..... . ........... . . . ... 59-4½ 195&-Homer Robertson (Pacific, San Bernardino) . . . .. . , ... . ....• . ..... 63-9½ 1957-Clark Branson (Pa adcna) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64-}'.

HIGH JUMP 1915-Millard "Tip" Webster (Santa Paula) ........ . ........... . ... . .... 5-9½ 191&-Titus Moore (Pasadena) ............ . ... . ......... . .... , ...... . ... 5-8½ 1917-Lloyd Hill (Coalinga) . . ........... . ....... . . . . .. ....... . . .. .. . ... . 5-9¾ 1918-Harold "Brick" Muller (San Diego) . ... .. ........... .. .. . .... . ... . 5-11¾ 1919-Harold "Brick" Muller (Technical, Oakland) . . . . ......... . ........ 5-6 19~liver Corey (Chaffey, Ontario) ................. . ...... .. . . ....... 6-0 1921- AI Fisher (Lincoln , Los Angeles) ...................... . ........... 6-½ 1922-Ed Shaw (Monrovia) . . ... .. ...... . ................. . .. . . ..... . ... . 5-10¾ 1923-Henry Coggeshall (Sacramento) ... . .. . .. . . . .. . ..................... 5-11 1924-Henry Coggeshall (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ... . .. . ... .. . . .. .. .... 6-1¾ 1925-AI Bowen Santa Monica) ...... , ................. . .. . .. ...... ...... 6-1½ 192&-0lympus Carter (Jordan, Los Angeles)

Bob Van Osdel (Compton) .... .. .................................. 5-11 1927-Lynlord Scott (Eureka) ...... . . . ........ . .. . . . ..... .. , ........... . 6-¾ 1928-Henry Lassalette (Puente)

Bob Van Osdel (Compton) .......... .. .. .. ....................... 6-2½ 1929-Walter Marty Fresno) . .. . ....... .. ........................... . 6-4¼ 1930--Kermit Plowman (Sequoia, Redwood City) ......... . . , . . . .. . ...... . 6-V, 1931-Paul Jacques (Santa Ana) ........... .. . . . . ....... . ............... . . 6-4¼ 1932-Corny Johnson (Los Angeles) .. . ...... .. .......... . . . .... .. ........ 6-3 1933-Corny Johnson (Los Angeles) . ........ .... .. .. ............. .. ..... . 6-5¾ 1934-Delos Thurber (Glendale) .... .. ... . .. ... .. . .. ...... . . , ........... . 6-5¼ 1935-Les Steers (Palo Alto) .. .. .. .. . . • .. . .. .. . . .. .. . ... .. . 6-2 193&-Les Steers (Palo Alto) ...... . .. . ........ . .. . ........ . . . ..... . .... .. 6-¾

1937-Les Steers (Palo Alto) ....... . . . . . ...... . ... . .... .. . ......... ...... 6-4 1938-Gil La Cava (Beverly Hills) . .... .... ... .. ............. .. ... . .... . 6-7¼ 1939-Bill Stewart (Torrance) ... .. . . ..... . .................... . ......... 6-4 1940-Jack Newman (Polytechnic, Long Beach) . . ................ . ...... . 6-4¼ 1941- Henry Caldwell (Edison, Fresno) ............ . .•. . .. . ....••...... . . 6-1 194&-Wilfred Schlange (Citrus, Azusa)

Dick Smith (Roosevelt, Fresno) .... . . . .. . .. . .. . ........ . .......... 6-2 1947-Daryl Butts (Excelsior, Norwalk)

Walter Kirk Porterville) Dick Smith (Roosevelt, Fresno) Ed Young (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .. .. ...... . ..................... 6-0

1948-Dick Brombach (Polytechnic, Lon~ Beach) Ed Youn~(Jellerson, Los Angeles) . .. . ......... . ..... . .. . .......... 6-3

1949-Norman oods (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .... . . . ....... ... ......... . 6-3 1950-Ralph Bonham (Pomona)

Vern Wilson (San Jose) ........ . .. . ........ . .... . .. . .. . ... . ....... 6-2 l'l.51 - Bernie Allard (Fremo) ... . . .. ......... . ...... . . . ....... . ........ 6-.5¾ 19'2- Bernie Allard (Fresno) ......................... . ........ . ..... .. . 6-5½ 1953-Bernie Nelson (Hoover, San Diego) .................. . .. . .......... 6-4 1954-Dick Dailey (Hayward) . ...... . . . .. . ............. , .. .... . . . .... . .. . 6-5½ 1955-Charle., Duma, (Centennial, Compton) . . . . .. . ...• . .. . ... . .•. .. ... . 6-9¾ 195&-Curtis Chappel (Jefferson, Los Angeles)

Rohert Sims (Jordan , Los Angeles) .. . . . ......... .. ... .... ....... . . 6-3¼ 1957- Robert A,·ant (Hart.) .. ................... . ............. .. ....... . . 6-8

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VETERAN'S MEMORIAL STADIUM- '"

Long Beach9 California; '"

. Saturday 9 May 319 1958

TRIA LS Two heats win be held in the following events:9: 30 AM ­9: 50 AM ­

lO:lOAM ­10:30AM ­10: 50 AM -

100 -yard Dash120 -yard High Hurdles220-yard Dash180-yard Low Hurdles880-yard (4-man) relay

FINALS

The fir st four in each heat will qualify for the finals.

1: 00 PM - Pole Vault & High Jump1:30 PM - Broad Jump & Shot Put2:00PM - 880-yard run; 2;20PM - 100-yarddash; 2:40 PM - 120-yardhigh hurdles; 3: 00 PM - 440-yard dash; 3:15 PM - 220 -yard dash;3:30P:.vr - 180-yard low hurdles; 3:50PM - one mile run; 4:10 PM­880 -yard (4-man) relay.

EXHIBITIONS 10: 00 AM, High SchooL (weight) discus10:45 AM, College (weight) discus

The 16 -pound (college weight) shot put exhibition will commenceimme diately after the conclusion of the afternoon finals in the12 -pound (high school weight) shot put event.

SCORING

ENTRIES

Five places with points distributed on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis in allevents. Total points: 180.

No points are given in either of the discus events and the 16-poundshot put event. These are exhibition events only.

Limited by sections. Sixteen (16) men per event.

Los Angeles City -----------------­North Coast ----------------------Southern -------------------------Central - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --Sac-Joaquin ----------------------North ----------------------------Oakland City ---------------------­San Francisco City ----------------

3 Entrie s3 11

3 11

2 II2 11

1 Entry1 "I II

16 Total Entries

MANAGEMENT

TICKE TS

The meet is sponsored by the Southern Section, California Inter­scholastic Federation. Ken Fagans, Commissioner of Athletics,is Meet Director.

TRIALS andFINALS: General Admission, $1.00, Students, 50~

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Meet Director, Ken Fagans, Commissioner of Athletics:Telephones -- TExas 0-3161 or VErmont 8-0646; Home phone -­AXminister 3-4470.

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YEAR1915191619171918191919201921

. 19221923192419251926192719281929

1930

CIF TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS, 1915-57

WINNINGSCHOOL POINTS COACH PLACEManual Arts, L. A. 25 Otto Fritsch FresnoManual Arts, L. A. 37 1/2 Otto Fritsch Los AngelesCoalinga 25 Charles Geer BerkeleyPasadena 25 George Main SacramentoManual Arts, L. A. 21 Sid Foster San BernardinoLos Angeles High 18 Glenn Whittle BakersfieldLincoln, L. A. 17 Tommy Davis BerkeleyHuntington Beach 16 Ray \Nalker StocktonHollywood 17 1/2 Bill Page Los Angele sManual Arts, L. A. 26 Sid Foster TaftManual Arts, L. A. 16 Sid Foster Palo AltoPolytechnic, L. A. 17 Eddie Leahy Los AngelesGlendale 35 Normal Hayhurst ModestoPoly of Long Beach 21 Norman Barker SelmaSan Diego 22 Glenn Broderick Los AngelesSacramento (tie) 11 Larry Janssen BerkeleySan Diego (tie) 11 Glenn Broderick Be-rkeleySanta Ana (tie) 11 G. A. "Tex" Oliver Berkeley

1931 Polytechnic, L.A. 19 1/2 Eddie Leahy Visalia1932 Poly of Long Beach 22 1/2 Norman Barker Modesto1933 El Centro 18 Bob Armstrong Los Angeles1934 Muir of Pasadena 14 Al VTalton Berkeley1935 Fullerton 13 Harold Lang Fresno1936 Muir of Pasadena 18 Al Walton Gridley1937 Jefferson, L. A. 23 1/2 Harry Edelson Long Beach1938 San Diego 18 1/2 Glenn Broderick Hollister1939 Bakersfield 16 J.B. "Cap" Haralson Los Angeles1940 Bakersfield 18 1/2 J. B. "Cal" Haralson Visalia1941 Edison of Fresno 22 Hal Bicknell San Jose1946 Redondo 21 Hal Grant Compton1947 VTashington, L. A. 24 Bill Sloan, Gail Wyatt Visalia1948 Jordan, L. A. 22 Bill Zazueta Berkeley1949 Jefferson, L. A. 28 1/2 Joe Barry, Estel Johnson Los Angeles1950 Jefferson, L. A. 40 Joe Barry, Estel JohnsonSacramento1951 Jefferson, L.A. 16 1/2 Joe Barry, Estel JohnsonBerkeley1952 Jefferson, L.A. 29 1/2 Estel Johnson Los Angeles1953 Manual Arts, L.A. 16 1/2 Charles Toney Fresno1954 Alameda 19 Lewis Jolley Berkeley1955 Centennial of Compton 29 Bill Gill Los Angeles1956 Jefferson, L. A. 24 2/3 EstelJohnson Chico1957 Berkeley 23 Rich Hacker BerkeleyNO MEETS WERE HELD IN 1942, 1943, 1944, and 1945 BECAUSE OF ·WORLDWAR II.

MOST CHAMPIONSHIPS: Jefferson, L.A., 1937, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1956Manual Arts, L.A., 1915, 1916, 1919, 1924, 1925, 1953

MOST CONSECUTIVE CHAMPIONSHIPS: Jefferson, L. A., 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952

MOST POINTS: 40 - Jefferson, L. A. 1950

LEAST POINTS: 13 - Fullerton, 193511 - Sacramento, San Diego, and Santa Ana tied in 1930

CIF TRACK -AND FIELD RECORDS

Lincoln HS, San Fran. 151' 7 3/411

Jefferson HS, L. A. 1:25.9Burroughs HS, Burbank 131 9 1/811

Centennial HS, Compton 6' 9 3/8"Piedmont HS 251 4 1/4"Pasadena 64' 3/4"Alameda HS 1731 2 3/4"Mt. Carmel HS, L. A. 531 4 3/4"

EVENT

100 -yard dash220-yard dash440 -yard dash880 -yard runMile run120 -yard HH180 -yard LH

880-yard relay

Pole VaultHigh JumpBroad Jump12-lb Shot PutDiscus16-lb Shot PutCollege Weight

Discus

RECORD HOLDER

iN illie V,/hiteBob PoynterJerry VV"hiteJim CervenyTod "WhiteSteve Turner

Donald ArmstrongVvillie WhiteJunior HowardJoe Batten, Vlillie'White, Terry Randall,and Henry PhillipsRon MorrisCharles DumasMonte UpshawClark BransonDon BellMike McKeever

Mike Lewis

SCHOOL

Jefferson HS" L. A.PasadenaCorcoran

Mis sion Bay HS, San DiegoNewport HarborGlendale HSManual Arts HS, L. A.Jefferson HS, L. A.San Bernardino HS

MARK

:09.5:21.0:46.7

1:52.74:20.0

: 14.1: 18. 9: 18.9: 18. 9

YEAR

195619561956195719551950195319561957

1956195319551954195719571957

1957

NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS

EVENT

100-yard dash

220-yard dash

440-yard dash880 -yard runMile run120 -yard HH

RECORD HOLDER

Jesse OwensJames JacksonJesse OwensEddie Southern

Jer~y \VhiteDon BowdenJames BowersGeorge O. Hearn

SCHOOL

Cleveland, OhioAlameda, CaliforniaCleveland, OhioSunset HS, Dallas, TexasCorcoran, CaliforniaSan Jose, CaliforniaDeKalb, IllinoisSr. High SchOOl,

Ardmore, Pa.

MARK

:09.4:09.4:20.7

:20.7

:46.7

1: 52. 34: 16. 1

13.9

YEAR

1933195419331955195619541956

1957

180-yard LHBroad JumpHigh JumpPole VaultShot Put880 -yard relay

Charle s TidwellMonte UpshawVvalter Mangham, JrJames A. BrewerClark BransonJoe Batten,VlillieWhite, Terry Randall,and H2nry Phillips

Independence, KansasPiedmont, California

. New Castle, Pa.North Phoenix HSPasadena, California

Jefferson HS, L. A.

: 18.525 1 4 1/411

6' 9 3/4"151

641 3/411

1:25.9

19551954195619571957

1956

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RESULTS OF THIRTY -NINTH ANNUAL ClF TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS- ---- -- --Held ~ Edwards Field, Berkeley, California, June 1, 1957

10a -yard dash

1. Preston Griffip2. Doug Smith )2. Roscoe Cook )tie2. Henry Allums)5. Ed Buchanen6. Robert V-lilliams

220 -yard dash

Time -- : 09.6

CentennialTaftSan DiegoBerkeleyKearnyDorsey

Tim e - - : 21 . 3

120-yard high hurdles

1. Ken Overholser2. Cebron Russ3. James Johnson4. Robert Gill5. Manual Contreras

180 -yard low hurdles

Time -- : 14.3

GlendaleBerkeleyKingsburgEdison, FresnoWoodland

Time - - : 19. 0

1.2.

2.

4.

5.

Preston GriffinDoug Smith )Robert Staten)Henry AllumsEd Buchanen

tie

CentennialTaftSan DiegoBerkeleyKearny

1.2.

3.

3.

5.

Jesse BradfordJunior HowardRusty \WeeksCebron Rus sRobert Williams

ShafterSan BernardinoAlhambraBerkeleyDorsey

Mission Bay, S. D. 1.Narbonne 2.Fremont, L. A. 3.Hoover, Glendale 4.Oxnard 4.University, L. A. 5.

5.

Tim e - - 4:20. 2 5.5.

440 -yard dash

1. Fred Dewitt2. Dean Balzarett3. Cecil GreenL1:. Wm. McMillen5. Tim Curtis

SS0-Y2.rd run

1. Jim Cerveny2.Wm. Knocke3. A. Gentry4. Dave Kemp5. Louis Rodriguez6. Mike Anderson

Mile run

1. Tim Roelen2. Jim McGowan3. Alan Gaylord4. Keith Wallace5. V-rilliam James5. Bill MorganSSG-yard relay

1. Berkeley2. San Diego3. Manual Arts, L. A.4. Fremont, L. A.5. Polytechnic, L. B.

Time - - :47. 9

BerkeleyEagle RockManual ArtsSan Ramon::-.Jowell,S. Fran.

Time -- 1:52. 7~<

San FernandoMorningsidePaso RoblesPiedmontEl CaminoLowell, S. Fran.Time--l: 27.0

See>:<- NewClF Record

See >}:>:<- NewNat. Record

Broad Jump

1. Luther Hayes2. Mac Burton3. Cebron Russ4. James Johnson5. VJilliam Jackson

High jump

Robert AvantDon SampsonSylvester PointerLorenzo GoreeEurael BellNorman GrundyRoenickeEd Costa'/hllie Hector

Pole Vault

1. Voyce Hendrix2. Tim Helms2. Charles Breck2. Dave Servis5. Vfilliam Colbert5. John Hind

Shot put1. Clark Branson2. Mike McKeever3. Jim Wade4. Mike Lewis

Distance--23' 8 1/2"

Lincoln, S. D.Vfashington, S. Fran.BerkeleyKingsburgFremont, L. A.

Height-- 6' 8"

Hart, NewhallSan BernardinoWashington, FresnoDelanoE1 CerritoJordan, L. A.San Jd. cintoLincoln, S. Fran.Tamalpais

Height -- 13' 6"

RiverdaleEl DoradoSan ta BarbaraOrangeFremont, L. A.Piedmont

Distance- 641 3/4"#PasadenaMt. Carmel, L. A.Gros smontLincoln, S. F.n_._ ...-.-...._ ~Jr-....J_~4._

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100-YARD DASH

OFFICIAL OUALIFI~RS

BESTNO. NAME, SCHOOL SECTION MARK

188 James Bate s, Manuel Arts L. A. City 9.474 Mel Clipper, Muir Southern 9.670 Ed Buchanen, Kearny Southern 9.6

209 Lynn, Gaskill, Banning L. A. City 9.6185 Hubie V.Jatson, Jordan (LA) L. A. City 9.6

64 Bill Ernest, Helix Sout hern 9.717 8dward Tank, Lincoln (SF) San Francis co 9.897 Jackie Williams, Berkeley North Coast 9.846 Jim Garner, Turlock Sac, Joaquin 9.9

133 Charles Mannings, Bakersfield Central 9.9138 Ruby Hill, Delano Central 9.9125 Jim Dotson, Richmond North Coast 9.9103 Jim Flemons, .21 Cerrito North Coast 10.0

6 Overton VVilliams, McClymonds Oakland 10.139 Tom Plante, Oakdale Sac-Joaquin 10.1

SUMMARY: This should be an interesting battle between Bates and Clipper. Bates'9.4 time has been somewhat questioned, but he has proven that he has plenty of speedeven on slow tracks. Buchanen, Gaskill and Watson could surprise the top two. Allhave shown plenty of speed throughout the spring. All and all, however Bates andCli pper are still the two to beat.

NO.745470

18818

19497

159125133198138

47105

396

220-YARD DASH

NAME, SCHOOLMel Clipper, MuirArnold Tripp, CrawfordEd Buchanen, KearnyJames Bates, Manual ArtsTim Curtis, LowellBruce Mun,n, North HollywoodJackie "I,:Iilliams, BerkeleyDick Lund, ChicoJim Dotson, RichmondCharles Mannings, Bakersfield"Willie Davis, R.oosevelt (LA)Ruby Hill, DelanoRon Osborne, TurlockKieth Weidkamp, EurekaTom Plante, OakdaleOverton William s, McClymonds

SECTIONSouthernSouthernSouthernL. A. CitySan Francis coL. A. CityNorth CoastNorthernNorth CoastCentralL. A. CityCentralSac-JoaquinNorth CoastSac-JoaquinOakland

BESTMARK20:6

21. 121. 221. 221. 321. 321. 521. 521. 6

21. 6

21. 621. 721. 721. 821. 922.3

SUMMARY: Clipper, after shattering the National Inter scholastic Record in the CIF,Southern Section Finals last week stands all alone in this event. He won going away .by 10 to 12 yards. Trip:'), Buchanen, Bates and Curtis will supply plenty of competi­tion for the second and third places and could }ossibly push Clipper to an evengreater time.

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440 - YARD DASH

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NO.9087

1811628

5942

147153

195126199165171

9612

NAME, SCHOOLSteve Schwartz, St. FrancisBruce McCullough, PomonaTim Curtis, LowellDixon Farmer, MiramonteGeorge Cohen, Edis)n (Stockton)Willie Vlilliams, ComptonAl Biancani, Rio (N. Sacramento)David Douglas, East BakersfieldJoe Hernandez, Garces Memorial

Gary Comer, Re s edaLen Breschini, SalinasJerome Vlills, RooseveltBill Morris, LassenBob John.:;on, Eagle RockLeRoy Whittle, BerkeleyAtries Palmore, Oakland Tech.

.SECTION----SouthernSouthernSan FranciscoNorth CoastSac-JoaquinSouthernSac -JoaquinCentral

(.8. Baker s -Centralfield)

L. A. CityNorth Coa stL. A. CityNorthe rnL. A. CityNorth CoastOakland

BESTMARK48.348.4

48.648.748.749.0

49.0

49.049.1

49.2

49.349.649.649.849.950.5

SUMMAR Y: Schwartz ran his 48.3 in the CIF, Southern Section semis and then cameback with a 48.8 in the finals. His best along with McCullough, Curtis and Lowellshould make this an interesting battle. Cohen, "lNilliams and Douglas also haveenough speed to walk away with this one. This race could be one of the closest of theday.

880-YARD RUN

NO.589544

137127

9179

10040

1753

172180152166

14

NAME:, SCHOOLVvilliam Crowley, ComptonDennis Boyle, Bellarmine (San Jose)John Richardson, Sonora

Leland Sheph~rd, ChowchillaBruce Logan, SalinasMilford Dahl, Santa AnaDoug Hall, NewportMike Morse, CampbellMike Andrews, OrovilleAlfred Gentry, Fremont (LA)Richard Klier, CastlemontBill Matheson, 2agle Rock'Vlarren Far low, HollywoodDick 'Woods, FresnoDennis Varley, LassenJames Smith, Balboa

SECTIONSouthernNorth CoastSac - JoaquinCentralNorth CoastSouthernSouthernNorth CoastSac - JoaquinL. A. CityOaklandL. A. CityL. A. CityCentralNorthernSan Francis co

BESTMARK1: 54. 01: 56. 41: 57.21:57.71: 57.81: 57.81: 57.81:57.91: 58. 21: 58.31:58.31: 58. 41: 58.61:58.81: 59.31:59.7

SUMMARY: Compton1s Crowley has by far the best time in this event and shouldtake home the first place medal. He might get pushed by Boyle, Richardson,Shepherd, Logan, Dahl and Hall, but looks like Crawley \vill lead the entire groupto the tape.

rI

MILE RUNBEST

NO. NAME, SCHOOL SECTION MPl.RK57i':,1 oody Covington, Compton Southern 4: 2.2..062 Leroy Neal, Fullerton Southern 4: 2.2..561 Jack Hudson, ;:<:;1 Cajon Southern 4: 24.5

123 John Northway, Palo Alto North Coast 4: 2.4.8122 George Linn, Palo Alto North Coast 4:25.3130 Bill Yaley, Serra (San Mateo) North Coast 4: 26.5150 Fred Keenam, Exeter Central 4~27. 8151 Eddie Hamlin, Fresno Central 4: 28. 8

20 Andy Loo bey, Poly (SF) San Francisco 4: 30. 0203 Torn Webb, University L. A. City 4: 30.8187 Eddie Rosas, Lincoln (LA) L. A. City 4: 31 . 4

1 Ken Cadinha, Castlemont Oakland 4: 32. 5196 Ted Ragsdale, Reseda L. A. City 4: 35.1

30 VIendellEliason, Escalon 3ac-Joaquin 4:37.6169 Earl Detrick, Quincy Northern 4: 37.641 Bill VJilson, Placer Sac-Joaquin 4:38.9

.sUMMARY: The Southern Section's entries -- Covington, Neal and Hudson -- seem tohave an inside track on this race although Northway and Linn of Palo Alto come tothe meet highly rated. Hudson displayed surpri3ing strength in the Southern Sectionfinals although he faded somewhat at the end. Covington looks like the man to beat.

SCHOOL

Long Beach PolyBakersfieldGlendale HooverManual ArtsFremont (LA)DelanoMuir (Pasadena)Roosevelt (LA)Tur lockSan Francis co PolyBerkeleyMcClymondsChicoMt. DiabloJefferson (Daly City)McClatchy

880-YARD RELAY

SECTION

SouthernCentralSouthernL. A. CityL. A. CityCentralSouthernL. A. CitySac-Joaquin.san Francis coNorth CoastOaklandNorthernNorth CoastNorth CoastSac-Joaquin

BESTTIME

1:27.91:28.11:28.2.1:28.31:28.41:28.51:28.51:28.51:29.61:29.61: 30. 01: 30. 81:31.01:31.21:31.51:31.6

SUMMAR Y: The team championship of this year 1 s State Meet could well hinge onthe outcome of the relay. Long Beach Poly seems to have the edge, but Bakersfield,Glendale Hoover, Manual Arts, Fremont, Delano, Muir or Roosevelt--any of these-­could well walk off with the medal for this race and the meet. Muir has a strongfinisher in Clipper and if the baton pas:..;es are good might be the team to take it all.

120-YARD HIGH HURDLES

NO.14855

1557282

128104

93205174167

45184

101632

NAME, SCHOOLBob Gill, Edison (Fresno)Floyd James, CentennialLloyd Vvinston, IvIercedBill Hultz, Lincoln (San Diego)Dee Andrews, Poly (Long Beach)Larry Guilford, Santa ClaraErnie St. Julian, Sl Cerrito.2rnie Fox, AcalanesLe s Mc Lendon, VeniceGilbert McCulley, Fremont (LA)Gary Dalbow, PierceGreg Sullivan, StaggRobert Wilson, Jefferson (LA)Dick Guider, OaklandLen Mentzer, Lincoln (SF)Ralph Jennings, Grant

SECTIONCentralSouthernCentral·SouthernSouthernNorth CoastNorth CoastNorth CoastL. A. CityL. A. CityNorthernSac-JoaquinL. A. CityOaklandSan Francis coSac-Joaquin

BESTTIME14.014. 114.214.314.514.514.614.714.714.714.714.814.915. 115.4no time

SUMMAR Y: Hurdle fans have been waiting anxiousl y for Gill and James to lock horns.Until the Central Section fi nals both had been timed in 14. 1, but Gill moved his timedown to 14 flat and should get the edge with James close behind. Winston, Hultz,Andrews and Guilford will be battling it out for the third, fourth, and fifth place.

180-YARD LOV·.'HURDLES

NO.5675

72147148116186174128

3446

1041841672210

NAME, SCHOOLBen Sankey, CentennialGeorge 'Nilliams, MuirBill Hultz, Lincoln (SD)David Douglas, East BakersfieldBob Gill, Edison (Fresno)Dixon Farmer, lvIiramonteHowe Alexander, Los AngelesGilbert McCulley, Fremont (LA)Larry Guilford, Santa ClaraRichard Juarez, LivingstonJim Garner, TurlockErnie St. Julian, £1 CerritoRobert Wilson, Jefferson (LA)Gary Dalbow, PierceLeRoy Wise, Poly (SF)Dick Guider, Oakland

SECTIONSouthe rnSouthernSouthernCentralCentralNorth CoastL. A. CityL. A. CityNorth CoastSac-JoaquinSac- JoaquinNorth Coa stL. A. CityNorthernSan Francis coOakland

BESTTIME18.818.9

18.919.219.219.219.219.519.6

19.719.719.8

19.920.020.1

20.2

SUMMARY: Sankey, Williams and Hultz are the top~men in this race. AI,l threeare below the 19..0 mark which is moving for this event. Alexander, Douglas, Gilland Farmer will be doing the pushing and all are capable of turning in a fast race.

HIGH JU MP

NO. NAME, SCHOOL SECTIONBESTTIME

526080

182181

43113158183154

41951

1409994

Paul Stuber, BellflowerJoe Faust, Culver CityRay Nickleberry, OxnardIvory Howard, Jefferson (LA)Carl Burnett, Jefferson (LA)Denny DeHart, San JuanArt Dalby, Las LomasBob George, ChicoFrank Thomas, Jefferson (LA)Delmer McAlister, MaderaMike Ferguson, Fremont (Oakland)Harry Howard, Mission (S. F.)Morris Cotter, Yuba CityEHton Smith, DelanoLynn Gold, Camden

Steve Carnaham, Alameda

SouthernSouthernSouthernL. A. CityL. A. CitySac-JoaquinNorth CoastNorthe rnL. A CityCentralOaklandSan FranciscoSac-JoaquinCentralNorth CoastNorth Coast

6-81/46-76-7

6 - 5 5/86-4 3/46-46-3 1/26-3 1/26-36 -2 1/46-26-26-26-26-16-0

SUMMARY: The three Southern Section entries of Stuber, Faust and Nickleberrywill once again be battling it out for the first place spot. Although Stuber has notbeen able to duplicate his 6-8 1/4 jump he is still the man to top in this event.Faust and Nickleberry should follow one -two with Howard, Burnett, and DeHartclose behind.

BROAD JUMP

NO. NAME, SCHOOL S:SCTIONBESTMARK

198 Willie Davis, Roosevelt (LA) L. A. City 25- 521 Jes se Sir les, Poly (SF) San Francis co 23 -1053 Steve Rogers, Brawley Southern 23-971 Bill Evanson, La Puente Southern 23-6 1/2

145 Clifford Stahl, Dinuba Central 23-4 3/489 John Howard, San Bernardino Sou thern 23-2 1/2

183 Frank Thomas, Jefferson (LA) L.A. City 23- 1/2139 Effton Jones, Delano Central 23-1

2 Sheridan Downey, Castlemont Oakland 22-9 3/4197 Edward COllins, Roosevelt (LA) L.A. City 22-7 1/2106 Jim Zamlich, Fremont (Sunnyvale) North Coast 22-7 1/4115 Terry Baker, Menlo Atherton North Coast 22-6 1/2

31 John Skaggs, Franklin (Stockton) Sac -Joaquin 22-4124 John Pastinieks, Palo Alto North Coast 22-2

34 Richard Juarez, Livingston Sac- Joaquin 21- 9 1/8168 Douglas Johnson, Princeton Northern 21-5 1/2

SUMMAR Y: There is not much question as to the favorite in this event. The onlyquestion seems to be the winning distance. After going 25-5 in the Los Angeles CityMeet some say that Davis can and will jump over 26 feet befor e the end of theseason. He might do it in this meet. From there on in take your choice with Sirles,Rogers, Evanson, and Stahl all figuring.

NO. NAME, SCHOOL

12-POUND SHOT PUT

SEC TIONBESTMARK

8373

146149

88192173131107

5033

108157193

513

Jim Smith, Poly (LB)Jack Slocumbe, MillikanGerald Nordstrom, Dos FalosChester Rooters, Edison (FresnoJohn Chamherlain, RiversideTony Angell, North HollywoodBill Peters, FairfaxBill Hook, UkiahHank Hudson, Harry EllsLou Fisher, WoodlandGeorge Pierovich, JacksonJohn Sutro, Harry EllsJody Pierce, AndersonLou Fasano, North HOllywoodJim Migliardi, Fremont (Oakland)Don Meek, Balboa (SF)

SouthernSouthe rnCentralCentralSouthernL. A. CityL. A. CityNorth CoastNorth CoastSac-JoaquinSac-JoaquinNorth CoastNorthernL. A. CityOaklandSan Francis co

61-23/861-3 1/459-7 1/859 -158-3 1/258-1 1/457-5 1/456-6 1/456-4 1/256-3 1/255-8 1/255-5 3/454-953-11 1/452-850-43/4

SUMMARY: The battle goes on between Smith and Slocumbe from the two Long Beachschools. A first for Poly would help Poly's chances for the State Championship a greatdeal. On the other hand a second could feasibly hurt. Nordstrom, Chamberlain andRooters should be pushing the top two.

POLE VAULT

NO. NAME, SCHOOL SECTIONBESTMARK

63170

811163

20620413214129

12121

101102165

27

John Rose, Hoover, Glenda.leHenry Aguirre, BelmontMe! Hein, PasadenaDon Schaefer, OaklandRoger Olander, Gros smontErnie Jones, ·Wilson (LA)Ken Olsen, Van NuysBuddy Kuhn, BakersfieldRichard William, DelanoBibbie Lentz, EI CaminoRon Beal, Palo AltoJessie Sirles, Poly (SF)Joe Legallet, CarmelPhil White, CarmelRonald James, EnterpriseJerry Kanacia, Ceres

SouthernLA CitySouthernOaklandSouthernL. A. CityL. A. CityCentralCentralSac-JoaquinNorth CoastSan FranciscoNorth CoastNorth CoastNorthe rnSac-Joaquin

14-1/413-10 1/213-713-613-5 3/413-5 1/213-2 1/412-1112-1112-1012-712-312-012-012-011-6

SUMMARY: Rose and Agui,rre should have a real good battle here for the first placemeda.l. Rose is the only one in the list of entries that has bettered 14 feet this year.Heir ;"lr:dSchaefer could get up high enough to give the top two a few worries.Olander, Jones and Olsen should follow.