European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes 3m straight of i n. Scqrifa5lii a v  i a St Pic tried 6ft. And and. Retired the meet championship tip Volt la. Us if the. Team Triumph in " " straight trl was second .m.prgan.  whose mile relay broke Nemel t record two i s Mot  Days in a Row was third with. 23, Tell and one was " tied 1 Ais the Tarai ant wildcats 6f- 1 double Winner a cold the expected Frank Budd shared a a pair of  of " Jyl Hile new Yoi a University with 22li. Arid Meir land with 17 is were fourth and Al fish respectively. The record Breakers were de fending Champion Jay Luck of Yale with 5l" in the 440 hurdles Mark s0eplectjiasehul in Brown of mor s Philadelphia. Los  a. / Gan state raring to 46,9 in the 440 husky Gary Gubner of a ref with.62 feet inches in the shot put the Fleet mile team of Morgan state clocked in 3 10,g, and Rolando Cruz of Villanova and John Belitza of Maryland sharing the pole vault record so Hen they lied at 15feet, 6 inches. Budd flee test of the Field tied the meet 100-Yard record at 9.5, and won the1 220 White Gubner the strongest Man around. Broke the shot put Accord and won the discus with a toss of 168-10i4 to be the Only double winners of the meet. V Bridd with his twin Triumph Ini the sprints Thomas of High jumper John Boston University Traynor left Tea and Luck were successful defenders of their 1961 titles. B u d d and his Ever present Shadow husky. Paul Drayton collected 18 of the Vitanova Points when the made their customary  finish in the sprints. Doug Kerr the Junior Transfer from the Citadel won the javelin throw with 224-10 m and Leon Pras took the 120 High hurdles. Record Breakers Cruz in the pole vault and Traynor in the Steeple Chase took up the Slack when the i. Portri Fiji new York ,., Hon Nett 4 Chleo i. Set Flag Tiffi l. An Flinoi 7 w 19 23 21" in -. A 1 i 10ns. In .24.2g � -.959,333 -08 -. S ? my n .-.,-,-- a i Fin rites 7. New Yore 6 10 a tin for. T a8tru car we Titian 1 a Rusk wit for " " .201 St to. Lot a " on 000ip a 3 Elx 6en go so 6 1 3 i 1 it v. Set Al for. A fairly hij1 a j Vii. To from press dispatches 1s.ot. Hilton z. Wolf Tinh Al .-.,-./. Al a " Pacific coast Ujague g by a a " l  r ttys As  a13�l -. I 20 7 pel.,.jo?. --649 ,.,528 it t".4�" a a i to a \ v to a "t1 Silt Lek Tity 10, ski 7 King Edwards. In in Iuis Ico Tum i 0 r 2is is 20 D�Llm-frt.w�rth14. Ai 8rivtil  Wirth  Tel i 2bvin. 611".sss .530 Itelia 1,.1 1 0 � 1 0t 1 4 1 4 1 i a 1 1 1 3 1. Of 110 0 1 1 0 j 0 0 34 Al is totals. 34 11 for 6 Toole i Safe of error or si6lr- 5of Titol thied out for a a Worth Atli. He do St. . Card ims co Lortan. L 0,  t. Do Auriti. In on Iilo Asi a etl Iro rih 1 so Stiso jlbirr\vi11 ii Raj. Fra Nib. Alluin Llo Ilger i wet Klmle a Loti eli1031.3, Kiln ads 4a ,1  Init tons. A i,ijs.- " replaces brother up Piil Moyer of Portland Ore Vav inner in 25 of 1iii 31 fights will j re p Lac o his b Rother Denny As Teddy Wrights Opp next. In i saturday s i nationally. Teleyl5ed 10-round tight at Madison Square Garden Penny has an infected Ift " " a Modesto Calif. S p r i n t e Harry Jerome arid Miler Kelt Forman Star of the powerful uni verily of Oregon team highlighted a record shattering California re i ays Satu Day night. J e r o me upset Florida speedster Bob Hayes to win the i 100-Yard dash in 9.3 seconds am name Back to Anchor the Oregon 440-Yard Are Lay team to a winning time of 40 seconds equalling the world record for that race around two turns. Forman a Junior from Portland won a speedy mile race in 3 min utes 58-3 seconds while Gary Weis Iger former Duke University run Ner now in the marines took Sec Ond in 3 5913. Only two americans  Burleson and Jim Beatty. Have run a faster mile than Forman die saturday night and for bus Effort he was named the outstanding ath Lete in this meet. John Uelses the world s first 16 foot pole vaulter was taken to a Hospital after falling on his pole while trying to Clear 16 feet. A Hospital spokesman said Uel ses suffered a sprained ankle but a rays showed no fractures. Uelses born in Berlin but now a  Reis Dent won the event on the fewer misses Rule. He had earlier cleared 15-b. Dave Tork the Only other Man Ever to Clear 16 feet made 15-6 on his third try while Ron Morris did it on his second. The american record fell in the sprint Medley relay As the Santa Clara Valley youth Village team of Jack Yerman Keith Thomas san Bobby Poynter. And Jerry Siebert turned in 3. 15.5. The University of Texas established the record of .3 17.8. In.1959 some of the other meet records broken in addition to the 440 and spirit Medley were Hayes Jones Pontiac. Mich., 135 seconds for the 120-Yard High hurdles. 7-Arivibna slate University mile relay. 3 06.4. A Southern Illinois Salukis 9 41 for the distance Medley relay Bruce. Kidd Toronto Canada 8 41.9 Lin the two mile. J6c Faust it. San Antonio College  High jump. A University of Oregon two mile relay. 7,20.2, which also broke the collegiate record set by California wildcats Early cripples la and 880 could t made the _ Traynor in fact was a it breaker twice and yet he col Only one first place Points for the Day pulled an Iron Man stunt has record which will never the books came in the Mil when studious Mullin president s son who has two year scholarship to broke the record in the mile Mut Linh an awkward he adj j Ber when in motion Denny s four year Mark of Fol from the books when he Home in 4 06.4. With hot Pursuit. The and in 4-w5.�and lawrenc.rjsi�. Son of Boston College thfirdijg4 07.1, also broke Delany a hoi to fore hallowed Mark on theloia just 80 minutes later took the Field again this Tom i the grueling steeplechase a idols a. Members on the Salukis Medley winners were Jonn Tau Ciers Jim Dupree. Bill Cornell ant Brian Turner. On Oregon s victorious two mile relay team were Archie san Romani Ted Abram Sig Ohel Mann and Dyrol Birleson. Jerone s Victory Over Hayes in the 100 came is a big Surprise and Many disputed the decision. But App really a final lunge carried the oregonian to Victory As both win judges had him a h a d Al though one of the second place pickers had him there too. In the -440 relay Jerome took the Baton in third place for the final 110 and sprinted into the Lead to Beyt tie Anchorman of both Texas Southern and the Southern California strict cars. Hayes who had equalized the world a Worth of 9.2 seconds for the 100 Early this year run his heat in 9.3 against a 5 mile per hour wind but his final timing. Without the headwind was 9.4. Recovery was so Complete he Woi by 150 Yards Over Jim br6wsj Nyu while clipping better1 Utar six seconds from his own remont with a 9 19.1 time of i Thomas winning the High la Hijji of r the third straight year Friedrfor 7-hr but missed. His winning height Wasi. V Brown beat off Cliff Bertram to win the .440 in a race Wulc Hisai Bertrand equal the old Mark Gubner s shot put record actually wits made Friday in the qualify ing rounds. He fouled on his three tries saturday. Penn state s Gerry Norman Cap tured the three mile with. A trouble at All Ift 14 20,2. Other winners included Boston College s Samir Vincent in the Hopt step and jump with a 48-8 l Effort Harvard s de Bailey with a flip of 193-3 in the Hammer throw Anid Bob tatnell who sailed 23-7?tint the Broad jump athletics squeak past anger m "7 ,.on cipows single in 9tli 8$ Kansas City a Gino Cimoli s two out single in the ninth scored Dick Clowser to give the Kansas City athletics a Seesaw  Victory Over the los Angeles Angels Saturn ii night. De Charles was Kansas City s earlier Star with a grand slam Home run and a pair of singles. Lee Thomas drove in four runs with a pair of round trip shots for the Angels and teammate Leon Wagner tied the score in the ninth with his 12th four Bagger. Howser started the ninth with a top ten. By the associated Prosn bated on 75 or More  american league Tab r h pet. Eur Tziah Cin und 28 m 21 3� .384 a fat. Dali to angles 40 in 17 46 .333 . Pill Bitrich 39 is3 16 m .331 or right. Lib ant a 25 76 13 23 .329 Callas ii. 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