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Records fall as Roughridermeet^pirds^fell .like cliaff in the itid’ as nb^th. Olympic p r.e p sberthfiJp- tne annuaLGlallam count ty track iPin^ field meet stag ed tihdef the?lights Thursday night at Ci^ifc Pieldi1 . • . ■, -Ftirt;’ Ahgeles won/the meet. by a J^rge jnargin, scoring 101 points as against 33% for Forks and 15%' for {Neah '-Bay,Despite a Chill wind that swept the , track, ‘ four ..records were srpashed and one was tied in the county classic.SObtty Luke heaved the javelin167 feet 3 inches breaking the oldnt#k of 165V 4Mj” set by Bob Auchter of Port Angeles back ini93j?.Mike Macdonald ‘ smashed the century mark at 10i3 set by Eddie Brophy in 1937 with a speed1(1.2 dash. Macdonald also tied the existing 220 mark with a 23,4.sprint in the longer distance. Fleet Charlie Vail, runningsped around the oval in 53.9 seconds to break the 54.4 mark set by Rich Dryke of Sequim in 1942.Best race, of the evening was the mile duel between Darrel Lukes of Port Angeles and Bob Henry of Forks. Lukes led during I he first 880 but Henry went ahead at the half way mark and sped on for a new.mark of 4:44.7. The old mark was 4:45.8 set by Ernie Brannon of Sequim in 1954. EXHIBITION RACES Two exhibition r.aces featured the meet. Bob Dellinger of i h e Neah Bay air force rambled over the mile course in 4:17. Jack Le Touvneau, University of Washington ace, toured an 880 in 1:58,2. Both marks set new track records for Civic Field.Port Angeles placed first In ten of the 14 events. Forks captured three first and Neah Bay one, Frank Smiley, Ricky Hull and Bob Henry were the Spartan winners while Ron Johnson, versatile Red Devil athlete placed first in the broad jump for a Neah Bay five.First three in the running and the first four in the field qualify for the sub-district meet scheduled for Port Orchard next Friday. SUMMARIES:^Shof put — Wyborney, A; Phipps, A; Messersmith, A; Sorg, F.Time 50’ 9%”High hurdles — Hull, F; Briggs,' A; Matte, NB; Salyer, A. Time16:3.5Javelin — Luke, A; Smith, A; Johnson, NB; Spencer, A. Distance 167’ 3” (new county record)Mile run,— Henry, F; Lukes, A; Boggs. A; Thompson, NB Time 4:44.7 (new county record) Broad jump — Johnson, NB; Smiley F; Luke, A; Lopez, A. Distance 20’ 3” (new county req ord)100 — Macdonald A; Vail, A;Cook, F; Smith, A. Time 10.2 (new county record)880 yard run — Spencer, A; Whitman, A; Anderson, F; Bond, A. Time 2:05.8 Pole vault — Little, A; Hendricks A, and Lukes, A, tied for second; Pitt, F, and Hallappa, NB, tied for fourth Height 10 feet.4# yard run •» Vail, A; Johnson, NB; Pean, A; Lopez, A. Time 53.9 seconds (new countyrecord)180 low hurdles -*•, Smiley, F; Briggs, A; Matte, NB; Floe, F. Time 22.5 220 yard dash Macdonald A; Smith, A; Cook, F; Anderson, F. Time 23.4 (ties county record)Discus Wyborney, A; Brock, A; Johns, F; Messersmith, A.Distance 146’ 10 Vi”High imp — Wyborney. A; Whitman, A; Hull, F; little, A. Height 8‘ 6” feeigy p,ort Angeles ( Smith, Luke, Vail gad Macdonald) Time 1:36.5
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Port Angeles Evening News
Port Angeles, Washington, US
Fri, May 02, 1958
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