NCAA track meet summaries stir Eugene results and standings
Eugene reports from the NCAA track meet listing multiple event winners and marks. Notable performances include Les Tinton in javelin and Gary Gunner leading the shot put, with Oregon and California among top teams in final team scores.
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Ore
Les Tinton
Gregon
Navy
Don Castle
Southern
California
Lee Johnson
Redland
Morgan Grain
Oregon
Archie San Romani
Damien
Emporia Dat
Ben Tucker
San Jose Sula
St. Ropin
Ulis Williams
Arizona State
Kent Bernhard
Michigan
Dave Archibald
Bill Boyle
Notre Dame
Nick Ler
Morgan State
Kish
John Rampo
Long Beach State
Gene Johnson
Bob Keppel
Washington State
Chris Pardee
Harvard
Roger Olson
Paul Stuber
Gregan
Benton Burns
Tucson
California Racing Association
Manzanita Speedway
Phoenix
Minyard
Crassline
Calif
Johnny Cavin
Linwood
Rus# Pollack
Tempe
al Unser
Albuquerque
Dick Fries
San Diego
Jim Oskie
Gene Brown
Gary Congden
Gorden Grove
Veince Bailey
WAC Heads To Review At Spring Meet
Denver hosts the Western Athletic Conference annual presidents meeting with WAC Commissioner Paul Brechler stating the agenda includes reviews of athletic directors and faculty advisors actions from spring meetings. Members listed include Arizona State University Arizona Brigham Young University New Mexico Utah and Wyoming.
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Denver
Western Athletic Conference
WAC
Paul Brechler
Brechler
Arizona State University
Arizona
Brigham Young University
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Bostwick Wins French Amateur Championship in Deauville
Westbury North Carolina James C Bostwick defeats Baron Paul Rollin Belgium 8 and 7 in 38 hole final to claim the French Amateur Championship at Deauville France. Cassius Clay delays Saudi Arabia trip in Cairo says eager to return to United States due to spoiling and easy living. Fort Chancellor Midland wins National Left Handed Golf Tournament at Baton Rouge Louisiana with 299 total. Pete Appleton named manager of Atlanta International League team succeeding Jack McKeon. $50000 added handicap at Hollywood Park features top three year olds Close Sy Count Charles Real Good Deal.
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Pete Appleton
Atlanta
Jack McKeon
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Calif
Count Charles
Ferraris Win Le Mans as Ford Loses Ground in Classic
Ferraris won the 24 hour Le Mans race with Jean Guichet and Nino Vaccarello, setting speed and distance records. A Ford Cobra finished fourth after early challenge, with three spectators killed by debris in a crash. Ford and Shelby cars dominated until mechanical issues ended strong hopes.
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Champagne
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Pottstown
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