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Many meet records were set during the course <strong>of</strong> the<br />

season. In the first conference dual-meet <strong>of</strong> the season<br />

with Oregon State three meet records were set. Two<br />

Vandals were successful in eclipsing the old marks<br />

Duane Taylor in the discus with a throw <strong>of</strong> 157'3" and<br />

Dave Martindale in the pole vault with a leap <strong>of</strong> 13<br />

feet. The old existing marks were held previously by<br />

Len Rinearson <strong>of</strong> Oregon State and Dudrey <strong>of</strong> Oregon<br />

State, respectively. Merv Brock <strong>of</strong> the Beavers was<br />

responsible for the other change in the record bookscovering<br />

100 yards in 9.6 seconds. He later came back<br />

to tie the 220-yard dash record with a 21.6 timing.<br />

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In the other Oregon meet with the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

Oregon in Eugene seven meet records were established<br />

as Oregon eclipsed four and <strong>Idaho</strong> erased three. For the<br />

Vandals, the mile relay foursome <strong>of</strong> Loren LaFoe, Don<br />

Hartman, Ted Nowak and Don Miller shattered the previous<br />

mark <strong>of</strong> 3:27.9 by turning in a time <strong>of</strong> 3:26.6.<br />

Miller again grabbed the limelight with a recordbreaking<br />

performance in the 440 with a time <strong>of</strong> 50<br />

seconds flat. The remaining <strong>Idaho</strong> mark was captured<br />

by Duane Taylor in the discus with a mark <strong>of</strong> 153'7".<br />

Setting new marks for the Ducks were Jerry Mock in<br />

the 220 with a time <strong>of</strong> 21.7; Bob Anderson in the shotput<br />

with a heave <strong>of</strong> 46'4%"; Fred Turner in the two mile<br />

run- 9:50. 7; and Dennis Sullivan in the 220-yard low<br />

hurdles- 24.4.<br />

The Washington meet saw little happen in the way <strong>of</strong><br />

establishing new records for the books, although one<br />

was set. In the high jump Widenfelt <strong>of</strong> Washington<br />

leaped 6'2%" to break a 48-year-old record <strong>of</strong> 6'1''.<br />

Bruce Sweeney <strong>of</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> also broke the old record,<br />

clearing 6'2". No new meet records were set in the<br />

W.S.C. meet.<br />

Stan Ht.errnan. former Stanford <strong>University</strong> aprinter, came to the<br />

Unlverelty <strong>of</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> in 1947 and alnce that time haa Introduced many<br />

out.atanding trackmen to the other northern dlv'-lon achoo'-.<br />

THE TRACKSTERS ... Ml'ron Hodqaon , John Allyaon, Olen Casebolt,<br />

Ted Nowak, Don Miller, Bill Thornhill ... Row Two: Coach Stan<br />

H i.eerman, Bruce Sweeney. Dick Newton, Pat Duffy, Olen Christian,<br />

Don Hartman, Duane Taylor ... Row Three: Burt Humphrey, Lorin<br />

LaFoe, Larry Elsner, Buck Nelaon, Dave Martindale, Chuck Weinmann,<br />

Darwin Cogswell.<br />

THE PICTURESQUE VANDAL ... Myron Hodgson dl.played hla talant.a<br />

in the javelin avant- hittingcloae to 190 feet In ell dual meet competition.<br />

ONE OF THE DIVISION'S TOP VAULTERS waa Dave Martindale <strong>of</strong><br />

Oallley. The lanky junior .. tabl;.hed a new achool mark <strong>of</strong> 13'6" and<br />

waa a threat to all competltoN in every meet.<br />

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