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Peden of 1-lontana noses out Kalbus and Felton inthe 22C>-)'ard dash.Coach Otto Anderson had a record of neverhaving his Idaho trackmen lose to Montana,and they were out to keep this record cleanwhen the Grizzlies invaded Moscow on May 20.Eighteen men on each side battled for recordsall afternoon in a cold wind, and when the timecame for the final event, idaho was trailing 61to 64, with the outcome depending on the milerelay. J im Kalbus gave Idaho a slight lead inthe first lap with a perfectly timed sprint, whichwas increased as Carroll Livingston, Bob Felton,and John Thomas each made the rounds, theVandal anchor man breaking the tape a goodfifty yards ahead of his opponent in 3:26, onlyone second short of the Idaho record.Ap Berg set a new Idaho record in the shotput,as predicted, with a heave of 46 feet and;X( inch. Bill Squance ran a beautiful race tonose out t he hi gh hurdle event by inches inT 5 seconds fl at, which equalled Lemp's recordof 1932. Ernest Nelson tied t he Idaho pole vaultrecord at 12 feet 6 inches, and Bob Newhousemanaged to clear the bar at this record mark,too, but the bar fell to the ground after severalseconds of uncertain jiggling. Idaho men whowon firsts were quance, T homas, Bowler,Dewey, :\ ukett, elson, and Berg.CARROl-l. L IVINGSTONMiddle DistancesllARRY D£W£Ylligh Jump andPole VaultD oN R roJNGSMiddle Distances8{235}8