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FROSH TRACK, FIELD
SQUAD BREAKS EVEN

Stanford’s freshmen track and field squad
opened its season with a 75-46 loss against
San Mateo Junior College at Stanford
February 27 and came along with a rush a
week later to defeat San Francisco Junior
College 88 to 33.

In the latter meet, Stan Andersen won
both the shot and discus and took second in
the javelin throw. Curtis won both sprints

for the freshmen and Simpson -both hurdle.

events.

INDIAN RUGBY TEAM
WINS DOUBLE TITLE

Stanford’s Rugby fifteen by virtue of a
9 to 0 victory over. California at Stanford
March 6 became the undisputed title hold-
ers both in the intercollegiate conference
and in the Rugby Union.

Outstanding star in the Card lineup
against the Bears was Wayne Richardson
who kicked three penalty goals at varying
distances and angles at the rate of three
points a kick. His first shot with “Doc”
Luckett holding, was from 4o yards out at a
difficult angle. The other two were from 20
and 25 yards out.

NETMEN ROUTED
Southern California’s powerful tennis
team defeated Stanford’s netmen at Los An-
geles March 27 by an 8 to r score. Seward’s
singles match victory over Troy’s Hall 5-7,

6-4, 6-0 saved the Indians-from-a skunking.~ ~

POLOISTS WIN

Stanford’s polo team made it two straight
over Oregon State College at Corvallis, late
in February, winning the first 16 to 1144 and
coming from behind in the last chukker to
win the second 1014 to 514. Russ Rasmussen
starred in both games, scoring six goals in
the second,

WARNER SELLS HOME

Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner, former
Stanford football coach, is permanently sev-
ering his California ties. On the eve of start-
ing his 43rd year of coaching, he sold his
Palo Alto home and will turn it over to its
new owner August 1. The Warners will
make their permanent home in Philadelphia
where “Pop” is coach of Temple University’s
football team.

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BUCK OF THE'MONTH CLUB

TRACK MEN WIN TWO

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JAVELIN THROW—Won by Walker (S), 170 feet;
Shaw (S), 169 feet, 634 inches, second; Stone (S),
third, 160 feet.

HIGH JUMP—Won by Croson (F), 6 feet, 14 feet
tie for second, Siefet (S) and Morrison (S), 5 feet,
1114 inches.

TWO-MILE RUN—Won by Alexander (3) co (S),
second; Hickey (F), third. Time, 10:0

880-YARD RUN—Won by Mahurin (S); oS (S),
second; Gill (F), third. Time, 1:58 A,

BROAD JUMP—Won by Madlem (S), 22 feet 4 inches;
Shepherd (F), second, 22 feet Np inches; Siefert
(S), third, 21 feet 33, inches.

220-YARD DASH—Won by Heiserman (8); Malott (S),
second; Carew (S), third. Time, 0:22.6

DISCUS—Won by Zagar (S),
Holbrook (F), secon
(F), third, 129 feet 1 ‘inch.

140 ies 5 inches;

LOW HURDLES—Won by Weiershauser (S); pePeer

(F), second; Hawkins (S), third. Time, 0:24.9.

RELAY—Won by Stanford (McCurdy, Malott, Mahurin,
Weiershauser). Time, 3:24.5.

U.C.L.A. Meet

100-YARD DASH — Won by Carew (S);
Weiershauser (S); third, Hiserman (S).
10.3 seconds.

440-YARD DASH—Won by Young (U.C.L.A.); second
Mallot (S); third, McCurdy (S). Time, 48.5 seconds

HIGH JUMP—Won by Morrison (S), 6 feet 334 inches,
second, Berkeley (U.C.L.A.), 6 feet; third, Seifert
(S), 5 feet 11 inches.

second,
Time,

ONE-MILE RUN—Won by Alexander (S); second,

Burrows (S); third, aoe (U.C.L.A.-). «Time, 4:28.3
Score, Stanford 8 UC A ke

SHOT PUT—Won by Montgomery (S), 47 feet: 111/2
inches; second, Lippman (S), 46 feet 34 inches.
third, ‘Walter (UCLA), 42 feet 7 inches. Score,
Stanford 1630) Cote:

120-YARD HIGH HURDLES—Won by Hawkins (S).
nee Berkeley (U.C.L.A.); third, Anderson
(U.C L.A.). Time 15.5 seconds.

880-YARD RUN—Won by Mahurin (S); second, Alex-

 

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220-YARD LOW HURDLES—Won by Weiershauser 84- 1 363-1 582-12 826-12
(Ss); se. Berkeley (U.C.L.A.); third, Albert (S). 91- 6 370- 5 583- 6 833-12
BROAD JUMP—Won by Madlem (S), 22 feet 91/4 a a 589— 5 834-12
inches; second, Baird (U.C.L.A.), 22 feet 5 inches; ms 596- 1 839-12
third, Marmumoto (U.C.L.A.), 22 feet \ inch. 213— 4 449- 1
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