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THE 1956 S1A TE C. I. F. TRACK MEET

STATE C. I. F. FEDERATED COUNCIL

CaJ.ifornia's 1%6 state CIF Track and Field champion­ships wi!i write the thirty-eighth· chapter in the historyof the finest high school track program in the nation,this afternoon and evening here at the Chico state Col­lege field.

Year after year the boys who wear the colors of theirhigh schools make outstanding achievement and new stateand nationa,l records something to be taken for granted,rather than looked upon as a rare occurrence. California'strack and field program is looked upon by the rest of thenation as being tops. A brief review of the achievementsof the high school boys throughout the nation shows whythis is a fact.

On the 1954 high school Noa,tional Honor Roll therewere 159 names listed. Seventy-three of the 159 nameswere boys from California high schools. In the 16 eventswhich are recognized by the National Honor Roll, Cali­fornia high s::hool boys were the top performers in 11events. Not only did California boys give the top per­tormances in 1954, in 11 events, but they were second in10 events. The brilliance of the all-around competitive

President, Willard B. Knowles, Martinez; Executive Sec­r'etary, William W. Russell, Berkeley; Northern Section,John H. DecatoI', sutter; Sac-Joaquin Section, Delmer B.Marshall, Davis; Central Section, Paul M. Goodwin, Reed­ley; Harold R. Olson, Delano; North Coast Section, Wil­lard B. Knowles, Martinez; Lee Sims, Santa Cruz; Oak­land City Section, David P. Snyder, Oakland; San Fran-

achievement of today's Californi,a, high school performeris demonstrated by the marks in 1954 in the 440-yarddash, in the 180-yard low hurdles, in the broad jump, theshot put, the 120-yard high hurdles and the 880-yard relayevents; in all of which California had three performancesbetter than the best mark made by any boy in the other47 states.

On the 1955 National Honor Roll 140 boys were listed.Forty-three California names and schools were included.Of the 16 events recognized, California was the top per­former in 6 events.

When the 1956 National Honor Roll is compiled, manyof the boys competing here at Chico state College today,will have earned themselves the highest recognition innational high school track and field circles. Certainly theexcellent coa,ching provided by the high school teachers,the fine facilities of the California public schools, thespirited competition which is conducted under responsiblehigh school athletic administrators, and the famed Cali­fornia climate have much to do with this outstandingrecord.

cisco City Section, Ralph H. Lehman, San Fr,ancisco; LosAngeles City Section, Francis L. Daugherty, Los Angeles;William N. Waite, Wilmington; Southern Section, WinstonNelson, Pomona; Floyd A. Johnson, San Diego; Delegateat Large, C. Carson Conrad, Chief, Bureau of Health,Recreation, and Physioa1 Education, state Department ofEdUcation, Sacramento.

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Harold R. Olson known through theSan-Joaquin Valley area for his keenjudgment and wit, rounds out a totalof 33 years service in the educationfield this June. Mr. Olson has servedas Principal of Hilmar High School,Superintendent 0 f the ChowchillaUnion High School, and since 1932 hasbeen Superintendent of the DelanoJoint Union High School. Mr. Olsonhas been an active worku in CIF-circles for many years, and waselected President of the CIF Central 1

Section in 1949. Since that time he has served as a repre- ~sentative of the CIF Central Section on the State CIF

Council. While Mr. Olson is retiring as Superintendent of :Delano High School, his fellow school administrators have 6prevailed upon him to accept a position .as the ExecutiveSecretary of the CIF Central Section. Delano's loss is the ~Entire San-Joaquin Valley's gain.

The schOOl administrators of California through theirelected representatives, including Floyd Johnson and H·,von byR. Olson, have supported and guided California's highschool athletic program so that it is now recognized asone of the finest in the nation.

STATE TRACK MEET OFFICIALSMEET DIRECTOR, AL SCHLUETER

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Paine, Jack Caruso; Shot Put Judges, Hal Cleland, OmWraith, Mel Dalrymple; Pole Vault Judges, J,a,ck Mauger,Art Brown, Roger Biffle; Discus Judges, Gene Maxey,Leroy Kerr, John Lucena, Elva Brunk; Announcer, DonBell; Assistant Announcer, Farnum Howard; Inspection ofEquipment, Dick Marshall; Awards, Ralph Hensley;Records, Jack Sweeney; Numbers, Joe McClellan; HurdleCrew, Wayne Boulding; Stands, Cliff Gilbert; Groundsa,nd Equipment, Gus Manolis; Physician, Dr. Max Lee;Photographer, H. Lee Hansen; Transportation, Ray Yount;Tickets and Gates, Al Turek; Surveyor, Lloyd Cook;Registration, Jim Thompson; Press Steward, Lee Graves;Finish Tape, Bill Bledsoe, Jim Ulrey; Starting Blocks,Willie Misquez, Ron Temple; P.A. System, Jim Walters;Field Phones, Al Kostiz.

SECTION SECRETARIESSnyder, OakIand; Sac-Joaquin Section, James C. Cave,Stockton; San Francisco City Section, George Canrinus,San Francisco; Southern California Section, Ken Fagans,Los Angeles.

Central Section D. Roy Lightner, Strathmore; Los AngelesCity Section, William Lopez, Los Angeles; North CoastSection, H. W. Jennings, Petaluma; Northern Se~tion,John Decator, Sutter; Oakland City Section, David P.

Principal Floyd A. Johnson andSuperintendent H. R. Olson, two high­ly respected elective members of theState CIF Feder,a,ted Council, are re­tiring at the end of this semesterafter many years of unselfish serviceto the schools of California.

Floyd Johnson came to Californiain 1924, teaehing at the RooseveltJunior High School in San Diego.He served as Vice-Principal andPrincipal of Wilson Junior High in

San Diego, ,a,nd with the opening' of the new HerbertHoover High School in 1930, Mr. Johnson took over asPrincipal, the position he has held for the last 26 years.Mr. Johnson's deep and sincere interest in athletics hasstimulated a well-rounded athletic program in his school.He served as CIF league representative as far back as1934. In 1948 Floyd was elected a member of the CIFSouthern Section Executive Committee (Southern Cali­fOl"nia area). In 1953 he was elected as one of twoSouthern Section Representatives on the State FederatedCouncil, one of the highest honors obtainable in CIFr,anks.

Honorary Referee, Carl Schreiter; Referee, E. S. WoodyWilson; Starter, Verne Hickey; Recall Starter, Jim Mur­ray; Clerk of Course, Mel Jones; Assistant Clerk of Course,George Maderos; Head Judge of Finish, Carl Gilmore;Assistant Judges of Finish, Ray Desimore, Vince Merritt,Glenn Dufour, Jack Abegglen, Lloyd Toomey, Hugh Har­rison, Mel Good, Ben Mathews, Bob Russell, Herm Stauss,Ken Kiethly; Head Timer, Dr. Hubert J. McCormick;Assista,nt Timers, John Davis, Buck Bailey, Dick Kollen­born, Ray Curry; Head Inspector, Jim Lytgen; AssistantInspectors, Jim Hanny, John Grantham, Norman Mac­Kenzie, Clay Wolfe, Mike Adams, Keith Thomasson;Marshall, Francis McDonald; Scorer, Jim Gorman; Assist­ant Scorer, Stewart Ross; Head JUdge of Field Events,Bill Rhyne; High Jump JUdges, Vie Zito, Gene Weston,Ken Piercy; Broad Jump Judges, Willie Simmons, George

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100-yard dash Lombardi, Frank Los Ang8Ies ..h 9.6 sec. 'h.h 1928100-yard dash. __ Frick, Bob h..h h San Ramon (Danville) h.. 9.6 sec hh 1935100-yard dash h King, Leamon Delano h h 9.6 sec 1953100-yard dash h J ackson, James Alameda h 9.6 sec 1954220-yard dash Anderson, George h..h h'"hMuir (Pasadena) h 21.2 sec h..h, h.1933220-yard dash Allen, BryanL Jeff erson (L.A.) h 21.2 sec 1937220-yard dashh J ackson, James h h Alameda h h h 21.2 sec h 1954440-yard daBh Gi11ett, MyreL h EI Cen troh h h h .43.2 sec h 1933880-yard run h Bowden, Don ..hhh Lincoln (San Jose). ..h h l min. 52.9 sec h..19541 mile run White, Ted h h Newport Harbor A min. 20 sec h h..1955High Hurdles Turner, Stephen Jr G l3ndaleh.hhh ..14.1 sec h 1950Low Hurdles Armstrong, Donaldh Man. Arts (L.A.) h .18.9 sec __ 1953

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EVENT NO. 1 100 YARD RUN-PREUMINARIES 1:00 P. M.State C.I.F. Meet Record: 9~ .James Jackson (Alameda), 1954.National Interscholastic Record: 9.4, Jesse Owens (East Technical, Cleveland), 1933, James .Jackson (Alameda), 1954.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 10.0, Ken Dennis (Centennial)iOm

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1 98-ARTHUR JENKINS (Manual Arts) 10.02 83-DICK BROWN (Abraham Lincoln) 10.13 123-GARY SCHAAF (Orosi) 9.74 114-AL MATTA (Mt. Carmel) 9.85 41-JERRY WHITE (Corcoran) 9.56 172-ROME DENNIS (Oakland Tech) 10.07 70-WILLIE WHITE (Jefferson) 10.08 104-RUSS STATUM (McClatchy)

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1 67-JOE BATTEN (Jefferson) 10.12 139-RUDY JACKSON (Richmond) 10.03 133-HARB BLANCHARD (Poly of S.F.) 10.14 128-BOB POYNTER (Pasadena) 9.55 132-0LA LEE MURCHISON (PIacer) 9.86 46-CHRIS KNOTT (EI Centro) 9.77 122-STEVE BATES (Orland) 10.08 18-FRED DeWITT (Berkeley) 10.1

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 14.1, Steve Turner (Glendale), 1950National Interscholastic Record: 14.0, Joe Batiste (Tuscan, Ariz.), 1939; Lee Miller (Burbank, San Antonio), 1947.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 14.3, Ken Thompson (Centennial)

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17-JOHN CRESSA (Balboa) 15.2165-BERT JOHNSON (Stockton) 14.6'74-CLARENCE TREAT (Kingsburg) 14.4

130-WALT GOODMAN (Pierce) 14.1138-RONALD PINKSTON (Pomona) 14.299-CHARLES MAGRUDER (M-almal Arts) 14.5

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97-LLOYD GLENN (Manual Arts) 15.020-CEBRON RUSS (Berkeley) 14.889-ALONZO WILKINS (Los Angeles) 14.6

127-CHARLES PIGGEE (Pasadena) 14.03D-DALE MESSER (Lemoore) 14.3

174-SAM PERRY (Oakland Tech) 14.627-JACK HOLMAN (California) 14.3gO-BOB KARLSRUD (Los Lomas) 15.4

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 21.2, George Anderson (Muir, Pasadena), 1933; Bryant Allen' (Jefferson, L.A.) 1937; JamesJackson )Alameda), 1954.

National Interscholastic Record: 20.7, Jesse Owens (East Technical, Cleveland), 1933; Eddie Southern (Dallas, Texas), 1955.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 21.6, Bob Poynter (PasaiIena)

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 18.9, Don Armstrong (Manual Arts, L.A.), 1953.National Interscholastic Record: 18.5, Charles Tidwell (Independence, Kansas), 19551955 State C.I.F. Champion: 19.2, Paul Lowe (Centennial)

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1 16-CLAUDE COOPER (Balboa., S.F.) 19.92 163-JESSE BRADFORD (Shafter) 19.13 26-PETE CHERNEY (California) 19.14 70-WILLIE WHITE (Jefferson) 19.05 174-SAM PERRY (Oakland Tech) 19.26 127-CHARLES PIGGEE (Pasadena) 19.37 110-KARL FINCH (Modesto)8 20-CEBRON RUSS (Berkeley) 20.0

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1 164-JIM SWEET (Sonoma) 20.12 130-WALT GOODMAN (Pierce) 19.23 99-CHARLES MAGRUDER (Manual Arts) 19.24 80-DALE MESSER (Lemoore) 19.05 27-JACK HOLMAN (California) 19.16 53-RONALD BATTLE (Fremont, L.A.) 19.37 160-DAN AUSTIN (San Lorenzo) 19.98 195-MANUEL CONTRERAS (Woodland) 19.6

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 1:27.2, Jefferson of Los Angeles, 1955National Interscolastic Record: 1.27.2, Jefferson of Los Angeles, 1955.1955 C.I.F. Champion: 1.27.2 Jefferson of L.A.

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 165'5", Leon Patterson (Taft), 1951National Interscholastic Record: 184'23fs", Al Orter (Floral Park, N.Y.), 1954.

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No. Name, School and Best Mark76-DOUG STONER (Laguna Beach)59-FRANK ELLER (Fresno) 165'7'h"40-W AYNE CROWE (Corcoran) 166'10%"52-SYDNEY LANE (Encinal)

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JamesState C.I.F. Meet Record: 148'2314",Rink Babka (Palo Alto), 1954.National Interscholastic Record: 160'2", Jack Egan (Balboa, S.F.), 1954

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76-DOUG STONER (Laguna Beach) 141'0"40-WAYNE CROWE (Corcor,an)lI-RON PROVOST (Bakersfield)

No. Name, School and Best MarkI-JOHN CALDWELL (Acalanes) 133'V2"

52-SYDNEY LANE (Encinal) 135'6%"3-DON BELL (Alameda) 132'1O'%."

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108--DONGRISCH (Mira Costa) 13'0" 51-JIM HELM (El Dorado) 13'4"45-BILL LOGAN (El Cajon) 13'3%," 184-DON McDANIEL (Turlock) 13'4%,72-RALPH ROCHA (Jordan, Long Beach) 13'51f2" 119-DON SCHAEFER (Oakland High) 12'4"

178-LEVERN BUTLER (Tulare) 12'10" 134-WILFRED GASPAR (Polytechnic, S.F.) 13'0"60-DA VE WIMMER (Fresno) 13'0" 95-LEON COFFMAN (Los Molinos) 12'1"

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69-CURTIS CHAPPELL (Jefferson, L.A.) 6'5"· 48-EURAEL BELL (EI Cerrito) 6'47i."102-ERROL WILLIAMS (Manual Arts, L.A,) 6'4" 170-WILLY HECTOR (Tamalpais) 6'2"71-ROBERT SIMS (Jordan, L.A,) 6'7" 140-TYLER WILBON (Richmond) 6'5"62-BOB AVANT (Hart) 6'4v,," 85-BILL ELSON (Lodi) 6'4'%."32-CORNELIUS DUMAS (Centennial, Compton) 6'3" 200-CLYDE BERRY (Oroville) 6'2"

157-JOHN QUINNETT (San Bernardino) 6'3" 58-Julius Jefferson (Fremont Oakland) 6'5v,,"42-LORENZO GOREE (Delano) 6'2" 134-WILFRED GASPAR (Polytechnic, S.F.) 6'4%,"

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EVENT NO. 10 12·POUND SHOT PUT 7:00 P. M.State C,I.F. Meet Records: 60'9%", Leon Paterson (Taft), 1951.National Interscholastic Record: 62'5%", Don Vick (ChaffeY),1953.1955State C.I.F. Champion: 59'4j1,,",DWlcan Ward (Santa Monica).No. Name, school and best mark No. Name, school and best mark31-DAVE DAVIS (Canoga Park) 62' 7v" " 161-CLARENCE BEEDLE (Santa Rosa) 53'3%"88--JOHN McLANE (Los Angeles High School) 57'0" 30-MIKE PROFIT (Campbell) 59'47i."

1I6-HERB GRIFFIN (North HOllywood) 58'2" 129-JIM STYLES (Piedmont) 52'2"64--DICK FOUSHEE (Hoover Glendale) 56'5v,," 148-JACK DOMICH (Sacramento)66-JACK METCALF (Inglew~od) 57'71f2" 159-BILL POPEJOY (San Juan) 57'1"

124--HOMER ROBERTSON (Pacific) 62'3" 120-NICK SIMS (Oakland H.S.) 50'4"40-WAYNE CROWE (Corcoran) 58'11" 82-MIKE LEWIS (Lincoln, S.F.) 56'5"lI-RON PROVOST (Bakersfield) 57'10" 96-ED TANNER (Los Molinos) 50'2"

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 25'4%", Monte Upshaw (Piedmont), 1954.National Interscholastic Record: 25'4%", Monte Upshaw (Piedmont),1954.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 23'3Y:,",Bobby Baines (Jordan of L. A.).No. Name, School and Best Mark No. Name, School and Best Mark68-0SCAR BEAN (Jefferson~ L.A,) 25'4v,," 50-JOHN PERKINS (EI Cerrito) 24'31f2"

IOO-CHARLES LINDSAY (Manual Arts, L. A.) 24'5" 121-LEW WALDEISON (O'Dowd) 22'2v,,"56-RICHARD WALTON (Fremont, L.A.) 24'5v,," 20-CEBRON RUSS (Berkeley) 23'5%,"

197-CALVIN COCHRAN (Morningside) 22'8" 33-MEL CRONAN (Ceres)81-LUTHER HAYES (Lincoln, San Diego) 23'9'%." 84-RICHARD JUAREZ (Livingston) 22'W'39-BOB SMITH (Compton) 23'10%" 58-JULIUS JEFFERSON (Fremont, Oakland) 23'4%"73--JAMES JOHNSON (Kingsburg) 23'6%" 188-GAYNELL McPHERSON (Washington, S.F,) 23'2"41-JERRY WHITE (Corcoran) 23'4Y:," 35-DICK LUND (Chico) 21'10"

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ORDER :VI

1)eliciou sThe Winners of tlta

:00 p.n

:00 p.rr:15 p.rr:30 p.rn

: 45 p.rn

:00 p.m:15 p.m:30 p.m:50 p.m

Exhibi

FINALS-DISCUS

1 :00 p.m. High School

1 :30 p.m. College

PRELIMINARIES-TRACK EVE~S

1 :00 p.m. 100 yard Run

1: 20 p.m. 120 yard High Hurdles

1 :40 p.m. 220 yard Run

2:00 pJffi. 180 yard Low Hurdles

2:20 p.m. 880 yard 4 Man Relay

HELD AT DATE ,CHO<

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8. ,stoekton nn_mooh __oo oonoo m ooMay 6, 1922 __oo n m __J.tingt9. Los Angeles ooh__n m oo m_nmMay 12, 1923nn_mn m_.lywOO

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24. Hollister.. __oonn_hmoonnoom_moooom oomooMay 28, 1938m_n_oooooooo.. Dieg(25. Los Angeles __mmn nm __moom_oooooom_May 27, 1939nm_oooo_oooo..ersfiel26. Visalia oo oo__n_oo oooooooo_oom_oonnoom_m_May25, 1940 __n __oo_moo ersfiel

27. San Jose moooooooooo oo noo_m May 25, 194Lnoo_moooooo3ll0, EI28. Comptonoooo_n __moonnoom_m __oommoo ooMay 25, 1946_mmmoom_ondo ]

29. Visalia oon_oon__n_mm_n_oooo_moooomoo_moo_May31, 1947 n n __.hingt(30. Berkeleynm mn oonm__moom_oom mMay 29, 1948 mmnn..lan (L31. 'Coliseum, L.A. oo__m __m_moon m May 28, 1949nh_mn merson32. Saeramento_oo oooo_n oomm_oooo mMay 27, 1950 nn erson33. Berkeleynnoo_n __mmoooo_oomh_oooo_oooo_oo__oooo,May 26, 1951 noo oo__erson34. L.A. Coliseum __noo oo__m_n __moomoo May 24, 1952nnmoooooo ... erson35. Fresnooo oooo oo__mm_hm __nn oo mooooMay 29, 1953nnmm_m __'ual AJ36. Berkeley mnoo n m_oooooo_oooooo oo.May29, 1954 n __n m_neda _37. Los Angeles_mmoomn_mm_moooooo m __May 28, 1955_mnoo n__;enniaI

IR EVENTSFINALS-TRACK AND FIELD

r:oo p.m. Field Events-High Jump, Broad Jump,

Shot & Pole Vailut

COACHPOINTS3CHOOL

t~tate Track Meets

1:00 p.m. 880 yard Run

\:15 p.m. 100 yard Run

I:30 p.m. 120 yard High Hurdles

1:45 p.m. 440 yard Run

1:00 p.m. 220 yard Run

1:15 p.m. 180 yard Low Hurdles

·:30 p.m. Mile Run

':50 p.m. 4 Man 880 Helay

. Exhibition to follow the high school 12-lb. Shot event

.........mmual Arts (L.A.) .. ooooooooooo m .. m25 otto Fritsch

...... .oomual Arts (L.A.) hoo.. oo h .37'h otto Fritsch

............ Rlinga .. h_ oo __ _._ __.25 Charles Geer

.......oom5adena .. _oo ooo ooo.. ooooo h oo ooo25 George Main~ oomlllual Arts (L.A.) 00.00000.000000.. 0..0000.21 Sid Foster

: _mA. High SchooLooooo.ooo ooo_ h _._19 Glenn Whittle' oo.Jcoln (L.A.) .. 000._.00.. 000 0. 00 0.00000.00017 Tommy Davis.......... .ntington Beach_m .. _ ooo ooo ooo 16 Ray Walker............. l1ywoodhoo .. hoo ooo.mh_ oo h _17'h William Page!... 'nual Arts (L.A.)ooooo ooo ooOOO'''h 26 Sid FosterL.•...•.••• mual Arts (L.A.) oo _ ooo..16 Sid Foster

............. A. POlytechnic .. _ oo hooooo oooo 17 Edward Leahy.............ondale.hoo.oooh _ oo ooo oo h 30. Normal Hayhurst

.........mag Beach (Poly.) _.. h. .. ooo_.. ooo oo.23 Norman Barker!..... a DiegOhoo.ooo_ ooh_ __ ooo.ooo 22%. Glen Broderick.......... :1 Diegohooooo__.ooo ooh_ _ mm .. m.ll Glen Broderick

:ramentoooo hoo ooo oo11 Laurence Janssentlta Ana.oo ooooo h m oooooo.. ooll G. A. Oliver

I•••••.•••••• A. POlytechnic h.ooohoo m ooI9'h Edward LeahyI.........•.. tlg Beach (Poly.) h h oo_ ooo.. __22'h Norman Barker......._ 'Centro h oooo_.mooooo.. oo__.. oo__ _18 J. H. Armstrong, _ .lir Tech, Pasadena .. oooh_ _..14 Albion Walton~ oo.oollerton .. h ooo oo --- ---._13 Harold Lang! .•oo1ir Tech, Pasadena._ .. ooo.ooo.__ .18 Albion Walton

: oooo..Ierson (L.A.) h h h .. ooo 23'h Harry Edelson...........!! Diegohoo .. ooo mh __oo.. h_ ooo 18'h Glen Broderick........... kersfield._ oo h _ _.. ooo .16 "Cap" Haralson, kersfield._ _ oo ooo.. oo_ _ ooo 18 'h "Cap" Haralson: oo!sao, Edison T h oo _ooo ..22 Harold Bicknell! oo.:!ondo Beachooooooo h oo.h.. _..21 Harold Grant

.........mlshington (L.A.) 000. __ _.24 Gail Wyatt

......_.m;dan (L.A.) .. 00 0..000.000000.. _.000 0. .22 Bill Zazueta

.... .mferson (L.A.) h 28'h Estel Johnson

........ mferson (L.A.) oo.. h hooo h 40 Estel Johnson! .oo.ferson (L.A.) _ h oo. .16'h Estel Johnson

: ·ferson (L.A.) oo.. ooooo oo oo:.m..29'h Estel Johnson!•...•....•• p-ual Arts (L.A.L.ooo .. ooo.h __ .. ooo.162/3 Chas Toney, meda hoooo_ooo ooo ooo.. ooooooo .J.9 Lewis Jolley.......... ..Itennial (Compton) _.000.00.. 000 ::_:00.:.29 Bill Gill

C()l'YHIGIIT l!.i::'li. THE CUCA-COLA CO.'\IP.\XY

EVENT NO. 12 880 YARD RUN 8:00 P. M.State C.I.F. Meet Record: 1:52.9, Don Bowden (Lincoln, San Jose), 1954.National Interscholastic Record: 1:52.3, Don Bowden (Lincoln, San Jose), 1954.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 1:57.0, Leonard Havens (Avenal).Lane No. Name, School and Best Time Lane No. Name, School and Best Time

1 146-WAYNE LEMONS (Riverside) 1:55.3 5 54-LOUIS MILLER (Fremont, L.A.) 1:56.91 167-GARY SULLIVAN (Stockton) 1:58.5 5 131-JESSE LEA (Pittsburg) 2:00.72 179-JOHN PATTERSON (Tulare) 1:55.8 6 189-TOM SIEBERT (Willits) 1:57.12 185-TEDDY R. SMITH (Van Nuys) 1:56.7 6 171-SVENSGAARD DAVID (Oakland Tech) 1:59.03 107-TOM BROWN (Merced) 1:55.1 7 4-BRUCE KNAPP (Alhambra) 1:55.83 105-LES WATERS (McCLatchy) 1:58.5 7 34-LARRY ROACH (Chester) 2:03.74 109-JIM CERVENY (Mission Bay) 1:55.5 8 115-BILL KNOCKE (Narbonne) 1:57.14 57-CHARLES BELCHER (EI Cerrito) 1:58.7 8 153-STEVE BARRETT (st. Ignatius, S. F.) 2:02.E

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4 __.,.__ __.h •••• m __ •••••• __ h •••••••• m •••• 5.. __.__ __..000 ··· · · · Mark m •••••• m ••• __ ••••••••••••••• h •••••••••••• • __ •••••••••• h •••••

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Won by4:"'::'::;:::::::::::":.::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::..5~' ....::::::::::::~:::::...:...::::::.::.::.::::..::::::::::::.--~~;~...:::::::...~.'...:::::'::::::::.:::::::::'::::::::::.:::::::::::~:"'h""""

State C.I.F. Meet Record:· 48.4, Myrel Gillett (EI Centro), 1933.National Interscholastic Record: 47.2, Eddie Southern (Dallas, Texas), 1955.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 48.7, Jerry White (Corcoran).

Lane No. Name, School and Best Time Lane No. Name, School and Best Time

State C.I.F. Meet Record: 4:20.0, Tod White (Newport Harbor), 1955.National Interscholastic Record: 4: 19.5, Tom Skutka (Rockaway, N. J.), 1955.1955 State C.I.F. Champion: 4:20.0, Tod White (Newport Harbor).

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8:45 P. M.

9:30 P. M,

196-JACK YERMAN (Woodland) 49.2106-DEAN BUNN (McClymounds, Oak.) 50.4190-RON BOECKLER (Wilson, Long Beach) 49.5

2-LARRY PILCHER (Acalanes) 50.955-DON SMITH (Fremont L.A.) 49.886-RON ROTT (Lodi) 49.5'

145-ART GILMORE (Riverside) 48.836-JIM RANKIN (Chico) 52.8

55667788

Lane No. Name, School and Best Time5 117-HAROLD HARKNESS (N. Hollywood) 4:24.35 173-MILTON MARQUARD (Oakland Tech) 4:33.26 65-BOB MONZINGO (Hoover, S. D.) 4:25.96 1I8-ERNIE MEDRANO. (Oa.kdale) 4:35.37 155-BOB HOLLAND (st. Monicas, L.A.) 4:27.57 61-JERRY RICHINS (Gridley) 4:49.08 38-KENNETH BENSCOETER (Chowchilla) 4:28.18 103-PHIL OHLSSON (McClatchy)

ONE MILE RUN

440 YARD RUN

16·POUND SHOT PUT (EXHIBITION)

41-JERRY WHITE (Corcoran) 47.3154-CARLOS TAN (st. Ignatius) 49.228-DA VE ROSS (California)' 48.210-J. C. PHILLIPS (Bakersfield) 49.6

101-WILLIAM TURNER (Manual Arts, L.A.) 49.725-DON WETTELAND (Burlingame) 51.119-HENRY DORSEY (Berkeley) 48.543-DEAN BALZARETT (Eagle Rock, L.A.) 50.0

11223344

Lane No. Name, School and Best Time1 57-GRADY NEAL (Fullerton) 4:22.11 126-JOHN MORRISON (Palo Alto) 4:28.32 44-ROBERT RYE (Eagle Rock) 4:23.52 49-HERB CLOE (EI Cerrito) 4:28.43 125-RON LARRIEU (Palo Alto) 4:24,23 187-BOB HAMMOND (Washington, S.F.) 4:32.14 158-TIM ROE LEN (San Fernando) 4:24.24 177-MILES EISENMAN (Tehachapi) 4:32.8

EVENT NO.15

EVENT NO. 14

EVENT NO. 13

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State C.I.F. Meet Record: 52'9%", Don Vick (Chaffey, Ontario),1953.National Interscholastic Record: 52'9%", Don Vick (Chaffey, Ontario, Calif.), 1953.116-HERB GRIFFIN (No. Hollywood) 30-MIKE PROFIT (Campbell)88-JOHN McLANE (Los Angeles High School) 159-BILL POPEJOY (San Juan)31-DAVE DAVIS (Canoga Park) 148-JACK DaMICH (Sacramento)ll-RON PROVOST (Bakersfield) 120-NICK SIMS (Oakland High)40-WAYNE CRaWE (Corcoran) 82-MIKE LEWIS (Lincoln, S.F.)

129-JIM STYLES (Piedmont) 96-ED TANNER (Los Molinos)161-CLARENCE BEEDLE (Santa Rosa)

EL CAJC

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4.......•............................000 5 m __ •••••••••• h.h •• __ •••••••••••••••••••••••• h ••• Mark h •••••••••••• m ••••••••••••••• h ••••••••• ~~%~48-Eun,4~Hert50-Johr

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1:59.0

2:02.5

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4:28.0

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ACALANES (Lafayette)I-John Caldwell, H.S. & College

discus2-Larry Pllcher, 440, :50.9

ALAMEDA3-Don Bell, College discus,

132'10%", & H.S. discus

ALIIA.'IBRA4---<Bruce Knapp, 880, I: 55.85-880 relay, 1:25.96-880 relay7-880 relay8-880 relay

ANDERSON9-Frank Wagner, high jump, 5'9"

BAKERSFIELDl<1-J. C. PhlIllps, 440, :49.6ll-Ron Provost. 12-pound shot put.

57'10"; 16-pound shot put &Collcg-e discus

I~alt Mince, 880 relay, 1:28.413-Wes Johnson. 880 relay14-J. C. PhlIllps, 880 relayl5-WIllle Brown, 880 relay

BALBOA (Sa.n Francisco)16-Claude Cooper. 180 lo\v hurdles.

:19.917-John Cressa, 120 high hurdles,

:15.2

Bt;RKELEYI&-Fred Dewitt, 100, :09.8; 220, :21.519-Henry Dorsey, 440, :48.52~ebron Russ, 120 hi~h hurdles.

:14.8; 180 low hurdles, :19.4;broad jump, 23'5>;'''

21-880 relay, 1:29.02:!-880 relay23-880 relay24-880 relay

BURLINGAME25-Don Wetteland, 440, :51.1

CALIFORNIA (Whittier)26-Pete Cherney, 180 low hurdles,

:19.127-Jack Holman, 120 high hurdles,

:14.2; 180 low hurdles, :19.12B-Dave Ross, 440, :48.2

CA.'IPBELL29-~lax Kinsey, pole vault, 12'3"30-Mlke Profit, 12-pound shot put

59'4%": 16-pound shot putCANOGA PARK31-lDave Davis, 12-pound shot put.

62'7'h"; 1,6-pound shot putCENTENNIAL (Compton)32-Comellus Dumas, high jump, 6'3"

CERES33-Mel Cronan, broad jump

CH~8TER34-'Larry Roach, 880, 2:03.7

CllICO35-Dick Lund, 220, :22.1; broad

jump, 20'4": 880 relay36-Jlm Rankin, 440, :53.337-Allan Maderos, 880 relay, 1:33.2

19B-Charles Sheley, 880 relay199-Ron Fickle, 880 relay

CHOIVCllILLA38-Kenneth Benscoeter. mile run,

4:28.0

cmIPTON39-Bob Smith, broad jump, 23'10%"

CORCORAN4o-Wayne Crow, 12-pound shot put,

58'11"; 16-pound shot put; highschool discus, 166'101h"; collegediscus

41-Jerry White, 100, :09.5; 440, :47.3;broad jump, 23'4%"

DELANO42-Lorenzo Goree, high jump, 6'2"

DORSEY (Los Angeles)204-La\ •...rcnce Rocebury, 880 relay,

-,,1:29.020~Robert W1l1iams, 880 relay20G-Clayton Tave, 880 relay207-Robert Obear, 880 relay20B-Charles Davis, 880 relayEAGLE ROCK (Los Angeles)43-Dean Balzarett, 440, :50.044-Robert Rye, mile run, 4:23.5

EL CAJON45-Bill Logan. pole vault, 13'3%"

EL CENTRO4G-Chrls Knott, 100, :09.7

EL CERRITO47-Charles Belcher, 880, 1:58.74&-Eurael Bell, high jump, 6'4%"49-Herb Cloe, mIle run, 4:27.450-John Perkins, broad jump, 24'3'h"

EL DORADO51-Jim Helm, pole vault, 13'4"

ENCINAL (Alameda)52-SYdney Lane, college discus,

135'6%"; high school discusFRE~IONT (Los Angeles)53-Ronald Battle, 180 low hurdles,

:19.354-Louis Miller, 880, 1:56.955-Don Smith, 440, :49.856-Richard Walton, broad jump,

24'5%"FREMONT (Oakland)58-Julius Jefferson, hl~h Jump,

6'5%"; broad jump, 23'4'h"FRESNO59-Frank Eller, high school discus,

165'7'h"GO-Dave Wimmer, pole vault, 13'0"

FULLERTON57-Grady Neal, mIle run, 4:22.1

GRIDLEY61-Jerry Richins, mile run, 4:49.0

HART (Newhall)62-Bob Avant, high jump, 6'4\1,'

HOLLYWOOD63-Jerry Betz, pOle vault, 13'3"

HOOVER (Glendale)64-Dick Foushee, 12-pound shot put,

56'51h"HOOVER (San Diego)65-Bob Monzing-o, mile run, 4:25.9

INGLEWOOD66-Jack Metcalf, 12-pound shot put,

57'7'h".JEFFERSON (Los Angeles)

07-Joe Batten, 100, :10.1, 220, :21.6;880 relay

li8-0scar Bean, broad jump, 25·41h"69-Curtis Chappell, pole vault, 13'0";

high jump, 6'5"70-WlIIle White, 100, :09.8; 180 100v

hurdies, : 19.0; 880 relay201-Terry Randall, 880 relay, 1: 26.5202-Henry Philllps, 880 relayJORDAN (Los Angeles)

71-Robert Sims, high jump, 6'7"

JORDON (Long Beaeh)72-Ralph Rocha, pole vault, 13'5'h"

KING CI'l'Y75-Tom Pettit, 220, :21.9

KINGSBURG73-James Johnson, broad jump,

23'6%"74-Clarence Treat, 120 high hurdles,

:14.4

LAGUNA BEACH76-Doug stoner, college cUscus,

141'0"; high school discus

LEMOORf;77-Jerry Short, 880 relay, 1:29.578-George Smith, 880 relay79-Bob Bailey, 880 relay80-Daie Messer, 880 relay, 180 lo\v

hurdies, : 19.0; 120 high hurdles,:14.3

LINCOLN (San Diego)81-Luther Hayes, broad jump.

23'9%"

LINCOLN (San .Jose)83-Dlck -Brown, 100, :09.6

LINCOLN (San Francisco)82-Mike Lewis, 12-pourid shot put,

56'5"; high school discus, 140'­10>;'''; 16-pound shot put, collegediscus

LIVI~GSTON84-Richard Juarez, broad jump,

22'0%"

LODI85-Bill Elson, high jump, 6'4%"86-Ron Rott, 440, :49,5

LOS ANGELES HIGH87-Terry Kelley, pole vault, 13'3'h"88-John McLane, 12-pound shot put,

57'0"; 16-pound shot put89-Alonzo Wilkins, 120 high hurdles,

:14.6

LOS LOMAS90-Bob Karlsrud, 120 high hurdles,

:15.491-880 reiay, 1:31.392-880 relay93-880 relay94-880 relay

I,OS ~IOLI~OS95---0Leon Coffman, pole vault, 12'1"96-Ed Tanner, 12-pound shot put,

48'5'h": 16-pound shot put

~[ANUAL ARTS (Los Angeles)97-Lloyd Glenn, 120 high hurdles,

: 14.898--Arthur Jenkins, 100, :10.2: 220,

:21.8; 880 relay99-Charles Ma~ruder, 120 high

hurdles, : 14.4; 180 low hurdleR.:19.2

100-Charles Lindsay, broad jump,24'5": 880 relay

101-WllIlam Turner, 440. :49.7; 880relay

102-Errol Williams, high jump, 6'4"203-Clarence Henderson. 880 relay,

1:27.8

McCLATCIIY (Saeramento), t'3-Phil Ohlsson, mile runJ04-Russ Statum, 100 & 220I05-Les Waters, 880, 1: 58.5MeCLY~IO~DS (Oakland)lOS-Dean Bunn, 440, :50.4~IERCEDI07-Tom Brown, 880, 1: 55,1MIRA COSTAI08-Don Grlsch, pOle vault, 13'0"~IISSION BAY (San Diego)1C9-Jim Cen'eny. 880, 1: 55.5MODESTOllO-Karl Finch, 180 low hurdles &

R80 relayIll-Ray Chancellor, 880 relay112-1Frank Weed, 880 relayll3-Jim Wrl!:h t, 880 relay:\!ORSINGSIDE (Los Angeles)197-calvin Cochran, broad jump,

22'8"

MT. CARMEL (Los An~eles)ll4-AI ~fatta, 100, :09.8; 220, :21.3~AItnONNE (Los Angeles)ll5-Blll Knocke, 880, 1:57.1NORTH HOLLYWOODll6-Herb Griffin, 12-pound shot put,

58'2"; 16-pound shot put117-Harold Harkness, mUe run, 4:24.4OAKDALEU8-Ernie Medrano. mile run, 4:35.3OAKLAND HIGH119-DOn Schaefer, pole vault, 12'4"120-Nlck Sims, 12-pound shot put,

50'4"; 16-pound shot putO'DO'VD. Bishop (San Francisco)121-Lew Waldeison, broad jump,

22'2'h"OItLAND122-steve Bates, 100, :10.0

OROSI123-Gary Schaaf, 100, :09.7; 220, :21.3OROVILLE200-Clyde Berry, high jump, 6'2"

IJoACIFIC (San Bernardino)124.-Homer Robertson, 12-pound shot

put, 62'3"

PALO ALTO125-Ron Larrieu, mile run, 4:24.2126-J ohn Morrison, mUe run, 4: 28.3

PASADENA127-Charles Piggee, 120 high hurdles,

: 14,0; 180 low hurdles, : 19.3128--BOb Poynter, 100, :09.5; 220, :20.8

PIED~IO~T129-Jlm Styles, 12-pound shot put,

_ 52'2"; 16-pound shot put

PIERCE (Arbuckle)130-Walt Goodman, 120 high hurdles,

: 14.1: 180 low hurdles, 19.2

PI=SBURG131-Jesse Lea, 880, 2:00.7PLACER (Auburn)132-{)la Lee Murchison, 100, :09.8;

220, :21.3;

POLYTJo.:CHNIC (San Francisco)133-Herb Blanchard, 100, :10.1; 220,

:21.8134-<Wllfred Gaspar, high jump,

6'4\14'; pole vault, 13'0"; 880relay

135-Claude Allan, 880 relay, 1:29.513G-Emmett Cobb, 880 relay137-Roger GrImes, 880 relayPOMONA138--Ronald PInkston, 120 high hur­

dles, : 14.2

RICHMOND139-Rudy Jackson, 100, :09.7; 220,

:21.214O;-Tyler Wilbon, high jump, 6'5"141-880 relay, 1:29.4142-880 relay143-880 relay144-880 relay

RIVERSIDE145-Art Gilmore, 440, :48.8146-Wayne Lemons, 880, 1:55.3

ROOSI;VELT (Los Angeles)147-Lconard Freiden, 220, :22.0

SACRAMENTO148-Jack Domlch, 12-pound shot put

& 16-pound shot put

J49-Bllly Frost, 880 relay, 1:30.81fC-Aa"'on Newsome, 880 relay151--Louls Ramsey, 880 relayJf'?-Ron Rommel. 880 relayST. IGNATIUS (San Francisco)153-Stevc Barrett, 880, 2: 02.5154-Carlos Tan, 440, :49.2

ST. ~!ONICAS (Los Angeles)155-BOb Holland, mile run, 4:27.5

SALINAS156--Ivan Hartsell, pOle vault, 12'9"

SAN UERNARDINO157-John Qulnnett, high jump, 6'3"

SA~ FERNANDOJ58--Tim Roelen, mile run. 4:24.2

SAN JUANlo9-,BIll popejoy, 12-pound shot put,

57'1": 16-pound shot put

SAN LORENZOleO-Dan Austin, 180 low hurdles. :19.2

SANTA ROSA161-Clarence Beedle, 12-pound shot

put, 53'3%"; 16-pound shot put

SANTA ANA180-880 relay, 1: 25.5181-SeO relay182-880 relayJ83-880 relaySEQUOIA (Redwood City)JG2--.Jim Matjeka, pole vault, 14'0%"SIlA}-l'ER163-Jesse Bradford, 180 low hurdles.

: 19.1

SONOMA164--Jlm Sweet, 120 high hurdles, : 15.3

STOCRTONl€~ert Johnson, 120 high hurdles,

: 14.6

166----;Lauren Pettis, 120 high hurdles167-Gary Sullivan, 880, 1:58.5

SWEETWATER (National City)1€8--B1l1 Walters, 220, :21.1TAFT1€9-Doug Smith, 220, :21.8

TAMALPAIS (San Rafael)170-...,Willy Hector, high jump, 6'2"

TECHNICAL (Oakland)171-Svensgaard David, 880, 1:59.0172-Rome Dennis, 100, :10.0; 220.

:22.2; 880 relay173--l\.1ilton Marquard, mile run,

4:33.2174-Sam perry, 120 high hurdles,

: 14.6; 180 low hurdles, : 19,2; 880relay

175---Art Frelow, 880 relay, 1:28.3176-Robert Grissom, 880 relay

TEHACHAPI177-Mlles Eisenman, mile run, 4:32.8

TULARE178-Levem Butler, pole vault, 12'10"179-0.1ohn Patterson, 880, I: 55.8

TURLOCK184-Don McDaniel, pole vault, 13'4%"VAN NUYS185...JI'eddy R. Smith, 880, 1:56.7WASHINGTON, George (Fresno)186--Sylvester Pointer, hig-h jump, 6'3"

\VASJlINGTO='*. Gcor~c(San Francisco)

187-Bob Hammond, mile run, 4:32.1188-Gaynell 1\1cPherson, broad jump,

23'2"

WILLITS189-Tom Siebert, 880, 1:57.1

'VILSO:-J, \Voodrow (Long Beach)190-Ron Boeckler, 440, :49.5191-880 relay, I: 25.8192-880 relay193-880 relay191-880 relay

WOODLAND195-~'[anuel Contreras, 180 low

hurdles, : 19,6196-Jack Yerman, 440, :49.1

STATE C.I.F. TRACK AND FJeLD CHAMPIONS-1915·1955

(RECORD ..HOLDERS ..LISTED ..IN ..BOLD ..FACE)

1O().. YARD DASH

1915-Roy BrO\vn (Sacramento) .................................•..•....• 10.21916--'Charley Paddock (Pasadena) ..............•....................•.• 10.41917-.Jack Melvllle (Berkeley) ..............•.....•..•..•.....•.•..•.....• 10.01918-Charley Paddock (Pasadena) .........................•.....•...•.• 10.2191~AI Wright (Lincoln. L<>s Angeles) .................•.....•..•.•...• 10.4192IJ-Eddie Sudden (Lick-Wilmerdlng. san Francisco) 10.01921~Vernon Blenkiron (Compton) ....................•..•..•..........• 10.21922-Herschel Smith (San Fernando) .......................•..•........ 10.41923-Eddie PollOCk (Pasadena) .........................................• 10.01924_Vic Klein (Hollywood) ...........................................• 10.11925-Vernon "Junior" Hanford (Manual Arts, L<>. Angele.) ...........• 10,11926-Dick Wehn~r (Brawley) 9.81927--Ji'rank Wykoff (Glendale) ........................................• 9.8HI;!M-Franlt Lombardi (Los Angeles) ...............................•...• 9.6192[}-Jim Wilson (San DIego) 9.81930-AI Koenig (Huntington Beach) 10.11031-FOy Drapert (Huntington Park) .......................•••.........•. 9.91932-M!lton "Dubby" Holt (Hoover, Glendale) ..•.......•...•...•.•.... 9.8

1933~Dave Siegel (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .......................•... 10.01934,-.Mack Robinson (Muir, Pasadena) .............................•... 10.01935-Bob "'rick (Sa.n Ramon, Da.nville) .........•..•................... 9.61936-Will!am "MIckey" Anderson (Muir, Pasadena) 9.7

·1937-Bryant Allen (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .......................•..•... 9.8193~i1I Van Leuven (Wilson, Long Beach) 9.81939-Jack Trout (Bakersfield) ........................•........•......•. 9.9194IJ-Eddie MorrIs (Huntington Beach) ............................•..... 9.71941-AI Jackson (EdIson, Fresno) 9.81946-Art W!l!iams (Rlverside) 10.01947-.John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) 9.9194~!l! Fell (Compton) 9.71949-Erbie Schopper (Lincoln, L<>sAngeles) 9.9195IJ-Gary Green (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 9.91951----Bob Cunning (Hoover, Glendale) 9.71952-iHerb Truner (Alameda) 9.91953-Leamon King (Delano) " .......• 9.61954-James Jackson (Alameda) ............•....•...•.....•.•........•. 9.61955--Ken Dennis (CentennIal, Compton) .................•••............ 10.0

-'Geralc-Andy-Whitn-Jerry-AtWQO--CharlE-BilI }-ILes S----Earl I---<Lee H-Chesle-·Jack-Cliff I---<Dick J

-John I-Phil-Phil n-Virgil-<Virgil

220· YARD DASH

1915-Les Wark (polytechnjc, Long Beach) ..............•.............. 22.0191G-Charley Paddock (Pasadena) 22.41917-Charley Paddock (Pasadena) 22.01918--;Charley PaddOCk (Pasadena) .............•........................ 22.41919-Bob AlIen (Redlands) ...................•........................ 23.81920-Eddie SUdden (Lick·Wl1merding, San FrancJsco) 21.81921-lBob Allen (Redlands) 22.61922-WaIter Wickersham (Bakersfield) 24.21923---JBob Lee (Franklin, Los Angeles) 22.21924-oArchie Woodyard (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 22.51925--Walter Floyd (Lincoln, L<>s Angeles) 22.61926-Elam Kirks lEI Monte) .........................................•.• 22.11927-Frank Wykoff (Glendale) *21.01928--Frank Lombardi (L<>s Angeles)

Frank Wykoff (Glendale) 21.41929-<Jim Wilson (San DIego) 21.4193IJ-Ashley Burch( Jordan, L<>s Angeles) 21.81931-Ashiey Burch (Jordan, Los Angeles) ..........••.................. 21.51932-Geon!e Anderson (Mutr, Pc:lsadena) 21.8HI~~-Gcorge AndersOn (Muir, Pasadena) ..........•................... 21.21934-Eralnard Worrl11 (MUll', Pasadena) 21.8

-Millard--."l'ltus-LlOYd

1935-£Ul t Price (Excelsiol, Norwalk *21.2 -Harold193~urt Brady (Gridley) 21.6 -Harold1937-JJ.ryant Allen (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .•.......................... 21.2 -Oliver1938--Eddie MorrIs (Huntington Beach) .........................•........ 21.6 -AI Fisl1939'-'Eddle MorrIs (Huntington Beach) .........•......•.......••......•• 21.4 -Ed Sh,1940~Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach) 21.3 ---,Henry1941-Glenn Willis (San DlegOI .....................•.................... 21.7 -Henry1946-Ray Gregg (EI Monte) 219 -,AI Bov1947-.John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) 21.8 -0lympu1948-.John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) 21.5 Bob V,1949----Erbie Schopper (Lincoln, Los Angeles) 21.6 --.;Lynford195O'--Guy Blackburn (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 21.3 --Henry'1951~eamon King (Delano) " 21.4 Bob V,195~Herb Turner (Alameda) 21.6 -Walter1953~eamon King (Delano) 21.4 -Kermit1954-James .Ja.ckson (Alameda.) .....................•.............. ,:..' •... Zl.2 Paul J1195~Bob Poynter (Pasadena) 21.6 -Corny

*Record disallowed. -Corny ~(HeI'tb Turner of Alameda ran 21.2 ~n a heat in 1950 but because ot Delos '1

excess wInd (4.6 mph) the record c<>uld not be alJowed. Wind exceeding4.473 . mPh shall nu!1ify a claim for record.)

440· YARD DASH

1915-George "Tuffy" Conn (pasadena.) .................•...•.....•...• 50.01916-Mark Kellogg Wresno) .....................•...................... 51.41917~Dick Seltzer (Redlands) ...........................................• 53.0191&-George "Spec" SChiller (Polytechnic, L<>s Angeles) .........•...... 49.61919-<Jeff W!lcox (Harvard, North Hollywood) 54.21920>-1rhurmond Clarke (Los Angeles) 50.21921-Ed Shaw (MonrovIa) 52.2192~Ed Shaw (Monrovia) 54.41923-Vernon "Junior" Hanford (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...........• 52.61924---W!lburn "Lank" Talbot (Analy, Sebastopol) 51.61925-JWalter Hanson (Mount Diablo, Concord) .........................• 51.01926-Cllf! Gantt (POlyteChnic, Los Angeles) 50.01927~percy McArthur (Huntington Park) 51.01928--Carl Ch!ldreth (Polythechnlc, Long Beach) \50.21929--<Trvlne "cotton" Warburton (San Diego) .49.61930-Carl Satterfield (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) 50.31931-.John McCarthy (Fairfax, L<>s Angeles) 48.71932-.John Rout (Jefferson, L<>sAngeles) 50.119~3-lUyrel Oillett (El Centro) ......................•...........•..... 48.4

-Earl Th

193~Doug Hammond (Hollywood) 50.3 =:~rYJ~193~Howard Upton (Turlock) 48.9 L1936-George Gray (W!lson, L<>ng Beach) .49.9 -c~rr~ R1937-JW!lbur .Mlller (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 49.7 -Ottl' '7193~ob Hagan (PIedmont) .............................•.............. 50.4 -J 0 r193~Ken Horn Wowler) .............................•...•.............. 50.5-Dac~ ~c194o-rDuane LeWis (Compton) ...................................•...•.... 48.8~lC B I1941AO. B. Hughes ('WhJttler) .49.9-Ross Ni,1946-Norm StOcks (San DIego) .......................•.........•...... 49.3 -L oss NI,1947-JLuther Butler (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 49.4 ~es Ead194~Fred Thompson (Jordan, Los Angeles) 49.2 - /m Me,Luther Butler (Jefferson, L<>s Angeles) 49.8- eddy ';

1949--George Adraln (Hollywood) .49.3~oe B!lL,195~Sherman Miller (Napa) .48.8- ?r1lle ~1951-.Jack North (Jorda. •.•, Long Beach) .49.7~BI11 Du1952-Lanny Carter (Orange) ...............................•............ 48.8-Art Fish1953-X. L. Emerson (Richmond) 49.2-Jack We1954-Bruce Kitchen (Riverside) 48.7-Roy Sta1955-.1erry WhIte (Corcoran) .48.7-Roy Kirl

Two races were run in 1948; theretore two champions.

aaO·YARD RUN

HJ15-Gcrald Blankenship (Visalia) 1:59.8191G-Colln Kilby (Coalinga) 2:02.81917-Harleigh Baker (Fillmore) 2:02.01918-Ken Saunders (Pasadena) ................•....................... 2:02.81919-Jerry Pearce (Berkeley) 2:08.0192~Paul StrOud (Perris) 1:59.41921-Elmer Boyden (Vallejo) 1:59.21922-Irvin~ Thomas (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) 2:04.61923-Earl Lockha.rt (Sacramento) 1:59.0

i~~t~~exG~~~~mi;~v~;~lyt~~h,;j~ .. L~;'AAg'ei~~;.: :: :.::::::::::::::::::: :i:;~:~192IJ--Doug Knowles (Bakersfield) 2:01.21927~Bil1 McGcag!l (Polytechnic, L<>s Angeles I 2:02.81928-Herb Welch (Visalia) 2:01.21929---'Ilerb WelCh (Visalia) 1:58.41930--AI Hassan (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 2:00.119'31-Carl Satterfield (Manual Arts. Los Angeles I 1:57.61932-Ray CartwrIght (Santa Ana) 2:00.6

-iJUd Hou~

1933-BI11 McCurdy (Tamalpais, Mill Valley) 2:00.1-"Harry L,

1934 el Nickerson (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) 1:58,c~ol!n Ki1935-Ralph Wood (Carpinteria) •....•.................................• 1:57.E-c~rry M,1936--Jerry LQpes (Placer, Auburn) ...................................• 1:57.1-3. arley1937-\Jlm Lawson (Jordan, Los Angeles) 1:59.1~lm Ful!19'38--Leroy Weed (Coachella) 1:58.8 ;ck Hot193~au1 Christensen (Beverly Hills) " 2:01.'--M art Ka,J940-Roger Lane (San Rafael) ...................................•.... 1:57.~- art Kal1941---IThelmo Knowles (Santa Moruca) 1:55.e--De Wolfe1946-IDan Guest (Santa Monica) 2:00.£-ClarenceJ947-Jerorne Walters (Compton) 1:57.s-Jimmy p1948-4\Vllbur Firestone (Compton) 1:57.8--Jeddy W1949-Wllbur Firestone (Compton) 1:58.1-Joe BillsJg.:--;{'. -'JanC{ Sta~lt'y (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 1:53.9-Norman1951-Gene Jones (Technical, Oakland) 1:58.4~Norman f1952-Jim Briggs (Pittsburg) 1:57.2-P1ato Sm1953--Don Bowden (Lincoln, San Jose) 1:57.1-B€:"n Sieg(;19M-Don Bowden (Lincoln. Sa.n Jose) 1:52.9-<Roy Kirk1955-Leonard Havens (Ave-nalJ 1:57,o-Roy Kirki

-Joe Davis

STATE C.I.F. TRACK AND fliEU) CHAMfIONS-1915-1955

ONE-MILE RUN

........................ 4:30.0............ .4:40.6............ .4:37.4

............................... 4:44.4............... 4:47.0

............... .4:36.2..... 4:30.4..... 4:40.0

......... 4: 31.6....... 4:37.1

.......... .4:35.2.. .. . .. 4:35.7

.... .4:33.6... *no time

............. 4:31.1.............. .4: 31.0

... 4:32.8

... 4:32.3.......... .4:29.2

.. .. 10.0..... 10.0..... 9.6..... 9.'1..... 9.8..... 9.8..... 9.9..... 9.7..... 9.8..... 10.0..... 9.9..... 9.7..... 9.9..... 9.9..... 9.7..... 9.9..... 9.6..... 9.6..... 10.0

5-Gerald Blankenship (Visalia)5----AndySilvas (Technical, Oakland)7-Whitney Reeve (Pasadena) , ..~Jerry Pearce (Berkeley) ....~At\VOOd .scovel (San Bernardino))~Charlcy Watts (Berkeley) .l----BilI Kerr (Huntington Beach)~-,Les Sch\vobeda (Petaluma)!-Earl Lockhart (Sacramento) .l-.JLee Hansen (Manual Arts, Los Angeles)f.-Chesley Unruh (EI Monte)i---·Jack Ferguson (Inglewood) ...~-Cliff Halstead (Sacramento) . " .

tfd~~:~~~~s(~~g~~~~P'~;k)""""'"Lphil Morentin (Visalia)-Phil Morcntin (Visalia)--..virgil Hooper (Antelope Valley, Lancaster)L..Virgil Hooper (Antelope Valley. Lancaster)

1934-Louie Zampel'ini (Torrance) _ .4:27.81935-Elmer "Bud" Bayer (Paso Robles) 4:30.41936-S1mon Scott (Tamalpais, Mill Valley) .4:31.21937--Brice HammaCl, (Yl'ekaj 4:30.4Ht38-Jack Moore (stockton) .4:2J.91939-John Hall (Torrance) .4:2G.81940'-Kellen Ramirez (Edison, Fresno) .4:31.51941-·Bob Ingram (San Jose) , .4:32.8194G-,Bob McMillen (Cathedral, Los Angeles) .4:24.n1947-Chuck Kohl (Compton) .4:29.21948-John Woolley (Marshall, Los Angeles) .4:29.119£9-ElIwyn Stribling (Commerce, San Francisco) .4:25.1195C-Ron Bauer (W?,shington, San Franci~co) 4:23.71951-'Allie Cage (:\IcClymonds, Oakland) .4:30.71952-,Fernando Ledesma (Compton) .4: 32.21953-Bob Seaman (Reedley) .4:21.01954-Ty Hadley (Bellflower) 4:25.81955-Tod 'White' (Newport Harbor) '" ." .4:20.0

+:. (Wally Minch of IngleWOOd won race' in 4: 39.0, but was disqualifiedfor "cutting in.")

HIGH JUMP

....................~ll............ ~%

.... *21.2..... 21.6..... 21.2..... 21.6..... 21.4..... 21.3..... 21.7..... 219..... 21.8..... 21.5..... 21.6.... 21.3

...... 21.4

...... 21.6

...... Zl.4...... 21.2­r ..... 21.6

!Cause of",ceedlng

-::\fillard "Tip" Webster (Santa PaUla) 5-9%

tn;~~~~~re (6~:1~~~~~a) . : : ... ~: : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: ~~=~~-Harold "Brick" Muller (San Diego) 5-11%~Harold "Brick" MUller (Technical, Oakland) 5-6:'-Olivel' Corey (Chaffey, Ontario) 6-{)~AI Fisher (Lincoln, Los. Angeles) 6-%~Ed Shaw (Monrovia) 5-10%rHenry CoggeshalI (Sacramento) 5-11:-Henry Coggeshall (Polytechnic, Los AngeleS) 6-11,4~Al Bowen (Santa MonIca) 6-1%;........olympusCarter (Jordan, Los Angeles)I Bob Van Osdel (Compton)r-Lynford Scott (Eureka)~Henry Lassalette (Puente)I Bob Van Osdel (Compton) 6-2%rWalter Marty ('Fresno) 6-4%

t~:~~iia~~~~vsm~~a~~:q~~~) ~~~~~~~d.. ~~t.y.).. ::::::: :::: :::::::::: :~=r¥8~Corny Johnson (Los Angeles) 6-3I-Corny Johnson (Los Angeles) 6-5%1.~Delos Thurber (Glendale) 6-5%

1935~Les steers (Paio Alto)193G-Les steers (Palo Alto)19'37-Lcs Steers (Palo Alto)lS'38-Gil La Cava (Beverly Hills)1939--BilI Ste,wart (Torrance) .1940-Jack Newman (Polytechnic, Long BeaCh)1941~Ienry Cald\','ell (Edison, Fresno)194o-'Wilfred Schlange (Citrus, AZUsa)

Dick Smith (Roosevelt, Fresno)1947-DarYI Butts (Elcelsior, Norwalk)

Walter Kirk (Porterville)Dick Smith (Roosevelt, Fresno)Ed Young (Jefferson, Los Angelcs)

1948-Dick Brombach (Polytechnic, Long Beach)Ed Young (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .

1949-Norman Woods (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .1950-Ralph Bonham (Pomona)

Vern Wilson (San Jose)1951----Bernard Allard (Fresno)19'52'-Bernie Allard (Fresno)195'3-iBernie Nelson (Hoover, San Diego)1954-Dick Dailey (Hay\','ard) .1955-Charles Dumas (Centennial, Compton)

........ G-2.6-%

..... 6-4........ 6-7%

. 6-4

.6-4%... 6-1

.... 6-2

......... 6-0

.... . 6-3.. .. .. . 6-3

.6-2..... 6-5%..... 6-5%..... 6-4

.. . 6-5'12.... 6-9:~8

120·YARD HIGH HURDLES

.................... . 14.7..... 14.3

.. . 14.5.... 14.5

..... 14.5.............. 14.4..... , 14.1

....... 14.5.............................14~

••••••• c •••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.4................... 14.3

................. 14.3measured 42 inches. In 1939.

>-EarI Thomson (Polytechnic, Long Beach) 15.2,

50.3 )'--"<HarryLamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) 1604

".:::y:! ~E~~i:~:;i~o1~~{;;~t)::::···::·:::::·::::::::::·::::::::::::·JH''''''50'5 .-J~Ck Houston (Lincoln, Los Angeles.) 16.0::::::48:8 b-DICk B~ewett (Man~al Arts, Los Angeles) 16.6

499 !-Ross NiChols (Huntmgton Beach) 15.4; ·49·3 t-Ross Nichols (Huntington Beach) 15.3

::::::~:i8~dJ~~~~~~~f~~:~~e~~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::JU::::: :49:3 ~oe Bills {Polytechnic, Long Beach) 1~.6

ft!g~~~j~~~;~,/U~j

1935--Johnny Lindell (Monrovia) .1936-Doug Busby (Sacramento) .1937-Ray Seares (Wilson, Long Beach)1938-John Biewener (San Diego) .19t!9-Phil Diez (Lincoln, Los Angeles)

Sam Johnson (Fillmore) .. '194Q-Keith Hale (Bakersfield)

Don Reiss (Burlingame) ..1941-0mar Cowles (Pa.lo Alto)1946-Bob Bacon (Redondo) .....1947----Hugh McElhenny (Washington, Los Angeles)1948-Bob !\Iathias (Tulare) .1949c-Jack Davis (Hoover, Glendale)1950-Stevc Turner (Glendale) .....1951-Don Brinker (Fresno)1952-Ancel Robinson (Selma) .....1953-Harry Healey (Keppel, Alhambra)1954-Ra.fer Johnson (KingSburg)1955-Ken Thompson (Centennial, Compton)

From 1915 to 1938, inclusive, the hurdlesthey \\,rere shortened to 39 inches.

.. .... . .. 15.0....... 15.7

....................... 15.5. 15.3

..... 14.9

laO-YARD LOW HURDLES

.24.2

.23.8

. 24.6

.24.2.24.7.24.3

................................... H.2.19.3.19.6

.................................. *.K·19.5

.................. ]9.0........... 19.5

... 19.4.. 18.9

................. 19.0.............. 19.2

~Ud House (Riverside) ·1(.23.8

... ,,2:00.1 i~~~ry i~~port, (~~anUal, Los Angeles) 25.8

..... 1:58.4 CH~;:.l MlcD~m~~oa~~ga). :di' 25.6

..... 1:57.6 LCharfe Da \a n Bernal no) 26.6

.... ·i:~~·~I-Jim F~lker:;~ \~e;te~~~t).::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. :::::::::: :~~::"'''l:SS'Sf-''Iack Houston (Lincoln, Los Angeles) 25.4

i::::~:~~:~E~~:~~~:::~~~~:~m::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~U..... 1:55.6r e Wolfe Requa (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) 25.4.. " .2:00.5 t"Clarence Norris (Santa Maria) 25.11••••• l:57.6~immy Payne (San Bernardino) 23.9..... 1:57.8~eddy Welsh (Pasadena) 24.0..... 1:58.1,Joe BllIs (Polytechmc, Long Beach) 24.8..... 1:53.9INorman Paul (Santa Ana) 24.0

l'584:-Normal1 Paul (Santa Ana) 24.2.... :1:57:2:-Plato Smart (Compton) 24.2... .. 1:57 .1;'-Be'll Siegel (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) 24.3

.. 1:5~.9;-Roy Kirkpatric (EI Centro) 24.0

1:57.0!::.t-~:D~~~~ag~~~e'~~~d~entro) .::: :::: :::: :: .. :: .. :::: .. :::: :::: :::: :: :~~:~

19a6-Jack Russell (Fillmore)19'37-George Sangster (:\1uir, Pasadena) .1938-Tom Whitney (Roseville) .1939-Herbert Duke (Jordan, Los Angeles) .1940~.clen Shoop (Jordan, Long Beach)1941-Ray Meagher (Bakersfield)1946---Bob- Bacon (Redondo)1947----Hugh McElhenney (Washingtcn, Los Angeles)1948--oBob Mathias (Tulare) ....1949-Jack Davis (Hoover,' Glendale)1950'-Ste,ve Turl!er (Glendale)1951-Dick Clarke (Glendale)195'2--,Ancel Robinson (Selma)195::S--Don Armstron~ C\lanual Arts, Los Angeles)!1954--J1\iIonte Upsha\v (Piedmont)

. 1955--paul Lowe (Centennial. Compton)-!i'Record disallo\ved .

H''!''ied then-existing record of 19.3 in heat .From 1915 to 1946, inclusive, the distance run was 220 yards. In 1947.

it was shortened to 180 yards.

STATE C.I.F. TRACK AND FiElD CHAMPIONS-1915-1CJ55

POLE VAULT

1915-4Llncoln Hall (Santa paula) 11-61916---<LlncolnHall (Santa Paula) 11-91917-Vance Wllbur (Sacramento) 11-0191&-Erlc Richardson (Ukiah) _...•...... 11-61919-D1ck Emmons (Manua.! Arts, Los Angeles) .................•...... 10-61920'---'LeroyGoodenough (Fillmore) 11-101921-Harold Shoebridge (Anaheim) 12-019Z2~Harry Smith (San Diego) 11-11%1923~Lee Barnes (Hollywood)

Harry Smith ( San Diego) 12-3%1924-d.ee Barnes (Hollywood) 12-11%1925-Jack Williams (Inglewood) 12-9%1926--a11:arshallBeeman (Armijo, Fairfield)

Conrad Boye (Manual Arts, Los Angeles)Bill Hubbard (San DiegO)Jerry stewart (Los Angeles) 12-4

1927-BIll Miller (San Diego) .......................•..•..•....•..... ~-O192&-BIll Miller ( San Diego) 12-9'121929-BIll Miller (San Diego) 12-61939-Dave Grow (Polytechnic, Long Beach) 12-61931-Joe Ramsey (Inglewood)

Matt Stankovich (Polytechnic, LoS Angeles) 12-8%1932-BIll Sefton (Polytechnic, Los Angeles)

Tom WhIte (Polytechnic, Long Beach) _ 13-01933-Ed Harrison (Santa MonIca) 12-71934-D1ck Clarke (Hoover, Glendale)

Eldred Ramos (San Ramon, Danville)Richie RodrIguez (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) 12-10

1935-JJick Clarke (Hoover, Glendale) .1936-Dave Bodkin (Inglewood) '1937-Baylor Maynard (Belmont, Los Angeles) '1938-Floyd Doty (Lodl)

Lawrence "TiP" McLanahan (Sacramento) .1939-;Frank Ferguson (Inglewood)

Clarence "Bud" Rumberger ~Glendale) .1940-;Frank Ferguson (Inglewood)

Irving Ivloore PIedmont) ,1941-Chet Hartmann (San Benito, Hollister)

Irving Moore (Piedmont) .Ernie SOntag (Taft) .

1946-BIl! Mays (Oxnard)Ph!l Quilter (Pasadena) ;'

1947-George Mattos (Pacific Grove) 1194'8-Don Barnes (Fullerton) ,1949-Jack Mldman (Narbonne, Lomita) .1950-Dlck McDonald (Wllson, Long Beach)

Harold Red (LemOOre) .1951-Clarke Merrill (Belmont, Los Angeles) '1952-Ronnle Morris (Burroughs, Burbank) ,11953-KonnIe Morris, (Burroughs, Burbank) '1954-Bob McKay (Inglewood)

Joe Rose (Glendale)Stan Gaunt (Mt Diablo, Berkeley) '

1955-Nathaniel Finney (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...•.........•.•....... 1

BROAD JUMP

19l5-Ernie Plavan (Santa Ana) 21-21916-Harry Lamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ............•........ 21-5%,1917-Gene Davis (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) 21-10'121918-Roy Hasselbach (Fresno) 20-11%1919---<Harold"Brick MUller (Technical, Oakland) 20-01920-Verden "Bud" Nash (Chino) ZI-9'121921-Verden "Bud" Nash (Chino) 22-4'121922-Verden "Bud" Nash (Huntington Beach) 22-5%1923~Mort Kaer (Red Bluff) _ Z3-2%1924-VlrgiI Elliott (Huntington Beach) 22-3'121925----'FredOsborne (Fullerton) 21-8'121926-Walter Rehwald (LIncoln, Los Angeles) 22-51927-iFrank WIkOff (Glendale) 22-2192&-Dlck Barber (Polytechnic, Long Beach 23-5%1929-Wells Ruby (HOllywood) 22-7%1939-George Shehtanlan (Tulare) •................................... 23-2%1931-Floyd Wilson (Riverside) 23-2%1932-Tom White (PolytechnIc, Long Beach) 22-10'12

1933-Don Skinner (Manuarl Arts, Los Angeles) ••..................1934-Don SkInner (Manuarl Arts, Los Angeles) .........•..........1935-Jimmy Montgomery (EI Monte) .1936-Eddle Arnold (Muir, Pasadena) .1937-BiI! Bugbee (Montebello) .1935-BiI! Bugbee (Montebello) .1939-Jim Jurkovich (Fresno) .1940-Glen Shoop (Jordan, Long Beach) .1941-Ray Meagher (Bakersfield) .1946-Carl Manser (Alameda) .1947-Hugh McElhenny (Washington, Los Angeles) ,1948----George Brown (Jordan, Los Angeles) .1949-George Brown (Jordan, Los Angeles) .1950-WiIllam Johnson (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ,1951-.,Bill Holland (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .1952-Rollln Garrison (Compton) "1953~Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) .1954-Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) '" .1955-.,Bobby Baines (Jordan, Los Angeles) ,

880- YARD RELAY

1916-Manual Arts, Los Angeles 1:34.21916-Manual Arts, Los Angeles 1:34.21917-Polytechnlc, Los Angeles no time19l5-ManUal Arts, Los Angeles 1:33.61919-ManUal Arts, Los Angeles 1:38.21926-LOs Angeles 1:33.61921-Los Angeles 1:33.61922-Los Angeles 1:33.61923-Pasadena 1:31.41924-Hollywood 1:31.71925-Manual Arts, Los Angeles .......................................• 1:30.51926-Hollywood 1:29.91927-Glendale 1:31.8192&-Los Angeles 1:29.61929-Jefferson, Los Angeles 1:30.11939-San Diego 1:32.01931-Huntington Park 1:29.61932-Polytechnlc, Los Angeles .....................•.................... 1:31.3

1933-LoS Angeles .1934~Manual Arts, Los Angeles .1935--Santa Monica .1936-Santa Monica .1937-Mulr, Pasadena .1933-Santa Ana .1939-Compton .1949-Hoover, Glendale .1941-San Diego .1946-San Diego .1947-Jocdan, Los Angeles .194&-Jordan, Los Angeles .1949-McClymonds, Oakland .1950-Jefferson, Los Angeles ,1951-Polytechnic, Los Angeles ,1952-Jefferson, Los Angeles .1953~ManUal Arts, Los Angeles .1954-Aiameda .1955-Jefrerson, :Los Angeles ,

SHOT PUT

1916-Wayne Weeks (Santa Rosa) 46-2%1916-Wayne Weeks (Santa Rosa) .. _ 47-4%1917-Jim BlewettlManual Arts, Los Angeles) ..............•.......... 47-9%191&-Jennings Robertson (Sutter) 44-61919-Ernst Hartmann (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .....................• 42-31920-Clarcnce "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) .49-91921~larence "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) 52-01922-Clarence "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) 55-4%1923-CECiI #hlte (Modesto) .48-'121924-CeciI White (Modesto) 49-7%1925-Herb Fleishhacker (Menlo) 49-21926-Maury Lauterman (POlytechnic, Los Angeles) .49-%1927':""HaroidFalter (Glendale) .49-9%1923-Garrett Arbelbide (Huntington park) .48-10'121929-Nelson Gray (Chaffey, Ontario) ................................•. 53-S'h1939-Don Carter (Franklin, Los Angeles) 52-8%1931-IDon Carter (Franklin, Los Angeles) 52-101932-.,Bob Pyle (pasadena) 53-6

1933-Jim Dannaldson (Hollywood) .1934-Ray Young (RUs, Los Angeles) : .1935-John Raitt (Fullerton) :1936-Joe Hill (California Deaf, Berkeley) .1937-Wilbur "Moose" Thompson (Modesto) "1938........1MarioRussO' (Pittsburg) ,..1939-Frank Mininl (paso Robles) .1940-Ben Steele (Santa Rosa) .1941-George Souza (Vallejo) ".1946-John Helwig (Mount Carmel, Los Angeles) !.

1947-Bob Cameron (Washington, Los Angeles) 1

1948-Bob Cameron (Washington, Los Angeles) )1949-Elmer W!1lhoite (Merced) .1950-Hal Norris (Grossmont) ,1951-Leon Patterson (Taft) .1952-Lcon Patterson (Taft) .'1953-Don Vick (Chaffey) .1954-Dick Bronson (Grossmont) .1955-Duncan Ward (Santa Monica) .