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Relay rec4
BY BILLY COX
Of The Gamecock staff
Records were set in six events at
the wind-blown running of the
Carolina State-Record Relays
Saturday afternoon at the Weems
Baskin Track.
Four of the new records were
established in events run for the
first time in the State-Record
Relays.
Florida State established a new
record in the 440 relay with a time
of 41.1, eclipsing the record set by
Georgia Tech by seven-hundredths
of a second.
Georgia's Jerome Hutchins i
easily beat the triple jump mark
with a jump of 51-11%. In the 440
dash, the open 880 and three mile
run--all new events--records were i
automatically created.
The meet was also highlighted by I
the running of Florida State I
sprinter Vesco Bradley. Bradley. 1
selected as the outstanding I
collegiate athlete at the meet, ran
the 100 in 9.3 and the 220 in 20.9.
Even though Florida State won
six events, the Gamecocks did well
in the meet. Carolina dominated i
the hurdles competition. Bernie I
Allen took the highs in 14.1 and i
Allen Shoultz won the 440 in- I
termediate hurdles with a time of i
--53.2-.
Ron Adams won the long jump i
with a leap of 24'3". Titus Briggs i
placed fourth and Berle Stocks
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fifth in the event. Stocks placed
second and Adams fifth in the
triple jump. Carolina's lone
performer in the javelin, Lou
DeChicchio placed second.
In other field events Jeff Fuge
placed fourth in the shot, Gibbes
McDowell took third in the pole
vault and Steve Wilson placed fifth
in the high jump.
Carolina did well in the distance
events. Using a tremendous kick
Don Layden took third place in the
mile run. In the three mile Bob
Day and North Carolina's Dave
Hamilton dueled for the entire
race. Only a strong kick enabled
Hamilton to defeat Day by a slim
margin.
Carolina's mile relay team
placed second behind Florida State
while Mark Gediman placed fifth
in the 440.
-Coach Bill McClure said he was
pleased with the Gamecock's
performance. "I think we did a
real good job considering how hard
he wind was blowing," he said.
'Bob Day and Don Layden in the
listance races did a particularly
good job," he said.
McClure also commented on the
njury bug that has hit his Carolina
eam. He said Keith Norvel has a
;ore achilles heel and may be out
he rest of the year. Ron Adams
njured a muscle, but will be ready
he next meet. Milton Reid, who
vas noticebly absent from the 440
mnd mile relay, has a sore ham
itring.
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