University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Y -iv i Pole vault-First, tie between Proulty, W'ool and Adock, all S. J., fourth, tie, Thompson, QPD 5 O'Hara, QND. Height-l2ft. 440-yd dash-Won by Decater, QPD5 second, Lonberg, QFD5 third, Scott QND5 fourth, Smith QC. A.D. Time-49.8. Javelin throw-Won by Sundquist, QS. J.D5 second, Disbrow QPD 5 Walmsley, QFD5 fourth, Stucklin QCD. Distance-181 feet 65 inches. 120-yd. high hurdles-Won by Murphy QS. j.D 5 second, Wool QS. J.D5 third, Spencer QND 5 fourth, Wilkins QFD. Time-15.3 seconds. 880-yd. run-Won by Salsbury QND 5 I second, Markle QFD 5 third, Wilson QND 5 fourth, Wright QC. A.D. Time-2 minutes, 9-1 lths seconds. Two-mile run-Won by Wattenburger QS. I.D 5 second, Rossiter QND, third, Anderson QFD5 fourth, Woods QFD. Time-10 minutes, 9 seconds. Shot-put-Won by Disbrow QPD5 second White QFD 5 third Bispo QC. A.D 5 fourth, Stephens. Distance-45 ft, 3 l-4 inches. 220-yd. dash-Won by Robinson QN D 5 second, Loveridge QPD 5 Q third, Muir QC.A.D5 fourth, Wilson QFD. Time--21.3 seconds. -f 'MAF High jump-Won b Gilmartin QND5 second, Alley QS. j'.D5 ,.-4 Y QQ f I third, tie between Arthur and Randall, QN D and White and Keyes Rf QQ QFD. Height-6 feet 1 inch. 220-yd. low hurdles-Won by Deman QFD5 second, Gilmartin QND 5 third, tie between Ross QS. I.D and Richardson QPD. Time, 24.7 seconds. . q .L Discus throw-Won by Dieu QS. j.D5 second, Farmer QC.D5 1 l third, Stephens QC. A.D5 fourth, Bispo QC. A.D. Distance-130 SX ai I ' feet, 2 1-2 inches. Frmd Jump Won by Kennedy QID second Stucklm QCD5 thud Scott N fourth Ross S Distance 21 feet 7 1-2 inches Relay Won by Fresno' second College of Pacific third, Ne- , bs. v'1d1 foul th San ose Pune-not taken due to rain P W ,f lplv T -,.p If-lj .p.:: in 5 -'fe ' ,Q 5, 'ff -,if itlllll 'lift N iall ' ' QW 174 ill - ri 5 . . . ii J . C W' 4 i ' 5 Q . ,Q . .-. n - . . l . r. i- cb. . .c-Ja. . - li l. el ' , , x i. Q- , Q . . .1 l Am, . mm., In ,J . 2 s J',rl:f ' 'H - - ff'f:,?Q,. ,Mft ' H c c , , c J, . c . ' ffl I, ij: ., fi: A ' fa ,, 1,1 ' 4' 'gp' 1 l Liga' 'QI HJ '55 g l .Y 7 i xxx XX V: 4.1 -'Q Q w xxx, ix KZ., DQ i :Q V1 f' . Tj f -1 I ' -'7 l'a '-iF, W, W, All 1 A 'fu . -ix? -1- 4 . ' 1 I IV X l qw Vx, wx lr v- ,, .1 . I , . . , . x l D. .V , M -Q4 X ' ' Nl ., -1'-ii'Q7.' XD X Q rx Q, xi A -bq -:fi -if-. D M lx' xx Q 1 ' X f A 1 f - 5-w,,'11.w '2 -wmv' . l'1,'-9 'Q X M .J N lx D ' 'WW will Q' ff D '. DDD X. ik. 9 0 fi I, . IWALQZIZ QV Dm., in QQ QA, I Q lx K , .ix 'v . .. 'yy ' A n Q'-e 4- Q n wx l N Q. X ' ..- W ' 4, V ?-.94 s , ,. X Q' ' in

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Conlfeiremice Meier a wp AN JOSE STATE completely upset the dope sheet 39.52 when they scored 45.5 points to win the annual Far - f' Weste1'11 Conference meet held in the Sacramento Jun- C' QQQ ior College Stadium. Nevada, heavy favorites to win the title scored 39 points. Fresno, last year's conference title winner, amassed 35.5 tallies to take third. Other scores were Col- lege of Pacific 26, Cal Aggies 12, Chico 7. The weather was the worst imaginable for a track meet, and consequently no conference records were broken. Loveridge won the century in 9.6 seconds to tie the world record, but on account of the weather conditions such a record is not allowed to stand. In the 220 Loveridge and Robinson of Nevada raced stride for stride. Loveridge to lose only by an eye lash decision in the good time of 21.3. Disbrow with a put of 45 feet 3 3-4 inches in the shot led the rest of the competitors for the gold medal. In the javelin throw, Disbrow took the silver medal to bring his point total up to 8. The field and pits being so wet neither Disbrow or Loveridge could place in the discus or broad jump, and their best efforts were called fouls. jelly', Thompson tied for fourth in the pole vault. Richardson running his best race of the year, tied for third in the 220-yard low hurdles. John Decater after trailing the field for 390 yards proved he knew how to gather', in the last few yards, when he passed Lomborg of Fresno to win the quarter in the splendid time of 49.8. Had weather conditions been right Deke would have had new conference record for his efforts. The relay team of Loveridge, Richardson, Ulmer, and Decater hnished Pacific's scoring when they placed second due to some nice running by Ulmer and Decater. A Summary 100-yd. dash-VVon by Loveridge, CPD 3 second, Robinson, QND g third, Muir, CC. A.Dg fourth, jackson, QFD. Time-9.6 seconds. Mile run-VVon by Vawter, CS. I.D g second, Lohse, QND 3 third, Beattie, QFD 5 fourth Stoddard, QS.. Time-4 minutes 35 seconds. Sf' .l 1 ell li f D X5 3 2 Md ,ya f, 'I Xxx D ri , tall D QNX Xe. 4-V , ,VV 1 1' rg 'v H V f ri fl XVWQ g l ll fl A Alb? N, Q, D' , . . ry MM ,- 1335 , 'W' ,.'. ' --. .. 'N AN 'ill' - , li f .?gf: - if' i. f 'RJ In if-., C EE! ,i , , I I K A a UNT 1 I N wf1f.3i-ERN lAf,f,,D I f .l 'gg, r.7l. -- - x ,D 4 'HSI -.1 . ' Q f, -A i - .Q i iktili f..'r'lz.f3l.fql.'.1 :.'l1gf,',ii,f .f iii- X.: Sw

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,. ,,.. . ,. .. ,..,., ,,., , . I - Ai. o A Tennlis HIS WAS the second year that Pacific has put out a i Varsity tennis team and although the score books did not give the Tigers the best of the season, the sport has grown by leaps and bounds at the college. Next year Pacific should have an even more formidable team as most of the boys will have had the necessary experience. Once again Ken Smith held down the number one man position with VVilfred Rankin, Clinton Smith, Ted Defrees, Paul Crandall, and Bob Fe- QS nix ranking next in order given. On March lst, the Varsity met the strong San Mateo junior College team at San Mateo, Ken Smith won his match but the oth- er singles men lost. The doubles team of K. Smith and Rankin won while Defrees and jones lost. The opening matches on the home courts found Pacific lined up against Modesto junior College on March 19th. Willie Rankin was the only singles victor while in the doubles Ken Smith and Rankin vanquished the Pirates, but the doubles team of Clint Smith and Ted Defrees lost. The return match at Modesto found Ken Smith the only victor of the day. The Tigers next met one of the strongest teams on the coast when they lost to the University of California varsity at the l ftmzbx K if .,.,,. if lj I ,aff Enix if 12715 rl fm N Llilaieilflill it l '-lv tl 1 ll ' ,l Ll e-'l FW 'N .N iQ, if 5 -1 H'lbi l l t, W l IGM Q y vs 'fn Ni' f sg: .A 1 Q, 'Q -4:5 1 I' -ug N N? 'YQEY Iggy. ffiilpl sin it fl t fe :LEX .N -l, , ' . Q1 it, i rv Sw: 'i :f'gl1,: Y I '5-A .- N vga:- , gf ,561 -e,.'i,f .l 'Q X ' 1- 'Hi .' ' ' ..'. ' N '-Y Lg Vi' X 'J ff self. I ,f 1 - si '7' N ., . ' 'Liff - l 'if WU: f' ' '- 'rf - H1 . yi' ' 'wl r.. -.kj X ' ul Jsxi-rim jywifl I F- ,, A 1' ,is i it at Q T f as 175 F Pl :fllllf hifi li 5 ' ll xi T -- , ',', jf-if -!.f,'.'! v . fl-V 1 44. f fry. A ,' -l ' nl nfl ww',f X ' fl ,f,f,L,',l'l . l f,' fl ig -7-Ji, ,'1f:lLY4'jL- 1 1 ' ,,,y', ' Jflil, V l Hi' I Yi WJ- 2', 'x2, ,' 'f wif- - If 1 Ls ,l f, ,I ,. .,r,i. ,., ,. v. , ,.,., ,Q - 1 I 'fl 'V Milf 1 fl' 7 , '-Slafflii V P - xi ' ' , v 1 ylfgyfj- lf,-haf, yy Y yy ,f Eqfy,:-yn. i- V .V gut., ii , -. Q , f' ff JN' '-'uv ' W P fff uf 4 v f Wf .I ff, f . ' 5' . I f 1 ' Jr E 'rs