California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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VARS IVAN CAMPBELL Best mark Javelin ..,....,.... 179 ft. Shot .,.... 46 ft. 10 in. Discus ---D-,139.56 ft. Broad jump ...... 22 ft. PAUL DALLAS Best time 440 ...,.. LL .... :4-9.8 220 ..... ------ :2l.8 BUD HOLLAND Best time 440 .,.., -... ...... :50.4 BENNIE REAMS Best time 100 .....,.......... :9.4 Low hurdles .... :23.4 HERMAN KOSTIZ Best time I 880 ...,. D,L ...... 2:01 Mile ......A.,..,. N-. 4:40 ITY TRACK 1938 LOSINC1 a highly successful track season the Wildcat track squad took second place in the F. W. C. finals. Fresno won the meet with 77 points while the 'Cats took an easy second with 42M points. Prior to the finals the Cardinal squad had rung up an impressive string of vic- tories. They downed College of Paciiic 93 to 385 defeated the Aggies 84 to 475 smothered San Francisco State 77 to 54, and in a three-way meet held at Nevada the Wild- cats easily won with 88M points while the Aggies scored 452 and Nevada took third place with 29. CHICO STATE 93, C. O. P. 38 In their first meet of the year the Chico tracksters cleaned up the oval with the College of Pacilic Tigers on the local track. When the final spurt of dust had blown off the Wind- swept Held, the thinclads had hung up an impressive 93 to 38 victory. First places in the meet were taken by Orrin Hoff-man who threw the javelin 186 feet, a few inches short of the track recordg Iron Man Kostiz, who easily won both the 880 and the mile, and Ben Reams romped past the tape in the 100-yard dash against a bad wind in the time of :l0.4. Reams also won the 220 low hurdles in the time of :25.7. High point honors of the meet went to Ivan Campbell who amassed 18 points, taking lirsts in the discus, shot, and broad jump. The squad from Stockton was on the whole very much out of condition, not having a track to Work out on. The Bengals were only able to capture three first places. CHICO STATE 84, AGGIES 47 The hustling Wildcat tracksters hung up their second victory on April 2 when they smothered the California Aggies 84 to 47 on the local track. The best the Aggie men could muster were two first places. The track was excep- tionaly fast, and two marks fell by the wayside in the meet. Ben Rea-ms was clocked in the 100-yard dash at 29.7 and rangy Paul Dallas from Redding turned in a record break- ing 220 in the time of :2l.9. Orrin Hoffman swung his mighty right arm into play and tossed the javelin out 188.85 feet, just 7,fl0 of a foot short of the school record. Herman Kostiz won a thriller in the 880 when he nosed out Underhill by a few inches. The time was 2:2.9. Dallas won the 440 in the time of :52.2. Campbell was again high point man of the meet with 10 points, collecting firsts in the shot and broad jump. Hal Mezger won the two-mile, '99, 'Za-1'i'..I I, 392' i HS QQ!!! 32, A E --A .'i1!iC627?-Y.-'23Sif.?if'?'i l4x?Zm.F I i