University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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Bob BeHue Hurdles, High Jump BACK ROW: E. S. Woody Wilson, Coach; L. Perry, H. Nelson, T. Martin, D. Tompkins, A. Anderson, D. Elliott, E. Martin, L. Beardsley, B. Bellue, C. Wicks, R. Stephenson, G. Braun, Wye Cripe, Assistant Coach. MIDDLE ROW: R. Hanna, D. Adam, D. Schramm, D. Anderson, B. Johnson, T. Kuhn, F. Storz, R. Roushall, J. Allen, G. Puterbaugh, E. Gardner. FRONT ROW: J. Struckmeyer, Manager; L. Schnell, B. Waller, H. Chandon, G. Asher, J. Cullen, D. Swanson, B. Wadsworth, l. Kaiser, S. Rowe, D. Watson. Track The Aggie track team, defending champions in the For Western Conference, continued their winning ways with four straight meet victories this season. The results of this year's F.W.C. meet are not published because it come after the deadline for this publication. However, it can be stated that the Aggies, fresh from victories over Santa Clara, St. Marys, Chico State, San Francisco State and Nevada, entered the meet heavy favorites to retain their title. George Puterbaugh Grant Braun ,880, Relay High Jump Don Cannon Discus awAWXwe

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Don Tompkins Don Schramm Stuart Rowe Hal Nelson 880 100, 220 Mile Discus, Highiump m-mm The Mustang cindermen opened the 1950 season with a rain delayed meet against Santa Clara and came through with a 99 to 32 win. Veteran hurdler Bob Bellue paced the 3 deep Aggies in their rout of the Broncos with wins in the high and low sticks. Two days later the Aggies turned back St. Marys to chalk up victory number two. Winners for the Aggies included freshman Lawrence Perry in the half, George Puterbaugh in the 440, and Stuart Rowe who hung up a win in the mile. nnon Lawrence Perry Ron Hanna les Kaiser Dick Adam 880, Relay 440, Relay Javelin 100, 220