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

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Jim Allen Dick Swanson Arnold Anderson Donald Anderson Polevault 100 100, Broadiump 220, Broadiump Nevada and San Francisco State gave the Aggies their sternest competition in a three way meet on April 22. The Mustangs emerged on top in this one with a total of 60 points to 55 for San Francisco State and 47 for Nevada. Once again it was depth that turned the tide in favor of the home team. The most thrilling victory was the dead heat between Aggies George Peterbaugh and Lawrence Perry in a sparkling half mile. Other winners for the Mustangs were John Cullen in the mile run, Bellue in the highs, Brown with a 6 foot high iump, and Bruce Wadsworth who ran his fastest two mile to win in 10:34.1. Bill Bayliss Gerald Asher Tom Kuhn Newton Foster Javelin Mile Broadiump Low Hurdles sworth W xx x Mug 'ami 1! '3 wk

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Ronald Roushall John Cullen Loren Schnell Ben Waller Pole Vault Mile, 2 Mile 2 Mile Hurdles On April 13, the Aggies took on their olc.l rivals from Chico State on the Aggie field. John Cullen started things off right for the Aggies as he broke the tape in the mile run. Puterbaugh won the half mile as he nosed out Perry in the good time of 2:02.1 and Loren Schnell ran away with the two mile. However, it was Bob Bellue who scored the most for the Mustangs with wins in the 3 high jump and both hurdle races. Other winners for the Aggies were Ronald Roushall ' in the pole vault at 11'6 , Don Cannon in the discus, and Beardsley in the shot put. A win in the final event, the mile relay, gave the Aggies a 90V2 to40V2 victory. 93 Don Watson Dave Elliot Forrest Storz Bruce Wadsworth Javelin Shot Put 440, Relay 2 Mile

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Baseba Baseball fortunes on the Aggie Campus this year are at a very low ebb with the Aggies winning but 6 of the first 21 games played. A pitching staff headed by veterans Harry Jarrett, Leroy Sharp, and Les McCabe, and ably backed by Freshmen Bill Lovelace, Bob Bushnell, and Sophomore Hal Sconyers give the Aggies one of the most well rounded pitching staffs in the history of the campus, but fielding miscues and lack of clutch hitting have kept the Aggies out of the victory column. Although outhitting the toe in 10 of the 16 games the A95 have been unable to connect at the right times. The Aggies opened the season by losing a 14 to 6 decision to the visiting Santa Rosa club. Big blow of the game for the Aggies ; BACK ROW: B. Beeman, D. Fawcett, J. Firebaugh, L. Sharp, B. Bushnell, F. Saviez, H. Sconyers, L. McCabe, D, Jordinson, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: C. Boyer, Coach; D. Aldine , L. Phillips, L. Foley, J. Stacey, H. Jarrett, J. West, B. Lovelace. FRONT ROW: J. Englebrecht, J. Becket, W. Louie, C. Reich, A. Scheer, G. Madley, 8. Ross.