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M-X Ooaat rosoiS, ta wtaatas CIF at the 1C4A championsMp with a 25-3)6 leap in 193L and achieved Ms greatest success in 1932' when he topped the Olympic trials at 25-4 and finished fifth in the Gaines at 24-3, Barber was named to the all-America team of 1932. He till holds the Occidental field record, 24-7, and the Stanford dual meet record, 21L a a a a A Bob Parke, Jordan High football coach, once ores Ameil cas greatest javelin thrower. He act a Poly record of 168-4 in 19301 In 1934 at Oregon, Parke won the Pacific Coast Conference title with a throw of 220-7, and a national collegiate record of 220-11 to earn all-America HOP, STEP tainx ttalfc tar Mia Jr. Aa BRO AD (Wiiaoa. llM7.

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And with 1958 marking the golden anniversary of track and field as a major sport in Long Beach, ltfs fitting that a Long Beads Track and Field Hall of Fame be Inaugurated. Should an athlete': be chosen solely on Ms marks, or on Ms achievements? WeVe. endeavored to consider both. Keep in mind. In checking our ratings, that In the horse and buggy days tracks were not as fast as in thx present era, and of course the modems have the benefit of bigger physiques and better training methods.

a a TO ENUMERATE Jhe achievements of each record-breaking track and field performer over the last 50 years would require an entire newspaper, but 13 men stand out a step above' the rest on Long Beachs ladder of greatness. Captain of the Hall of Fame squad would be Earl Thomson, who in the spring of 1915 won Southern California championships in the high hurdles, high jump and discus: That was scarcely the beginning. The Long Beach High (later Poly) youth won the state meet highs in 153 a new world ln-terscholastic mark. At Dartmouth in 1920 he set a world record of 14.4, and In 1920 -at Antwerp, he act an Olympic Game record of 148, Bert Dodd took off like a 1958 three-stage rocket to Mast every Pacific Coast high school mile mark in 1911. He won the Southern California championship in 4:39.5 and captured the state title in a phenomenal 4:37.8.

S. In 1915. Lea Wark won the county 220-yard dash in 22.4. and in rapid succession added the Southland 100 in 10.4, 220 in 223 and state furlong in 22.0 a Pacific Coast interscholastic record. Even Charlie Paddock, the first world's fastest human, failed to better Works dockings as a high school wonder in Pasadena.

Wark defeated the best men of his day, including Howard Drew who In 1914 set an SC Froth record of 9.6 that still stands. POLE VAULT atOsK MgUji.Bt UJCi 1ML tar mm1 HIGH HURDLES SABI. TKOMBOJT 14.4 at Dattawatfe. 1130. for wortd neord: li ta 1130 Mr Mrutoo Oobmo raeord.

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34.3; woa Aa Cal. Mia. Ma Fi rlfcj fine records In the Southern Califimla opta shotput; 44-11; discus, 134-6, and Javelin. 169-4. Forbes shoved the 16-pound ban 50- In the 1930 SPAAAU meet, act a Long Beach JC javelin record of 185-5 in a dual meet, spun the discus 138-2 for a Viking record, and in 1928 became WOaonh first CXF champion by winning the discus with a 123-4 thrdkr.

A Leonard (Dutch) Holland waa.Long Beach's premiere discus thrower. Another Poly immortal. he won Southern Gal in 193? with a 124-6 marie and i second in state' at 1298, His high at Poly was 130-11, but at Oregon in 1937 he whirled the platter 155-7 to win the FCC crown. i a a a a 1A Two of Long Beachs moat versatile and proficient athletes, were Vince Reel of Wilson, LBJC ahd Occidental, and Glenn Shoop, a high school all-America atjJordan. Reel, Wilson track coach from 1946 through 1957, scored la at least three events In every JC meet in 1932; recording bests of 9.7 and-2L5 In the ma 21-11 In the broad jump and 13.0 in the 120-yard low hurdles.

At Occidental he whipped over the 100 in 98 four times and defeated world record holder Frank Wykoff In four of. seven meetings. Reel rock' ctcd to a 2L2 220 in 1935 and ran the 200 meters in 208. Yet Ma best event wee the low hurdles, which he won four times In 238. He took fourth to the 1934 NCAA meet at 22.9 and to 1941 ran 238 ta the national AAU championships.

1L Shoop; a fine sprinter, low hurdler, pole vaulter and broad jumper, wa4 Jordan! greatest In 1940' he' wonthe Southern Cal low hurdles in 24.4, state to 24.7 and registered a best time of 241. Shoop also captured both Southland and state laurels to file broad jump -(228) and was 'third to the CIF pole vault (12-11). a. a a a 12. Johnny Baines was lung Beachs moat recent internationally-known runner.

As a junior at Wilson in 1947, he was clocked in 508 far the 440 (2nd ta CIF), 2838 for the 880 and 4838 for the mite the first time 'he ever ran it. Bar represented the U. S. to the Olympic Games of 1952. At Occidental Barnes ran a 471 44Q, 4:15.9 mite and 9:458 two-mile, but his big event was the 880.

In 1951 he annexed the Compton Invitational half-mile to 1:50.1 second fastest half-mile ever run fay an undergraduate and wMpped Olympic Games king Mai Whitfield by 15 yards. Barnes won the NCAA title in 1951 at 1:50.7 and nabbed the NCAA 800 meters ta 52 at 1:498 for a new record. 1A Last year Dick Fischl of Long Bead) City College earned berth on the Hall of Fame roster with some spectacular hurdle performances. Now at Arizona, State (Tempe), FlscM finished second to the Metropolitan Conference low hurdles In 23.1, second injhe Southern Cal meet In 228 Slid second In state in 238 to win No, 9 ranking in the world. He lost only one race all year in the high hurdles and ranked 28th to the world.

FlscM set records In the league meet (148), Southern Cal (14.4) and state (148). He won a summer AAU event to 1U. Elsewhere on this page is an all-time Long Beach track honor roU. The writers ratings are baaed on hundreds of hours of research through newspaper files. Interviews with coaches and athletes, and records supplied by Jimmie Heartwell.

Long Beach banker and one of the nation's foremost sports statisticians. 8IW it Jofdaa, 1M4; woa ClF, 34.4. aa4 Mta, Wiato ta rrao an-Atoarieaa twa. MOBtOBASU MKNTION Larrw Hawqulat (WUaoa 133. Oar).

33.4 Jack 7Wliooo 11471. OarK 3X1; Bob PaUr rwiuoa IMS, Har 1, 3X1; Bob Four rwiuoa lMX Harvard I. JlSX LBCC MTjICLA 1 33.X fiaaaa BatUr Ula (Fair. 3X4 rrtp. I CHAMPS OF THE PAST Vince Reel' (left) and John Barnes were coach and pupil -when this picture was taken at Wilson High in 1948, -but both were track greats in their own right CIF.

atala IMA M-S; UliS Clark ta Bo. Cal, lIHTat Italic IMS; Laas ISM; SOT-811 at Staatard. but franklin i Wins Junior Traek Meet I a i Franklin Jr. High captured the little Six League track and field championship Saturday bp outaeorMg its closest rival, DeMIIle; 218-90, at Millikan I- mn Baakto (F), nZSsVrZFSSaXii. riot aaia Waita (F), Oiaaa (I (F).

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Haralltaa S0U7 Hooror JERKY WYNN- Jefferson Nabs 'Big 7' Jr. Crown': Jeffsrsat won Che Bic Seven Junior High School YYuk and -Field ChampioAshlps SOturdsy at Long Bexciv: WUkui High SchooL i Jefferson won the Eighth Grade title, ahd finished third In the NinthGrmde fens MtohBMlr (tun, Broad imam Craw Barr (JiflL Boat JJoffl.i 30-7. Blaa tow-Tb brtwoaa (Vow -(Hat) Malpia (Itaa) aad mum (Hug). A-4. Ball aat Barr- Haiti.

Ftoraaa (Mar). Howwaa (Lla). A3-1X Ms lesaonr so wen at Poly that at Stanford he won the ference championships at 201-1 and XC4A at 1954 In 1926, added the AAU title at 193- and the SPAAAU at 201-7 In 1927, and In 28 the. SPAAAU meet at! 209-7, topped the Southwestern Olympic Games triala at 200-1'and finished second in the' final Gaines trials. A The greatest weigh tman ever to Mt the junior college scene waa Cowboy Joe Forbes, who In 1930; standing in up to Ms ankles 1 shattered in 1954, A1 Besselink Mt his tee shot into the water on the 12th.

Finding that the ball landed on a small sandbar In midstream, he waded out to the spot and succeeded in playing the ball to the green. Then, following the unconscious dictate of long habit, A1 carefully smoothed out the Indentation he had made, leaving an unblemished sandbar for the next golfer. WOODS COMEBACK Craig Wood shot an almost unbelievable 88 In the first round in 1936, then scored 67 in' the second a difference of 21 strokes. HOGAN VS. REISER Herman Keiser three-putted the 18th green on the final round in 1946, opening the door for Ben Hogan to overtake him.

But Hogan, needing only a par to tie, also three-putted to allow Keiser to win by stroke. SNEAD'S NEAR TRAGEDY Standing on the 12th tee during the final round in 1952, Sam Snead looked like a sure winner. Buf Ms tee shot was short into the creek. He then had the misfortune to drop Ms ball into a divot. From there, Sam drove it into heavy rough below the green.

With a dlsas-terous score for the hole apparently Imminent, he pitched into the hole for only a bogey-4 and went on to win. FIN 8TER WALDS 11 Dow Flnsterwald took 11 shots to get down on the par-three 12th In 195L I -NELSONS HEARTBREAK-ER Last year, Byron Nelson put Ms tee shot into the water at the 16th, then Mtting a second bail brought off a superb 7-iron shot. The ball struck the flag-pole squarely about a foot abova fits cup and bounced back into the water. Byron said this waa the only time In Ms career that he had beard of shot striking the pin and ending up in a water hazard. FORD'S BLAST Doug Ford climaxed Ms victory last year In a blaze of glory by holing out an explosive shot from a deep trap to.

the right of the 18th green for a birdie. (FJS. Who wm win the 1956 Masters? t1m!) Kea i Who is the all-time ringer champion a Lakewood? SeniorCarl Redman of Long Beach, who played at Lakewoodf rom its opening for more than 18 years, puts in a claim with a 21-inder par 50 score 27 on the front nine, 23 on the back. Although he made ear eagles on While playing the fourth round orw MXnow BOB PARKE Once Held U. 8.

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HanhaU 4. A promise to his mother enabled Harold Love Joy to make Mijnark in 1923. Lovejoy won California 880 in 2:01.8 and took second In the state meet in 1:598 to establish Poly record. Before leaving for Chicago to compete in the national interscholastic cham-pionsMps, Lovejoy promised his mother to place. He ran out in a marathon field of 30 in the ISO, but with hopes of fulfilling Ms promise he entered the 440 and won a fourth place medal! The only Long Beach man everto enter a national high school championsMp meet, Lovejoy now is principal at Gqxnperx His best 880 docking was 1:56 in 1927, when under SC colors he triumphed against Stanford.

A The- greatest field event man Long Beach eVer produced was broad jumper Dick Barber, who developed Ma great natural spring by leaping out of the way of streetcars when he crossed American Ave. Barber's honors were many. At Poly in 1928 he captured the state title with x. 23-5 leap longest In Pacific Coast high school annals at te time, and a school record hundreds of other Poly lnjoad Jumpers failed to better In the ensuing 28 years. Competing for SC Barber BelKIeweir! BRIDESMAID LEADS GLENN SHOOP All-Americsa in 40 The Tequesta.

Fix, ace with the reputation ibnyi finishing second-best will carry a 36-hole total of 137, seven under par, into the final two 18-hole rounds over the railing 6,651 yard Cape Fear Country Chib course. He posted a two-under par 70 Saturday. Flnsterwald, who has finished in second place 14 times in the past1 2M years, has had few major tournament wins. He sank a two-foot putt for a birdie on the par-5 No. 6.

and poured in a remarkable 40-footer for a birdie on the par-4 Nd 9. His approaches left him with birdie putts on the 10th, 11th, 12th' and 13th holes, but he could can none of them. He sank an eight-foot birdie putt on No. 14, and cloied out in par. Leaders: ja Ftaotaiw BlUr Cupar Jr.

AraeM Pmhaar fttxnirzt air Lama OoatogBoyar Howto Ttotarto Du Unto WollM Jofca Doa FairfMld Bill Nary Dot Bin Mlfca Bouohak BlUjr UamwoU Jim FOroo l-Jofea Hutpm Pat Sebwoto HoHf Forgot I Fourteen high schools will compete in the second annual Long Beach City College Relays Thursday on the LBCC field, meet director Joe Laiming announced Saturday. Field events will begin at 11 sjxl ahd running 123a events at the 11th, 14th and 15th. Redman never hanged an ice. The deuce on 15 came on a Lakewood was really tough in the old days, he writes. Can anyone beat Ms THE 1958 MASTERS at Augusta.

Ga this week should provide another thrilling tournament to the many that have been played. Although second to the VS, Open as test of golf under classic championship conditions, the Masters is building an unsurpassed tradition. Because it Is contested on the one grekt course, it is easy to pinpoint the outstanding shots, their landmarks, and other highlights. Here are some of the great moments of the Masters: 8ABAZEF8 DOUBLE miHJ ProbaMy the best-known single shot in all tournament history was Gene Sara-zens 230-yard spoon shot which he hided out at the 15th for a double eagle during the fourth round in 1935. It enabled Mm to tie Craig Wood for first place, and set the stage for Ms playoff victory.

MIDDLECOFFS PUTTS Cary Middlecoffs putt on the 13th hole during the second round in 1955 was estimated by common consent to be 75 feet One writer, who paced off the distance, arrived at 86 feet Since there are relatively few greens that will allow a putt of such length, Middlecoffs rates as one of the greatest ever made. NELSONS S-HOLE SPLURGE Byron Nelson overtook the leader, Ralph1 GuldahL during the fourth round in 1937 by shooting a birdie-2 and eagle-3 on the 12th and 13th while GuldaM had a 5 and 6, a awing of six strokes mi the two botes. HOGAN Vk OLIVER Ben Hogan and Ed (Porky) Oliver waged a classic medal play duel when paired together during the third round in 1953, Hogan shot 32-34-66 to Oliver's 34-33 67. Their best ball waa 31-29 SOL DEMARETS RECOVERY During tte first round in 1947, Jimmy Demaret "played a. shot out of deep water in front of the 15th green.

Hie ball came to rest within four feet of the pin to lead to a birdie, and Demazet went on to win the tournament. BESSELDOTO SANDBAR 5 L.B.-Area Tennis Stars in Jr. Event live Long Beach area prep stars are among early entries for the second annual Long Beach Tennis Tournament, April 12-13 and 19-20, on the Lakewood courts, tournament chairman John Thanes revealed Saturday. They are Bill Rehe. Delbert Daniel and Dean Burgess of Jordan High.

Steve Williams of Poly, and Gene Waters of Bellflower. Also joining the field three, ranked boys George Conway, Santa Monica, No. 7 to 18 and under; Gino Ta-nasecu. West Los Angelo, No. 4 to 15 and under, and Steven Foster, N0 Hollywood, No.

1 to 13 ad under. Most of the top-ranked boys and girls art expected to enter Thursdays deadline, jEntry blanks are available at high schools and tennis shops OFF TO Don by calling Thanes at GAr- Local schools entered are Polys defending champion and Wilson, Jordan, St Anthony, Mimican and Lakewood highs. FAVORITES to Thursdays meet-will be Poly in the overall varsity, B'and competition and Compton High in the varsity division. The National High School TVack and Field Invitational will be held at Bellflower High School stadium Saturday night with the individuals ai relay teams from throughout Southern California setting sights on prep records. Standouts Cram San Diego to Virginia Golf ALAN HESS and Gene Stinky fired 67s to tie for low net honors in Virginia 'Country Clubs Saturday sweepstakes play.

Not Alaa Haaa 8S-19 ST; (tana Staalor SI-14 ST; ltoBiwr, Arthur si-iSMV "Gtana "fciri Dr. Oiaaa Hiekap 44-1T ST-1S 4S. Hitaa, c. r. Showdown Tonight for Kegling Title The Greater Long Beach Traveling league, composed of eight 940 teams plays at the Belmont-BowL 4100 E.

Ocean BlvtL, tonight at 830. This will he the last faeeoff of the regular season competition with just two teams in contention for the flag. The Petersen Point System of scoring Is used to. determine the winners, and the Lakewood AU. Stars hold a 187 lead over their closest rivals, the Sheelar-Me-Fayden Mortuary five.

Norm Filler, Bob Bernard, Bob Price Jajr Stall and Jim Pappas of Sheelar-McFaydens wUl be doing fhdr best to out-score George Sargent, Dick Strafford, JiJmnic Chuck Heckert and Bill Bolieh of the Lakewood All-Stars. WILMINGTON. N. CD-Steady. styUshj Dow Finster-wxld.

surviving: an early lapse In his putting; 'carved out his second straight1 sub-pisr; round Saturday to take a two-stroke lead at -the halfway mark: in the 72-hole Axalea Open golf tournament: 5-10 POOL' NETS LONE MAN $27,248 AGUA CALZENTE UP A visit to the races Saturday was worth $27,000 to Norman MacLeod, 45. real estate man from North Vancouver, MacLeods $32 multiple ticket was the indy one to pick she winning Jpotbh, in' the 5-10 handicapping context. giving him the entire first-place poll The ticket abb included four of the 54 consolation -shares that paid each for five winners, The- 5-10 pool grossed $40,422. I spent a day at.Caliente during my vacation last year, won nothing I on my ticket then, but decided it -worth 'another try an; came this way again thb j'eaf, 4 i Modesto have been Invited, The vacation-week schedule: Vt CicmI at 01. Aeiheey, au ta m.

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State at Baa Jo SAITBBAr TUB SCC aat Btoapa at Saata Barkarta B. Btata Southern Col In Crew Race Win Southern Calif arnlms varsity and FTosh crew teams won their respective races Saturday to Xx Angeles Harbor. The TTojans beat Orange Coast College to the vanity, rate, with a time of four the jWOO-meter course. The PI rates were clocked to 689. The SC Flash won their nee in The Orange Coast rosh finished second to 782 with Long Beach State third at'785.

Xxmg Beach will he to action next Saturday against HATS gomery and Ms staff for promoting the most successful LJL Open to history. The net profit from the 1958 event was field 7-6440. The tournament is jointly by the Long Beach Tennis Patronfs Awn, and Independent Press-Telegram. CoOega CesebcH EiUrtfiTV- i. i.