SIDELINE VIEWS S By JOHN STFCK THF. BIGGr. i . ’vllLi: with,in three miles appeared Saturday afternoon a Death Vain \ 'Ik we.uvr v,a. Monty Linkehauger just . c .. t . ■, back the ein< invasion of tie' East Carolina College squad. For a coach m his first season the ear-to-ear grin was understandable. Things looked bright- for the campaign head. To Freshman Bill Benson, the Richmonder who did quite a bit of galloping last football season, went the day's laurels. He collected 16 points while taking the 100-yard dash in 10 1. the 220-yard dash in 22.8. and the broad jump with a leap of 19' 3" No; t ■ i a chug you say Remember, this was the first meet of the -< a son. and the - adual -one! t turning required, in track has : . ‘. .... : lipped ECC's Jim Henderson. Portsmouth. Va.. junior who had previously lost only one—to Duke's Olympic prospect. Daw Sime—in college ( .Mnpetitton of high school, for hat mailer Henson and Sime: H» n i on's 9.7'for the 100 in the Carolina AAU champ pi I 4. had lots oi pect for H* -. • -hi!.an • lh be gicat if he works hard, trains properly and in .iso himself." Henderson said between puffs of the race. ■a da. h a n cii.’ii - back to win easily the 120 high and
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