SIDELINE VIEWS By JOHN STF.CK 1 Re-writing Track Records: On- i - tie- \Ii T:ati: at llampden-Sydney back in the 1950-52 period, and one Bob Trice CH. of 1940. will have to move o\ei t iii youn in. are omini along to wipe their track records off the Death Valley book... ! av( who hails from the colorful com munity of Boulevard Post Office, substituted his own name for Mile ie . :i 880-yard run last Friday in the H-SC meet with Norfolk Da; of W&M Evenso the promising froth ran second in the j iecord-shuttering race! 1 lit- Division’s Bonne Drumwright won with a 2:00.6 race, clip ping two second off of Milenei's previous record of 2:02.6 Graves was ,ius a stride behind Drumwright and finished at 2:017 to set the new H-SC mark. Milenei. the New Yorker who came South for his education. : ill In ’em hanging on the ropes when it comes to records, though. In his fine ye-,. . i rum.ihe in 1952. G- ue set three Tiger marks, a 4 29 null- a 9-58.6 two-mile run. and the 880 record, broken Friday by Dnunwright and Graves. Bill Ben-.',!., the H-SC irishman flyer <from Richmond, had an ithei real day on the cinders Hews tin meet top scorer with 14 point:. ■ apturing the 100 in 10.1. the 220-yard dash in 22.0. placing eimil in the broad jump and third in the low hurdles. His 22 0 :n the 220-yard dash tied the H-SC mark, held by a fellow townsman now Dr. Robert P '1 rice. MI), who run his record race in 1928. The Divisii.n. which picks up a lot of schoolboy talent from the . mith-rich Tidewater area. whipped H-SC handily 76-46, taking 10 of 14 even; jun Frazer won the discus and the mile relay team of (iruvi-r. Bob Hippensteel Tom Allen and Bunting Blown produced the othe] H-SC fust place

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