PRESTON LANCASTER, of Eid'mviIIe. mo king points for the University of Virginia's truck mm. The Cavalier sophomore took the 220 low hurdles lost week in a dual meet with Princeton with a run of 25.7 seconds. Earlier he took a first in the high hurdles and a ! third in low hurdles in the dual meet with William and Mary. Today, ' Lancaster will be coir.; ting with the "V" squad in a triangular meet! at Chapel Hill with North and South Carolina. ARCHIL (iOODWYN, •■-man hand •: athletic prowess, has dent , t > In 1 Hi h’s dual meet last week \ith Varina Goodwyn won the 100 m 10.5, the 220 with a 25.3 mark and the broad jump with a leap > f 19 feel. 4 inches! The Blue Devils.! liowever. won, 71-42. HARCl.t) CLARK, who led the State Group II basketball scorers, has quite a war. wi h baseball, too. Th William Campbell High ace tossed a cla y no-hitter against Brookville last week, with his t .m winning -1 : 2. He had a perfect game for five innings, then lour walks and an error gave Brookville its runs. \L SMITH, ti e local radio new- and spurts -aster, has some fine interviews with major league bassballers he got on tape on trips to! Lynchburg and Richmond while the big league teams were moving North. He has person-to-person chats with A1 Lopez. Casey Stengel.; -Ma k Main! lime Pliiiley. Jerry' Cdlemah. Stab Mu.sial, Freddie Hutch:; in and A1 Dark among others He scored his broadcast beat with ‘-ome hard digging and is serving up the interviews twice weekly duriny his evening sportscast. He found the cooperative big leaguers .Hist like ii savs in the book - the bigger they come, the nicer they are. Sindh found Lopez the most astute; the Yankees' Jerry Coleman, the mast g •mletnanly a reputation he's had for a long time. All of 'em were most helpful. -I

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