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Eight first place finishes, in cluding J 1 m Frazer's record breaking effort in the discus, and nine seconds helped Hampden Sydney’s track team win its third dual meet in four outings 71 2, 3 to 50 1 3 over Lynchburg College Tuesday afternoon at Death Val ■ ley. Frazer added a foot and four inches to Ills own previous mark set in 1955 when lie heaved the disc 146 feet. m\ inches. The hefty Richmonder also took the shot put. an event in which the Tigers finished one. two. three. Jim Wiley took second with Fred Hoback third. Freshman Walter Chapman, of Salem, was another double winner for H-SC, taking the high hur dles with a mark of 16.4 seconds, and the 220-yard low hurdles in 25.9 seconds. Fast Quarter Bunting Brown, running his j best quarter-mile of the season, took that event for the Tigers with a time of 53 seconds — one second under the school standard. John Graves, the freshman middle distance runner, who set a new school mark last week, won tire 880-yard run with the time, of 2:04.4 minutes. Bob Lloyd's: high .lump leap of 5 feet. 8 inches was good for a tie for first with the Hornets' star Taylor Goode. Bill Benson added three sec onds for the winning H-SC squad. He ran a stride behind Lynch burg's flyer. Jimmy Harris, the meet's high scorer, in tire 100 and 220-yard dashes, and also ran second in the low hurdles Other second place finishers for the Tigers were Co-Captain Jtyi Wiley, in tin discus; Bill French in the pole vault: Bob Hippensteel in the 880. King Waddill in the mile, and Frank Moore in the two-mile run The Hornets’ Jim Harris got his 13 points with a 10-second
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