1974 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships | |
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Dates | May 29 - May 31, 1974 [1] |
Host city | Charleston, IL Eastern Illinois |
Events | 20 |
1975 → |
The 1974 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships, were the first year the Division II/III designation was recognized in NCAA track and field. Previously, it was called the College Division. The top 6 athletes scored in their perspective event.
The event was wind aided. The 100 yd dash which is slightly shorter than a 100 meters, is 91.44 meters. All races at the time where hand timed.
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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James Gilkes | Fisk | 9.4 | NAIA | |
Joe Franklin | Southern–New Orleans | 9.5 | NAIA | |
Joe Kendrick | Ashland | 9.5 | DII | |
4 | Herman Verdin | Southern–New Orleans | 9.8 | NAIA |
5 | Clint Alguire | Mount Union | 9.8 | |
6 | Fred Mintz | Baldwin Wallace | 9.8 |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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James Gilkes | Fisk | 20.7 | NAIA | |
Herman Verdin | Southern–New Orleans | 21.4 | ||
Joe Franklin | Southern–New Orleans | 21.5 | ||
4 | Leonard Elion | Fisk | 21.6 | NAIA |
5 | Joe Kendrick | Ashland | 21.6 | DII |
6 | Vince Williams | Chicago State | 21.6 | DI |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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Kip Korir | Coe | 47.3 | ||
Mike Williams | Mount Union | 47.9 | ||
Ronald Bethune | Southern–New Orleans | 48.5 | NAIA | |
4 | Terry Youngblood | Central (Iowa) | 48.7 | |
5 | Bill Taylor | Pomona-Pitzer | 48.8 | |
6 | Carl Hill | Southwestern (Ten.) | 48.9 | ' |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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Barry King | Ashland | 1:51.2 | DII | |
Bob Linn | Ashland | 1:51.3 | DII | |
Harold Small | Brandeis | 1:52.0 | ||
4 | Al Tonks | Baldwin Wallace | 1:52.0 | |
5 | Alan Kleinsasser | Caltech | 1:52.0 | |
6 | Manny Rivera | Brandeis | 1:52.1 |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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Steve Foster | Ashland | 4:05.1 | DII | |
Scott Barrett | North Central | 4:06.6 | ||
Fred Suarez | SUNY Oswego | 4:07.4 | ||
4 | Jim Muus | St. Olaf | 4:08.2 | |
5 | Chris Horton | Brandeis | 4:08.6 | |
6 | Dan Spear | Hamline | 4:08.7 |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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David Moller | Rochester | 13:54.6 | ||
John O'Conner | Augustana (IL) | 14:07.4 | ||
Cliff Karthauser | Nebraska Wesleyan | 14:08.8 | ||
4 | Dan Copper | Augustana (IL) | 14:12.8 | |
5 | Randy Luce | Pomona-Pitzer | 14:14.6 | |
6 | John Bradford | Brandeis | 14:17.6 |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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Roger Retherford | Otterbein | 14.2 | ||
Wayne Covington | Lock Haven | 14.3 | DII | |
Steve Smith | Pomona-Pitzer | 14.4 | ||
4 | Gerald Greenfield | Johns Hopkins | 14.4 | |
5 | Keith Wolling | RIT | 14.5 | |
6 | Steve Wilson | Western Maryland | 14.6 |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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Tony Cornelious | Augustana (IL) | 53.3 | ||
Keith Wolling | RIT | 53.7 | ||
Jim Baum | Ashland | 53.7 | DII | |
4 | Steve Smith | Pomona-Pitzer | 53.7 | |
5 | Greg Traxler | St. John's (MN) | 55.5 | |
6 | Terry Kozina | Ashland | 55.6 | DII |
Rank | Name | University | Time | Notes |
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Gary Johnson | Westmont | 9:17.8 | NAIA | |
Lee Pollock | St. Lawrence | 9:23.2 | ||
Mark Duggan | Boston State | 9:36.0 | ||
4 | Larry Coy | Baldwin Wallace | 9:37.6 | |
5 | Dave Hanson | Luther | 9:41.0 | |
6 | Tim Hawley | Wabash | 10:07.4 |
Rank | Name | University | Height | Notes |
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Kurt Nielson | Nebraska Wesleyan | 2.01m | ||
Greg Gornsuch | Wheaton | 2.01m | ||
Dave Miller | Baldwin Wallace | 1.96m | ||
4 | Bruce Crowe | Washington (MD) | 1.96m | |
5 | John Stanek | Augustana (IL) | 1.96m | |
6 | Jim Wildgreen | Hope | 1.96m |
Rank | Name | University | Height | Notes |
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Steve Hughes | Westmont | 4.72m | NAIA | |
Craig Boyak | Kalamazoo | 4.57m | ||
Charles Novak | St. Olaf | 4.57m | ||
4 | Steve Mason | Pomona-Pitzer | 4.42m | |
5 | Joe Thompson | Augustana (IL) | 4.27m | Tie |
5 | Paul Ksionzyk | Cortland (SUNY) | 4.27m | Tie |
Rank | Name | University | Distance | Notes |
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David Boyd | Fisk University | 7.82m | NAIA | |
Chuck Larsuel | Mount Union | 7.30m | ||
Rick Steinberg | Luther | 7.22m | ||
4 | Milt Snodgrass | Mount Union | 7.22m | |
5 | Ronald Bethune | Southern–New Orleans | 7.10m | NAIA |
6 | Don Harvey | Alma | 7.02m |
Rank | Name | University | Distance | Notes |
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Anthony Palumbo | Rochester | 15.21m | ||
Rudy Sawyerl | St. John's (MN) | 14.86m | ||
Kip Korir | Coe | 14.73m | ||
4 | Guy Jensen | Otterbein | 14.37m | |
5 | Mike Williams | Widener | 14.35m | |
6 | Charles Drummond | Brockport St. | 14.18m |
Rank | Name | University | Distance | Notes |
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Steve Lindgren | Hamline | 17.03m | ||
Ray Fogg | Pomona-Pitzer | 16.91m | ||
Joe Gould | Queens | 16.40m | DII | |
4 | Rudy Vido | Albany (SUNY) | 16.23m | DI |
5 | Stephan Ondrejack | Trenton State | 15.90m | |
6 | John Dupuis | Worcester State | 15.40m |
Rank | Name | University | Distance | Notes |
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Bill Iovino | Ohio Wesleyan | 52.14m | ||
George Liset | Wheaton | 49.76m | ||
Bob Scott | Augustana (IL) | 49.66m | ||
4 | Rod Ridgeway | Wittenberg | 49.14m | |
5 | Terrance Bruce | Alfred | 48.26m | |
6 | John Dupuis | Worcester State | 47.72m |
Rank | Name | University | Distance | Notes |
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John Pearson | MIT | 51.92m | ||
Joe Gould | Queens | 50.60m | DII | |
John Kock | RIT | 48.62m | ||
4 | Warren Shank | Westmont | 48.28m | |
5 | Tom Lowell | RPI | 48.18m | |
6 | Lewis Farber | RPI | 45.26m |
The Javelin thrown in 1973 was different from the current model. Therefore, results cannot be directly compared to today's results.
Rank | Name | University | Distance | Notes |
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Robert Sing | Ursinus | 71.60m | ||
Joe Gould | Queens | 68.32m | DII | |
Kevin Peter | Pomona-Pitzer | 68.14m | ||
4 | Bob Orell | Pomona-Pitzer | 67.62m | |
5 | Greg Afman | Calvin | 63.84m | |
6 | Glenn Levengood | Susquehanna | 62.74m |
Rank | Name | University | Points | Notes |
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Jim Baum | Ashland | 7,030 | DII | |
Robert Ryan | Rochester | 6,528 | ||
Mark Lineweaver | Brockport St. | 6,499 | ||
4 | Chuck Williams | Case Western | 6,376 | |
5 | Larry Griffith | Mount Union | 6,300 | |
6 | Mike Hunt | Capital | 6,244 |
Rank | Team | Name | Time | Notes |
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Mount Union | Milt Snodgrass | 41.1 | ||
Chuck Larsuel | ||||
Mike Williams | ||||
Clint Alguire | ||||
Southern–New Orleans | Herman Verdin | 41.2 | NAIA | |
Ronald Bethune | ||||
Larry Williams | ||||
Joe Franklin | ||||
Fisk | David Boyd | 41.3 | NAIA | |
Leonard Elion | ||||
Leon Stubbs | ||||
James Gilkes | ||||
4 | Baldwin-Wallace | Everett Head | 41.8 | |
Mark Allio | ||||
Tony DiMarzo | ||||
Fred Mintz | ||||
5 | Denison | B. Thompson | 42.1 | |
Ed Cione | ||||
R. Price | ||||
Tony Thompson | ||||
6 | Chicago State | Clifford Fletcher | 42.4 | DI |
Willie Patton | ||||
Sudie Davis | ||||
Vince Williams |
Rank | Team | Name | Time | Notes |
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Mount Union | Chuck Larsuel | 3:15.7 | ||
Jim Freund | ||||
Mike Williams | ||||
Milt Snodgrass | ||||
Ashland | Jim Baum | 3:16.2 | DII | |
Barry King | ||||
Terry Kozma | ||||
Bob Linn | ||||
Southern–New Orleans | Herman Verdin | 3:16.2 | NAIA | |
Craig Louis | ||||
Ronald Bethune | ||||
Donald Clark | ||||
4 | Augustana (IL) | Enyo DeWith | 3:17.2 | |
Scott Stephens | ||||
Bill Yemm | ||||
Tony Cornelious | ||||
5 | Brandeis | Allen Knight | 3:18.2 | |
Mike Ricciardone | ||||
Manny Rivera | ||||
Harold Small | ||||
6 | Baruch | Tyrone Cunningham | 3:18.6 | |
Harold Reardon | ||||
George Bailey | ||||
Mario Church |
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