The Centennial of The University of California, 1868-1968

Athletics, Intercollegiate

Athletics, Intercollegiate, developed from the same origins as did organized intramural athletics--informal competition initiated by the students themselves. At Berkeley, interclass competition, especially in baseball, preceded athletic contests with teams outside the University; at Los Angeles, both the interclass and intercollegiate programs grew simultaneously.

For a university whose teams would win 16 national titles and whose athletes would win 54 Olympic medals, the beginnings of intercollegiate competition were inauspicious. In April of 1873, the class of 1875 played the first football game against outside competition--Oakland High School--for the championship of Alameda county. Each team fielded 20 men and to onlookers the game seemed more like a free-for-all fight than an athletic contest. It ended suddenly and without decision when a University player chased the ball out into the street and ran into the top rail of a wooden fence, seriously injuring himself. During the early years, the University's baseball teams played against pick-up teams of young Oakland and San Francisco businessmen. The first team to represent the University in basketball was composed of women students who played their first game on November 18, 1892, losing to Miss Head's School, 6 to 5. At Los Angeles, the first football teams (known as the Cubs) went through two complete seasons before winning a game. Commenting on that, the 1923 yearbook said, “the latent strength of the Cubs caused astonishment,” and “although only a single game was won (against Redlands on October 14, 1922), the Cubs established their reputation as an eleven to be feared.”

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Facilities for these early contests were rather modest. At Berkeley, the first University football team, organized in 1882, played its games on West Field on the campus. The field sloped sharply toward the west, therefore the team facing San Francisco Bay had a distinct advantage. The training ground for the track team in 1878 was the race track at Emeryville and the first annual track field day was held in 1879 on the Oakland cricket grounds. The old Harmon Gymnasium, an octagonal wooden building constructed in 1879, was the site of the first basketball games played by the women. In 1902, Mrs. Phoebe Apperson Hearst provided the University with a new outdoor basketball court with tan bark floor and seating for 600. As it was customary for women athletes of the time to compete only before spectators of their own sex, a 12-foot high fence of boards without knotholes was built around the area. The men then took over Harmon Gymnasium and formed their first basketball team. The first crew, organized as “The University of California Boat Club” in 1875, operated out of a “shed-like structure” on Lake Merritt in Oakland, but not very effectively it seems, for the 1877 Blue and Gold mentioned that the boat club existed in name only. The activity was revived when the students formed another boating association in 1893 and built a club house on San Antonio Creek on the Oakland Estuary where they developed competitive rowing.

As enrollments increased and student interest in sports was generated, the fortunes of the University's athletic teams improved. After losing their first football game to the Phoenix Club of San Francisco in 1882, the Berkeley squad tied the club team the next time they met. Subsequent teams went on to win most of the games played in the next five years, losing only three.

Track was the first sport to bring national recognition. A hurdler named Walter Henry developed a new form for running the 120-yard high hurdles and on May 30, 1892, broke the world's record for the event. His time of 15¾ seconds was disallowed by the eastern officials of the American Athletic Union (AAU) as being beyond human possibility. Three years later, a small team representing the University (minus Walter Henry who had graduated with the class of 1893) went east and won two-thirds of their meets against such schools as Princeton, Pennsylvania, and Illinois, prompting one AAU official to admit that Henry's hurdling record should have been allowed after all.

In its second year of competition in the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference, the basketball team at Los Angeles won the conference championship (1920) and repeated the performance the following year. The tennis team won the conference title in 1921 and the 1924 baseball pennant went to the Grizzlies (the mascot that replaced the Cubs that year).

Almost from the beginning of intercollegiate competition, football was established as the most popular spectator sport among students, alumni, and the general public. The first big game between Stanford and Berkeley in 1892 drew a record crowd of 15,000 to the field at Haight and Stanyan Streets in San Francisco. In the excitement neither side remembered to provide a football and the game was held up while someone was sent downtown in a carriage to buy one.

It was expensive as well as inconvenient to hold football games in San Francisco and in 1904, California Field was constructed on the Berkeley campus. The 14th big game was played there, a contest in which the teams employed the brutal type of play prevalent in the country at that time. There were a number of injuries, a fact that helped President Wheeler and President David Starr Jordan of Stanford University decide to abandon American football for rugby. In 1915, after the rules of American football had been changed to make the game less dangerous to play, Wheeler agreed to switch back again. The Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) was formed in December of that year and an intense competition between the teams representing the various western institutions was set into motion.

“In these latter years the intercollegiate athletes have come to be no more than ... a group of highly trained specialists,” President Wheeler wrote Governor Stephens during World War I. He felt that with the deterioration of athletic programs during the war, it would be a good time to observe how essential to the University these sports might be. The results must have been inconclusive, for as early as 1919 (the year Wheeler resigned from the Presidency), the University (Berkeley) won the conference championship in track and field. In the early 1920's Andy Smith's Wonder Teams won four PCC titles in a row (1920-23), Walter Christie's track teams won two more conference championship meets (1920, 1923) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) title (1922). And by mid-decade, basketball teams coached by Nibs Price began winning PCC titles (1925, 1926, 1927, and 1929). At the 1928 Olympics, the Berkeley crew won the rowing competition at Amsterdam, the first of three Olympic titles won by crews from Berkeley.

After the poor showing made by the football teams at Los Angeles in the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference in the early 1920's, an envoy was sent east to try to find an outstanding man to coach the Grizzly teams. In 1925, William H. Spaulding of Minnesota joined the staff as head football coach and director of physical education for men and in his first season as coach, his team won a decisive victory over previously unbeaten Pomona. The following season, Los Angeles was invited to join the PCC. Before leaving the old conference, they became co-champions in football in the 1927 season.

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In 1925, the Davis campus, which had first participated in intercollegiate competition in 1913, became a member of the Far Western Athletic Conference (FWAC). As the number of sports played in the conference was limited, Davis also joined four independent conferences in order to compete in soccer, boxing, riflery, and water polo.

During the 1930's, the competition in the PCC became even more intensive, with certain schools struggling to produce teams capable of maintaining national prominence. To accomplish this, player recruitment programs were developed and implemented. In that decade, Los Angeles won its first PCC title in tennis (1932), a portent of its future dominance in that sport (by 1965 Los Angeles tennis teams had won eight national championships, more than any other school in the country). In the 1940's and more particularly in the 1950's, Los Angeles grew into a national football power, winning five conference titles and placing 14 men on All-American teams.

When Santa Barbara came into the University system in 1944, its teams were already actively engaged in ten intercollegiate sports in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA). Santa Barbara had been a charter member in this conference since its formation in 1939 and remained in the CCAA until 1963, withdrawing to become a member of the West Coast Athletic Conference for basketball and the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association (CIBA) for baseball. On December 1, 1954, Riverside played in its first intercollegiate contest, a basketball game against Pepperdine, and has since added ten additional sports to its intercollegiate program, competing as an independent though affiliated with the NCAA and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Historically, the athletic programs on the University's campuses have been administered differently except in the case of Berkeley, Los Angeles, and Santa Barbara where, until 1960, athletics essentially came under the jurisdiction of the Associated Students.

Just as soon as the Associated Students (ASUC) at Berkeley was organized in 1887, it took over control of athletics. In 1897, the Athletic Association was organized as a separate body to administer in this area, but in 1900, the association was absorbed by the ASUC and intercollegiate athletics remained under its jurisdiction for the next 60 years. In 1919, intercollegiate athletics at Los Angeles operated under an Athletic Commission which was reorganized in 1920 and renamed the Men's Athletic Board.

One of the governing bodies of the PCC was the Council of Presidents, composed of presidents of the schools belonging to the conference, and it was through this body that President Sproul, as well as other members, attempted to introduce measures to curb excesses in player recruitment programs which had begun flourishing in the west in the 1930's. These attempts met without success. The emphasis placed upon certain sports in the years that followed and the commercialization connected with football in particular, led members of the northern section of the Academic Senate to express their concern to President Sproul in October of 1956--“So long as victory is regarded as so important as to be worth buying, the bidding will remain competitive and stop at no limit set.” The following month, the southern section of the senate initiated a memorandum asking the Regents to amend previous legislation and transfer responsibility for intercollegiate athletics at Los Angeles from the administration and ASUCLA to the administration and the faculty.

President Sproul approached the PCC with five basic principles aimed at modifying aid to athletes and requiring the same academic achievement of athletes as required of other students in the universities. When these principles were ultimately rejected, the Regents, at their December 13, 1957, meeting, decided to withdraw the University from the conference.

The teams at Berkeley and Los Angeles fulfilled their membership obligations in the PCC, which took them to June 30, 1959. Before this date, negotiations toward the formation of a new athletic conference were begun. Two basic operating philosophies were agreed upon by the universities engaged in these negotiations (Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses of the University, University of Southern California, and the University of Washington, with Stanford University participating only as an observer): There would be institutional control of the athletic programs rather than central conference control, and all activities and operations of each institution's programs would have to be acceptable to each of the other members.

The new conference was to be known as the Athletic Association of Western Universities (AAWU) and would become effective on July 1, 1959. In anticipation of this, President Kerr appointed a 13-member University-wide advisory council to create an organizational framework so that the University could conform to the principle of institutional control agreed upon by the conference members.

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The year after Riverside first began intercollegiate competition, a Board of Athletic Control was established by the provost to govern the athletic program. In 1965, the chancellor placed intercollegiate athletics under the direction of the vice-chancellor of student affairs and the board of control now reports to him. At Santa Barbara, an Intercollegiate Athletic Commission was created in 1959 and assumed the management and the fiscal responsibilities of the athletic program at Santa Barbara, on July 1, 1960. At that time, the Associated Students relinquished its traditional administration of the operation in favor of the commission, a joint student-faculty organization. Policies regarding control of athletics at Davis are channeled by the campus administration and the employment of coaches is governed by the physical education department.

In February of 1960, President Kerr announced that the administration of athletics at Berkeley and Los Angeles would pass from the ASUC and ASUCLA to the University, effective July 1, 1960. At the same time, he announced the formation of Departments of Intercollegiate Athletics on the Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses to assume this new responsibility. Executive head of the department on each campus is the intercollegiate athletic director. He also serves on the Intercollegiate Advisory Board, a 12-member group appointed by the chancellor that includes the campus business manager and representatives from the students, faculty and alumni.--EF

Campus on which each sport is recognized and date of first participation

INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS
Sport	Berkeley	Davis	Irvine	Los Angeles	Riverside	San Diego	Santa Barbara Competed as Santa Barbara State Teachers College until 1935, and as Santa Barbara State College until 1958.
Baseball . . . . .	1892	1912	...	1921	1957	...	1922
Basketball . . . . .	1912	1911	1965	1919	1954	1965	1921
Boxing . . . . .	1922	1920 Discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...
Crew . . . . .	1893	...	1965	1933	...	...	...
Cricket . . . . .	...	...	...	1934	...	...	...
Cross Country . . . . .	1918	1949	...	...	1963	1965	1936
Fencing . . . . .	...	...	...	1928	...	...	1938 Discontinued.
Football Rugby substituted for American football at Berkeley 1906-14 . . . . .	1882	1910	...	1919	1955	...	1921
Golf . . . . .	1923	1940	1965	1927	1955	...	1938
Gymnastics . . . . .	1922	...	...	1924	...	...	1965
Riflery . . . . .	...	1938	...	1929	...	...	...
Rugby Rugby substituted for American football at Berkeley 1906-14 . . . . .	1933	...	...	1934	1960	...	...
Sailing . . . . .	...	...	1965	...	...	1965	...
Skiing . . . . .	...	1937 Discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...
Soccer . . . . .	1912	1940	...	1934	1957	...	...
Swimming . . . . .	1915	1939	1965	1922	1958	...	1941
Tennis . . . . .	1892	1932	1965	1921	1955	1966	1937
Track & Field . . . . .	1893	1912	...	1920	1959	...	1923
Volleyball . . . . .	...	...	...	1964	...	...	1965
Water Polo . . . . .	1918	1946	1965	1928	1965	...	1957
Wrestling . . . . .	1922	1920	...	1923	...	1966	1941

1 Rugby substituted for American football at Berkeley 1906-14.

2 Competed as Santa Barbara State Teachers College until 1935, and as Santa Barbara State College until 1958.

3 Discontinued.

REFERENCES: Vic Kelley, “Brief Historical Account of UCLA's Athletic Development” (Unpubl., 1965); James M. Greenfield letter to Robert S. Johnson, June 16, 1965; Jim Doan, “Intercollegiate Athletics at UC, Davis” (Unpubl., 1965); E. N. Carter, “Athletic Department, UCSB” (Unpubl., June 9, 1965); California Monthly, February, 1927, 318, November, 1940, 22, February, 1959, 8-9, November 1958, 3, March 1960; University Bulletin, October 22, 1956, 57-58, December 10, 1956, 87, December 13, 1957, December 15, 1958, 89, February 15, 1960, 127; UCLA Alumni Association, California of the Southland (Los Angeles, 1937); W. W. Ferrier, Origin and Development of the University of California (Berkeley, 1930), 622-630; George A. Pettit, Twenty-eight Years in the Life of a University President (Berkeley, 1966), 7, 139, 153, 155-56.

Directors Of Athletics

Berkeley

Reno Hutchison	1900-1901
Ezra Decoto	1901-1906
O. F. Snedigar	1906-1908
Ralph P. Merritt	1910-1912
Milton T. Farmer	1912-1914
J. A. Stroud, Jr.	1914-1917
F. G. Booth	1917-1918
R. B. Watson	1918-1919
Luther A. Nichols	1919-1926
W. W. “Bill” Monahan	1926-1935
Kenneth Priestly	1936-1942
Clint Evans	1943-1946
Brutus Hamilton	1947-1955
Greg Englehard	1956-1960
Pete Newell	1961-

Davis

Robert E. Harmon	1915-1919
W. L. Seawright	1919-1920
W. D. Elfrink	1921-1922
William L. Driver	1923-1928
I. F. Toomey	1929-1961
Vern B. Hickey	1961-

Irvine

Wayne H. Crawford

1963-

Los Angeles

Gibson Dunlap	1920-1923
Steve Cunningham	1924-1925
(Assisted by Bob Berkey)
Steve Cunningham	1926-1930
William Ackerman	1931-1937
William Spaulding	1938-1947
Wilbur Johns	1948-1962
J. D. Morgan	1963-

Riverside

Jack E. Hewitt	1954-1961
Wayne Crawford	1961-1962
Jack E. Hewitt	1962-1963
Franklin A. Lindeburg	1963-

San Diego

Ted Forbes

1966-

Santa Barbara

O. J. Gilliland	1922-1926
Dud DeGroot	1926-1928
Hal Davis	1928-1936
Spud Harder	1936-1948
Terry Dearborn (acting)	1948
Spud Harder	1949-1956
Willie Wilton	1956-1958
M. S. “Doc” Kelliher	1958-1961
Stan Williamson	1961-1965
Jack C. Curtice	1965-

Athletic Championships

National Collegiate Athletic Association

*Baseball*
Berkeley	1947
Berkeley	1957

*Basketball*
Berkeley	1959
Los Angeles	1964
Los Angeles	1965

*Tennis*
Los Angeles	1950
Los Angeles	1952
Los Angeles	1953
Los Angeles	1954
Los Angeles	1956
Los Angeles	1960
Los Angeles	1961
Los Angeles	1965

*Track and Field*
Berkeley	1922
Los Angeles	1956

*Volleyball*
Los Angeles	1956
Los Angeles	1965

Intercollegiate Regatta Association Championships

Berkeley	1928
Berkeley	1932
Berkeley	1934
Berkeley	1935
Berkeley	1939
Berkeley	1949
Berkeley	1960
Berkeley	1961
Berkeley	1964

Pacific Coast Conference

*Basketball*
Berkeley	1925
Berkeley	1926
Berkeley	1927
Berkeley	1929
Berkeley	1932
Berkeley	1946
Los Angeles	1950
Los Angeles	1952
Los Angeles	1956
Berkeley	1957
Berkeley	1958
Berkeley	1959

*Football*
Berkeley	1920
Berkeley	1921
Berkeley	1922
Berkeley	1923
Berkeley	1928
Berkeley	1929
Berkeley	1937
Berkeley	1938
Los Angeles	1939
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1942
Los Angeles	1946
Berkeley	1948
Berkeley	1949
Berkeley	1950
Los Angeles	1953
Los Angeles	1954
Los Angeles	1955
Berkeley	1958

*Tennis*
Los Angeles	1932
Los Angeles	1958
Los Angeles	1959

*Track and Field*
Berkeley	1919
Berkeley	1920
Berkeley	1923
Los Angeles	1956

*Wrestling*
Berkeley	1931
Berkeley	1932
Berkeley	1933
Berkeley	1934
Berkeley	1936
Berkeley	1937
Berkeley	1938
Berkeley	1939
Berkeley	1940
Berkeley	1942
Berkeley	1948
Berkeley	1951

Athletic Association of Western Universities

*Basketball*
Berkeley	1960
Los Angeles	1962
Los Angeles	1963
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1964
Los Angeles	1965

*Football*
Los Angeles	1959
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1961

*Gymnastics*
Berkeley	1961
Berkeley	1962

*Tennis*
Los Angeles	1960
Los Angeles	1965

*Water Polo*
Berkeley	1959
Berkeley	1960
Berkeley	1961
Los Angeles	1964
(co-champions)

*Wrestling*
Los Angeles	1964

California Intercollegiate Baseball Association

Berkeley	1916
Berkeley	1917
Berkeley	1920
Berkeley	1921
Berkeley	1928
Berkeley	1929
Berkeley	1933
Berkeley	1934
Berkeley	1935
Berkeley	1937
Berkeley	1938
Berkeley	1941
Berkeley	1943
Berkeley	1945
Berkeley	1947
Berkeley	1957
Berkeley	1960
Berkeley	1965
(co-champions)

Pacific Coast Conference Southern Division

*Basketball*
Berkeley	1910
Berkeley	1925
Berkeley	1926
Berkeley	1927
Berkeley	1928
Berkeley	1929
Berkeley	1931
Berkeley	1932
Berkeley	1939
Los Angeles	1945
Berkeley	1946
Los Angeles	1947
Berkeley	1948
Los Angeles	1949
Los Angeles	1951
Berkeley	1953
Los Angeles	1955

*Golf*
Berkeley	1939
Los Angeles	1948
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1949
Los Angeles	1950
Los Angeles	1960
(co-champions)

*Gymnastics*
Berkeley	1939
Berkeley	1940
Berkeley	1941
Berkeley	1946
Los Angeles	1947
Los Angeles	1948
Los Angeles	1949
Los Angeles	1952
Los Angeles	1953
Los Angeles	1954
Los Angeles	1956
Los Angeles	1957
Los Angeles	1958
Los Angeles	1959

*Swimming*
Berkeley	1941

*Tennis*
Berkeley	1930
Berkeley	1933
Berkeley	1937
Berkeley	1939
Los Angeles	1945
Los Angeles	1947
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1948
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1951
Berkeley	1952
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1952
(co-champions)
Berkeley	1953
Los Angeles	1954
Los Angeles	1956
Los Angeles	1957
(co-champions)

*Water Polo*
Los Angeles	1935
Los Angeles	1937
Berkeley	1938
Berkeley	1939
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1939
(co-champions)
Berkeley	1941
(co-champions)
Los Angeles	1941
(co-champions)
Berkeley	1949
Berkeley	1952
Berkeley	1954
Berkeley	1955
Berkeley	1956
Berkeley	1957

*Wrestling*
Los Angeles	1949
Los Angeles	1950
Berkeley	1951
Los Angeles	1952
Los Angeles	1953
Los Angeles	1954
Los Angeles	1955
Los Angeles	1956
Los Angeles	1957
Los Angeles	1958

California Intercollegiate Baseball Association

Southern Division

Berkeley	1923
Berkeley	1924
Berkeley	1926
Berkeley	1927

Pacific Coast Intercollegiate

*Boxing*
Los Angeles	1936

*Wrestling*
Berkeley	1931
Berkeley	1932
Berkeley	1933
Berkeley	1934
Berkeley	1936
Berkeley	1937
Berkeley	1938
Berkeley	1939
Berkeley	1940
Berkeley	1942
Berkeley	1948
Berkeley	1951

Pacific Coast Intercollegiate

Southern Division

*Wrestling*
Los Angeles	1938
Los Angeles	1939
Los Angeles	1940
Los Angeles	1941

Southern California Intercollegiate

*Baseball*
Los Angeles	1944

*Football*
Los Angeles	1927

*Golf*
Los Angeles	1934
Los Angeles	1950

*Gymnastics*
Los Angeles	1942

California Collegiate Boxing Conference

Berkeley	1961
Berkeley	1964

Southern California Soccer Association

Los Angeles

1965

California Collegiate Athletic Association

*Basketball*
Santa Barbara	1940
Santa Barbara	1961

*Baseball*
Santa Barbara	1939
Santa Barbara	1940
Santa Barbara	1952

*Fencing*
Santa Barbara	1938
Santa Barbara	1939
Santa Barbara	1940
Santa Barbara	1941
Santa Barbara	1942
Santa Barbara	1947

*Tennis*
Santa Barbara	1941
Santa Barbara	1953
Santa Barbara	1954
Santa Barbara	1955
Santa Barbara	1956
Santa Barbara	1957

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*Track and Field*
Santa Barbara	1960

Far Western Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

*Baseball*
Davis	1950

*Basketball*
Davis	1939
Davis	1940
Davis	1952
(co-champions)

*Boxing*
Davis	1949

*Football*
Davis	1947
(co-champions)
Davis	1949
Davis	1951
Davis	1956
(co-champions)
Davis	1963
(co-champions)

*Golf*
Davis	1940
Davis	1942

*Swimming*
Davis	1949
Davis	1951

*Tennis*
Davis	1933
Davis	1934
Davis	1941
Davis	1942
Davis	1952

*Track and Field*
Davis	1941
Davis	1948
Davis	1949
Davis	1951
Davis	1952

*Water Polo*
Davis	1964

*Wrestling*
Davis	1964
Davis	1965

University of California Fields and Stadia

Sport and Name of Facility	Date of Construction	Seating Capacity	Comments
BERKELEY
Baseball--Clint Evans Diamond (Edwards Fields) . . . . .	1932	3,000
Basketball--Harmon Gymnasium (Main arena) . . . . .	1932	7,200	Other rooms house facilities for boxing, gymnastics, and wrestling.
Crew--Ky Ebright Boat House . . . . .	1929	...	Located at Oakland Estuary; capacity for 20 shells.
Football--California Field . . . . .	1904	...	Used for intercollegiate football until 1923.
Football--Memorial Stadium . . . . .	1923	76,780	Also used for rugby and soccer.
Rifle Range . . . . .	...	...	Located in Hearst Gymnasium for Women.
Soccer--Haas Field . . . . .	1961	...
Swimming--Harmon Pools . . . . .	1932	300	One 25-yard pool, one 33 1/3-yard pool.
Tennis--Channing Courts . . . . .	1961	1,200
Track and Field--Edwards Stadium (Edwards Fields)	1932	22,000
DAVIS
Baseball--Aggie Field . . . . .	1939	300
Basketball--Men's Gymnasium . . . . .	1938	1,500	Also used for wrestling.
Football--Toomey Field . . . . .	1955	5,800	Also used for Track and Field.
Soccer--Intramural Field . . . . .	...	...
Swimming . . . . .	1938	200	33 1/3-yard pool.
Tennis . . . . .	1959	...
IRVINE
Basketball--Campus Hall . . . . .	1965	2,400	Other rooms house facilities for gymnastics and wrestling.
Crew--Crew House . . . . .	1965	...	Located at Shellmaker Island; capacity for eight shells.
Swimming--UCI Pool . . . . .	1965	3,000	L-shaped pool 25-yards long and 25 meters across L.
Tennis--UCI Courts . . . . .	1965	1,000
LOS ANGELES
Basketball--Pauley Pavilion . . . . .	1965	13,000
Crew--UCLA Crew Boathouse . . . . .	1965	...	Adjacent to the Marina Del Rey.
Swimming--Bruin Swim Stadium . . . . .	1965	...
Tennis--UCLA Tennis Stadium . . . . .	1961	1,500
Track and Field--Trotter Track . . . . .	1930	500
RIVERSIDE
Baseball . . . . .	1958	400
Basketball . . . . .	1954	1,250
Football . . . . .	1958	2,500
Swimming . . . . .	1954	300
SANTA BARBARA
Baseball . . . . .	1954	500
Basketball--Gymnasium . . . . .	1959	3,600
Football--La Playa Stadium . . . . .	1939	10,000	Operated jointly by the city of Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara campus.
Swimming . . . . .	1941	...
Track and Field . . . . .	1954	600

Berkeley Individual Performance Records

*Swimming*
Event	Time	Year	Name
50 yard freestyle	21.9	1964	Grady Romine
100 yard freestyle	48.5	1964	Grady Romine
200 yard freestyle	1:49.8	1965	Terry McNally
220 yard freestyle	2:10.3	1960	Jim Small
440 yard freestyle	4:33.8	1959	Jim Small
500 yard freestyle	5:24.6	1964	Jim Baird, Jeff Baker
880 yard freestyle	9:56.6	1960	Jim Small
1500 meters	18:43.7	1959	Jim Small
1650 meters	19:10.5	1963	Jim Baird
One mile	20:55.0	1954	Dave Radcliff
50 yard backstroke	27.4	1957	Terry Tognazzini
100 yard backstroke	59.3	1952	Jim Ross
150 yard backstroke	1:35.4	1952	Jim Ross
200 yard backstroke	2:12.1	1963	Burt Voorhees
220 yard backstroke	2:30.2	1956	Bill Floyd
440 yard backstroke	5:22.9	1952	Jim Ross
50 yard butterfly	24.8	1964	Ed Duncan
100 yard butterfly	54.8	1964	Ed Duncan
200 yard butterfly	2:05.0	1964	Ed Duncan
50 yard breaststroke	28.2	1964	John Gage
100 yard breaststroke	1:01.9	1964	John Gage
200 yard breaststroke	2:22.4	1963	John Gage
440 yard breaststroke	5:54.5	1962	Armin Arndt
150 yard individual medley	1:31.5	1958	Terry Tognazzini
200 yard individual medley	2:07.2	1964	Phil Knight
400 yard individual medley	4:33.2	1964	Ed Duncan
150 yard medley relay	1:16.4	1957	Terry Tognazzini, Charles Holloway, Bruce Keppel
300 yard medley relay	2:51.7	1956	Bill Floyd, Bruce Keppel, Ron Volmer
400 yard medley relay	3:48.2	1963	Burt Voorhees, John Gage, Phil Goode, Spencer Kagan
200 yard freestyle relay	1:34.7	1960	Dave Alvarez, Bill Harlan, Ogoshe, John Teel
400 yard freestyle relay	3:19.0	1964	Grady Romine, Spencer Kagan, Phil Knight, Ed Duncan

*Track and Field*
Event	Time	Year	Name
100 yard dash	09.3	1956	Leamon King
100 meter dash	10.1	1956	Leamon King
220 yard dash	20.4	1942	Harold Davis
220 yard dash (turn)	21.0	1965	Forrest Beaty
440 yard dash	46.3	1964	Dave Archibald
		1965	Forrest Beaty
400 meter dash	46.0	1941	Grover Klemmer
		1960	Jack Yerman
		1964	Dave Archibald
880 yard run	1:47.2	1957	Don Bowden
800 meter run	1:46.8	1960	Jerry Siebert
One mile run	3:58.7	1957	Don Bowden
1500 meter run	3:46.6	1956	Don Bowden
Two mile run	8:59.8	1957	Bob House
Three mile run	14:11.0	1961	Alan Gaylord
10,000 meter run	31:46.3	1956	Bob House
120 yard high hurdles	14.2	1935	Tom Moore
220 yard low hurdles	23.0	1959	Willie White
330 yard intermediates	38.8	1963	Rich Harding
400 yard intermediates	53.8	1936	Greg Stout
Shot Put	59’8¾”	1962	Dave Maggard
Discus	180’10”	1964	Don Schmidt
Javelin	229’11¼”	1950	George Roseme
High Jump	7’½”	1962	Gene Johnson
Broad Jump	25’3”	1937	Arnold Nutting
Pole Vault	14’6 3/8”	1941	Guinn Smith
Triple Jump	49’11¾”	1963	Todd Gaskill
440 yard relay	40.3	1965	Steve Adams, Dave Archibald, Bob Brinkworth, Forrest Beaty
880 yard relay	1:26.0	1942	Dave Rhoads, Bill Finck, Murray Shipnuck, Hal Davis
One mile relay	3:07.4	1964	Al Courchesne, Dave Fishback, Forrest Beaty, Dave Archibald
Two mile relay	7:20.9	1958	Maynard Orme, Jerry Siebert, Jack Yerman, Don Bowden
Sprint medley relay	3:18.8	1958	Jack Yerman, Monte Upshaw, Willie White, Don Bowden
Distance medley relay	9:42.3	1957	Art Stewart, Maynard Orme, Bob House, Don Bowden

Davis Individual Performance Records

*Swimming*
Event	Time	Year	Name
50 yard freestyle	23.1	1965	Charles Hamilton
100 yard freestyle	51.8	1965	Les Konkin
200 yard freestyle	1:57.3	1965	Les Konkin
500 yard freestyle	5:25.0	1965	Les Konkin
1650 yard freestyle	19:39.5	1963	Frank Frisch
100 yard backstroke	59.9	1963	Ken Wallace
200 yard backstroke	2:18.7	1963	Ken Wallace
100 yard butterfly	58.3	1963	Roger Enns
200 yard butterfly	2:30.1	1964	Roger Silva
100 yard breaststroke	1:06.3	1963	Tim Indart
200 yard breaststroke	2:29.9	1963	Tim Indart
200 yard individual medley	2:19.5	1964	Dave Zealer
400 yard individual medley	5:12.5	1965	Frank Hassett
400 yard medley relay	4:04.6	1963	Ken Wallace, Tim Indart, Roger Enns, Reid Dorn
400 yard freestyle relay	3:27.2	1965	Al Ross, Charles Hamilton, Bryan Connor, Les Konkin
One meter diving	324.75 pts.	1965	Rich Caufield
Three meter diving	195.80 pts.	1964	Rich Caufield

*Track and Field*
Event	Time	Year	Name
100 yard dash	09.6	1955	Jack Threlkeld
220 yard dash	21.1	1955	Jack Threlkeld
220 yard dash (turn)	21.5	1965	Marshall Watwood
440 yard dash	49.1	1964	Ken Stevenson
880 yard dash	1:53.0	1964	Tom Rogers
One mile run	4:14.3	1960	Pete Darnall
Two mile run	9:40.2	1965	Broc Zoller
Three mile run	15:45.0	1965	Gordon Baechtel
120 yard high hurdles	14.4	1938	Fred Frick
220 yard low hurdles	23.5	1958	Duane Allen
330 yard intermediates	38.6	1965	Steve Holloway
Shot Put	57’5¾”	1965	Henry Pfrehm
Discus	159’11”	1965	Henry Pfrehm
Javelin	223’7¼”	1964	Phil Fox
High Jump	6’7½”	1965	Sam Kipp
Broad Jump	23’7”	1941	Bob Forbes
Pole Vault	13’6¼”	1964	Jon Scribner
Triple Jump	45’9½”	1964	Ken Stevenson
440 yard relay	42.1	1965	Marshall Watwood, Craig Williams, Rudy Dressendorfer, Mike Iverson
One mile relay	3:19.1	1964	Nils Venge, Richard Creeggan, Tom Rogers, Ken Stevenson

Los Angeles Individual Performance Records

Event	Time	Year	Name
50 yard freestyle	22.9	1965	Stan Cole
100 yard freestyle	48.8	1965	Stan Cole, Terry Flanagan
200 yard freestyle	1:48.7	1965	Terry Flanagan
440 yard freestyle	4:56.0	1965	Terry Flanagan
1500 meters	17:21.5	1965	Dave Ashleigh
100 yard backstroke	55.5	1965	Jim Monahan
200 yard backstroke	2:06.0	1965	Jim Monahan
100 yard breaststroke	1:00.2	1965	Russ Webb
200 yard breaststroke	2:13.4	1965	Russ Webb
100 yard butterfly	52.9	1965	Stan Cole
200 yard butterfly	2:03.3	1964	Dan Drown
200 yard individual medley	2:02.9	1965	Stan Cole
400 yard individual medley	4:35.8	1965	Dave Ashleigh
400 yard freestyle relay	3:15.5	1965	Stan Cole, Win Condict, Bob Teele, Terry Flanagan
400 yard medley relay	3:36.1	1965	Jim Monahan, Russ Webb, Stan Cole, Terry Flanagan

*Track and Field*
Event	Time	Year	Name
100 yard dash	9:4	1960	Chris Knott
220 yard dash	20.8	1934	Jimmy LuValle
		1952	Rod Richard
		1960	Chris Knott
440 yard dash	47.2	1957	Russ Ellis
400 meter dash	46.8	1956	Russ Ellis
880 yard run	1:48.9	1961	Andy Dunkell
800 meter run	1:50.3	1956	Bob Seaman
		1961	Milford Dahl
One mile run	3:56.4	1965	Bob Day
1500 meter run	3:48.0	1956	Bob Seaman
Two mile run	8:35.4	1965	Bob Day
3000 meter steeplechase	9:05.7	1965	Earl Clibborn
Three mile run	13:55.2	1965	Geoff Pyne
5000 meter run	13:55.5	1965	Geoff Pyne
10,000 meter run	30:19.6	1964	Dick Weeks
120 yard high hurdles	13.8	1949	Craig Dixon
220 yard low hurdles	22.5	1949	Craig Dixon
330 yard intermediates	37.0	1965	Roger Johnson
440 yard intermediates	50.9	1965	Roger Johnson
Shot Put	59’”	1961	Clark Branson
Discus	181’2½”	1960	Gerald Carr
Javelin	245’4”	1960	Ron Ulrich
High Jump	6’8 3/8”	1948	George Stanich
Broad Jump	26’3”	1952	George Brown
Pole Vault	16’4¾”	1963	C. K. Yang
Triple Jump	50’11¼”	1962	Kermit Alexander
440 yard relay	40.8	1951	Bob Work, Rod Richard, Hugh Wilson, George Brown
880 yard relay	1:24.8	1952	Dave Rosellini, Jack Sage, George Brown, Rod Richard
One mile relay	3:11.4	1965	Paul Hoyt, Dennis Breckow, Arnd Kruger, Bob Frey
Two mile relay	7:26.4	1965	Dennis Breckow, Kurt Klein, Arnd Kruger, Bob Day
Sprint medley relay	3:21.0	1956	Russ Ellis, Stan King, Rafer Johnson, Bob Seaman
Distance medley relay	9:33.9	1965	Bob Frey, Dennis Breckow, Arnd Kruger, Bob Day
Decathlon	9121 pts.	1963	C. K. Yang

Riverside Individual Performance Records

*Swimming*
Event	Time	Year	Name
50 yard freestyle	23.8	1961	Dave Gibson
		1962	Phil Possen
100 yard freestyle	53.8	1963	Hugh Coffin
200 yard freestyle	2:06.1	1963	Pete Stokely
500 yard freestyle	5:57.9	1964	Bill Curran
200 yard backstroke	2:29.8	1959	Bob Wills
200 yard butterfly	2:16.6	1963	Pete Stokely
200 yard breaststroke	2:40.6	1962	Gary Kline
133 yard individual medley	1:28.2	1964	Bill Curran
400 yard freestyle relay	3:39.5	1963	Phil Possen, Loren Thompson, Pete Stull, Hugh Coffin
400 yard medley relay	4:14.8	1963	Mike McLean, Gary Kline, Pete Stokely, Pete Stull
Diving	201 pts.	1961	Marvin Gove

*Track and Field*
Event	Time	Year	Name
100 yard dash	9.9	1963	Chris Rinne
220 yard dash	22.2	1963	Chris Rinne
440 yard dash	51.1	1963	Bob McKeever
880 yard run	2:03.0	1964	Bob McKeever
One mile run	4:37.0	1965	Dick Bernier
Two mile run	10:36.0	1965	Dick Bernier
120 yard high hurdles	15.5	1964	Roger Glenn
330 yard intermediates	42.4	1964	Roger Glenn
Shot Put	45’8”	1961	Ed Weber
Discus	133’9”	1965	Skip Bowen
Javelin	194’3”	1964	Dick Sheldon
High Jump	6’3½”	1964	Gary Lothamer
Broad Jump	22’0”	1961	Bob Brewer
Pole Vault	12’6”	1963	Dale Sevier
Triple Jump	43’10”	1964	Gary Lothamer
440 yard relay	42.4	1962	Bill Stotelmyre, Ron Safer, Chris Rinne, Bob Rinne
880 yard relay	1:29.2	1962	Bill Stotelmyre, Ron Safer, Chris Rinne, Bob Rinne
One mile relay	3:26.0	1963	Chris Rinne, Bob Rinne, Rich McCarthy, Bob McKeever
Two mile relay	8:36.5	1964	Chris Rinne, Rich McCarthy, Elvers Troupe, Bob McKeever
Distance medley	11:30.8	1964	Chris Rinne, Elvers Troupe, Bob McKeever, Doug McCreary

Santa Barbara Individual Performance Records

*Swimming*
Event	Time	Year	Name
50 yard freestyle	21.6	1965	Don Roth
100 yard freestyle	47.7	1965	Don Roth
200 yard freestyle	1:46.5	1965	Don Roth
500 yard freestyle	5:10.0	1964	Frans Nelson
100 yard backstroke	59.6	1964	Frans Nelson
200 yard backstroke	2:17.5	1965	Roger Edwards
100 yard butterfly	57.5	1961	John Crow
200 yard butterfly	2:24.0	1964	Joe Scott
100 yard breaststroke	1:06.1	1965	Ralph Barbour
200 yard breaststroke	2:24.2	1965	Mike Honig
200 yard individual medley	2:11.8	1965	Mike Honig
400 yard freestyle relay	3:16.4	1964	Chuck Leiberman, Terry O'Conner, John Mortenson, Don Roth
400 yard medley relay	3:51.5	1964	Frans Nelson, Ralph Barbour, Chris Ostrum, Don Roth

*Track and Field*
Event	Time	Year	Name
100 yard dash	9.6	1960	Henk Visser
220 yard dash	20.9	1960	Henk Visser
440 yard dash	47.9	1963	Jack Burdullis
880 yard run	1:53.9	1965	Jim Horton
One mile run	4:10.3	1957	Bill Collins
Two mile run	9:15.2	1956	Gordon McClenathan
120 yard high hurdles	14.3	1951	Alberto Triulzi
330 yard intermediates	38.2	1964	Jack Burdullis
Shot Put	51’4½”	1963	Larry Rocker
Discus	160’11½”	1961	Jim Pryde
Javelin	228’1½”	1965	Jim Clark
High Jump	6’7”	1957	Joe Riddick
Broad Jump	26’2½”	1960	Henk Visser
Pole Vault	13’8½”	1964	Steve Clover
Triple Jump	47’11½”	1963	Gary Hawthorne
Mile Relay	3:17.6	1964	William O'Neil, James Clark, John Escoveda, Jack Burdullis

Head Coaches

Berkeley

*Baseball*
Zeb Smith	1909-1910
James Schaeffer	1911-1915
Carl Zamlock	1916-1928
Clint Evans	1929-1954
George Wolfman	1955-

*Basketball*
Kilduff	1916
Ben Cherrington	1917
Walter Christie	1918
William Hollender	1919-1920
E. R. Wight	1921-1923
Nibs Price	1924-1954
Pete Newell	1955-1960
Rene Herrerias	1961-

*Boxing*
Bobbie Johnson	1922
Stan Jones	1923-1930
Henry Stone	1931
Stan Jones	1932-1933
Ed Nemir	1934
Walter Stone	1935
Ed Nemir	1936-1942
Tom Cureton	1946-1957
Ed Nemir	1946-1957
Sam Moreno	1958
Ed Nemir	1959-

*Crew*
E. M. Garnett	1893-1896
W. B. Goodwin	1901-1903
E. M. Garnett	1904-1908
Dean Witter	1909
T. A. Davidson	1911
Charles Stevenson	1914-1915
Ben Wallis	1916-1923
Carroll “Ky” Ebright	1924-1959
Jim Lemmon	1960-

*Football*
O. S. Howard	1886-1891
Thomas McClung	1892
W. W. Heffelfinger	1893
Charles Gill	1894
Frank Butterworth	1895-1896
Charles P. Knott	1897
Garrett Cochrane	1898-1899
Addison Kelly	1900
Frank Simpson	1901
James Whipple	1902-1904
James Hooper	1904
J. W. Knibbs	1905
Oscar Taylor	1906-1908
James Schaeffer	1909-1915
Andy Smith	1916-1925
Nibs Price	1926-1930
Bill Ingram	1931-1934
Leonard Allison	1935-1944
Lawrence Shaw	1945
Frank Wickhorst	1946
Lynn Waldorf	1947-1956
Pete Elliott	1957-1959
Marv Levy	1960-1963
Ray Willsey	1964-

*Golf*
Nibs Price	1925
Dewey Longworth	1935-1940
Al Sais	1941
Al Sais	1948-1953
Roy Anderson	1954-1956
Pat Patton	1957-1960
Kooman Boycheff	1961-1963
Bob Blake	1964
Rene Herrerias	1965-

*Gymnastics*
Cap Pease	1925-1936
Charles Keeney	1937-1941
Cap Pease	1942-1946
Charles Keeney	1947-1957
Harold Frey	1958-

*Rugby*
Ed Graff	1933-1938
Miles Hudson	1939-

*Soccer*
C. Y. Williamson	1912-1913
C. DeGarmendia	1914
Carl Shafor	1916
F. W. Cozens	1917-1919
John Mathews	1920-1924
Carl Zamloch	1925-1931
Reginald Dowling	1932
Julius Schroeder	1933-1951
Bob DiGrazia	1952-

*Swimming and Water Polo*
Walter Christie	1915
Brandenstein	1916
Montrell	1922
Jack Robertson	1923-1929
Tom Whitaker	1930-1932
Al Dowden	1933-1945
Hal Weatherbe	1946-1948
George Schroth	1949-1960
Bill Phillips	1961-1963
Pete Cutino	1964-

*Tennis*
Howard Kinsey	1925-1929
Ray Grismer	1930-1931
Tom Stow	1931-1943
Nibs Price	1944-1945
Dick Bennett	1946-1947
Dick Stevens	1947-1959
Chet Murphy	1960-

*Track and Field*
Walter Christie	1900-1932
Brutus Hamilton	1933-1943
Alva Ragan	1943-1945
Brutus Hamilton	1946-1965
Sam Bell	1966-

*Wrestling*
Charlie Andrews	1919-1927
Henry Stone	1928-1956
Dean Ryan	1956
Joel Grose	1957
Dean Ryan	1958-1959
Bill Tomaras	1960-1961
George Uchida	1962-1964
Bill Martell	1965-

Davis

*Baseball*
H. S. Baird	1912-1913
Tracy Hoag	1914
Jay Dwiggins	1915
R. A. Harmon	1916-1917
L. L. Hooper	1918
Hall	1919-1920
Elmer Hughes	1921-1923
Bill Driver	1924-1926
Herman Montgomery	1935-1937
Vern Hickey	1938-1948
Carl Boyer	1949-1952
Will Lotter	1953-1958
George Stromgren	1959
Jim Sells	1960
Bill Lakie	1961-1965
Phil Swimley	1966

*Basketball*
H. Phillips	1911-1912
H. S. Baird	1913-1915
R. A. Harmon	1916
E. B. Bisbee	1917
J. D. Marquardt	1918
Doc Seawright	1920
W. D. Elfrink	1922
Chester Brewer	1923
Bill Driver	1924-1927
Woody Wilson	1928
I. F. Toomey	1929-1936
George Stromgren	1937-1943
Woody Wilson	1946
George Stromgren	1947-1951
Carl Boyer	1952
George Stromgren	1953-1957
Herb Schmalenberger	1958
Jim Sells	1959-1963
Joe Carlson	1964-

*Boxing*
Doc Seawright	1920
Larry Barnard	1921-1923
Wayne McCorkle	1924
Gus Gerson	1925-1927
Henry Sevier	1928-1939
Myron Schall	1940-1956
Bill Dutton	1957

*Cross Country*
Woody Wilson	1949-1958
Wilfred Brutsaert	1959
Will Lotter	1960
Herb Stone	1961-1962
Bob Hamilton	1963-

*Football*
V. Spaulding	1910
Dug Cohen	1912
Jay Dwiggins	1913-1914
R. A. Harmon	1915-1916
Dug Cohen	1917
Reverend Bobbitt	1919
C. E. Van Gent	1920
W. D. Elfrink	1921
Chester Brewer	1922
Bill Driver	1923-1927
I. F. Toomy	1928-1936
Vern Hickey	1937-1948
Ted Forbes	1949-1953
Will Lotter	1954
Ted Forbes	1955
Will Lotter	1956-1957
Herb Schmalenberger	1958
Will Lotter	1959-1963
Herb Schmalenberger	1964-

*Golf*
Vern Hickey	1940-

*Soccer*
Aly Raghib Attla	1940
Harold Heller	1946-1949
Dick Downey	1956
Jack Corry	1957-1959
Louis Marrou	1960
Tino Genigeorgis	1961
Bill Laquard	1965

― 40 ―

*Swimming*
Ben Marcum	1939
Myron Schall	1941-1948
Oscar Cook	1948
Sherman Chavoor	1950-1951
Oscar Cook	1952-1953
Ted Forbes	1954
Myron Schall	1955
Ted Forbes	1956
Herb Schmalenberger	1957-1961
Jerry Hinsdale	1962-

*Tennis*
Charles Wheeler	1933
J. E. Eckert	1934-1935
George Stromgren	1936-1947
Rick Pearson	1948
George Stromgren	1949-1957
Myron Schall	1958-1960
George Stromgren	1961-

*Track and Field*
Reuhe	1912
Fred Havens	1914-1915
S. H. Breckett	1916
Gordon	1917
Denny McClise	1921-1923
Wayne McCorkle	1924
Gus Gerson	1927
Farley	1928
Woody Wilson	1929-1959
Will Lotter	1960-1962
Ed Bernauer	1963-1965
John Pappa	1966-

*Water Polo*
Oscar Cook	1946-1951
Merv Shenson	1952
Al Kelly	1953
Harvey Campbell	1954
Don Appleton-Norm Nielson	1955
Bob Sheesley	1956-1957
Vern Hickey	1958-1960
Jerry Hinsdale	1961

*Wrestling*
Charles Andrews	1920-1922
McKibbon	1923
Wayne McCorkle	1924
Jawala Aujala	1930-1931
Walter Dye	1933-1934
Bud Gale--Gardner McFarland	1936
Gardner McFarland	1937
Pete Luppen	1939
Bud Gale	1940-1941
Russ Scott	1942
John Blake	1950-1952
Dean Ryan	1960-1962
Maynard Skinner	1963
Dean Ryan	1964-

Irvine

*Basketball*
Dan S. Rogers	1965-

*Crew*
Duvall Y. Hecht	1965-

*Golf*
Raymond Thornton	1965-

*Sailing*
Robert M. Allan, Jr.	1965-

*Swimming*
Albert M. Irwin	1965-

*Tennis*
Richard Skeen	1965-

*Water Polo*
Albert M. Irwin	1965-

Los Angeles

*Baseball*
Fred W. Cozens	1921-1924
Pierce “Caddy” Works	1925-1926
A. J. Sturzenegger	1927-1931
Al Montgomer	1932
A. J. Sturzenegger	1933
Jack Fournier	1934-1935
Bill James	1936
Marty Krug	1937-1940
Art Reichle	1941
Lowell McGinnis	1942
A. J. Sturzenegger	1943-1945
Art Reichl	1946-

*Basketball*
Fred W. Cozens	1919-1921
Pierce “Caddy” Works	1921-1939
Wilbur Johns	1939-1948
John R. Wooden	1948-

*Crew*
Ben Wallis	1933-1943
Ben Wallis	1947
Bob Hillen	1948-1949
Bob Schaeffer	1950-1963
John Bisset	1964-

*Cricket*
C. Aubrey Smith	1934
Tom Monks	1935
Joe Drury	1936-1937
C. Aubrey Smith	1938-1940
Tom Smith	1941-1943
Sam McCullough	1944
Ira Brant	1945-1947
Joe Drury	1948-1964
Ezra Wyeth	1965-

*Fencing*
Capt. John H. Duff	1928-1930
David Short	1931
Melville Short	1932
Pete Craig	1933
Edgardo Acosta	1934-1936
Pete Craig	1937
Wolf Reade	1938-1939
Ed Murphy	1940-1942
Hal Snyder	1943-1948
Jim Gusick	1949-1950
Charles Wimberley	1951
Mel North	1963-

*Football*
Fred W. Cozens	1919
Harry Trotter	1920-1922
James Cline	1923-1924
William Spaulding	1925-1938
Edwin Horrell	1939-1944
Bert La Brucherie	1945-1948
Henry R. Sanders	1949-1957
George Dickerson	1958
William F. Barnes	1959-1964
Tommy Prothro	1965-

*Golf*
Capt. Jim Matthews	1931
Web Hanson	1932
Don Park	1933-1942
Bill Spaulding	1943-1947
Vic Kelley	1948-

*Gymnastics*
Glenn Berry	1924
Martin Trieb	1925
Ted Fogel	1926-1927
Cece Hollingsworth	1928-1948
Bill Corwin	1949-1950
Bob Stichter	1951
Ed Buchanan	1952
Ralph Borelli	1953-1964
Art Shurlock	1965

*Rifle*
Sgt. Earl Thomas	1930-1931
Capt. Jim Matthews	1932
Sgt. Earl Thomas-Capt. F. J. Pearson	1933
Capt. F. J. Pearson	1934-1935
Sgt. Earl Thomas-Capt. F. P. Pearson	1936
Sgt. Earl Thomas	1937-1941
Sgt. Hogwood	1942-1944
Lt. Nielsen	1945-1947
Capt. Rudy Mjorud	1948
Maj. Smith	1949
Sgt. John Ponkow	1950-1952
Sgt. William E. Berry	1953-1956
Sgt. Harwin Dawson	1957-1958
Sgt. Frank Jones	1959-1960
Sgt. Al Turnell	1961-

*Rugby*
Jim Schaeffer	1934-1939
Norm Padgett	1948-1957
Ged Gardner	1958-

*Soccer*
Dave Stevenson	1934-1941
Alan Shepard	1942
Jimmy Crutchfield	1943-1946
John Drury	1947-1948
Jock Stewart	1950-

*Swimming*
A. Kowden	1922-1924
Martin Trieb	1925
Fred Oster	1926-1929
Clyde Swendsen	1930-1933
Don Park	1934-1942
Fred Oster	1943
Don Park	1944-1948
Brud Cleaveland	1949-1952
Dick Smith	1953-1955
Magnus Syverson	1956-1957
Don Park	1958
Jerry Astourian	1959-1963
Bob Horn	1964-

*Tennis*
William C. Ackerman	1921-1950
J. D. Morgan	1951-

*Track and Field*
Harry Trotter	1919-1946
Elvin “Ducky” Drake	1947-1964
Jim Bush	1964-

*Volleyball*
Al Scates	1964-

*Water Polo*
Don Park	1928
Fred Oster	1929
Clyde Swendsen	1930-1933
Don Park	1934-1942
Fred Oster	1943
Don Park	1944-1948
Bob Starr	1949
Brud Cleaveland	1950-1952
Don Park	1953
Dick Smith	1954-1955
Magnus Syverson	1956-1957
Don Park	1958
Jerry Astourian	1959-1963
Bob Horn	1964-

*Wrestling*
James Cline	1923-1924
Lyman Packard	1925
Fred Oster	1926-1928
Cece Hollingsworth	1929-1937
Briggs Hunt	1938-1940
Bob Thomas	1941-1942
Ray Richards	1943-1945
Briggs Hunt	1946-1964
Dave Hollinger	1965-

Riverside

*Baseball*
Don Edwards	1957-1958
George Pearson	1958-1960
Don Edwards	1960-

*Basketball*
Franklin A. Lindeburg	1954-

*Cross Country*
Dennis Ikenberry	1963-

*Football*
Rod Franz	1955-1956
Carl Selin	1956-1959
Jim Whitley	1960-1963
Gil Allan	1964
Pete Kettela	1965

*Golf*
Franklin A. Lindenburg	1955-

*Rugby*
Frank Frost	1960-1962
Leon Smith	1962-1964
Pete Hofinga	1964-

*Soccer*
Dyfrig Evans	1957
George Pearson	1958-1959
Derek Colville	1959-1961
William Asheroft	1961-1963
Leon Smith	1964
Pete Hofinga	1964-

*Swimming*
Carl Selin	1957-1959
Gil Allan	1960-

*Tennis*
Wayne Crawford	1955-1963
Jack Hewitt	1964-

*Track and Field*
Gil Allan	1959
Jim Whitley	1960-1963
Dennis Ikenberry	1964
Jim White	1965

*Water Polo*
Gil Allan	1965

Santa Barbara

*Baseball*
Kenneth Bolton	1922
O. J. Gilliland	1923-1926
Dud DeGroot	1928-1929
Seldon Spalding	1929-1930
Hal Davis	1930-1936
Spud Harder	1936-1947
Joe Lantenge	1948
Spud Harder	1949-1951
Roy Engle	1951-1953
Rene Rochelle	1953-1959
Dave Gorrie	1959-

*Track and Field*
O. J. Gilliland	1923-1926
Dud DeGroot	1927-1928
Paul Gerrish	1929
Luke Trimble	1930-1933
Nick Carter	1934-1936
Ray Denno	1937
Deemie Mather	1938
Roy Boehler	1939
Nick Carter	1940-1963
Sam Adams	1964

*Basketball*
Miss Alice Bradley	1921-1922
O. J. Gilliland	1922-1926
Dud DeGroot	1926-1928
Hal Davis	1928-1936
Paul Jones	1936-1937
Willie Wilton	1937-1951
Lawrence Findlay	1951-1952
Willie Wilton	1952-1957
Art Gallon	1957-

*Football*
J. C. Lewis	1921
O. J. Gilliland	1922-1925
Dud DeGroot	1926-1927
Hal Davis	1928-1932
Ted Beckett	1933
Spud Harder	1934-1940
Stan Williamson	1941
Roy Engle	1949-1951
Stan Williamson	1952-1955
Ed Cody	1956-1959
Bill Hammer	1960-1962
Jack Curtice	1963-

Intramural Sports

Campus on which each sport is played and date of first participation

MEN'S ACTIVITIES
Activity	Berkeley	Davis	Irvine	Los Angeles	Riverside	San Diego	San Francisco	Santa Barbara	Santa Cruz
Archery . . . . .	...	...	1965-66	1939	1955	1965	...	1965	...
Badminton . . . . .	1935	1946	1965-66	1939	1955	...	1959	1951	...
Baseball . . . . .	...	1917 Activity has been discontinued.	...	1923	...	...	...	...	...
Basketball . . . . .	1918	1916	1965-66	1923	1954	1964	1958	1948	1965
Basketball Free Throw . . . . .	...	...	...	1939	1955 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	...
Boxing . . . . .	1920	1916 Activity has been discontinued.	...	1923 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...
Bowling . . . . .	1925	1963	...	1939	1955	...	1959	1951	1965
Cross Country . . . . .	...	1916	...	1959	1965	1965	...	...	1966
Fencing . . . . .	...	...	...	1939	1964	...	...	...	...
Flag Football . . . . .	...	...	1965-66	1949	1965	1964	...	...	...
Football . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1948	...
Golf . . . . .	1925	1945	1965-66	1939	1955	1965	1959	1948	...
Gymnastics . . . . .	1918	...	...	1923 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	1965	...
Handball . . . . .	1935	1965	1965-66	1923	1966	1965	1959	...	...
Horseshoes . . . . .	1933	1937 Activity has been discontinued.	...	1925 Activity has been discontinued.	...	1965	...	1965	...
Pocket Billiards . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	1959	...	...
Rifle Shooting . . . . .	...	...	...	1939 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...
Sailing . . . . .	...	...	1965-66	...	...	1965	...	...	...
Skiing . . . . .	1955	...	...	1960	...	...	1959	...	...
Slow Pitch Softball . . . . .	1962	...	...	1957	...	1965	1960	...	...
Snooker . . . . .	...	...	...	...	1956 Activity has been discontinued.	...	1959	...	...
Soccer . . . . .	1933	...	...	1926	...	1965	...	1965	...
Softball . . . . .	1930	1940	1965-66	1939	1954	1965	1960	1948	1965
Squash . . . . .	1933	...	1965-66	...	...	...	1958	...	...
Swimming . . . . .	1918	1940	1965-66	1924	1955	...	1959	1948	1966
Table Tennis . . . . .	1920	1946	1965-66	1939	1954	1965	1959	...	1965
Tennis . . . . .	1918	1937	1965-66	1923	1955	1964	1959	1948	1965
Touch Football . . . . .	1927	1916	1965-66	1926 Activity has been discontinued.	1954 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	1965
Track and Field . . . . .	1918	1916	...	1923	1955	...	...	1952	1966
Tug-o-war . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1965	...
Two-man Basketball . . . . .	...	...	...	...	1961	...	...	...	...
Two-man Volleyball . . . . .	1954	...	...	1948	1961	1965	1959	1963	...
Volleyball . . . . .	1929	1946	1965-66	1933	1954	1964	1959	1948	1965
Volleyball Doubles . . . . .	...	...	1965-66	1939	...	...	...	...	...
Water Polo . . . . .	...	...	1965-66	...	1955 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	1965	...
Weight Lifting . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1965	...
Wrestling . . . . .	1918	1964	...	1923	1961	1965	...	1948	...

Campus on which each sport is played and date of first participation

WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES
Activity	Berkeley	Davis	Irvine	Los Angeles	Riverside	San Diego	San Francisco	Santa Barbara	Santa Cruz
Archery . . . . .	1926	1947	1965-66	1959	1964	1965	...	...	...
Badminton . . . . .	1935-36	1947	1965-66	1953	1964	1965	1959	Date not available.	...
Basketball . . . . .	1915	1947	1965-66	1941	1964	1964	1958	Date not available.	1965
Bowling . . . . .	1940	1963	...	1960	1964	...	1959	...	1965
Canoeing . . . . .	1921 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	1964	...	...	...	...
Crew . . . . .	1915 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Cross Country . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1966
Equitation . . . . .	1924	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Fencing . . . . .	1918	...	...	1959	1965	...	...	...	...
Field Hockey . . . . .	1915	1947	...	...	1964	...	...	...	...
Golf . . . . .	1932	1947	1965-66	1930	...	1965	...	...	...
Handball . . . . .	1918 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Kickball . . . . .	...	...	...	1957	...	...	...	...	...
Lacrosse . . . . .	1953 Activity has been discontinued.	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Riflery . . . . .	1924	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Sailing . . . . .	1938	...	1965-66	...	...	1965	...	...	...
Skiing . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	1959	...	...
Softball . . . . .	1918	1947	...	1953	...	1965	...	...	1965
Swimming . . . . .	1922	1947	1965-66	1953	1963	1965	1959	Date not available.	...
Synchronized Swimming . . . . .	1931	1947	...	...	1964	...	...	...	...
Table Tennis . . . . .	1940-41	...	1965-66	1959	...	1965	1959	...	1965
Tennis . . . . .	1917	1947	1965-66	1953	1964	1964	1959	Date not available.	1965
Track and Field . . . . .	...	1965	...	1964	...	1965	...	...	1966
Volleyball . . . . .	1936	1947	1965-66	1941	1964	1964	1959	Date not available.	1965

CO-EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Archery . . . . .	...	1947	...	1962	1965	...	...	Date not available.	...
Badminton . . . . .	...	1963	1965-66	1948	1965	...	...	Date not available.	...
Bowling . . . . .	...	...	...	1948	1965	...	...	Date not available.	1965
Fencing . . . . .	...	1965	...	1963	1965	...	...	...	...
Golf . . . . .	...	1947	1965-66	1965	...	...	...	Date not available.	...
Skiing . . . . .	...	1947 Activity has been discontinued.	...	1962	...	...	...	...	...
Softball . . . . .	...	...	...	1957	...	1965	...	Date not available.	1965
Table Tennis . . . . .	...	1963	1965-66	1963	...	1965	...	...	1965
Tennis . . . . .	...	1964	...	1964	...	1965	...	Date not available.	1965
Track and Field . . . . .	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	Date not available.	...
Volleyball . . . . .	...	1963	1965-66	1955	1965	1965	...	Date not available.	1965

* Activity has been discontinued.

+ Date not available.

University-Wide All-Americans

*Baseball*
Name	Year
Jack Jensen--outfield (B)	1949
Syl McNinch--first base (B)	1951
Ted Narleski--infield (LA)	1951
Tom Keough--outfield (B)	1952
Earl Robinson--shortstop (B)	1957
Charlie Thompson--catcher (B)	1957
Tom Palma--outfield (B)	1958
John Rebello--pitcher (B)	1961
Randy Schwartz--first base (LA)	1963
Randy Schwartz--first base (LA)	1964
Andy Messersmith--pitcher (B)	1965

*Basketball*
Name	Year
George Dixon--guard (B)	1926
George Dixon--guard (B)	1927
Vern Corbin--forward (B)	1929
Dick Linthicum--forward (LA)	1930
Joe Kintana--forward (B)	1932
Hal Eifert--forward (B)	1934
Tom Guerrero “Little” All-American. --forward (SB)	1940
Bill Putnam--guard (LA)	1947
Don Barksdale--center (LA)	1947
Andy Wolfe--guard (B)	1948
George Stanich--guard (LA)	1950
Don Johnson--guard (LA)	1952
Don Bragg--guard (LA)	1955
John Moore--forward (LA)	1955
Willie Naulls--center (LA)	1956
Larry Friend--forward (B)	1957
Darrall Imhoff--center (B)	1959
Walt Torrence--guard (LA)	1959
Darrall Imhoff--center (B)	1960
John Green--guard (LA)	1962
Walt Hazzard--guard (LA)	1963
Walt Hazzard--guard (LA)	1964
Gail Goodrich--guard (LA)	1965

*Football*
Name	Year
Harold Muller--end (B)	1921
Harold Muller--end (B)	1922
Edwin Horrell--center (B)	1924
Irv Phillips--end (B)	1928
Bert Schwarz--guard (B)	1929
Roy Riegels--center (B)	1929
Ted Beckett--guard (B)	1930
Rusty Gill--halfback (B)	1931
Larry Lutz--tackle (B)	1935
Bob Herwig--center (B)	1936
Doug Oldershaw “Little” All-American. --guard (SB)	1936
Sam Chapman--halfback (B)	1937
John Meek--quarterback (B)	1937
Doug Oldershaw “Little” All-American. --guard (SB)	1937
Perry Schwartz--end (B)	1937
Vard Stockton--guard (B)	1937
Howard Yeager “Little” All-American. --halfback (SB)	1937
Vic Bottari--halfback (B)	1938
Kenny Washington--halfback (LA)	1939
Bob Reinhard--tackle (B)	1940
Bob Reinhard--tackle (B)	1941
Al Sparlis--guard (LA)	1945
Burr Baldwin--end (LA)	1946
Rod Franz--guard (B)	1947
Rod Franz--guard (B)	1948
Jack Jensen--fullback (B)	1948
Jim Turner--tackle (B)	1948
Rod Franz--guard (B)	1949
Forrest Klein--guard (B)	1949
Jim Turner--tackle (B)	1949
Donn Moomaw--linebacker (LA)	1950
Les Richter--guard (B)	1950
Les Richter--guard (B)	1951
Donn Moomaw--linebacker (LA)	1952
John Olszewski--fullback (B)	1952
Paul Cameron--halfback (LA)	1953
Matt Hazeltine--center (B)	1953
Bob Davenport--fullback (LA)	1954
Jack Ellena--tackle (LA)	1954
Paul Larson--quarterback (B)	1954
Jim Salsbury--guard (LA)	1954
Jim Brown--guard (LA)	1955
Hardiman Cureton--guard (LA)	1955
Bob Davenport--fullback (LA)	1955
Rommie Loudd--end (LA)	1955
Dick Wallen--end (LA)	1957
Joe Kapp--quarterback (B)	1958
Bill Leeka--tackle (LA)	1958
Bill Kilmer--halfback (LA)	1960
Ron Hull--center (LA)	1961
Kermit Alexander--halfback (LA)	1962
Craig Morton--quarterback (B)	1964

* “Little” All-American.

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Olympic Participation

Berkeley

*Gold Medal Winners*
Year	Name
1928	Don Blessing--crew
	John Brinck--crew
	Hubert Caldwell--crew
	William Dally--crew
	Peter Donlon--crew
	Francis Frederick--crew
	Marvin Stalder--crew
	William Thompson--crew
	James Workman--crew
1932	James Blair--crew
	Charles Chandler--crew
	David Dunlap--crew
	Norris Graham--crew
	Duncan Gregg--crew
	Winslow Hall--crew
	Burton Jastram--crew
	Bob Kiesel--track--400 meter relay
	Edwin Salisbury--crew
	Harold Tower--crew
1936	Archie Williams--track--400 meters
1948	George Ahlgren--crew
	Dave Brown--crew
	Lloyd Butler--crew
	Jim Hardy--crew
	Ralph Purchase--crew
	Guinn Smith--track--pole vault
	Justus Smith--crew
	Jack Stack--crew
	Dave Turner--crew
	Ian Turner--crew
1956	Leamon King--track--400 meter relay
1960	Darrall Imhoff--basketball
	Jack Yerman--track--1600 meter relay

*Silver Medal Winners*
Year	Name
1920	Harold Muller--track--high jump
1932	Bob Clark--track--decathlon
	Ed Nemir--wrestling

*Bronze Medal Winner*
Year	Name
1920	Harry Liversedge--track--shot put

Los Angeles

*Gold Medal Winners*
Year	Name
1936	Sam Balter--basketball
	Carl Knowles--basketball
	Frank Lubin--basketball
	Don Piper--basketball
	Carl Shy--basketball
1948	Don Barksdale--basketball
1952	Cy Young--track--javelin
1960	Rafer Johnson--track--decathlon
1964	Walt Hazzard--basketball

*Silver Medal Winners*
Year	Name
1936	Bob Young--track--1600 meter relay
1948	George Stanich--track--high jump
1956	Rafer Johnson--track--decathlon
1960	C. K. Yang--track--decathlon
1964	Marilyn White--women's track--400 meter relay

*Bronze Medal Winners*
Year	Name
1932	George Jefferson--track--pole vault
1936	James LuValle--track--400 meters
1948	Craig Nixon--track--high hurdles
1956	George Roubanis--track--pole vault

All-University Athlete-of-the-Year

Name	Year
Don Bragg (LA)	1955
Bob Maulhardt (D)	1956
Rafer Johnson (LA)	1957
Don Bowden (B)	1958
Walt Torrence (LA)	1959
Jerry Siebert (B)	1960
Allan Fox (LA)	1961
William Zeltonaga (LA)	1962
C. K. Yang (LA)	1963
Stephen Johnson (B)	1964

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Courtesy of University Archives, The Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000; http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/info
http://content.cdlib.org/view?docId=hb4v19n9zb&brand=oac
Title: [1967] The Centennial Record of the University of California
By: Stadtman, Verne A, Author, Centennial Publications Staff, Author
Date: 1967
Contributing Institution: University Archives, The Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000; http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/info
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