Running like true Warriors, the varsity cindermen romped past the Glenbrook Spartans, 86 1/2 to 13 1/2, before a home crowd at Maine East last Saturday. West captured top honors in every event. Tonight, the broadmen will host the Spartans for a second time, again at the East fieldhouse.

The perfect 12 victories out of 12 events was made possible by the following Warriors: junior Ed Luzietti who skimmed over the 50‑yard high hurdles in his fastest time, :06.9; Ron Albertson, junior clocked a :05.7 and a win in the 50‑yard dash; and another junior, Frank Schwartz, who captured the 880‑yard run in the brisk time of 2:07.6 The four‑lap relay team, consisting of seniors Bob Neuman, Ed Ritzema, Jerry Swanberg, and junior Ron Albertson won the 700‑yard relay race in 1:18.1.

Swanberg came through to win the 50‑yard low hurdles with a :068 timing. Junior Ed Stedman was clocked in his second fastest time, 4:52.2 as he took top honors in the mile. Maine West's eight‑lap relay team of seniors Al Harazin, Harry Hansen, Joe Juszak, and junior Paul Eisenbacher won their event in 2:522.

The field events found the Warriors again showing superiority. Senior John Charles won the shot‑put with a mighty toss of 44 feet 9 1/2 inches. Art Steele, junior, needed only one jump of 19 feet 5 3/4 inches to take the top position in the broad‑jump. Steele then went on to tie teammate Dennis Buttner, junior, for first in the high‑jump at 5 feet 6 1/2 inches. The final victory for West came in the pole vault as junior Art Lemke and senior Jim Solka both vaulted 10 feet 6 inches to tie for first.