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Crimson wrestling captain Johnny Lee, two time New England AAU champion at 125.5 pounds, will lead a squad of five teammates in the 1953 version of this meet at the Boston Y.M.C.A. today. A winner in this event in 1950 and 1951, Lee was kept out of the meet last year by a knee injury...
Bill McCurdy's first Harvard track team--undefeated in its three meets--moves into the second part of its schedule with enough individual stars to make a good showing in big AAU meets, and enough depth and ability to win at worst, all but one dual meet...
...Johnny Lee, the squad's captain and a former AAU 123-pound champion, was drafted last spring. Icko Iben, who wrestled at 137 and 147 last season, did not come out for the team. Eddie Bursk, a junior who wrestled at 123 last season, is in Hasty Pudding Theatrical's current production, and will be out for the first three meets, at least. Sophomore Dick Adams, a 130-pounder, did not come out for practice...
Fred Wilt, FBI man running under the colors of the New York Athletic Club, won back the National Senior AAU 10,000 meter cross country championship yesterday. He was clocked...
...points. Dave Cairns took a third in the 3000 meter run, while Don Trimble, Bob Mello, and Dick Barwise took seconds in the javelin, pole vault, and high jump, respectively. Trimble, a 1950 graduate who holds the University javelin record, competed for the first time this year at the AAU meet. Phil Pratt and Bob Curran took fourths in the discus and hammer to round out the scoring...