Word: anchors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...first in the mile with a time of 4:21.7, a new freshman indoor mark, and captured the 1000 in 2:18.2 after a close battle with Dave McConoughey of Yale. Meehan also brought the Crimson two-mile relay squad past Princeton into second place with a 1:59.5 anchor...
Both teams are very strong in the sprints, where Navy strength told against Yale. Kaufmann and Bill Zentgraf supplement Hunter, while Don Diget, who won the Eli meet with a fantastic final-relay anchor leg, and Dick Oldham back up Norfleet...
Surrendering to the inevitable, he brought the Santa Maria into Recife harbor, dropped anchor 500 yds. from the pier. Tugboats ferried ashore the passengers and crew. Only then was it realized that Galváo had captured and controlled the big liner for twelve days with a tiny rebel force of 28 men-during some night watches as few as a dozen rebels must have been on duty. Brazilian marines took over the ship to guard against sabotage or an attempt to scuttle. The rebels stacked their arms in the lounge and, as he surrendered with full military honors, Galv...
Half a length behind at the final turn, Midshipman Don Diget edged out Bulldog anchor man Bill McMaster by an arm's length to hand Yale its first dual meet loss since...
...able to close the lengthy gap. The mile quartet immediately lost the pole in the Big Three race and fell 15 yards behind Yale and Princeton, who battled for the lead. Yale, thanks to Tom Carroll, who held off the challenge of Princeton's Dick Edmunds in the anchor leg, won the race in 3:30.4, followed by Princeton and--25 yards behind--the Crimson...