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...Austin O'Conner, coming off a good performance at the GBC's, appears to be the top Harvard hope in the sprints, while Fred Linsk, Mike Koerner, and a subpar Rick Rojas will comprise the limited Harvard scoring potential in the distances. Bob Seals, surprising everyone with his strong comeback in the mile, faces a tough field...
Harvard's success continued in the sprints. Austin O'Conner took a close second to BC's Don Schneider in the 100, while teammates Bud Wilson and Baylee Reid captured the next two places. In the 220, Reid ran a strong race, placing third, with Wilson taking fifth...
Valuable as they are, surveys and research teams do not yield intimate knowledge of the candidates' strategy, personality and whims. Among the correspondents covering each of the principal aspirants was John Austin, who followed McGovern through the hectic last days of campaigning in Massachusetts, from an afternoon at the Boston Garden to election day in McGovern's hotel suite. "One aspect of McGovern that strikes you," says Austin, "is his genuine lack of pomposity. He is proud and self-confident, but that never shows up in his dealings with people. While I was interviewing him on election...
...running events. Harvard's sprinters, a strength so far this spring, will face a tough field, and hopes of any domination by Baylee Reid. Bud Wilson, and Austin O'Connor seem slim. The quarter mile appears to be completely up to Nick Leone, who is starting to run up to his ability after being sidelined much of the year. Bob Clayton is confronted with a similar task in the half, but both Clayton and Leone must run in time heats, which has upset McCurdy...
Nick Leone continued his comeback in the quarter, winning in 50.7. In the sprints, where Harvard has been strong all season, the trio of Baylee Reid, captain Bud Wilson, and Austin O'Conner had a particularly successful afternoon, sweeping both...