Word: avault
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Lazarus jumped 13 ft. 6 in. to win the pole vault, Nosal took the hammer throw with a heave of 192 ft. 5 in., and Avault scored a triple jump triumph, leaping...
...Crimson won three of the four field events staged Wednesday, giving it a total of six field triumphs in the two-day competition. In Wednesday's action, Pete Lazarus, Ed Nosal, and John Avault triumphed for the Crimson, to go along with Dick Benka's, Richie Szaro's, and Jim Coleman's victories on Tuesday...
...also the pole vault, now that Steve Schoonover is gone. The high jump and long jump are still questions. Junior Jim Coleman has the potential to become a 6'6" or 6'7" high jumper this year. Harvard's three long jumpers--Bob Galliers, Skip Hare, and John Avault--are back this year and could be good, but Galliers and Avault have each been hampered by injuries...
Englishman Bob Galliers was Harvard's only finisher in the triple jump. The sophomore skipped 42 1/2" for third place. He also placed second in the broad jump, with a 22'1 3/4" leap, ahead of teammates Skip Hare and John Avault in third and fifth...
...long jump and the triple jump, Harvard's hopes rest on the performances of three sophomores, John Avault, Joel Hare, and Bob Galliers. All three were sporadically on the injury list during the indoor season...