Word: broadjumpers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Possibly most outstanding for the Freshmen was Pat Liles, who won the broadjump, placed second in the 300, and tied for second in the pole vault. Other Yardling winners were Art Cahn in the 1000, Art Hoyt in the 600, Doc Bennett in the pole vault, Jeff Paley in the shot and Dunc Johnson in the 35 pound weight...
Inexperienced Fred Ravreby and Bob Ray will have difficulty in the shot put trying to top either Husky Dan Monturat or Terrier Cliff Blair. Sal Massooca of Northeastern will have no competition in the broadjump, and B.U.'s Jose Barbones, Harvard's Bob Melle, and North- eastern's Bob McLean figure one, two, and three in the pole vault. The Crimsons Dick Barwise has a good chance to take the high jump...
...high hurdles, Pat McCormick and Charlie Durakis haven't loosened up yet. McCormick, Durakis, and Geick are doing a little better on the low hurdles. Carter can broadjump over 23 feet, Geick is close to 22, and Jerry Gibson and Bob Ray may produce...