Word: buts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The deciding factor in the game may be the rebounding Harvard's forward line is slightly taller than Northeaster's, but the Huskies make up for the difference by charging the boards.
Then, Downer and Gillis came up with the command performance of the afternoon. Army was heavily favored in the 600 but a fine strategy race by the Crimson's duo gave Downer the victory in 1:12.0, Gillis finishing second.
Army countered with first and second places in the pole vault, high jump and the 60-yard dash but their surge was too little and too late. Dave Pottetti, making one of his few indoor appearances, and an ailing Mike Koerner battled with Army's Nick Sebastian for a mile...
The Crimson had the meet in the victory column by this point, but the usually decisive relays remained. The relays were split, Harvard taking the two-mile contest and Army, the mile relay, despite Downer's flying lunge at the tape.
The freshman team beat the Plebes in their duel. 82-27. The Yardlings won all but two events and pole vaulter Ed Skane and two-miler Tom New set new freshman records. Skane jumped 14 "41/4" and New won in 9:15.6.