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Injuries and illnesses will keep down the Crimson scoring in Saturday's running events. Awori and Ohiri may run-one-two in the dash, and Awori or Tony Lynch should capture first in the high hurdles, but a leg injury to Keith Chiappa will cost the Crimson a win in the 600-yard run, and a flu bug will keep John Ogden out of the 1000-yard run and perhaps Ed Meehan out of the mile...
...Keith Chiappa highlighted the Crimson victory with a stunning win in the 1000-yard run over Crusader ace Bob Credle. Credle, voted the outstanding athlete in the New England AAU Championships just a week ago, stayed confidently on Chiappa's heels for the first five trips around the Briggs oval, but when he tired to pass Chiappa on the final lap, the Crimson junior stepped up his pace and won by two yards, in the fine time...
These three will be hard pressed to repeat those wins tonight, Junior ace Keith Chiappa who did not run Wednesday, should push Credle in the 1000 and may outlast him at the finish. Both Ed Meehan and John Ogden, two more who eat out the AAU meet, rate a good chance of beating Bartolini...
McCurdy hold Keith Chiappa, John Ogden, and captain Ed Meehan out of the middle-distance events, and teamed them with Bill Crain, who had run only in the mile, for the Crimson assault on the two-mile indoor standard. The foursome came home in 7:47.1, 2.9 faster than the old mark...
...Harvard field and sprint men, pile up the expected lead in the early events, McCurdy will send John Ogden. Captain Ed Meehan, Keith Chiappa, and Bill Crain after the existing two-mile mark of 7:50. This foursome ran the distance in an unofficial 7:41.6 at last week's Millrose Games, and could do even better on the new Leverone Field House track at Hanover...