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Harvard's Bob Clayton, turning in the second best time in the semifinals of the 880-yd, run with a 1:54.2 clocking, gained the finals, while teammate John Quirk also reached the finals, running a 4:12.4 qualifying mile. The two, along with Dewey Hickman, who has reached the semi-finals in the 60-yd. hurdles. were the only members of the ten-man Crimson contingent to survive elimination,with triple-jumpers Kevin Benjamin and Vince Vanderpool Wallace, who was yet to compete...
Among the other Crimson thinclads competing today are Bailee Reed in the dash. Dewey Hickman in the hurdles and Bob Clayton...
...usually difficult to pick out stars in a meet like Saturday's--given the number of Crimson victors--but Bob Clayton was a clear standout. In come-from-behind wins, Clayton took the 600 and the 1000 yard runs. In the 600, Clayton finished in 1:11.6 over Princeton's Jim Schnure, who was timed at 1:12.3. In the 1000, he eked out a victory at the line over Yale's Bill Lovelace. Both were timed...
Finally, in the two mile relay, Clayton ran the anchor leg, and again had to play catch-up--which he did as Harvard won in 7:55.3, more than two seconds ahead of Yale...
McCurdy feels the key Harvard competitor is Bob Clayton, who will be running in the 600 and 1000 yard runs, and the two-mile relay. Like many of his teammates. Clayton was plagued with bad luck and illness early in the season. In the 600, he will have to go it virtually alone as Nick Leone continues to suffer at the sidelines with an ankle injury...