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Harvard's already-thin squad suffered more injuries against Army, with sprinter Ed Diamond coming up with an injured leg. Bob Clayton, who was knocked to the ground in the 600-yard race against the Cadets but came back to place in the 1000, is a question mark due to a cold. Ed Nosal, who won the weight throw last weekend, is leaving to get married. "We'll defer to matrimony," McCurdy granted...
...Harvard's Bob Clayton, running on the inside, was apparently forced off the track by Army runners. Clayton was surrounded when he came around the corner just beyond the quarter mile marker. As he was pushed aside, his spikes caught the edge of the tartan track which was slightly above the rest of the surface and he fell...
...Clayton Comes Back
...Clayton came back a half hour later in the 1000-yard run only to be nipped at the finish line by Army's Lou Cattie. Clayton was leading at the 900-yard mark, but Cattie caught him and reached the finish line a split second ahead of the Harvard sophomore...
...expertness, it eliminates the possibility that outside pressure groups or cliques could elect compliant chairmen, and it guarantees access to power to representatives of minority groups-if they will only wait their turns. Without the seniority system, for example, it is doubtful that Harlem's flamboyant Adam Clayton Powell could ever have become head of the powerful House Education and Labor Committee. Moreover, it is by no means true that senior Congressmen are all incompetent or senile. One case in point is Carl Hayden, who was an able chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee for most...