Word: crain
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Brown's captain Dave Farley finished fourth, just eight seconds ahead of Harvard's caption ED Meehan, running perhaps his finest race of the season. Junior Bill Crain was the second Crimson runner to finish, coming in ninth...
...Crimson team was in a virtual state of shock after the meet. Captain Ed Meehan had finished seventh, his worst performance in any meet for more than a year, and junior star Bill Crain stumbled home ninth...
...team that will run for Harvard today is much stronger than the one that lost the triangular meet. Both Crain and Meehan displayed their best form of the season in the Big Three meet last Friday, Crain running a strong third and Meehan setting a killing pace and still hanging on to take fourth...
...performances of this "Little Three" will probably decide the Crimson's finish. The "Big Three" of Hewlett, Meehan and Crain can be counted on to finish near the top, but Brown, Cornell, and defending champion Navy have shown great depth all year. Harvard's first five men will probably have to finish in the top twenty if the Crimson...
...Bill Crain and John Ogden are also back in good form after being slowed by illnesses earlier this fall. Thus far, Crain has not been nearly the runner he was last year when he finished third in the Big Three Meet behind Hamlin and Yale's Bobby Mack. He was a strong third against Dartmouth, however, and might be able to rise to the occasion today as he did last year...