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During the last couple of miles Hamlin slipped into 25th place in the race. His time was a slow 27:00. Ed Meehan and Bill Crain, the other two thirds of the Crimson's "Big Three," were also disappointing, placing 35th and 102nd respectively. Other Harvard harriers finished even lower...
...Hamlin, Harvard's cross country captain, finished first in Friday's Heptagonal championships in New York. Crimson runners Ed Meehan and Bill Crain placed fourth and sixth respectively. Navy's best runner finished tenth. But Harvard took second place in the meet; Navy...
This year's harriers have fared much better than Hamlin or McCurdy expected. At the beginning of the season the team seemed too inexperienced to have better than a mediocre season. However, a number of sophomores, led by Crain, ran consistently well, giving the Crimson one of its best records in years. With the sophomores, and junior star, Ed Meehan, returning, chances are good for another excellent record next year...
...Hamlin, Meehan, and Crain this season is not yet over. The "Big Three" will journey to New York next week to compete in the IC4A meet. Hamlin said that if Harvard had won the Heptagonal meet, McCurdy probably would have sent the whole team to the IC4A grind...
TUESDAY, Oct. 23 - The Harvard cross-country team won its closest meet of the season and maintained its undefeated record by edging the University of Massachusetts, 28-29. The Crimson's "Big Three", Ed Meehan, Ed Hamlin, and Bill Crain, placed second third and fourth, as Bob Brouillet of UMass finished first in the Franklin Park race...