Word: emill
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Captain Emil San Soucie, the only other Crimson runner to place in the first 20, finished 17th...
Only two of the men who will run this afternoon have placed previously in the Heps. In last year's disappointing finale, when the Crimson was considered a dark horse to win and placed seventh, captain Emil San Soucie came in 27th and Hal Gerry finished 40th. Last year's captain Dave Gregory finished seventh...
Prague Radio proudly announced that Czech Track Star Emil Zatopek, who despite his eccentric, floppy running style shattered three Olympic records, had become a candidate for membership in the Communist Party. Emil, whose Olympic feats have already won him a promotion from captain to major, and selection as representative to the December "World Peace Congress" in Vienna, decided to drop over to the track in Houstka. northern Bohemia, and celebrate the big news. Major Zatopek's latest exhibition records, according to Prague: 15 miles, run in 1 hr. 16:26.4; 25 kilometers in 1 hr. 19:21.8; 30 kilometers...
According to Captain Emil San Soucie, the Crimson strategy paid off as planned. John Bidwell, Al Blaylock, and Pete Rich went out fast and broke up the usual Yale scoring block by tiring the Eli's in the early part of the 4.2 mile race. The clincher came as the Crimson's Marsh Childs and Frank Nahigian came strong in the last mile and a half to pass the third, fourth, and fifth Yale scorers...
...Crimson had it from there. Hubie Maguire, Hal Gerry, Emil San Soucie, Childs, and Nahigian took third, fourth, sixth, seventh and tenth places to dominate the middle sciring bracket and with it the meet...