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Mark Mullin swept through the five-mile course in 36:18:3 to win by half a minute over Earnest Tracy, the Penn number one man who defeated him in this meet last year. Ed Hamlin and Jed Fitzgerald placed third and fourth...
...since either Providence or Boston defeated the varsity, and the Crimson's opponents this afternoon do not appear to be any stronger than those of previous meetings. The Harvard squad, on the other hand, is considerably improved over last year's team. The varsity's top three--captain Jed Fitzgerald, Mark Mullin, and Ed Hamlin--are all potentially outstanding runners, although only Mullin ran in top form against Cornell last Saturday...
Still smarting from the 22-33 upset at the hands of Cornell, the Crimson will field much the same team as it did Saturday although both Mullin and Hamlin are suffering from slight colds. Besides Fitzgerald, Bob Knapp, Greg Baldwin, Wes Hildreth, Jack Benjamin, Gerry Webb, Jim Bonnar, Don Kirkland, and John Evans will probably run. The Crimson's twelfth man will either be Linc Hollister, Gus Schumacher, Dick Hawkins, or track captain Fred Howard...
Brockman, Mullin and Fitzgerald were running abreast after a mile, but by the two-mile post Fitzgerald had dropped back to fifth. With the race about half over, Mullin led Brockman by a few steps, with Fitzgerald still fifth and Hamlin in sixth place...
Hamlin and Fitzgerald, the other two-thirds of the Crimson's Big Three, never were in contention after the first mile. Hamlin finished with a good sprint to capture fourth from three Cornell runners, but Fitzgerald faded badly...