Word: geick
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Geick leaped 22 feet, four inches to place first in the broad jump ahead of the Green's Al Jackson. Mello was third. Wilson tossed the discus 159 feet, eight inches to win that event with Phil Pratt third. Charlie Keith's throw of 204 feet, eight and three quarters inches won the javelin. A heave of 159 feet, one and three-quarters inches got hammer honors for Bob Curran, while Eric Stromsted picked up third...
...Crimson won six of the seven field events. Dick Barwise in the high jump, Bob Mello in the pole vault, Captain Charlie Keith in the javelin, and Hal Geick in the broad jump all captured firsts...
Major Track H--Richard G. Barwise, Melrose, Mass.; Ronald S. Berman, Brooklyn, N.Y.; David D. Cairns, Wareham, Mass.; Charles A. Durakis, Cambridge, Mass.; Harold W. Geick, Mattapan, Mass.; David P. Gregory, Charlottesville, Va.; Edward E. Grutzner, Beloit, Wis.; Jerry Kanger, Cincinnati, Ohio; Thomas J. McGrath, Medford Mass.; Robert C. Mello, Rutland, Vt.; John R. Packard, Lexington, Mass.; Robert S. Twitchell, LongBeach, Calif.; Richard W. Weiskopf, New Rochella, N.Y.; N.Allen Wilson, Jr., Gallup N.Mex.; Robert Pfeiffer, Manager, Brooklyn...
...field events the Crimson held away--Pete Curran won the hammer, Dick Barwise the high jump, Hal Geick the broad jump, and Charlie Keith the javelin. Sophomore Bob Mello took second in both the broad jump and the pole valut. Bill Linne of R. I. won the latter. Ram runners Larry McLay and Ray Lister took the mile and two mile runs...
...Stadium the Crimson took first place in 12 of the 16 events. Bob Curran threw the hammer 154 feet, 1/2 inch and Phil Pratt, in Wilson's absence, took the discus event. Bob Mcllo won the pole vault easily and finished second to Bill Geick in the broad jump...