Word: grutzner
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...fair strength in the dash and hurdles and may be able to pick up quite a few points in these events. Charlie Durakis, Bob Twitchell, and Ed Grutzner and Ronnie Berman in the 600 should, however, be able to hold their...
...best race of the day will probably come in the 600, where the Crimson's Ronnie Berman and Dave Grutzner are scheduled to compete. Berman has had the better of the races between the two so far, but Grutzner still has a chance...
Mikkola is faced with a real problem in the middle distances. He has too many good men. Ronnie Berman and Ed Grutzner are capable of beating any college runner in the East in the 600. Berman will get a crack at the top men in the Knights of Columbus meet early in January, while Grutzner will enter the B.A.A. 600 two weeks later. Mikkola's suocint comment of their chances is "they both can win." These two standouts are backed by John Packard, Tom McGrath, Phil Meyers, last year's freshman captain Paul Sheats, and Guido Perera...
Nicholas Stacey of Oxford was the meet's other double winner with easy wins in the 220 and 440. Stacey won by four yards over teammate Jim Wilkinson in the shorter race, and an hour later ran away from Ed Grutzner in the stretch of the 440. Grutzner's 50.1 was a distinct disappointment...
...team traveled to Dublin two days later to compete in an open meet and a scheduled-meet between Queen's College of Belfast and Trinity College of Dublin at Belfast the following night. Al Wilson won the shot and discus in both meets. Mello in the pole vault, Grutzner in the 440, Sid Williams of Yale in the high hurdles, George Dole and Frank Effinger of Yale in the middle distances, and George Hipple turned in winning performances during the three days of track meets...