Word: grutzner
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Four Harvard quarter-milers will be sent to compete in the annual Southern Relays in Birmingham, Alabama, on April 14. This is the first time since the last war that Harvard has been invited to the Relays. Ronnie Berman (above), Ed Grutzner, John Packard, Tom McGrath, and Lou Tsavaris will be competing in time trials to make up a mile relay quartet for the trip...
Army, Yale, and Georgetown will be strong, as usual, but the Crimson track team could score high in the IC4A track meet in New York tonight--if its collective health holds out. Several of Jaakko Mikkola's 12 entries have succumbed to colds, and middle-distance runner Ed Grutzner will probably be too ill to compete...
Ronnie Berman, in the 600, is the only Crimson competitor who can be relatively certain of a win, but Eli Rollie Sultze can press Berman if he duplicates the 1:13.9 winning time he recorded against Brown. Dick MacDougal of Yale can beat Ed Grutzner for third. Harvard's Bill Geick also has a chance to beat Tod Lewis in the broad jump, with Bob Mello third. Giegengack has a fine sophomore hurdler in Sid Williams, but he may not be able to defeat both Charlie Durakis and Bob Twitchell...
Fast quarters by Elis Dick MacDougall, who stayed with Ed Grutzner, and Pete White gave anchor-man Rollie Sultze a 20 yard lead of which Berman could only make up six or seven yards...
Leadoff runner Ed Grutzner had again built up a short lead that John Packard was able to hold. Then Dartmouth's fastest quarter-miler, Pete McCreary, ran away from Tom McGrath on the third leg. In passing, McCreary cut in too close to McGrath, and the latter ran with arms wide to hold the Green runner off. But on the turn McGrath's right arm hit McCreary, and a judge called a foul at that point...