Word: harpel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Outside of these, however, little is certain. In the weight, for instance, if Pete Harpel can get off a good throw (he has fouled some 60-foot throws in practice) he could win. Or he could place no higher than fourth. If shotputter Jim Doty can get off a toss similar to his winning throw in the Army meet, he, too, could pick up valuable points...
...Harpel wrested fourth place from Ken Bantum of NYU, when on his last toss, he threw 54 feet, 10 inches to snap a dead-lock at 52 feet, 11 3/4 inches
Reider's fourth place finish to Ron Delany of Villanova, and Pete Harpel's fourth in the 35-pound weight were all the track team could garner, as Villanova completely dominated the meet, with Manhattan a distant second...
Things look a bit brighter this year, with Joel Landau and Sandy Dodge in the dash, Landau and Joel Cohen in the hurdles, and Dick Wharton, Bill Morris, Jim Cairns, and French Anderson in the middle distances. John DuMoulin and Pete Harpel could pick up points in the weight. Phil Williams has the unbelievable task of meeting Ron Delany in the mile, while Pete Reider and Dave Norris will compete in a star-studded two-mile field...
...placed second at Yale, will not attempt to broad jump, and Army has a 13-foot pole vaulter. John deKiewiet would win the high jump, while in the shot and weight, the Cadets are not that far ahead of the Crimson's Jim Doty, John Du Moulin, and Pete Harpel. If they can pick up points, the meet could swing in Harvard's favor before the relays...