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Cross Country Coach Jaakko Mikkola will open this year's harrier season at 3:15 o'clock this afternoon in Dillon Field House with an organization meeting for Varsity and Freshman runners. Coach Mikkola urges all Freshmen interested in distance or middle distance running to come out for the team, which often includes three or four men who have never run before...
...money, Judging by their performance against Exeter, Coach Neufeld will have one very potent ace up his sleeve in the 1000 yard run, where the veterans of the cross country team are showing themselves as fit indoors as they were on the hills. Led by Bill Palson, harrier captain, the distance men include Marshall Hughes and Bob Mead, all three of whom are capable of repeating the clean sweep with which they floored the Exonians...
Jaakko Mikkola, harrier coach will choose seven runners from among Captain Burwell, Bob Nichols, Kay Rogers Bob McLoughlin, Eddie Cook, John Sopka, Tom McElligott, Bob Jay, and Malcolm Mackenzie. The first three are favored to finish with the leaders, while Cook, a darkhorse Sophomore who has never run before, promises to put up a good fight. Although B.U. won the race last year by a yard or two, Mikkola expressed optimism yesterday, stating that B.U. "doen't have a chance of winning...
...almost a complete novice at the hill-and-dale sport in the early fall, and his rise to the top bracket of the cross country men of the East has been spectacular. He has been the first Crimson harrier to finish in every race the team has had this year. His climax performance was a third in the Heptagonal meet last Saturday, pacing the Mikkolamen to a first place tie in the team totals with Cornell...
...most widely exhibited photographs are, "Cook and Hen, Merlin," by Hugh G. Wagstaff, which received awards in Bolton and Manchester, England; and "Female Hen Harrier," by Niall Rankin, which shows a bird found only in Great Britain, in the Orkney Islands, and the outer Hebrides...