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Olympic Flop. Born in Kingston, 22-year-old Sprinter Johnson ran the 100 in 11.5 sec. at the age of twelve, and caught the eye of Jamaican Track Star Herb McKenley. The ex-Olympian painstakingly tutored Johnson for six years, coached him to Jamaican high school records of 9.6 sec. in the 100, 21.1 sec. in the 220, and 50.7 sec. in the 440. In 1959 he entered Bakersfield (Calif.) College, and cut his running times to a creditable 9.4 sec. in the 100, 20.6 in the 220. Unhappy with his poor showing in the 1960 Olympics-he started sloppily...
Bruce Johnstone, playing in the number three position, George Duffy at four, Al Lipaky at five, and Herb Wollan at six pulled in the necessary four victories for the varsity. Captain Flake Warren, playing in his last Crimson match in the number one spot, suffered a disheartening loss along with John Livingood at two, and Al Larker, a newcomer, at seven...
...lineup has not been set after Warren, but it will include the six other starters: George Duffy, John Livingood, Bruce Johnatone, Al Lipsky, Herb Wollan, and Dave Rudnick...
...Crimson golf team will play host to Brown at the Myopia Hunt Club this afternoon. The starting lineup tentatively includes Captain Fiske Warren, George Duffy, Bob Holton, John Livingood, Al Lipsky, Herb Wollan, and Dave Rudnick. The golfers will be going for their sixth win in eight starts...
...Herb Wollan scored an 31, John Livingood an 82, Bruce Johnstone an 83, and Dave Rudnick and George Duffy, 34's for the varsity. Bob Holton pulled in an 85, but only the top five scores were counted...