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Behind fifth man Keith Colburn, there will be a happy scramble for scoring slots. Junior John Heyburn is anxious to reestablish himself in the top group, and sophomore mile star Jon Enscoe has been particularly impressive in track workouts this past week...
...John Heyburn is a tall, sturdy runner who was a pleasant surprise for last year's championship team, finishing third for Harvard in the crucial Heptagonal meet. John had a disappointing season on the track last year but seems to thrive on the longer distances of cross-country. He has already made significant improvement on his best home course time of last fall...
McCurdy is somewhat concerned over the health of his squad. Senior Tim McLoone has been advised to stay off his ailing thigh muscle and will not run today. Hardin, Royce Shaw, John Heyburn, and Max Schweizer have all been troubled with intestinal flu this week. Sophomore Dave Pottetti is still suffering from blood-blistered feet and junior Keith Colburn has been slowed so far with tendon problems. But he may be forced to play in his slot at the front of the pack today. Erik Roth, Tom Spengler, and Howie Foye can be expected to run their usual steady races...
...last three hundred yards Hardin gave way to Shaw's kick and settled for second, nine seconds ahead of UMass senior Paul Hoss. Marty Robb of Providence and Ron Wayne of UMass finished before Spengler, Pottetti, Roth, Heyburn and Foye swept five of the next six slots to clinch the meet...
Harvard coach Bill McCurdy expressed post-meet concern over McLoone and Pottetti, but seemed generally pleased that his team had responded to its first real challenge. The continued improvement of juniors Roth and Heyburn and sophomores Spengler, Foye, Max Schweizer and Jon Enscoe was also encouraging...