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Princeton, featuring 6 ft., 6 in. high jumper John Hartnett, 14 ft. pole vaulter Charlie Mitchell, 6.3 sprinter Hugh Macmillan, 1:12 600 man Lew Hitzrot, 2:13 1000 runners Pete Hoey and Whit Azoy, 4:18 miler Ted Johnson, and 9:18 two-miler Rod Zwirner, should be good for 36 points or thereabouts...
Other hard-fought events should be the broad jump, in which any of six competitors could win, and the two-mile relay, which should produce a tight Harvard-Princeton battle. Princeton's twosome of Hoey and Azoy threatens in the 1000, but Mullin or Ed Hamlin, who seems to be on his way after a 1:57 880 leg against Holy Cross, should take first for the Crimson...
Mike Kingston and Ted Johnson of Princeton took second and third, followed by Meehan and Mullin. Cementing Princeton's victory, Byron Rose and Pete Hoey came in sixth and seventh. The Crimson's Ed Hamlin hung on for eighth after a bout with a stitch, and Bob Wilson of Princeton was ninth...
...Mack wins the race, and Princeton does a good job of splitting up the Crimson's so far indomitable big three, the Tigers could take the title. Pete Hoey, Byron Rose, and Bob Wilson will back up Johnson and Kingston...
Besides Kingston and Hoey, Princeton can count on Geoff Azoy, Bill Carr, and Dave Fitzgerald for respectable showings. But if all the Crimson can accomplish today is the defects of the Tigers, the day will not be a brimming successes...