Word: hoss
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sophomore Tom Spengler, moving strongly over the last two miles, out-galloped Hoss to the wire for third place, finishing with a three-second margin in 22:40. Close behind the B.U. captain was Harvard senior Tim McLoone, McLoone, reestablishing himself as a contender for a slot in the Crimson top five, was never out of contact with Colburn, Spengler, and Hoss and finished strongly in his best race to date...
...Colburn who controlled the pace for most of the first two miles. Leading the pack through a brisk 4:28 mile, the flying junior dualed B.U.'s Pete Hoss for the lead throughout the second, with Pottetti close behind. Just before the two-mile mark, Colburn charged up a hill "like a goddam maniac," in Coach McCurdy's words. Pottetti followed suit and Hoss was left in the dust ten yards back...
Although B.U.'s Pete Hoss is the premeet favorite to gallop away with individual honors, only M.I.T. and Northeastern will come close to challenging the Crimson harriers...
...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...
UMass could further complicate matters. The Redmen boast a talented sophomore named Duarte who topped Harvard's Dave Pottetti in last year's IC4A freshman meet. Senior Paul Hoss and two other returning lettermen boast times on the Franklin Park course that would put them in the thick of Harvard's top five...