Word: houghtons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...MacKinnon should do better than he has thus far this year in the hurdles, but Bill Trainor and Eli Berman in the dashes are still a great question mark. Bill Palson and Captain Bob Houghton may well monopolize the mile run, while the two-mile event will see Tim, Coggeshall, Don McCaul, and assistant manager will Dalrymple on the line for the Crimson...
...mile relay event, Ward Slingerland, Dave Matlack, Bill Palson, and Bob Houghton will be the Mikkola entres. Captain Houghton and Palson will double up, and run the mile race as well. In the 2 mile event, Tim Coggeshall, formerly on the two-mile relay team, and Don McCaul will be running. Broad-jumpers Saturday will be Ted Bauer and Tom Holyoke, while Bauer and John Bunker will high jump. In the shot put, Dick Pflster and Johnny Shattuck will be on deck for the Crimson, while Mike Ford, Steve Brooks, and Gerry Lenane should monopolize the pole vault...
...team, who, although they did not make too good a showing against Northeastern last Saturday, have improved during the past week. Sophomore half-miler Dave Matlack will be the leadoff man, and another Sophomore, Tim Coggeshall, will run second. Last two men will be Bill Palson and Captain Bob Houghton, who turned in a spectacular last leg on the relay against the Huskies. It was not known last night who their opponents would be, but Yale is entering a good two-mile team, including Schwartzkopf and Kassel, who should provide competition...
...Moore are coming, and may press him later. In the hurdle events, Wes Flint, another Noble and Greenough graduate, has a strangle hold on the top position. He is very fast and has good form; Jaako calls him "very good." Following him over the timber are two beginners, Al Houghton and George Earley. Houghton is pretty fair, but Earley is stiff, and must loosen up. In the low hurdles, Ted Withingham, Exeter alumnus, who will run the low hurdles, is very good, but has lots to learn, and must lose his nervousness in competition...
...meet proved that there will have to be much "doubling up." For instance, Captain Bob Houghton and Bill Palson, last year's Yardling captain, will have to run both the mile and the half mile, although in the shorter distance, Sophomore Dave Matlack is "coming very very well." The two-mile event will be slightly under par until next year's cross-country captain, Fred Phinney, comes back. He has been on the injured list since the hill-and-dale season, and will take a little time to get in condition again. Jaakko says, however, that Tim Goggeshall is running...