Word: indoor
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Everyone had an unusually fast day over the Princeton track, but it's possible that Lynch could come through with a repeat performance, or even better one of his times today. The reason is a Dartmouth sophomore named Gordon Rule, who beat him in the indoor dual meet at Hanover this winter. Rule should press the Crimson captain over the high hurdles, though there aren't many runners anywhere capable of keeping up with Lynch at a quarter of a mile. Rule, however, will be the toughest competition Lynch faces until he comes up against B.U.'s Dave Hemery...
...best Go players simultaneously in Manhattan's Nippon Club. But then Iyeda has been playing the ancient Oriental board game constantly since he was eight, now ranks as a fifth Dan professional (ninth Dan is highest) in his native Japan, where Go has been the national indoor game for as long as anybody can remember. Besides, this time was really only a warmup: later, in his three-week exhibition tour of the U.S., he will play 15 games simultaneously in Boston. It hardly mattered that he eventually lost two games while winning five and drawing two; he had conceded...
That one event is the 440-yard intermediate hurdles, in which Captain Tony Lynch dominates all Eastern competition--with the possible exception of B.U.'s Dave Hemery, a sophomore Englishman who won the IC4A indoor 60-yard high hurdles. Until he faces Hemery in the Greater Boston meet, however, Lynch should breeze past all his competition...
Baker doubles in the two-mile, which he ran in 9:05.5 this winter, but he might have to give way in this event to Walt Hewlett, the two-time cross-country all-American who stayed out of indoor competition this winter. Hewlett was running well during the Puerto Rico trip and might regain the form that made him two-mile champion last year...
...what's the problem? To begin with, all those other events that have been added since the indoor season are something else. Last year's captain. Art Croasdale, threw the hammer in the vicinity of 200 feet. There's no one on this year's team who has passed 150 feet. Sophomores Ron Wilson and Bob Brooks will represent Harvard here...