Word: javelined
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...opportunity to make hay," McCurdy said. The hammer is fight, with Yale having the potential to take a dangerous 1-2, and the discus appears similarly undecided. The shot is wide open while Bill Pade and Adrian I. are a good bet for a Crimson 1-2 in the javelin...
...start of the afternoon's competition on Boston College's tartan track, it appeared as if a Crimson upset was taking shape. The Harvard sprint relay team upset favored Northeastern, and when the Crimson took 1-2 in the hammer, 2-3 in the javelin, an unexpected 2-4 in the pole vault, a 2-4 in the shot and firsts in the long and triple jumps, the picture for Harvard looked bright. Particularly satisfying were Vincent Vanderpoole-Wallace's new meet record of 23'6" in the long jump and Kevin Benjamin's winning triple jump. Benjamin established himself...
...Bain had his best performance ever against the Big Green and should be in contention. The shot has been a heavy Northeastern event, but DeMars and Jay Hughes have the potential to pick up some points with the first five places scoring. Bill Pade and Adrian Tew in the javelin, if they both get off good throws, are a threat to take...
...field, where a battle was expected in the javelin, the high jump and the weights, Harvard scored better than coach Bill McCurdy had anticipated, and began to build a lead that it stretched through the course of the cold, raw afternoon. Bill Tew led a 1-2 Crimson performance in the javelin, winning the event on his last throw. Fred Lang, competing in his first meet of the Spring, won the high jump, and Ted DeMars took the hammer...
Today's meet, McCurdy said, shapes up as a battle in both the field and the running events. The critical events in the field appear to be the discus, which McCurdy described as a "must event for Dartmouth", the javelin, where the Dartmouth and Harvard entries appear to be fairly equal, and the high jump, an event McCurdy called...