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Although he suffered a stitch during the race, the Crimson's Ed Hamlin came in third in 25:43, and captain Mark Mullin took fourth, four seconds behind Hamlin, despite a sore toe and leg. Bob Knapp was fifth...
Penn runners Dick Fausett and Sal Sierka came in third and sixth; Columbia's Fred Bets finished seventh; and Harvard's bob Knapp, Greg Baldwin, and Don Kirkland captured fourth, fifth, and eighth places. In dual scoring: Harvard 16, Columbia 46; Harvard 19, Penn 41. Friday the varsity challenges Dartmouth away...
...Never at a loss for a grandiose idea, Manhattan Real Estate Tycoon William Zeclcendorf, boss of the widespread Webb & Knapp empire, acquired a controlling interest in Yonkers Raceway for International Recreation Corp., a Webb & Knapp affiliate. Estimated cost: $17 million. Zeckendorf's avowed intention is to build a geodesic dome over the track to make it a year-round sports arena. More likely, he will merge the profitable Yonkers with International in order to write off the losses on International's Freedomland amusement park, which has yet to show a profit. Always in need of ready cash, Zeckendorf...
Other Crimson runners to finish in scoring positions were Ed Meehan at fourth, Bob Knapp at fifth, and Gregg Baldwin in ninth. Meehan stayed up with Hamlin and Mullin until the four-mile mark, where an attack of dry heaves sidelined him for about 30 seconds...
...Knapp and Ed Hamlin pulled off surprises of their own. Neither of the two were highly rated by Brown--Hamlin because he had been slowed by cramps in two previous meets, Knapp because he was known as a middle-distance runner. When Hamlin took third and Knapp took sixth, Brown jaws dropped...