Word: machooka
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...expected, Steve Machooka of Cornell finished first and set a new Heptagonal course record, bettering the old one by more than eleven seconds. Bobby Mack of Yale took second, as John Jones and Bill Staub of Army came in third and fourth...
Crimson Captain Mark Mullin finished eleventh in the fast race, only a minute and 18 seconds behind the record-setting pace of Machooka. Ed Hamlin took thirteenth, but Ed Meehan came in a disappointing twenty-third, as he was plagued by both stitch trouble and the dry heaves. If illness had not marred Meehan's effort, the squad would probably have been third, since Princeton topped them by only 12 points...
Army, paced by John Jones and Ralph Lingle, must be rated the team favorite. Cornell, 27-29 conquerers of Army last week, and Princeton should challenge the Cadets, as should the Crimson. The individual crown should go to either Steve Machooka of Cornell or Bobby Mack of Yale...
...varsity defeated Cornell earlier this fall, 26 to 29, although Machooka was the individual winner...
...race in 25:12 after pulling into the lead shortly before the end. His only close competitor in the final yards was Crimson runner Mark Mullin, who finished 25:20. Hamlin's time was only 6 seconds off the course record set last week by Cornell's Steve Machooka, but during the race Hamlin had no idea he was holding that fast a pace...