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Harvard will probably win the mile, two-mile, 1000, and 600 meter runs as well as the pole vault, high jump, and the relays. The real problem in tonight's contest is that the team is plagued by injuries and other complications. Captain Dick Benka will be out as well as several distance runners including cross-country All-American David Pottetti, who last Saturday easily won the two-mile...
Shaw was the meet's only double winner as he captured the mile-run and the 1000-yard event. His time of 4:14.1 in the mile was fast enough to edge the Crimson's Bob Enscoe by 1.4 seconds. Enscoe was also a close second in the 1000. The Crimson swept both these events, as John Heyburn was third in the mile and Keith Colburn was less than a second behind Enscoe in the 1000-yard...
Harvard led, 51-47, with the mile and two-mile relays remaining, and had to win only one of the two to capture the meet victory. When Army beat the Crimson in the mile, the entire meet depended on the two-mile relay, and Harvard coach Bill McCurdy readied his best...
David Pottetti, a cross-country All-American, highlighted the Crimson's sweep of the two-mile run. He beat teammates Tim McLoone and Tom Spengler. It was the success in this event that gave Harvard its 51-47 lead preceding the relays...
Harvard should also win the mile and two-mile without much trouble, since Royce Shaw, Dave Pottetti, and Doug Hardin will all be running after skipping the B.U. meet...