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Despite all the wins in the field, number one was not the rule on the track. It was instead continuous thirds, fourths and fifths that kept Harvard on the heels of Northeastern. The lone victor for the Crimson on the track was co-captain Paul Organ, who took the 110-meter high hurdles in 15.38, while battling a vicious head wind...
Crimson co-captain Paul Organ took second in both the intermediate and high hurdles, but it was sprinting woes that finally shot down any chance for a Crimson victory run, as the Tigers took both the 440-yd. and mile relays...
...margin was perilously little, because the Huskies had double-barreled power awaiting the 1500-meter run. It was not enough that co-captain Paul Organ had placed first in the 110-meter high hurdles (14.8) and second in the 400-meter intermediates, or that John Dweyer added second in the highs and Gary Schmidt won the intermediates...
...hurdles, like many of the field events, should help Harvard. Co-captain Paul Organ is strong in the 110-meter highs, and he joins three other runners in the 400-meter lows to give Harvard some depth...
Recital for Organ and Trumpets--Handel, Albinoni and Hindemith at 735 Comm. Ave., Boston, at 8. Call 353-3560 for details...