Word: palson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...great shape, with Mike Ford, to snatch five unlooked for, but opportune points. Fred Phinney, still in the process of recovering from an injury suffered during the cross-country season, and Bob Kent, who took places in the two-mile were all important in the victory, while Bill Palson's return to his old form when he came within an inch of taking third in the mile, was another outstanding example of the truth in Jaakko's words...
Most important lineup change for Saturday's racing is Fred Phinney's shift from the two-mile to the half. Next, Fred, usually a distance man, and next season's cross country captain, will double up with Bill Palson and Captain Bob Houghton, running the mile as well as the shorter event...
...concerned. With very green dashmen, and equally grass-colored quarter and half milers, the main burden of upholding the Crimson end of the meet would seem, at the present time, to rest on the shoulders of Johnny Bunker, Dick Pfister, and Mike Ford in the field events, and Bill Palson, Captain Bob Houghton, and Don MacKinnon in the races...
...battle between Bob Houghton and Bill Palson for the victory in the mile was a sight to see. The two men, Bob running slightly out front, led the pack all the way, stretching their lead with every yard. In the last 80 yards, Palson sprinted, and drew ahead. Although the bespectacled captain put on the pressure, last year's Freshman leader was able to hold him off to win by inches...
Mike Ford, Dick Pfister, Bob Houghton, Bill Palson, Tom White and Philzeigler are all pretty sure to get firsts and seconds for the visitors...