Word: poled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...made any irregular movements, which are regular on the MBTA, I ended up bumping into a 60-year-old woman in front of me. Each time I did so, she turned around and glared at me as if I were doing it with intent to smash her against the pole she was holding...
...rated an excellent chance to place in the Alpine, was the first of the Harvard skiers to meet with bad luck. "He was handling the slopes well in the giant slalom." coach Bill McCollom explained. "when he must have clipped the top buckle of his ski boot with his pole. The buckle came undone and Larry lost control of his skis. He took quite a spill...
...With the pole vault results still out, and Army assured of at least two points there, the Crimson needed to place second in the one-mile relay to tie the meet, if the Cadets won the relay. Or if Princeton won, Harvard had to nip the Cadets in the relay to win the meet. It didn't seem likely...
High jumper Jim Coleman could possibly place in the top three, and Skip Hare Bob Galliers, and Walter Johnson, the Crimson long jumpers, could all end up in the top five. The pole vault competition will certainly hurt Harvard, however. Harvard cannot be expected to place at all, and Army's Kevin James is defending champion...
...three other records were set by Steve Skane 14'6" in the pole vaulto. Joe Naughton 53'4" in the shot ?? and the team of John Phillips. Tim D'Acci Rick Melyain, and Bob Clayton 3:23.2 in the ?? replay. Bayiec Reid a dougtn starter because of a pulled hamstring, tied the 60-yarl dash much of ?? seconds...