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...next three slots went to the first Crimson runners to cross the line. Ed Sheehan placed seventh at 24:46, followed by teammates Reid Eichner at 24:52 and captain Stein Rafto at 24:54. The fourth and fifth Harvard finishers were Brian Finn, who came in at 24th at 25:53, and Thad McNulty, who finished 29th...
...series of injuries and ailments hurt Harvard even before the race began. Freshman standout Noel Scidmore has been battling a case of pneumonia since the Penn-Columbia meet. Meyer had sprained his ankle, captain Stein Rafto has been suffering leg trouble, and freshman Guy McRoskey...
Another Harvard pair quickly followed. Brian Finn, the afternoon's real success story, grabbed the fifth slot, having run the best race of his Harvard career. He was shadowed by captain Stein Rafto who finished seventh. Another Brown finisher, Steve Moore, came in eighth, interrupting the Harvard progression. But not for long, however: Dave Loftus and Guy McCroskey wrapped up the ninth and tenth slots respectively for the Crimson...
Freshman Noel Skidmore followed Eichner for Harvard with a time of 26:32. Mark Meyer came in next for the harriers trailed by captain Stein Rafto. Bill Berkely ran a strong fifth and McCurdy pointed out, "This guy's a newcomer. It's a tribute to him that he was fifth...
...Crimson seemed too worried about the showing, though. Sheehan looked strong, Meyer ran unexpectedly well, and Scidmore held his own in his first outing. (McCurdy: "He ran a helluva race.") Most important, Rafto and Eichner will lower their times drastically in the coming weeks as surely as reading period will roll around come January...