Word: ratyna
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Dates: during 1951-1951
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...Ratyna was another fast man in the short distances, but a pulled muscle prevents him from running the dashes now. McCurdy has out him in the 440 for a while, where the strain on his leg will be eased...
...Yardlings piled up most of their points in the field and middle distance events. They also won the mile and two-mile relays. Joe Kelley of B.U. was the meet's only double winner, taking the mile and two-mile events. Captain Paul Sheats and Joe Ratyna won the 600 and 300-yard runs, respectively, and Sheats also anchored the mile relay team which won in 3:40.2 Brain Reynolds of Harvard won the high jump at 5 feet, 11 inches, three inches better than his nearest competitor...
...sprinters are another strong point. Pete Terry, Joe Ratyna, and Pete Dow have been responsible for most of the sprinting points so far, with Dick Johnson running consistently and improving at the same rate. Dow, Ratyna, and Terry also handle the broad jumping effectively. Terry having leapt 22 feet in high school...
...same varsity mile and two-mile relay quartets of recent competitions will be teamed, while Pete Dow replaces Joe Ratyna (bad tendon) in the freshman mile relay...
...other Harvard win came on the 3:31.9 time of freshmen relayers Joe Ratyna, Bill Lowder, Phil Meyers, and Paul Sheats. The Yardlings ran away from Brown, M.I.T., Tufts, and Boston College, in that order of finish. Hurdler Charlie Durakis won his first heat, qualified in the semi-finals, and dropped the final to the big names of Harrison Dillard, Jim Gehrdes, and McCreary...