Word: relayers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...mile Relay-first, Dartmouth; second, Cornell; third, Harvard...
This leaves Cornell with almost a sure win in the mile, and a win in the dash. Unless they break through in the mile, relay over the strong Dartmouth team, they will have to rely on second, third, and fourth places for the rest of their points...
Yale's sole chance for a first place will come in the two-mile run, where Woodland is a strong contender. The runners from the snowy hills of Hanover should get a first spot in the mile relay while Geniawicz is almost a sure shot in the shotput. This aren't in the entally, is one of the two where Harvard stands a good chance of being shut out; the other being the two-mile...
Other events of the evening besides those which count for the title are the Freshman relay race, the Freshman dash, and the Exeter-Andover relay...
...mile relay, however, it is the Cornell runners who are picked to flash across the line before the Crimson quartet composed of John Dorman, running anchor, Frank Leary, a member of the Freshman team last year, Dick Brayton, who is shaping up very well this year, and Charlie Cretzmeyer...