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...longer distances, depth was again the key. In the 1500, junior Eric Schuler and freshman Cliff Sheehan finished one-two Schuler. Sheehan and Northeastern's Jeff Childs broke away from the pack at the start of the race and the trio continued to fight for the lead as they started...
Schuler moved to the front at the sound of the gun, and Sheehan made his move as he came around the last bend. The freshman middle distance specialist passed Childs and caught up to Schuler. The Crimson pair matched each other stride for stride in the last 25 yards to finish in a dead heat...
800m--1. Brad Bunney (H) 1:51.0; 2. MacKinnon (N) 1:52.3; 3. Bob Higgins (H) 1:53.1. 1500m--1 Cliff Sheehan (H) 3:50.8; 2. Eric Schuler (H) 3:50.9. 3. Childs (N) 3:51.8. 0000m steeplechase--1 Fowler (N) 9:15.5; 2. Andy Regan (H) 9:21.0; 3. Bruce Weber (H) 9:30.1. 5000m--1. Harrison (N) 14:41.5; 2. Eric Schuler (H) 14:54.7; 3. Duquette (N) 15:10.8. 1600m relay--1. HARVARD 3:21 6 (Burney 49.5. Hudson 51.3. Midlo 49.8. Jones 50.9); 2. Northeastern...
...Crimson runner won a race, several turned in strong second-place finishes. Junior Eric Schuler, who has been on tear all spring. finished less than half a second behind Dartmouth's Shawn O'Neal to take second place in the 1500 with a time of 3:47.60. Freshman Cliffe Sheehan was breathing right down Schuler's back at the finish and came in third at a 3:48.20 clip...
...began with all eight runners clustered in a pack, but after five or six laps turned into a four-man race between O'Neal, defending champ Brat Rowe. Sheehan, and Schuler. O'Neal and Rowe battled each other for the lead, but coming around the last turn Row elbowed O'Neal and was disqualified. Neither Sheeham nor Schuler could catch the due and the Crimson pair finished two steps behind...