Word: spenglerism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...yard run, Walter Johnson bested Yeager by 8 seconds. Johnson was timed at 14.7. In the Harvard sweep of the mile run, John Quirk edged Tom Spengler with Tom New taking third place. Quirk was timed at 4:15.5, Spengler at 4:15.7. McCurdy said he was particularly pleased with Spengler's recovery from a knee injury...
McCurdy's clover came in the form of the mile run, which was the next event. Jon Enscoe, John Quirk and Tom Spengler took the lead from the start and held it all the way through. Enscoe edged Quirk at the line. Both were timed at 4:25.9. Spengler, who was suffering from a knee injury, finished right behind...
Harvard will be hindered in its efforts by injuries. "One of these is the condition of [Tom] Spengler's cranky knee," McCurdy said. "He is under treatment by Dr. Bart Quigley but the trouble is it's been so long since he's been able to train hard that he's beginning to demonstrate the stride Quigley uses rushing onto the football field in errands of medical mercy...
McCurdy said that he's depending on John Quirk to take over for Spengler in the mile. Quirk, who looked good in the southern training trip, lost to Princeton's John Yunck during the indoor season...
McCurdy said he was also concerned about Dewey Hickman who was bothered by a leg injury and Tom Spengler who suffered a knee injury. Stowell said that these injuries, coupled with the absence of a number of other Crimson runners, accounted for the disappointing performance...