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...Such hopes are certainly justified. Since then the Crimson has steadily improved in the middle of its ladder, and no one has been able to beat Spengler...
...Spengler Bothered By Injury
Penn has to be favored. Five weeks ago on the same course, the Quakers crushed the confident Crimson by taking places two through six behind Harvard's Tom Spengler. The Crimson went out fast that day, but died in the middle of the race, and the Quakers left their opponents far behind...
Whatever Harvard's chances to win are, they will be minimal if a slight injury to Spengler flares up during the race. Monday he reinjured the hip which forced him to miss the end of the 1969 season, and he has taken the week off. "It's just about on the verge of tearing," teammate Bob Seals said yesterday. It appears that it will not hinder him today, but no one is sure...
...While Spengler is expected to battle Penn's Karl Thornton and Cornell's Jon Anderson for the lead, Harvard's success will probably be determined by the running of its next three-Seals, John Quirk, and Mark Connolly. They are the ones most responsible for the Crimson's recent improvement...