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Best, David Barrett Haller '50 Cogan, John Francis, Jr. '49, Harrigan, John Eugene, Jr. '49, Holbrook, John Ginn '49, Keith, Charles Clarke, Jr. '51, Kample, George Frederick, 2d '50, Reed, Howard Shattuck '49, Spivak, Jonathan Martin '50, Thayer, Harvey Hill '50, Thorndike, John Lowell '49, Tootell, Geoffrey Howland '48 ocC, Edwards, Frederick Bulkeley, 3d '50 (Manager...
...Harvard's five entries (Yale has 19), a first place is fairly unlikely. Freshman Bill Geick (broad jump), Charlie Durakis (high hurdles), and Dick Weiskopf (100), and varsity sprinter Harvey Thayer (220) are all number three in their events on the form chart, and John Cogan, the Crimson's other varsity representative, is number four in the two mile...
...British 220, unlike the American, is run on a curve. Since the race will be run English-style here, Harvey Thayer and Yale's Hobart, Gottlieb, who will represent the Americans in the event, have been madly practicing starts on a curve...
...basis of his performance in the Yale meet, which served as a time trial for the international event. He recently pulled a muscle, however, and it was thought best to use him only in the 100, and to replace him in the longer sprint event with Thayer who had placed second behind Gottlieb in the varsity sprint at New Haven...
Those who scored for the Crimson besides Reed were: Dave Best and John Harrigan, who figured in a three-way split for first in the high jump; Jeff Tootell, who took thirds in the discus and shot; Harvey Thayer, who took a second in the 220 and a third in the quarter. Charlie Keith and John Holbrook, scored second and third place respectively in the javelin; John Thorndyke and Cogan, took seconds in the hammer and two mile respectively, and Jon Spivak and George Kumpel took thirds in the 100 and broad jump respectively...