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Alan Long and John Goldhon earned second and third for Adams, ahead of Truesdell. The other top ten finishers were: Gerald Brock, Quincy: Ben Lounsbury. Lowell: Tom Huntsberger, Winthrop: Rick Otness. Quincy; Ray Healey Leverett: and Herb Ross, Adams...
...keep up with a Crimson pace which produced six of the top seven places, Captain Keith Colburn, winning his first varsity cross-country race, lowered the course record by more than a minute with a time of 28:47.2. Sophomore Mike Koerner finished within eight seconds of Colburn, and Tom Spengler, who won last week's race at Cornell, came in third...
George Barker ran his best race of the year, and led until the last 100 yards of the 3.3-mile course, when Quirk burst past him in a sprinting finish. Dartmouth's Tom Shiland came in third, even though three Harvard runners-Marshall Jones, Mark Connolly, and Tom New-made strong final rushes and almost caught him. The time interval between Quirk and New was only 24 seconds...
...most crucial injury in that game was the dislocated elbow suffered by Gary Farneti, the left linebacker. But Farneti will be back in the lineup today with heavy elbow padding, as Harvard seeks a way to stop the infamous Dartmouth rushing game. Second fullback Tom Miller was also hurt three weeks ago, but is now ready for limited service...
Harvard goalie Peter Kertes, a J.V. soccer player, repeatedly snagged hard shots by Dartmouth's forwards in the second half. Joining Montgomery in the scoring column for the Crimson were Tom McGill with five goals, Leland Faust with two, and Dave Powlison with...