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Once a decade, Harvard's track team undertakes the curious task of defeating Yale three times in a row. The Crimson did it during the springs of 1954, 1955, and 1956, and now the trackmen are at it again...
Except for the illness of hurdler Tony Lynch, the Crimson trackmen have been steadily moving towards a peak conditions. At Dartmouth last Saturday, Harvard's runners clocked some of their best times of the season, and the team performed outstandingly in the Greater Boston meet Tuesday and Wednesday despite the adverse weather conditions...
Twelve Harvard trackmen will compete today at the Penn Relays to begin what should be a busy weekend for Bill McCurdy's team...
After competing at Philadelphia against the strongest teams in the East today, the Crimson trackmen will fly to Hanover to join their teammates in Saturday's meet against Dartmouth. There is a strong possibility, however, that Tony Lynch, Chris Pardee, and Walt Hewlett may be allowed to remain in Philadelphia Saturday to participate in their specialities...
...they prepare for their Puerto Rico trip coming in a week, the trackmen still have large gaps in their ranks. They need back-up sprinters for Andersen and Lynch, more depth in the javelin, broad jump, and the hop-skin and jump. Their early meets should be easy--they start off on April 16 against Brown--but they face an incredibly fired-up Army in the Outdoor Heps...