Word: trey
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Even if Lynch and Pardee come through with victories, the Crimson will be hard-pressed to win. Trey Burns rates the nod in the 880, and junior Wayne Anderson should sweep a mediocre field of Cadet sprinters, but Army completely dominates the weight events, and only a major upset by the likes of Jim Baker can prevent Warner from posting two wins...
...University records were set by the Crimson's two relay teams. The 440 yard relay team (Bobby Lee, Joe Smith Andy Cahners and Wayse Andersen) finished third to Navy and Army in 47.3 seconds. The mile relay team (Dave McKelvey Trey Burns Jeff Hevelle and Sam Robinson) was nipped at the time by Navy but managed a fine 141 time Robinson ran the anchor leg in a sparkling 47.3 seconds...
...Trey Burns and Bob Stempson are evenly matched in the 880 with Army's Greg Camp and Jon Nolan, and Princeton's erratic Terry O'Keeffe Jim Warner squares off against Jim Warner and Bob MacDonald of Army and Greg Williams and Buzz Lawlor of Navy in the distances Hewlett will be a top contender in the two mile if be is ready...
...Trey Burns, another Crimson sophomore, won the 880 in 1:53.4, his best time this year on the Stadium track. But Burns had to go all-out to hold off Bob Stepson's last-lap challenge...
...longer distance, Yale tapers off rather abruptly. Chuck Daniels ran a 1:55.7 half mile for Yale against St. Johns a month ago, but Crimson sophomore Trey Burns should be favored if he performs...