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Army coach Carl Crowell may hold Straub out of the mile and put him in the two-mile, with a chance to defend his 1963 Heps championship and avenge a December defeat at the hands of the Crimson's Walt Hewlett. If so, that one also will be a rip-snorter. Hewlett outlasted Princeton ace Kelly Somers and Yale's Jeff Sidney on the second half of his double win last week, so he should be alone with Straub and possibly Cornell's Jim Byard at the finish today if Straub chooses this distance...
...Crimson; there was Morris, there was Terry Robinson, who fought back after losing the third and fourth games to beat Princeton's captain Toby Symington, 15-7, 15-9, 17-12, 15-2, 15-10. There was Dinny Adams, a noised sophomore who mopped up Princeton's Walt Smedley...
Record-breaking performances came from Walt Hewlett and captain Ed Meehan. Hewlett smashed the old mark in the two-mile run by almost 25 seconds with a time of 9:18.1 and Meehan eclipsed the record in the 1000-yard run with a 2:16.9. Sophomore Tony Lynch squeezed past teammate Aggrey Awori in the 45-yard high hurdles to tie the old mark of 5.8 seconds...
Captain Toby Symington, who played number two last year, will be at number three today, with sophomore John Frazier behind him. Another soph, Bert Gay, fills the number five position, with tennis star Keith Jennings at number six, followed by Cuffy Train, Walt Smedley, and Jim Lemons...
Sophomore Walt Hewlett, returning to action after a week's layoff, appears to be the class of the two-mile field...