Word: wich
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Chip Ennis and Jim Wich finished fifth and seventh for Brown. But Harvard's overall depth was too great. The Crimson's sixth and seventh men. Dick Howe and John Hayburn-tenth and eleventh in the meet-beat out Brown's fifth...
Eager Jim Wich of Brown ran a cautions race to win the 880. Trey Burns controlled the pace for the first 700 yards. Then Which and Crimson sophomore Tom Callahan made their moves. Callahan wasted his by trying to get by Burns on the inside, but Wich took the outside route and dfinally got by Burns fifty yards from the finish...
Brown may bother the Crimson in a few events, but by and large the meet should be an easy early season effort. The Brownies do have potential troublemakers in Win Anakwa (sprints), Tim Fahey (broad jump and triple jump), Jim Wich (middle distance) and Chip Ennis (two mile...
Harvard harriers simply could not break up Brown's solid scoring punch. The Bruins' Chip Ennis--All Ivy last year--placed second, trailed by teammates George Bowman, John Coburn, and captain Jim Wich...
After Coburn and Ennis, Brown has a strong secondary -- a bunch that could put away the Crimson much as Providence and Northeastern did. Captain Jim Wich, a slight 115-pounder, and junior George Bowman will give Harvard's middle group a real tussle...