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Four Crimson runners scored first places, and, predictably, one of the four was Aggrey Awori, a triple winner here in 1963. A 23 ft., 4 1/2 in. leap gave Awori the broad jump title for the third straight year, a Heptagonal record...
...Heps will be run in Ithaca today, and once again Harvard looks like a winner. But once again McCurdy says watch out for Navy; it could go either way. So what do you do? Pick the Crimson to win, of course, but credit the Middies with enough strength to make it just as close as it was last year...
Navy pole vaulter Mike Brown, who has cleared 16 feet, is the meet's closest thing to a sure winner. Teammate Courtland Gray, who beat Elias Gilbert, Ralph Boston, and Aggrey Awori to win the BAA high hurdles, ranks a close second among the solid favorites...
...looks even fatter for the Middies. Bill Wright has a 2:12.5 effort to his credit, more than a second faster than the winning Heptagonal time last year posted by 1964 Harvard captain Ed Meehan. If Wright can equal that time today, he's a winner...
...grass, and all the way back to sixth place. Dieringer shot into second. But the rain was blinding, and worried officials flashed the yellow caution light-no passing. Then the red light was on. After 332.5 of the scheduled 500 miles, the race was over. Lorenzen was the winner over...