Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...After a winter of dazzling success in alien waters. Radcliffe swimmers kept the competitive spirit alight in the annual interhouse Championship Swim Meet...
...both hurdle races. The slendor junior took his speciality, the 440 hurdles, in 54.9 and came back to win the highs for the first time since freshman year. His lead-off leg in the winning mile relay gave him 11 1/2 points for the day, more than his entire winter season total...
Frank Haggerty seems the best bet to succeed Lynch as number one hurdler. He finished second to Lynch in the Heps intermediates last year, and has improved in the highs this winter. Andy Cahners will back up Haggerty in both hurdle races...
...question to be answered is whether Harvard will be able to make up for the loss of last year's stars, Tony Lynch and Chris Pardee. This winter the Crimson showed weaknesses in the hurdles and jumping events. If that keeps up, it could make the team even more vulnerable to Army in the Heptagonals and a dual meet late in the season...
John Newman did a good job of filling Pardee's shoes in the high jump this winter, but his 6 ft. 4 in. is not Pardee's 7 ft. and won't place him among the East's best high jumpers. The Crimson's only healthy broad jumper of note is Tim Hatfield. But he will have to improve on his indoor efforts -- all under 22 feet -- to approach Pardee's accomplishments. Godwin Nwokoye is the leading triple jumper...