Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...that the Island is a freshman magazine; only three freshman have appeared in the publication so far. But Robert Shaw and John Plotz, both '69, were evidently no sooner settled in Wigglesworth than the project began to take shape; they have produced three mimeographed issues since mid-winter, publishing some of the best writers in Cambridge...
...unusually fast day over the Princeton track, but it's possible that Lynch could come through with a repeat performance, or even better one of his times today. The reason is a Dartmouth sophomore named Gordon Rule, who beat him in the indoor dual meet at Hanover this winter. Rule should press the Crimson captain over the high hurdles, though there aren't many runners anywhere capable of keeping up with Lynch at a quarter of a mile. Rule, however, will be the toughest competition Lynch faces until he comes up against B.U.'s Dave Hemery in the Greater Boston...
Dartmouth's other sophomore prodigy is a pole vaulter named Harris Wagenseil, who raised the Green record to 14 ft., 6 1\4 in. this winter. Wagenseil is erratic, through: the Crimson's Steve Schoonover beat him at the indoor Heps, and Schoonover or Dave Bell might do so again today...
...best news all spring for Coach Bill McCurdy has been the development of sophomore weight man Ron Wilson, who has won six events in two meets so far. Last winter Wilson began as a mediocre weight thrower, but by the end of the season his tosses were eminently respectable...
...squad whose mile relay team broke 3:18 last week--the Crimson has been displaying weakness in the middle distances this spring. Jim Baker, who has beaten Princeton's Al Andreini several times indoors, lost to him last week, and sophomore Trey Burns, who ran sensationally during the winter has dropped out of sight for two weeks in the half mile. But the weakness is probably temporary: Baker's loss seems to have been caused by a good race by Andreini--not a bad race by Baker--and junior Jim Smith has looked sharp in the half-mile...