Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...fall and winter have also revealed some basic weaknesses of the Project and raised questions about future plans. The problems fall into two catagories...
Bill McCurdy has the coach's habit of crying "Wolf!" before the big ones. So last winter, when he said his unbeaten runners would be fighting for their skins against Navy in the Heptagonals, everyone figured it was so much baloney. It wasn't. The Crimson just squeezed by the Middies...
Navy is unquestionably more than McCurdy's straw man. Of the thirteen events on the Heptagonal program, the Middies have bettered Harvard's top performances this winter in seven and equaled the Crimson's best in an eighth. And Harvard is a team that prides itself on balance...
...then there's Walt Hewlett. A sore foot and a bad cold kept Walt out of almost half the Crimson's winter competition, but apparently he's ready to go today. Last year, as the solid favorite, he ran with a slight cold and plodded around the Cornell gymnasium like a man on a treadmill. Almost lapped by a runner he had beaten easily the week before, he looked miserable...
...Boston in biochemistry, Ter-Ovanesyan in physiology), and both are world record holders. Boston owns the outdoor mark of 27 ft. 4¼ in.; Ter-Ovanesyan holds the indoor record of 26 ft. 10 in. Out doors, Boston has beaten Ter-Ovanesyan five straight times, but going into this winter, the Russian had the edge indoors...