Word: winterers
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With almost a half-million skiers on New England slopes last winter, it is clear that skiing must now be classified as a mass sport. While the 1960 Olympics at Squaw Valley established America's ski terrain as equal to Europe's best, the 1964 games proved that American skiers were on a par with the crack Europeans. Olympic publicity in 1960 boomed interest in the sport the following winter, and there is every reason to expect the coming season to benefit in the same...
Lost from last winter's undefeated, Heptagonal champion team are broad jumper Chris Ohiri and distance runner Ed Meehan, two of the squad's most consistent scorers. But among this year's sophomore additions are Sam Robinson, holder of the freshman 440 record (0:48.8), Wayne Anderson, co-holder of the freshman 100 mark (0:09.9), and Charlie Njoku, who has high jumped...
...mile relay team will probably include Chiappa, Ogden, Smith, and Chuck Redman. Bill Crain, part of the Crimson foursome last winter and cross-country captain this fall, has decided not to compete...
Captain Art Croasdale heads a group of field performers who may even outdo their running teammates. Croasdale is probably the league's best in the 35-lb. weight throw and may break the 60-ft. mark this winter. John Bakkensen demonstrated with a 53 ft., 11 in. practice throw last week, that he also plans to give the opposition a bit of trouble...
...high jump is probably the Crimson's strongest event. Chris Pardee won the indoor IC4A title with a jump of 6 ft., 9 in. last winter. Chris did 6 ft., 10 in. this summer and lest anyone fear he has lost his touch this fall, the lanky junior cleared 6 ft., 6 in. on his first try of the season last month...