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Harriers Triumph in GBC's; Capt. Koerner Finishes Second
The Harvard Cross Country team won the Greater Boston Championships at Franklin Park yesterday for the eighth year in a
Harriers 26-29 Over Big Green
In the fastest race Hanover has seen for a long time, the Harvard cross country team hit the comeback trail
Harriers Come Back in Style: Defeat Providence and UMass
The Harvard cross country team came back yesterday and soundly defeated the University of Massachusetts and Providence College at Franklin
Harriers Hoping for Comeback Face Providence U-Mass.
"We're on the comeback trail. We're gonna kick the hell out of U-Mass and Providence," head cross country coach Bill
18 Are Detained at Ft. Devens For Pentagon Papers Giveaway
FT. DEVENS--Eighteen people were detained and then released here yesterday morning after distributing an estimated 200 copies of the Pentagon
Twelve Crimson Trackmen Competing in IC4A Meet
Twelve members of the Harvard track team will compete today and tomorrow in the IC4A meet at Franklin Field in
Philfy Follies Supercop
FRANK RIZZO describes himself as "a tough cop." That's putting it mildly. When he led a dragnet of police officers
Falling Off the Edge Track City
Even the Holiday Inn in Philadelphia had something track-like about it. This came in part because the place was loaded
Bud Wilson Elected Track Captain
Bud Wilson is the track team's new captain. A junior from Pacific Palisades. California, he was elected by his teammates
Penn Wins Heptagonals; Crimson Takes Fourth
(Special to the CRIMSON) PHILADELPHIA-The well-oiled University of Pennsylvania sports machine rolled to a resounding victory at Franklin Field here
Crimson Cindermen Glide Past Surprisingly Strong Eli Squad
The Harvard track team defeated a surprisingly strong Yale squad, 84-69, Saturday in New Haven as both teams braved a
Tracksters Favored at Yale
Harvard is a heavy favorite over Yale in tomorrow's track meet in New Haven. The meeting is a very important
Track Team Wins Greater Bostons
The Harvard track team made it four in a row yesterday with a victory in the Greater Boston Championships at
Poloists Win New England Cup; Defeat MIT and Northeastern
Steve Renard, outgoing captain of the water polo team, and his wife had a baby a week ago. On Saturday,
Ten People Picket Sacks; Charge Race Discrimination
Ten people picketed the Saks Fifth Avenue University Shop at 73 Mt. Auburn St. yesterday to protest alleged racial discrimination
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