Word: chrisman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Chrisman, a three-year veteran of the event, finished 78the in his best time of 3:28.38. The other Crimson finishers, Marshall r. Childs '55 and James J. Pates, Jr. '55, placed 115th and 121st respectively. Richard L. Arthur of the divinity school dropped out at the 23-mile mark...
...Both Chrisman and Pates, who finished 88th and 99th last year, improved their times, but an unusually strong field kept them far down in the rankings. Pates cut 45 minutes off his time, but dropped 22 places to the 121st position. Hideo Hamamura of Japan won the race with a record-breaking...
Other motives for entering ranged from Arthur's desire "to have an American winner this year" to Chrisman's urge to keep himself physically and mentally fit. Anderson didn't really know why he entered...
...rain which fell during the first part of the race did little to retard the runners. Chrisman's urge to keep himself physically and mentally fit. Anderson didn't really know why he entered...
...rain which fell during the first part of the race did little to retard the runners. Chrisman said it made his uniform slightly uncomfortable, but Pates and Anderson felt it did them a service by cooling them down. "It rained hard enough to get wet, but not hard enough to get a drink." Childs complained after ward...