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...yard high hurdles, beating out all but Ed Dugger of Tufts and Todd of Virginia. Roger Shafer, who ran in the same event, did not fare so well, and came to grief in the semi-finals, where he tripped on the second hurdle. Also in the semi-finals was Doug Pirnie, who fought unsuccessfully for the 60 yard dash crown...
...Doug Pirnie is alone in the 60 yard dash and will meet with the heaviest competition of all the Mikkolamen. Today he will come up against Owen and Rothschild of Yale, both of whom he has beaten, and some considerably heavier opposition in the form of Garland of Manhattan and Heinbockel of Dartmouth. According to Neufeld, he is not the consistent performer that Donahue is, and must be in top shape to capture a place in the big-time...
Tomorrow's meet will feature Donahue in the high hurdles, miler Fred Phinney, and John Bunker in the high jump. Dick Pfister will put the shot, and Doug Pirnie and Roger Schafer are to run in the 60 and 300 yard dashes. Mitchell Ford and Bob Partlow in the pole vault and broad jump have also shown well in early meets and should probably add much to the Crimson team...
...Burns and Pete Sax fall within the 175-pound bracket. Dug has wrestled in every meet so far, and has lost his bout in only one. Heavyweights Howle Gleason, Doug DeCoster, Dave Vaughan, Bob Burns, and John Corrigan are the present rivals for the top group. Glesson and DeCoster have wrestled in two meets apiece, while 175-pound Pete Sax has fought one scrap for the heavies...
Sophomore Doug Pirnie was victorious in the 60-yard dash, defeating Yale's Rothschild and Owen in 6.3 seconds. But Yale took all three places in the one and two mile runs, and won both the one and two mile relays...