Word: howe
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...Baker's ankle injury crippled Harvard. Baker could barely bend his ankle but still finished 11th, about two minutes behind Hardin. Sophomore Bruce Jones and junior Bill Stempson rounded out the scoring five for the Crimson. Dick Howe -- who pulled up with a severe stomach cramp Friday -- fell back in the second half of yesterday's race and finished a disappointing 13th...
Providence's third straight victory over Harvard was easier than usual because three of the Crimson's top six runners--Bob Stempson, Dick Howe, and captain Jim Baker--were hampered by injuries...
Baker reported to trainning camp with a sprained ankle, and yesterday ran gamely, but limply. Stempson infected his toe the day before the meet and couldn't compete. On top of that, Dick Howe, who was figured to be in the top three for Harvard, came up with a stitch in his side halfway through the race and finished on guts alone...
With a healthy Baker, Stempson, and Howe to go along with Smith and sensational sophomores Hardin and Jones, Harvard's cross-country team could go a long way. Last year, Providence administered the Crimson's lone dual-meet defeat, and this will probably be the pattern this year, if Harvard can muster its harriers past potentially dangerous Northeastern this Wednesday...
...speech was clearly aimed at recruiting volunteers for his campaign. Volunteer cards were passed out at the door. But the entire program, including the talks by Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of law, Gerald Holton, professor of physics, and Carl Oglesby, president of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), took so long -- more than two hours -- that most of the audience seemed tired at its end. Almost everybody left after Adams' speech was finished; only a handful remained to question the candidate personally