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Eichner and Murphy had a moving conference and enacted plan B. Eichner took off just prior to the second mile mark, trying to work on Hampton. Meanwhile, Murphy stayed behind to organize a pack. Murphy succeeded, but only temporarily Just after two miles Thad McNulty, Noel Scidmore, Buck Logan, Peter Johnson and Adam Dixon were all running in a clump along with Murphy. By four miles Dixon dropped back, the Harvard crowd had spread out, and Tatananni had moved into fourth place...
...Eichner (H) 30:11; 2. Murphy (H) 30:37; 3. Hampton (D) 30:56; 4. Tatananni (D) 30:57; 5. Scidmore (H) 31:03; 6. Logan (H) 31:06; 7. Stauffer (D) 31:10; 8. Johnson (H) 31:26; 9. Carley (D) 31:32; 10. Gaudioso...
...Bickford (NU) 29:19; 2. R. Eichner (H) 29:52; 3. J. Murphy (H) 20:00; 4. J. Wilson (BU) 30L15; 5. M. Kimball (BU) 30:37; 6. E. Richard (NU) 30:40; 7. T. Drost (BU) 30:42; 8. J. Hogan (BC) 30:46; 9. B. Logan (H) 30:47; 10. T. Datri (BC) 30:49; 11. T. Bullines (BU) 30:53; 12. N. Scidmore (H( -?:57; 13. J. Lowton (Br) 31:01; 14. J. Kelly (BU) 31:02; 15. J. Doane (NU) 31:08; 16. G. Patriaca (Br) 31:09; 17. R. Garland...
John Murphy came home not far behind, capturing third place, while teammates Buck Logan, Noel Scidmore, and Eric Schuler rounded out the Crimson scoring finishing ninth, 12th and 19th, respectively...
...first mile split--about 4:40 for the Crimson leaders--Eichner, Murphy, and Logan were running even with the top three BU competitors. Before reaching the second mile the lead changed hands several times, see-sawing back and forth...