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...Lundell '27, winner of the 220-yard dash in the Princeton meet last spring, F. P. Kane '26, quarter miler and hurdler, J. H. Broome '26, broad jumper and quarter miler, H. A. Secrist '27, broad jumper, Lee Combs, pole vaulter, S. D. Jones '27, high jumper, and J. M. Potter '26 will add strength to the Crimson track hopes...
...yards dashes, the Crimson and the Yale Freshmen are fairly evenly matched. Were Secrist in top form the same might be said of the 440-yards event, but a recent leg injury left him with a slight limp. Haggerty looks like a winner in the half and mile events. The hurdles should go to Yale. The shotput is the strongest Crimson event, with Miller, Kilgour, and Lundell competing for the Freshmen...
...first string high jumpers, and Greenidge, who holds the University record for the javelin throw. Both these men have been out for the past ten days with muscle injuries, and are still being rested for the Yale meet a week from Saturday. The Freshman squad has but one casualty, Secrist, the star quarter miler, who will be left behind with a bad knee injury...
...minute 57 seconds recently, he very nearly equalled the intercollegiate mark Against him in the mile run Harvard has entered Haggerty, captain of the 1927 relay team, who beat the inter-scholastic 1000-yard champion at Huntington this winter, and MacMakin, who should push him to the utmost. Secrist will be a strong rival in the 440-yards dash. To win the half mile O'Neil will have to beat Jacobs, who got second against Andover, and Haggerty...
...yard run H. A. Secrist '27 won first place with a time of 54 seconds, and J. S. Malick '27 third in the mile run F. C. Haggerty '27 took the lead at the third lap and held it to the end, winning the race by 10 yards in 4 minutes 39 4-5 seconds. First honors in the high jump were divided between D. A. Moyer '27 and Franklin Hollis '27 at 5 feet 4 inches. The fourth first place to be earned by Harvard was won by R.L. Kilgeur Jr. '27 with a throw of 140 feet...