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Almost to a man, they ran their best races; their finish ahead of the other seven Ivy schools made them the 1966 Ivy League Champions. They avenged their early-season loss to Brown, which finished fourth. And Doug Hardin, Bob Stempson, Captain Jim Baker, and Jim Smith earned four of the twelve positions on the All-Ivy team...
Equally outstanding as Hardin's second place were Stempson's fifth place finish and Baker's tenth. Stempson passed three men on the steep hill near the four-mile mark and turned on a strong kick in the last 50 yards to register a 25:48 clocking, behind only Lawlor, Hardin, Navy's Jim Dare, and Columbia's Bennett Flax...
...Smith, Bob Stempson, and Tim McLoone have all improved consiredably since the start of the season. McLoone, a not-too-highly-regarded sophomore at the start of the season, finished sixth in the G.B.C...
...Stempson, a regular scorer for the Crimson, finished third in 23:21. Sophomore Tim McLoone, who placed second against Dartmouth and eighth against Yale and Princeton, was sixth yesterday. Senior Jim Smith took eighth and Dick Howe placed ninth. If scored on a dual meet basis Harvard would have shutout Northeastern...
...next eight finishers, six were Harvardmen. Senior Jim Smith, the only Crimson runner to race the course before yesterday, came in fifth, just two seconds out of third place. Bob Stempson took sixth, 11 seconds ahead of highly-touted Steve Bittner of Yale, who had the second-fastest time over the 4.45-mile course until yesterday...