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...other field events. Harvard co-captain Gus Udo won the triple jump, while Shawn Hill took second. The Crimson also took first and third in the high jump and second in the weight throw Unfortunately, Northeastern's sweeps in the Shot Put and the Pole Vault more than negated the Crimson's gains...
Although Co-Captain Gus Udo led a sweep of the triple jump and AI Quintero took first while setting a new personal record in the weight throw, the rest of the field events were almost all Army's. The points they garnered on the field were too much for the Crimson to overcome when the running events began, and an Army sweep of the 1500 certainly did not help Harvard's cause...
...Army, Musca, 15.04m, 2. Army, Phodse, 3. Army, Plggot; Weight Throw--1. H, Quintero, 17.84m, 2. Army, New some, 3. H, Schuler; High Jump--1. H, Henry, 6 it. 8 in., 2. Army, Champion 3. H, Boyd; Long Jump--1. Army, Kulick 7.1m, 2. H, Udo, 3. Army, Teller; Triple Jump--1. H, Udo, 14.50m, 2. H, Halt, 3. H, Henry; Pole Vault 1. Army, Hawley 15 ft. 6 in 2. Army, Williams, 3.H, Burtile 1500m--1. Army, C. Williams 2. Army, Mozina 3. Army, P. Wilsons; High Hurdice 1. H, EzejiOhoye 3. H, Herbertch...
...Okoye's 75 in the 55-meter hurdles earned him first place, and teammate Jim Herberich finished right behind him for second. Freshman Doug Boyd and junior Mark Henry both cleared 6-ft., 8-in to take the first two places in the high jump, while Co-Captain Gus Udo, Jimmy Johnson, and Shown Hall dominated the other jumping events...
Other Crimson winners were freshman Doug Boyd in the high jump, his classmate Rudulf Buntie in the pole value, Vincent Ho in the 55-meter dach, Captain Gus Udo in the triple jump, Ezegi-Okoye in the high hurdles and Tom Schuler in the shot...