1. Pennsylvania 57.5; 2. Cornell 47; 3. Army 40; 4. Princeton 32:5; 5. Harvard 30; 6. Dartmouth 25; 7. Navy 24; 8. Brown 20; 9. Yale 7; 10. Columbia 5. recovered from tripling at the GBCs.

"I was tired going onto the Yale meet. "But I just wanted to win this race, and no one was going to beat me," Murphy said.

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Thad McNulty followed Murphy's example, edging out Princeton in the 1000-meter run giving Harvard back-to-back firsts.

"I just had jets in my legs," McNulty said yesterday.

The 800-meter dash followed with Harvard's John Chafee nabbing a fourth spot in a very tight race.

Five events later, Harvard racked up some more points as Peter Fitzsimmons and Mark Meyer finished third and fifth, respectively, in the 3000-meter run.

Captain Geoff Stiles boosted Harvard's final total to 28 by soaring past all contenders in the pole vault. Despite a pulled hamstring, Stiles cleared 16 ft. before calling it quits.

DOWN THE STRETCH: There must be some strength-giving element in the cool mountain air of New Hampshire. Dartmouth's Ed Kania established a new heptagonal record in the 35-lb. weight throw at 70-ft., 5-in. while his teammates, Ken Jansson and Shaun O'Keefe, placed second and third, respectively, in that event