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Thinclads Travel to Texas to Train

Harvard may be weakened from injuries and absences, but it retains a number of promising point scorers In field events, junior Chris Sullivan recently achieved a personal best in the high jump with a leap of 6-ft., 11-in., and Rutledge Simmons reached his longest triple jump with a distance of 45-ft., 10-in.

On the track, Tim Harte is the team's fastest miler with a personal best time of 4-min., 13-sec. Brian Cann has proven to be competitive in everything from the mile to the 5000 meters. Mayer is the team's leading sprinter, with times of 10.8 seconds in the 100 meters and 22.3 seconds in the 200 meters. Freshmen Peter Wilensky and David Son provide much-needed depth in the sprinting events. John Koenigsknecht, John Mee and Eric Rahe will run for the Crimson in the middle-distance events.

The women's team, led by Co-Captains Nancy Lutz and Katie Toner, boasts the talent of sophomore Meredith Rainey, a national qualifier in the 400 meters.

In the field events, Manda Schossberger is a leading triple jumper, and Megan Young will earn points for the women's team in the high jump.

On the track, Carol Kirton and Dorcas Mamboleo compete for the Crimson in sprinting events. Tina Lount runs the 3000 meters, and Romney Resney is a top 5000 meter runner. 1988 TRACK SCHEDULE

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April at. 9  NORTHEASTERN Sat. 16  BROWN DARTMOUTH Sat. 23  at Yale Thu. 28  at Penn Relays Sat. 30  (Pennsylvania)

May Sun. 1  at Greater Bostons (Northeastern) Sat. 7  at Heptagonals Sun. 8  (Brown) Sat. 14  at ECAC (women) Sun. 15  (George Mason) Sat. 21  at IC4A (men) Sat. 22  (Villanova)

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