Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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FRONT ROW: C. Stock, J. Merrick, R. Burhousc, J. Moschella, D. Ghidiu., BACK ROW: .l. Paul, li. Maxwell. C. Parmalev, .l. Schaefer, N. l'crrins, C. Wheat, Coach Coniam. Coach Coniam keeps close watch on his runners' paces. Cross Country 1963 Although competition was strong this year, the Hartwick College Harriers have shown themselves to he a much better team than in previous years. The Harriers finished the season with a record. In the Lemoyne invitational they placed fifth out of four- teen, and drew a seventh spot in the State Meet, held in Buffalo at Canisius College. Addition of another trip up around the top of Oyaron Hill, has lengthened the course to four and a half miles. Practice before breakfast for th'e first ten days of the season as well as the usual afternoon practice helped to get the Harriers in shape for the rough schedule they faced. Losing their three meets hy only five points twice and seven points once, the Harriers proved that they were a tough team to heat.