Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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no award for team supremacy. Foremost per- formance in this event was turned in by |im Cavanaugh, just then rounding into shape, who took the mile run in a new Army field house record of 4:24.2. Another West Point standard which fell to Manhattan that day came in the 240-vard shuttle relay where a foursome of Tom Byrnes, Bill Drew, Dan Sullivan and Phil Einsmann registered a 0:31.0 clocking. Other medal winners were Ed Dunne fourth in the 60; Bob McGee third in the two mile run; a second for the 36()0-yard relay, a third in the 2400-yard relay and a fourth in the mile batt)n passing event. The same night of the West Point Relays, a handful of Jaspers competed in the Boston Knights of Columbus meet in the Beantown Garden and acquitted themselves well. Cian- ciabella took third in the 50, captain Quigley a second in the 600 and the two mile relay, which was not to lose again the rest of the Dejii Noll V s 251

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season, was nipped for top honors by Ford- ham in that e ' ent. On January 3 1st the Ciarden track season got under way with the Millrose fixture with the two mile quartet of John Moran, Jim Cavanaugh, Tom Comerford, Phil O ' Con- nell, far outdistancing its many rivals to tri- umph in the excellent time of 7:47.4. A fourth for Quigley in the 600 and a second by the mile relay rounded out Manhattan ' s phices in the Millrose. The scene switched back to Boston the following week and the results were a little better for Manhattan than in the previous visit. C:ianci.ibella fell tt) fourth in the 0 but both the two mile and one mile relay combinations recorded neat victories. In the former, Rienzo subbed for O ' Connell, who was sick, while Bob Burke, Dan Sullivan, Dean Noll and Quigley made up the one mile team. However, as good as the performances McNeil, Mealy and Enright 2=iT