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Tag Archives: Cross Country
Dennis Trujillo – Curt Alitz
October 19, 2013 – 12:21 pm
Jerry Garwick
December 28, 2009 – 3:31 pm

Jerry Gave four years to Cross Country and Track – Earning Class Numerals Plebe Year and Army A’s in Yearling, Cow and Firstie Years.
Cross Country
January 20, 2009 – 6:10 pm
John Jones – Team Captain

Ron Zinn

Fred Laroque

Ron Zinn

Fred Laroque

John Jones

John Jones
October 17, 2007 – 1:05 pm
62 Cross Country Team Captain
6 Army A’s in Cross Country and Track

John Jones

Cross Country Men
September 22, 2007 – 5:53 pm
Ron Zinn Class of 62 — Member of two US Olympic teams
How could the remarkable Ron Zinn not be included in the Army track and field media guide? He was a member of two US Olympic teams and I remember well watching the beginning of one of his Olympic races on television (black and white). He was in the lead as the walkers left the stadium.


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Richard Shea
September 22, 2007 – 1:12 am

Dick Shea breaks the tape in his second successive two-mile championship, Penn Relays, 1951.

Dick Shea ’52, captain of Army’s track team, breaks the tape in his third successive two-mile run championship, in the 1952 Penn Relays, Friday, 25 April 1952. Note the muddy track and a victory in difficult weather conditions. (Photo courtesy of the Penn Relays Director).

Dick Shea and runner-up Smith of Penn State, after Dick’s third successive championship two-mile run, Friday, 25 April 1952. (Photo courtesy of the Penn Relays’ Director.).







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