Re: Peter Snell
Typo. Obviously it was the 4 X 880 Relay.Tom Murphy and Jack Yerman ran the other two legs.
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Guest repliedRe: Peter Snell
Wrong runner! I led off and Jerry Siebert anchored the 2 x 880 relay in England after the 1960 Olympics.
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So we can assume the brother is Tom Dooley. I should pay attention to those PBS pledge drives more often.
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I finally had an excuse to register as no one else has answered Gary Hill's HSers vs Peter Snell question:
Norm Trerise
Usually, the trivia answerers are too fast for me.
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Canadian Ducks include Harry Jerome, Art Boileau, Peter Spir (a miler no less).
What about Bruce Mortenson? But he was from Minnesota I believe.
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>Steve's computer must have crashed again!
Hey, I actually Have A Life away from this board you know ! ( work, Christmas shopping, etc.) And I did post my interesting story about a chance meeting with Peter Snell on another thread about 5 days ago.
So yes I am alive and living in Indianapolis !
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Guest repliedRe: Peter Snell
Pierre Trudeau.
Nanook of the North.
Gordon Lightfoot.
Peter Jennings.
I'm stumped.
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Steve's computer must have crashed again!
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Hey, back to my question.... again! Nobody can come up with who the first high schooler was to beat Snell in '65?
Hints you already have: he went on to become Roscoe Divine's teammate at Oregon, and the Kingston Trio knew his brother.
Here's another: he's Canadian.
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I picked up a copy of the book on eBay (signed copy) for $31
and as for senior runners, Snell is completing a book on maintaining fitness through advancing age.
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Hmmmmm, might that be me?
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