Green Jottings

Dartmouth track captain Doug Brew won the 880-yard invitational run at the Boston A.A. meet and on the basis of this was invited to participate in the 880-yard run at the Millrose Games in New York. Brew finished fifth in this race which saw Arnie Sowell of Pitt edge out Olympic Champion Tom Courtney in a new world's record time of 1:50.3. Brew's time of i:53-4 was just one-tenth of a second off his Dartmouth record in the 880.

Jim Parkes '57 of Rumson, N. J., won the "Manners Makyth Man" award presented to that member of the football team "who best conducts himself to the advantage of the team and the College" and displays qualities of leadership and sportsmanship. The award was established by the late Charles G. Milham 'O6. Parkes, a reserve guard, was captain of the Dartmouth J-V football team this past fall and has been on the varsity for three seasons.

The sport of boxing, being revived this winter by Corey Ford at his home gymnasium, has already paid dividends. Senior Herb Wahl, a member of the Boxing Club, won the New Hampshire light-heavyweight Golden Gloves crown with a T.K.O. win over Bob Flynn of Greenfield, N. H. Another club member, Steve Ducker 58, won his first bout but did not continue in the Golden Gloves competition because of exams. The Boxing Club has several informal matches with other college clubs scheduled this winter and hopes to expand activities next year.