On This Day In History | 1964

New York Times article from 11/15/64

The 1964 Blue and White | Ogden (front row, 3rd from left) & Randall (front row, 2nd from right)

Peter Randall, Glenn Ogden and the boys cross country team continued their remarkable season by running away with the Ivy League Championship, their 10th title in a row and 14th in program history.  On an unseasonably warm day Randall won individual honors for the 3rd consecutive time, becoming the Brook’s only 3-time individual Ivy League Champion.  In doing so he lowered Van Cortlandt Park’s 2.5 mile course record for the 3rd time that season, coming across in 12:36.5.  Stony Brook’s Bernard Mumo set a fast early pace and midway through the race Randall took over and never relinquished the lead.

Individual Results

1. Peter Randall | Stony Brook | 12:36.5
2. Glenn Ogden | Stony Brook | 12:44
3. Bernard Mumo | Stony Brook | 14:09
4. Phil Haines | Stony Brook | 14:13
5. Tom Gregory | Stony Brook | 14:24
6. Mike Dwyer | Horace Mann | 14:29
7. Peter Brest | Riverdale | 14:37
8. Len Schoele | Riverdale | 14:40
9. Bob Gladstone | Hackley | 15:03
10. Ron Martin | Stony Brook | 15:12

Team Results

1. Stony Brook | 15
2. Horace Mann | 89
3. Hackley | 91
4. Riverdale | 94
5. Poly Prep | 101
6. St. Paul’s | 110

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