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...mark was 1:00.1, set by Bob Brawner of Princeton in 1950. Hawkins, who tied his own Crimson record when he won the 200-yard breast stroke here in 2:15.9 on Friday, did the 100 in 59.6 at the AAU meet last year...
Hawkins swam the 220-yard free style in 2:09.6 upset the visitors' Bill Yorzyk, National AAU and collegiate champion who holds the record in this event, and crack the old Crimson mark of 2:10.3 not by S. G. Hutter, Jr. '38 at Cambridge in March...
Best possibility of all is Dave Hawkins, Captain of last year's Yardling squad. the Australian is strong in free style sprints and, judging by his pool records and National AAU championships, should swim through all competition in the butterfly and regular breast stroke...
Ulen's squad shows good depth, and depth will be needed in tonight's opener against Springfield. The visitors will bring four aquatic standouts to the Blockhouse, Bill Yorzyk, a National AAU and Collegiate champion, holds the record for the 220-yard race and swims the 440 in a time, Ulen said. "far beyond anything we can do." And his teammate. Bruce Hutchinson, has a strong penchant for placing second to him in both events...
...represented Australia in the 1952 Olympian where he placed 10th in the 200-meter breaststroke. He is also National AAU 100-yard and outdoor 200-meter butterfly breaststroke champion...