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Princeton has Captain Al Vande Weghe, undoubtedly the second best dorsal ace in the country, but its depth in free-style events is only skin-deep. Ned Parke leads the free-style delegation and is capable of brilliant performances in the 100, 220, and 440. Sullivan and Boozan can both do a creditable century, as can Vande Weghe when he turns over on his belly. The Tiger captain is also a good 220 man when the occasion demands...
...especially as in the free style events, should rate as a slight favorite at this date. Few of the races are predictable with any degree of certainty, and if the meet goes to the final relay, it will be a thriller. Princeton could probably muster up a foursome of Boozan, Sullivan, Vande Weghe, and Parke, who would make things tough for any Crimson quarter...
Bernard Griffin looks like the best of the Sophomores in the sprint events and he will be aided by Charles Boozan, Jim Green, Art McClure, all veterans, and Tom Sullivan, last year's Freshman captain...