Word: bus
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Parke but this time the cards are stacked a bit in favor of the Crimson leader. Parke, presumably, has not yet regained his 1940 form, while Powers has been cracking off a series of spectacular 220s and 100s; and he has not yet been wide open in the 220. Bus Curwen will also be gunning for the Nassau captain, and Lonnie Stowell will swim with Powers in the century...
...last year, is back in the traces this year with his eye on a sent in the Varsity boat. Ted Lyman, on the Combination eight last year, has made great strides over the winter and is expected to give a real battle for one of the starting slides. Bus Curwen, now a mainstay on the swimming team, will be after the stroke seat, but since he is still working for Hal Ulen and not Bolles, it is difficult to tell what his progress in that direction...
Gordon Wiley took the 50 as expected in 24 flat, ahead of Ted McNitt and Lonnie Stowell. The 220, the 100, and the 440, however, were all one-two Crimson sweeps, with Captain Frannie Powers Art Bosworth, Bus Curwen, Frank Gorman and Stowell in the winning roles. Midshipman Jim Conger was expected to be troublesome in the distances so Gorman's victory over him for second in the quarter was something of a surprise. Curwen, of course, was an easy winner...
...result of a plea made yesterday by Michael Millen '44, Roy Atherton '44, and Tom Hall '44, a group of nine Yardlings left for the bus ride to New York yesterday. The delegation of eleven from the Medical School was the largest yet from a graduate department...
...favored to annex the 50 and give Captain Powers a stiff fight in the 100. In the distances, however, the Ulenmen will have a decided advantage. Jim Conger heads the Navy 220 and 440 delegations, but he will probably be limited to one second in the quarter. Powers and Bus Curwen will be favored to sweep the 220, and Curwen will...