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Although the line-up cannot be definitely known until just before each event, Cutler is expected to swim the furlong against Parke. Both men have done better than 2:15, but the Crimson leader is favored to slip under the finish-rope first. If vande Weghe competes in the 50 against Jim Curwen the result can hardly be predictable, though Princeton should collect at least a second and a third here...
Best race of the evening ought to be the 100. Probable entrants are Jim Curwen and Cutler pulling against Parke again and Boozan. Since the first three mentioned are all clocked between 53 and 54 seconds for four laps, anything may happen at the final wall. Certainty of the meet will be Vande Weghe's victory in the backstroke. Bosworth will again have to stand off Scammell in a second-place battle...
...McClure and Stew Pach stand a fair chance of sweeping the butterfly 200 for the Tigers, but Waldron will be plugging for a Crimson second. If the contest is swum at all according to form, Cutler and his mates will have around 21 points to Princeton's 28 going into the 440. In this event, Ulen will probably withdraw Rick, saving him to bolster Harvard's already favored 400-yard relay team, thus virtually guaranteeing his men the seven final points which, added to whatever Ed Hewitt and Torpedo Van Vort can collect in the 171/2 lap grind, will place...
...free-style: Cutler (H) first; Parke (P) second; Powers (H) third; Halsey (P) fourth. Time...
...free-style: Curwen (H) first; Cutler (H) second; Parke (P) third; Boozan (P) fourth. Time...