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Nosing out Art Bosworth with a terrific sprint in the final lap of the 220, Eric Cutler, Crimson swimming captain, established a new N. E. A. A. A. U. record for the distance...
...Ulen reached into his bag of tricks and pulled forth Eric Cutler as a 100 breaststroke. The Crimson captain sped through the century in 54 flat to beat favorite Bob Schaper of Brown by a touch. Cutler had already annexed his regular 220 in 3:18, just ahead of Frannie Powers, and would have been ready to take on all comers in the 440 had the score demanded...
Schaper, Soltysiak, and any two other men Barry has would not have had a ghost of a chance against a final Crimson relay team of Bosworth, Curwen, Cutler, and Stewell--which would have been used if needed. Ulen could have rolled up 51 points all told but naturally preferred to give some of his younger sprint men a chance to acquire valuable meet experience...
...specialty, swam both 50 and 100 free-style, gaining a second and third. Bud Wilcox, backstroke ace, will duel with Bosworth in the 150 dorsal event and will also compete in the medley. In the distance events Brown has George Gibbons and Art Doherty--last year the former trailed Cutler but touched out Powers in the 440 for the three points which gave the Brunonians the meet...
Frannie Powers garnered seconds in both the 220 and 100, Curwen followed Stearns in the 50, and Chet Sagenkahn was only two points behind Dana, leaving Indian Captain Paul Dyer in third place with 98.63 points. Cutler came back later with the intention of snatching the Dartmouth pool record in the 440, held by Yale's Hoyt, and succeeded with the commendable clocking of 4:59.4, much to the satisfaction of Coach UlcnMax Kraus and Roger Willcox finished second and third behind Dartmouth's Potter in the breastroke, and then a reserve Crimson 400-yard relay team dropped the final...