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Died. Rufus Cutler Dawes, 72, utilitycoon, brother of former U. S. Vice President Charles Gates Dawes, president of Chicago's 1933-34 world's fair (A Century of Progress); suddenly, of coronary thrombosis; in Chicago...
...victory was crushed when the Ulenmen took every first and second place in the next four events, finally assuring a Harvard victory with Bosworth's win in the 150-yard dorsal race in 1:40.7, his best time. The overwhelming display of power was featured by Captain Rick Cutler's 2:17.8 first in the furlong, Davey (Club) Stearns' triumph in the 50, George Dana's upset victory in the dive with 103.53 points, and Jim Curwen's a 55.6 100 free style...
...season's most formidable obstacles to Captain Eric Cutler and his Crimson swimmers will present itself at Hanover tomorrow when the Dartmouth tankmen seek to shatter Hal Ulen's unbroken record of victories over them...
...strategic one. Most of the men who will bear the brunt of Dartmouth's sprint attack are unknown but reputedly potent quantities; hence the Crimson mentor, somewhat short in top-notch 50 and 100 men, must conserve swimmers of the calibre of Art Bosworth, Frannie Powers. Jim Curwon, and Cutler all of whom are men-of-all-work in the free-style races...
Elliott C. Cutler '09, president of the Alumni Association, Ralph B. Perry, Jr. '29, editorial writer of the Bulletin, Clarence A. Bunker '89, James Morgan, editorial director of the Globe, Henry W. Holmes '03, Dean of the Graduate School of Education, and David M. Little '18, Secretary to the University, will also serve