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...Harvard's swimmers. John Pringle and Bill Chadsey took second and fourth for the Crimson, but Princeton's Gardiner Green won the event, setting new Eastern and pool records with a time of 2:18.0. Pringle's second-place time of 2:19.4 was followed closely by Yale's Dale Kiefer...
Harvard's John Pringle took an early lead over Yale swimming stars Dale Kiefer and Ed Townsend and held it all the way to win the 400-yard individual medley in the Eastern Seaboard Intercollegiate Swimming Championships at Princeton's Dillon Pool last the four events as the three-day meet got under...
Harvard had a second moment of greatness as John Pringle and Bill Chadsey both upset Dale Kelfer in the 200-yard breast stroke. Pringle won the event handily in 2:13.5, but the big surprise was Chadsey, who touched out Keifer, his former high school teammate at New Trier, for second place...
...what was good, and he could justly boast that he did not have to rely on the advice of dealers. He never bothered to talk esthetics: he would say that a picture was "hot" or "terrific"' or that it "hits me hard." In gentler moments, the childless Dale referred to his paintings as "my children," and he once reported that "I look at my pictures every night before I go to bed." He was generous to Washington's National Gallery of Art, of which he became president in 1955, but he would watch carefully...
Last week, when Dale died of a heart attack at the age of 79, at least part of the question was answered. Of the 1,000 items in his collection, Dale had already given the National Gallery 193. Now he bequeathed to it most of the rest (the complete list of painters and titles is a part of the as yet unprobated will), including So that hung in his own Manhattan apartment and must therefore have been Dale's favorite children...