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...tongues of flame leap from the sun, a half-million miles into space, sink back and leap again. Sometimes, strangely, clouds of gases appear out of nowhere far above the sun and blazing streamers lick back toward the sun's surface like prankish backward-movies of a high diver. What elements, astronomers have puzzled, form the corona? Where do the backward-flowing flames come from...
Captain Watson Dickerman heads the list of returning lettermen and is supported by Don Peddie, Bob Davis, Don Elbel, and Peter Macgowan. Ted Allis, and John McCann, Seniors, are available. From last year's Freshman team Ned Tuckerman, Shaw McCutcheon, the Varsity diver, Charley Mulcahy, Ollie Ames, and Bill Allis are all on the list, so that Coach Clark Hodder seems to have the material for a well balanced team...
...hundred; while Big John Eusden was clocked under 57 for the century in the Brown meet but failed to take the race. Dave Barnes, Bill Platt, and Fred Tiemann are the other Freshmen to capture places in the dashes. Bill Hewes has developed into an up-and-coming diver under the tutelage of Peterson, who has been demonstrating Varsity gainers for the past five years. With adequate improvement, Hewes may take the third diving slot on next year's Varsity; but his best performance of 85.2 against Brown seems less exceptional when compared to the 94 of Sophomore ace Shaw...
...first backstroke race of the season and cracked a pool record, winning in 1:42.7 with Sophomore Bill Drucker a good second. Bob White and Max Kraus had to be content with a second and third respectively in the breaststroke, which went to Middle Roy Edelson in 2:36.9. Diver Brad Patterson collected 99.1 points in another improved performance and took a second behind Bud Fisher. The number one Crimson springboard artist, Shaw McCutcheon, did not see action but will probably be ready for the Dartmouth meet this Saturday...
...meet will be a good test for up-and-coming breaststroker Bob White. His practice times have been coming down considerably, but he is short on meet experience. The other specially star, Bill Drucker, should not have too much difficulty in the dorsal event. Ailing diver Shaw McCutcheon made the trip with the team and may see service...