Word: dives
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Gorman will also have to be at his peak to place in the dive. But he will be aided by the fact Ohio State, perenially the diving power, has been placed under a year's probation by the NCAA and will be unable to compete. Dick Kimball of Michigan is favored in both the dives...
Though she and her escort were shabbily dressed, their arrival in a dive invariably resulted in the same "sudden, startling transformation." The yipping, hollering, three-piece band would stop its "loud perversion" of hillbilly music. The patrons would stalk out, glaring venomously at the intruders. In one joint a husky bouncer planted himself beside the reporters, "cracked his fingernails and waited, just looking...
...night to win the unofficial team championships in the Easterns by an overwhelming margin and serve notice that they will be the team to beat in he Nationals two weeks hence. Only the Crimson's Chouteau Dyer in the 100 and Army's Frank Knight in the three-meter dive were able to break the Eli stranglehold...
...Crimson's final scores came in the 400-yard medley relay and the three-meter dive. In the relay, the Harvard team of Bill Murray, Sigo Falk, Hammond, and Dick Seaton (3:59.3) finished second to Yale (3:58.3) after a see-saw struggle Murray and Falk lost about a length of open water to the Elis, but Hammond churned this into a six yard lead. It was not enough, however, for the fast-closing Aubrey caught Seaton after 60 yards and led him home by half a length...
...dive, Frank Gorman finished strong, and, aided by some unusually poor diving on the part of some of his opponents, jumped from eighth place to third. Frank Knight (409.6) of Army won the event, while Warren Frischmann (381.25) of Syracuse finished second. Army's Duke Gerhardt (329.45), Princeton's Alan Routh (318.85), and Yale's Jack Erickson (306.2) took the last three places...