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...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...
Opposite Brown in this event, Hal Ulen will pit his promising Sophomore dorsal artist, Bill Drucker, who up to this point has not been defeated in Varsity competition. In winning against the Alumni and M. I. T., Drucker was not pressed, and it remains to be seen what time he can hit when under pressure...
Rick Cutler provided the great surprise of the evening by turning over on his back for the dorsal leg of the 150-yard medley. He gave Bill Drucker a close race, and the grad trio of Cutler, Greg Jameson, and Charley Hutter tied the Varsity combination of Drucker, Max Kraus, and Dave Stearns in 1:25.2. This ruled Cutler out of the 220, and Captain Frannie Powers and Bus Curwen pulled away from Ed Hewitt...
...Bosworth ever manages to round into 1939 form, the backstroke division will be the strongest one on the squad. Bill Drucker, Dick Harris, and possibly Al Mathis will give him plenty of support in the 150-yard dorsal race. In addition, Bosworth could lend a helping hand in the free-style events...
Aside from the Cutler-Johnson duel in the 220, the best race of the meet should be Yale's Joe Burns versus Art Bosworth in the 150 backstroke. The Blue dorsal expert has been turning in slightly faster times this year, but Bossie is sure to make it a real six-lap battle. Dick Harris will compete against either John Brueckel, Charlie Kilvert or Bob White, of the Elis, for third place...