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Undefeated in dual competition in the Eastern Intercollegiate League for the fourth consecutive year, the Bulldogs went ahead to win ten out of 11 events in the Eastern Intercollegiates held last weekend at New Haven. The senior-studded Eli squad also defeated Michigan, Big Ten champion and possibly the second best team in the country, by the lop-sided score of 59 to 16 last month at Ann Arbor...
With his farmer's spare frame, his mechanic's hands, his stubborn chin and his restless eyes, his quick opinions, his respect for makers and the things they make, his dual personality and his rebellion against orders, Henry Ford is more like most Americans than most Americans realize. Henry Ford and his empire have converted themselves to war. The whole automobile industry has gone to war. Detroit-and not only its Henry Fords but its Bud Goodmans and Frank Morisettes and Eddie Hunts and Roscoe Smiths-had gone to war. The whole U.S. nation was going to roll...
Having swept through the league season unbeaten for the fourth year in a row; chalking up three new dual meet records and turning in the best performances in eight of nine events, the Elis may well improve upon their 1941 performance at Annapolis when they took eight of the 11 titles. The 59 to 16 walloping they gave Michigan, Big Ten champion, last month, assures Bob Kiphuth's men a clear claim to the mythical national title...
Chouteau's best efforts, however, will probably be registered in the 440, where he is defending champion. His marks in the quarter mile have twice this season broken Bill Kendall's old dual meet record of 4:50.5 and Chouteau is now exactly three seconds under this time. John Storrs of Dartmouth is likely to push him hardest, the Indians' star having turned in a 4:54.9 clocking again Pennsylvania on March 7. Bill Trubee of Princeton was unbeaten at this distance but has not been below 5:06. Warren Fisher of Cornell, Dave Barnes of Harvard, Arras, Peters...
Harvard's Varsity swimmers will attempt to disprove the claim that anyone competing against Yale this year ends up as a mere "also-swam," when they meet the Blue mermen tonight at 7 o'clock in New Haven in the final dual meet of the season for both teams...