Word: dyers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...second day of the conference will open with a panel discussion on "Forces That Are Shaping Cities Today." Reginald R. Isaacs, Charles Dyer Professor of Regional Planning, will act as chairman of the group, which includes Charles Abrams, chairman of the New York Anti-Discrimination Commission, Douglas Haskell, editor of Architectural Forum; Gyorgy Kepes, professor of Design at M.I.T.; Lloyd Rodwin, professor of Economics at M.I.T.; Hideo Saski, assistant professor of Landscape Architecture, and Ladislas Segoe, city planning consultant in Cincinnati...
...Chouteau Dyer (22.5) took fourth in the 50 behind Robin Moore of Stanford (22.1) and Rex Aubrey of Yale (22.1), and Al Kuhn of Northwestern...
...during the regular season, the varsity's main strength will lie in the sprints, the 200, the butterfly, and the two relays. In the 50, Chouteau Dyer (22.3) will once again contend with Rex Aubrey (22.2) and Sandy Gideonse (22.4) of Yale. But he will also face the added competition of Ohio State's Jim Kimmel (22.3), Northwestern's Al Kuhn (22.6), and Stanford's Robin Moore...
...same men will come back in the 100, where the Elis again rate a slight edge, especially since they will be swimming in their own pool. Aubrey holds the world record of 49.0 for the event, but can expect trouble from Gideonse (49.7), Dyer (49.7), Moore (50.5), and Dave McIntyre of North Carolina State, who did a 48.8 relay leg in the Easterns two weeks...
Much of the varsity's hope lies in the 400 freestyle relay team consisting of Dyer, Pete Macky, Jon Lind, and Jorgensen. This team took the Easterns in 3:26.1, and, on paper at least, is the second fastest team in the country--Yale being the fastest, of course. Ohio State has done a 3:26.9 using medley star Al Wiggins as Anchor man, but since Wiggins is expected to swim in other events, the Buckeyes may drop back. Iowa State has done 3:24 in a 20-yard pool, but over the 25 yard length this would be equivalent...