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...opposition, the Crimson will throw up Captain Chouteau Dyer, who has an even chance of finishing anywhere from first to third in the sprints, and a pair of divers, who should be able to edge the Elis...
...Saturday against Princeton a 400-yard relay team composed of Rex Aubrey, Dave Armstrong, Roger Anderson, and Tim Jecko did a fantastic 3:16.1 to set a world mark in the event. This not only leaves the Crimson relay record straggling some ten seconds behind, but bodes ill for Dyer in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle races...
These sprints must be termed a tossup, and should provide the main excitement of the meet, perhaps even a world record. Against Brown last week, Dyer turned in a 49.4 second 100, which is better than any Eli clocking this season, and only 0.5 seconds off the world record...
Captain Chouteau Dyer and sophomore Dick Seaton paced the Crimson, with two victories apiece. Dyer won both the 50- and 100-yard freestyle races, while Seaton took the longer freestyle events, 220 and 440 yards. Roger Clifton took second in the 50-yard event, Jon Lind in the 100, Tom Cochrane in the 220, and Peter Macky...
...apparently, to a slow pool, none of the times in the meet was particularly noteworthy. Captain Dyer's clocking of 51.4 seconds in the 100-yard freestyle, for example, was a full two seconds over the Harvard record he set in this event last Wednesday...