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...favor of the Lions the mermen gave a good account of themselves, losing by a judge's decision rather than because of lack of speed. Leading going in to the 400 yard relay, the Crimson seemed to be sewing up the meet when anchor man Captain Johnny Eusden breezed home in front by a wide margin. The judges, however, ruling that Eusden had started early, gave the event and contest to Columbia...
...Eusden was the star of the trip, picking up 20 points. Without Drucker and Curwen though, the Crimson was without two of its aces. It was an entirely different story from the Columbia meet at Annapolis, the Navy having a far too well balanced squad...
...Besides Eusden, Dave Barnes, with two firsts and a second, was outstanding for the Crimson, while George Christman, Bill Hewes, Frank Padgett, and Bob Aaron also did well. Two records were set in the two meets. In New York, Gene Rogers set a new pool record in the 220-yard free style with a time of 2:15 and in Annapolis, Jack Manherz set a new Naval Academy record for the 200 yard breast stroke, coming home in the time...
...mainstays of the squad are Captain Johnny Eusden, swimming the 50 and 100 yard free style, and Don Barnes and George Christman, who swim the 220 and 440 yard free style...
Several important changes were also made in the personnel of the Athletic Council proper. Brooks N. Heath '44, Stanley H. Durwood '43, and John D. Eusden '43 were elected as representatives of baseball, football, and swimming respectively. The following men have retained their positions on the Council: Schofield Andrews, Jr. '44 for crew, Charles T. Cowen '44 for hockey, J. Donald MacKinnon, Jr. '43 for track, and Burditt for basketball...