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Junior Ralph Zani and senior Ken Emerson give the Crimson a lot of strength in the breast-stroke. Zani and Emerson finished first and second in the 200-yard event against Springfield, scoring a surprise upset victory over Maroon star Bill Yorcyk, a National Finalist...
Junior Don Mulvey broke a Springfield pool record and upset the favored Al Mayers, a National Finalist in the 200-yard backstroke. His time of 2:16.2' betters by .1 seconds the record set by the Crimson's John Steinhart two years...
Springfield's other National Finalist, Bill Yorcyk, was upset twice--in the 220-yard freestyle and the 200-yard breaststroke. Ralph Zani scored a surprise victory in the breaststroke with a time of 2:27.3, with teammate Ken Emerson second and Yorcyk third...
...Ulen expresses some doubt about the team's ability to repeat this showing for 1952-53, and some grave worries about the opening meet with the Maroons. Springfield's 20-yard pool--five yards shorter than the pool here--combined with the fact that Springfield has two finalist from last year's National Swimming Competitions, make this what Ulen terms "an unusually tough opening meet...
Breast-stroker Bill Yorck is a potential 15-point man, in the breast, 220, and 440 yard freestyle events. Sophomore John Mayers, a National finalist at the backstroke, will, according to Ulen, give back-stroker Don Mulvey "some trouble...