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...difference is, of course, that Ulen builds his superb squads out of normal human beings. He doesn't have names like John Marshall. Wayne Moore, or Jim McLane to conjure with. But Ulen has managed to parlay a Hedberg, a McNamara, a Dillingham, and a flood of sophomores into a team that will probably once again go undefeated until it travels to New Haven in March to meet Kiphuth's frogmen...
...just as much of a problem for Yale as it is for the rest of the league. The Yale News constantly complains that the team is not getting enough competition, and the spectators complain if Kiphuth keeps the score reasonable by withholding John Marshall, Wayne Moore, and Jim McLane, the three sophomores who can beat every other middle or long distance freestyler in the country...
Yale and Army may sweep the 440-yard freestyle. Marshall, Moore, and McLane obviously should place one-two-three for Yale. The fourth Eli, Frank Chamberlain, will battle Craigie, Joe Knittle, and Dexter Smith of Army. Harvard's Berke and Jones of Williams are the remaining two most likely to break into the finals. Crimson sophomore Dick Fouquot is the second Harvard competitor...
...Kiphuth will probably enter the four-man limit in the special 6 p.m. scratch meeting. The Yale coach is expected to nominate A.A.U. champion John Marshall, Olympic champion Jim McLane, Wayne Moore, and Emile Estoclet...
...John R. McLane, Jr., speaking on law in the small community, described the variety of small town law which can deal with anything from murder to estates to deciding the ownership of two square feet of land...