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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harvard's Lonnie Stowell and Ted McNitt were shut out in the unpredictable 50. and a red-hot Scott Scammell nipped Art Bosworth as well as Bill Drucker in the backstroke. On the other hand, Bob White also upset the dope bucket by getting an easy second in the breaststroke, only being beaten by about a foot for a first by Art McClure in 2:37.5. Max Kraus' third there was another big surprise...
...Yard Free-style: Martens (D) first; Stewell (H) second; McNitt (H) third. Time...
Dartmouth lost a good man in George Liskow because of scholastic difficulties but still has Larry Noble as a strong contender in the sprints. Captain Franny Powers, Lonnie Stowell, and Ted McNitt should be able to outscore the Indian star in his two events. John Storrs is the only Green distance man, but he will not be worth better than a second and third respectively...
...yard free-style: Won by M. Soltysiak (P); second, Stowell (H); third, McNitt (H); time...
Gordon Wiley took the 50 as expected in 24 flat, ahead of Ted McNitt and Lonnie Stowell. The 220, the 100, and the 440, however, were all one-two Crimson sweeps, with Captain Frannie Powers Art Bosworth, Bus Curwen, Frank Gorman and Stowell in the winning roles. Midshipman Jim Conger was expected to be troublesome in the distances so Gorman's victory over him for second in the quarter was something of a surprise. Curwen, of course, was an easy winner...