Word: medleyed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...completely orthodox line-up will probably be entered by Ulen with no important changes except that a weaker trio than usual will start in the medley relay. Dick Harris, Max Kraus, and Ned Goldwasser are slated for the 300, while Cutler and Powers will swim in the 220 as usual. Against these men Eli Coach Bob Kiphuth should pit a moderately strong medley teams, but because his reserves are so deep, it is difficult to predict his entries. A combination of White, Meyer, and Pope would be strong enough to insure victory...
Kirland was off to a good start as Al Mathis, Bill Rines, and Bill Jay sped to victory in the medley in 1:28.8, and Mike Brody and A1 Conger followed this up with a one-two finish in the 50. MalRowe and Teny Facio copped a second and third in the dive, and Bill Jay and Brody swept the century in 58 flat...
...free-style relay: Harvard (Stowell, Powers, Cutler, Curwen) first; Princeton Sullivan, Boozan, Vande Weghe, Parke) second. Time--3:35.7 Medley 220 50 dive 100 150b 200br 440 relay total Harvard 0 6 5 8 8 3 1 4 7 42 Princeton...
Tiger Coach Howie Stepp will be gunning for the initial five points of the medley relay but at the same time will try to keep his aces, Ned Parke and Al Vande Weghe out of the first event. His trio of Scammell, McClure, and Boozan versus Art Bosworth, Jack Waldron, and Lonine Stowell should provide the spectators with a genuinely rip-roaring race. Bosworth ought to be slightly faster than Scammell, McClure speedier than Waldron, and Stowell should be given a small margin over Boozan--according to past performances--and on the result may hinge the outcome of the meet...
...Medley: Princeton (Seammell, McClure, Boozan) first; Harvard (Bosworth, Waldron, Stowell). Time...