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...comparative scores are dangerously misleading because of one simple reason: neither Ulen nor Eli coach Bob Kiphuth has revealed his squad's full potential. Neither has yet put together his fastest medley and free style relay teams, for example. Times can be considered, however. Again, while they do not reveal maximum potential unless the swimmers have opened up, they more correctly lead to true evaluation. And here Yale has the edge...
Sandy Gideonse, Denny O'Connor, and Joe Burnett of the Blue have combined in the 300-yard medley relay for a time of 2:54.2. The closest the varsity has come to this is a clocking of 2:57.6 against Princeton. Don Mulvey, Ralph Zani, and Ted Whatley swam it, and Ulen is sure their time can be bettered. "We'll give them a good race," he said...
Inches could again be the difference between Yale's Sandy Gideonse and Hawkins in the 150-yard individual medley. When both were freshmen last year, Gideonse won in an extremely close race. Since that time, he has a 1:32.5 Yale pool record for the event. Hawkins broke his own Crimson mark with a 1:34.8 clocking at M.I.T...
Crimson divers Peto Smails and Kirby Von Kessler scored 77.88 and 71.9 points respectively to top Columbia's Bruce Hoy off the low board. Bill Travis was the lone three-event man for the varsity, anchoring the victorious medley and free style relay teams besides placing second to teammate Duke Geer...
Against M.I.T. on January 13 he broke his freshman record 1:36.6 in the 150 individual medley by butterflying, back stroking, and free styling the distance in 1:34.8. Then, against Princeton last Saturday, he knocked four seconds off his December breast stroke mark, swimming the 200 yards...