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...Bragg's skinny little boy Nelson" is master of ceremonies and his flunky Uncle Everett is the jockey. He introduces numbers in an indefinable dialect, inevitably ending with, "Thanks just a whole lot, there -- (insert name of star). The music itself is a baffling medley of guitars, fiddles, violins, and whining voices varying in mood from the gay, buoyant "We're Gonna Have a Big Time Tonight" to the lilting sadness of "I Wonder Where Y'are Tonight." Although I have never heard of the singers--the Lane Brothers, Jimmy Dickens, and Tex Logan--apparently they are the aristocracy...
...Crimson won both relay races, and set a new Harvard record in one of them. Mulvey, Ken Emerson, and Captain Ron Huebsch scored a two-length victory in the 300-yard medley relay in 2:55 minutes. The old record, set against Dartmouth in 1951, was 2:56 minutes...
...second Harvard record fell in the 150-yard individual medley, the most exciting event of the meet. Charlie Egan, a body length behind and in last place as he went into the final 50-yard sprint, overtook his opponents and won by half a length. His time of 1:38.7 eclipses by one-tenth of a second the record formerly held by Sandler and himself...
...seconds in the 50 yard freestyle and the swimmers went on to beat a Quonset Naval Air Station team, 43 to 32, at Quonset. John Holcenberg who won the 100 yard breaststroke and Ed Benton who won the 100 yard backstroke were also members of the winning 150 yard medley relay team, along with Doug Mansfield...
Yesterday's CRIMSON erroneously listed Navy as the winner of the 400-yard freestyle relay in Saturday's swimming meet. The Middies were disqualified, giving the Crimson the victory. In the 300-yard medley relay, Captain Ron Huebsch was mistakenly listed as the freestyler for Harvard. Junior Bill Travis swam the freestyle leg to the relay, won by the Crimson...