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Not once in the Varsity contest was the issue in doubt. Following an effortless win in the medley relay, Jerry Gorman and Ted Norris finished one-two in the 220, and after that all save one of the events saw Crimson swimmers hit the finish line first.
220-yard free style--Won by Gorman (H); second, Norris (H); third, Searle (M.I.T.). Time--2:23.6.
400-yard relay--Won by Harvard; Lange, Norris, Lagarenne, Watkins; second, M.I.T.; Thomas, Pitler, Callahan, Lewis. Time--3:57.0.
The writing was on the wall after the first event, with a medley trie of Hob Branard, Chuck Hoolzer, and Stove Wise each contributing part of a half tank final margin. In the 220-yard freestyle, Jerry Gorman of the Varsity was more than a match for last year's...
"The history of the labor injunction prior to 1932 is a sordid one," he read that Tuesday morning, in the weary tones of a tired preacher who knows his text by heart. The Norris-LaGuardia Act, he said, barred such injunctions as the court had issued; and-looking straight at...