Word: poole
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...yard free style swim--Won by C. G. Hutier '38 (H); second, J. J. Colony, Jr. '37 (H). Time 52.8 seconds (New pool record...
...Encourage by their 55 to 20 victory over Dartmouth in the last meet the swimmers will attempt to keep their underclass status. Among the Crimson proposer who will be out to duplicate the feat of capturing eight out of nine first places will be Art Johnson, who broke the pool record in the 200-yard breaststroke, Charlie Hutter in the 50-yard freestyle, Elisha Greenhood in the diving, Captain Colony in the 100-yard free style, Frank Coleman in the 440, and Cummin in the back stroke...
...South Station this morning. Coach Ulan's Varsity swimming team will be headed for the first really hard tests of the current season. Although they have won all their meets to date by overwhelming scores, it will be a different story tonight in Columbia's new York pool, tomorrow night in Princeton's Brokau pool. Both of these meets will count in the standing of the newly formed Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League...
...closet races in the second meet should come when breastsrokers Dick Hough of the Tigers and Greg Jameson of the Crimson dive into the pool for their 200-yard swim. The exploits of Jameson, who one week age set a pool record at Hanover of 2:32.6 are well known, while Hough did 2:33.2 in the Princeton-Fordham meet. Other top Tigers are Captain Howie Canoune in the 220, divers Cranston and Kelley, and the relay team of Harper, Stickel, Harwood and Bayliss...
Representing Harvard, will be Donald McDonald '39, F. Welch Pool '39, and Richard W. Sullivan '38. John A. Sullivan, Jr. '38, Secretary-Treasurer of the Council, will act as chairman of the debate. A dinner for the teams will be held in the Lowell House Dining Room at 6:45 o'clock. This is the launching of the extensive schedule, planned by the Council for this season...