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Foilsman Van Chandler was the Crimson's most effective fencer in Saturday's event. Competing in pool three, he scored seven victories against five defeats, including a five to four decision over Columbia's Pat DiMartini which spoiled the Lions' title bid. Saberman Harry Zeil also posted an important victory over Navy at a time when the third place Middles were in contention for title honors...
...year ago, when the Easterns were held in the Blockhouse pool, the Crimson had 11 finalists to the Blue's 28. Yale also took 8 out of 14 first places. This year both squads have shown an even greater degree of superiority over their Eastern opponents...
Crimson sprinter Dave Hedberg will have his work cut out for him when he comes up against Don Sheff of Yale and Bob Nugent of Rutgers. In the 100 freestyle Sheff has been under Hedberg's best time of 51.7, and Nugent set a Harvard pool record of 51.4 a year ago. Harvard's John McNamara can score in the 50, and sprinters Ron Huebach, Phil Pratt, and Captain Bob Stroud may do well...
Sophomore Don Mulvey is the only Crimson entry in the backstroke, but the Elis still have Dick Thoman, who set a 100-yard intercollegiate, meet, and pool record in the afternoon trials a year ago. Last year's final winner of the 100 and 200 backstroke and the 150-yard individual medley, Jim Thomas of North Carolina, has graduated, leaving Thoman virtually a clear field...
...meet wasn't decided until the last event, the 200 yard free style medley, when, with the score at Eliot 23 and Leverett 18 Jewell came from behind in the last length to win by two feet and give his team seven points and the title. In other pool events Dudley and Dunster blasted Winthrop 35 and 28 to 6. Dunster then beat the Commuters 32 to 16. Lowell lost to Leverett 31 to 12 and to Eliot 37 to 10. The last meet had the Gold Coasters bowing to Kirkland...