Word: rawstrom
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...cold prevented Bosworth from taking the trip to Springfield, and his absence probably cost Harvard the medley. But with Eric Cutler leading the way with a pair of firsts over Springfield's Captain Harry Rawstrom in the 220 and 440, the powerful Ulenmen were able to clinch the meet in the 440 with Cutler's first in 4.53.5 and Frannie Powers' third...
Powers finished second behind Cutler in the 220, and shunted Rawstrom off to a third in a 2.14.8 race. Lounie Stowell and Jim Curwen monopolized honors in the sprints, each taking a first and a second in the 60 and 100. George Dana took a first in the dive with an 89.3 rating, and Chet Sagenkahn copped a third...
...undefeated Crimson will face their strongest non-league competition of the year in the up-and-coming Gymnast squad, led by stellar distance man Harry Rawstrom and breastroker Archie Pincombe. Springfield has swamped Connecticut and Bates already this season, has taken the measure of Bowdoin, 45 to 30, and has bowed only to Williams...
Conceding the Gymnasts an upset victory in the medley, they must then place their main reliance on Harry Rawstrom, in the 220 and 440, Art Beck in the 60, Carl Condon in the dive, Don Lotz in the century, Gir Milligan and Ed Shea in the backstroke, and Archie Pincombe in the breastroke for enough points to carry the meet into the free relay...
...Rawstrom is worth no more than a pair of seconds behind Eric Cutler in the 220 and 440--and Frannie Powers will be very close to Cutler in the 220. Crimson sprinters Cutler, Jim Curwen, Dave Stearns, and Lonnie Stowell should have little difficulty with Beck and Lotz...