Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...National Collegiate records were broken, one was tied, and a brand new mark was established at the opening of the new Harvard swimming pool last night. Ray Ruddy of Columbia and Ted Moles of Princeton were the record-breakers, while August Harms, of Fordham, swimming easily in the 150-yard medley, a new event for the meet, hung up a mark for future mermen to shoot at. Al Schwarts, Northwestern captain and star, twice tied the existing record of 24 seconds flat in the 50-yard dash...
...yard free style should be a grand race, with Austin Clapp of Stanford, Ray Ruddy of Columbia, and Garnett Ault of Michigan vying for top honors. Clapp finished third in the 800-meter race at the Olympics, beating Ruddy. But Ruddy loafed through the last 100 yards of the 440 at Yale in 5 minutes, 5 seconds, and Ault has turned in a time 4 seconds less than that. So it should be a battle royal. Shields, of Brigham Young, won the event last year in 4 minutes, 57 4-5 seconds...
...Louis, Percy N. Collins of Chicago, four times national amateur 18.2 balkline billiard champion, won the title again by trouncing Champion Ray V. Fessenden of Madison, Wis., 300 to 76 in 13 innings...
...Cancer is treated by X-ray, radium, or surgery. The earlier competent advice is sought, the greater the chance of cure. It is not a shameful disease to be kept under cover. The average delay before seeking competent advice is eight months, but there should be no such delay...
Columbia University has entered four men led by its great middle distance swimmer Ray Ruddy. Ruddy will compete in the 440-yard free style and 220-yard free style. J. Dolgos has been entered in the 50 and 100-yard free style and Parnell Callahan in the 200-yard breast stroke, George Rowland will swim in the 300-yard medley...