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Cornell's varsity swimming team comes recently into the IAB this afternoon four, but the Redmen will be in for a shockingly unpleasant surprise. The Crimson angry after last week's loss to Princess and trying not to think about next speck's meet with Yale, will beat Cornell, probably by as big a margin as it desires. Harvard, with losses only to Princeton and Army, now has a 6-2 over-all record. It can beat Cornell today, the varsity will finish with a 7-3 mark and a possible for third in the Eastern Intercollegiate League. This would...
Sophomore Ed Cray is a threat for the Redmen in the individual medley and the backstroke, where he will probably meet Bob Corris and Tony Fingleton...
...third period was a disaster. Within the first five minutes Cornell had scored four goals, and the game was virtually over. The Redmen pressed harder, and added two more scores before the contest ended...
...their first three matches, Cornell was battered by Lehigh 28-5, by Navy 26-9, and by Michigan 19-8. The three powerhouses lead off a back-breaking slate of 19 dual matches scheduled by an apparently power-drunk Cornell athletic department. The Redmen will have to wrestle Brown on the day before they meet Harvard. In addition, the Cornell squad was weakened by graduation, forcing them to start four sophomores...
Despite Cornell's difficulties with pre-season opposition, Pickett has no illusions about their strength. He accorded the Redmen "a slight edge" over Harvard and Columbia in the Ivy League race, followed by Yale, Penn, Princeton, and Brown. "Penn might get stronger as the season goes along," he added...