Word: relayed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dave Barnes reversed the 220 order in the 440 event, besting George Christman by a few strokes in 5:10.4. And the Crimson swimmers, using Perry Stearns, Ozzie Morton, Don Perry, and the aforementioned Eusden, won the 400-yard relay by a country mile. Somebody named Gossner swam the anchor leg for Brown, but he didn't help much...
...medley relay features Drucker, Stearns and Bus Curwen, jack-of-all-trades who strokes the Crimson crew for a sideline. In the 440 free style relay Ulen has a host of swimmers from whom to choose. Ozzie Morton, Bill Prier, Don Perry and John Watkins are all possible Crimson entries...
...U.S.S. Angry turned her snub, sea-battered nose out into the grey wilderness of wintry Atlantic. Green water pounded the corvette's narrow decks, doused her open bridge where the hooded skipper stood squinting into the mist. Now and then he gave a quiet command for relay to engine room, signalmen and the helmsman below. The Angry was heading back to sea, guarding another convoy of rusty freighters, laden with men and supplies for distant battlefronts...
...Right rudder 20°," ordered the captain for relay to the helmsman. Over a speaking tube came the Iowa-sharp voice of John ("Shanghai") Frajman, Machinist's Mate 2nd Class: "Engines making one-oh-two revolutions...
Often-and eloquently-it speaks Japanese. Because short-wave reception has been banned in Japan, XGOY talks to its foe (by relay) through China's most powerful medium-wave station XPRA at Kunming. Some of the broadcasters are Chinese who were born or raised in Japan. But the most potent are anti-imperial Japanese taken prisoner by the Chinese armies. They are men who have convinced themselves that only a common cause with the Chinese can save the people of Japan. Their fiery opposition is not restricted to the Japanese militarists; it is directed also at the Emperor...