Word: relayers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...unpopular decisions in the medley and relay deprived the Crimson from capturing second place in the meet. As things were Hutter, Graham Cummin '38, and A. Gregory Jameson '37 teamed to take a second in the first of these two events, with Captain John J. Colony '37, Donald Barker '38, Dario C. Berizzi '38, and Hutter gathering fourth place in the relay...
...yard relay on he second day, Coach Ulen will swim Don Barker, Captain John Colony, Dario Berizzi, and Hutter. In addition there is a possibility that the Crimson iron-man captain-elect will compete in the 220 yard free-style event, which he won in record breaking time in the Yale contest...
...also holds the Harvard-Yale Dual Meet record in the 50 yard free style and the 100 yard free style. In the 440 free style swim Hutter holds the University record, and is a member of the 300 yard medley relay team which recently set a new National Intercollegiate record...
Those who had predicted a Yale victory were right in one particular--the Eli's superior relay team. But we were wrong when we thought it would be the crucial event. Perhaps the turning point that sent the meet in Harvard's direction, if there can be a turning point in a steady procession, was when Rus Greenhood won the dive. Those who know the Crimson Sophomore best felt sure he would win: others thought of Endweiss, but it was the Harvard lad all the way when the competition began...
...results of the individual events were as follows; Harvard took first and third in the 220-Yard Free Style; first and second in the 50-Yard Free Style; first and second in the 100-Yard Free Style; first in the 440-Yard Free Style; and first in the Relay. Yale took the Dive, the Medley Relay, the Backstroke, and the Breaststroke. As a climax to the victory, Coach Peterson was tossed into the pool and then presented with a watch...